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Brazilian Neymar Jr. showed a different face in his country's jersey after scoring one goal and scoring another against Colombia in a friendly match.
Colombia drew 2-2 against Brazil in the United States.
The match saw Neymar play for the first 90 minutes since May 11 at Paris Saint-Germain.
The Brazilian striker was absent later because of the injury, which cost him far from Brazil's formation and crowned the Copa America this summer.
19 minutes was enough, Neymar took advantage for Samba with a corner converted by Casemiro with a header against Colombian goalkeeper David Ospina.
Colombian Luis Moriel led the guests to turn the score in the first period by scoring twice in 9 minutes.
Muriel is seen inflicting a penalty on Alex Sandro, who managed to score it in the 25th minute.
After a quick counter-attack, Los Cafeteros scored Celsao's goal with Moriel's second goal after receiving a Dovan Zapata center on a powerful shot at Ederson.
The first half was an open match between the two teams and saw Samba lose two goals against a canceled goal for Colombia for offside.
Samba's pressure continued to adjust the score in the second half and, after a long ball, Coutinho hit the Colombian defenders to Danny Alves, who went down to Neymar and did not hesitate to the net.
The most expensive player in the world was subjected to a strong intervention by Colombian defender Davinson Sanchez, who collided head-on with the scoreboard behind the goal, but came back after a treatment.
The team changes slightly affected the game and ended with a second draw between the teams.
Brazil, during FIFA Week, will meet Peru later, while Colombia play a friendly match with Venezuela.
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