The World Cup warm-ups continued across the globe, with Bruno Fernandes showing his quality in Portugal's 2-0 win over USA.
The Manchester United skipper wore the captain's armband again for his country, in the absence of Cristiano Ronaldo, and was in sparkling form in Atlanta.
After 36 minutes, the midfielder ran onto a pass by Vitinha and produced an outrageous backheel to Trincao, who took a touch and found the bottom corner of the net with a left-footed finish.
Just before the hour mark, Fernandes, who is chasing the Premier League record for assists in a single season, set up Joao Felix, who thumped home from the edge of the box for the killer second goal.
Diogo Dalot started in defence and he played the first half, while Bruno was withdrawn with five minutes remaining.
England suffered a first-ever defeat to an Asian nation, when Japan followed up their 1-0 win in Scotland with the same scoreline at Wembley.
Brighton & Hove Albion winger Kaoru Mitoma scored the only goal of the game.
Kobbie Mainoo was selected in midfield and tried to press him claims in the 71 minutes he was on the pitch, before being replaced by another United Academy graduate in Everton's James Garner.
Harry Maguire only came on towards the end, but took the captain's armband, and went close to scoring an equaliser with a header, as he was a menace in the opposition box throughout the closing stages.
Brazil saw off Croatia 3-1 with Casemiro and Matheus Cunha keeping their places in the starting XI, in Orlando.
Cunha looked lively going forwards, having a couple of dangerous shots and picking out Vinicius Jnr with a good pass, that led to Danilo Santos's opener. Brentford's Igor Thiago was one of the scorers, with his first international goal coming from the penalty spot, after Lovro Majer equalised.
Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli wrapped things up and skipper Casemiro said afterwards: “We'll come back strongly and give it our all at the World Cup. We know that expectations are always very high for the national team and we have to rise to that challenge.”
Senne Lammens was on the bench as Belgium drew 1-1 with Mexico, as Nottingham Forest's Matz Sels kept goal.
Manuel Ugarte played for Uruguay in their 0-0 draw with Algeria.
The Turin contest ended in stalemate, following Uruguay's 1-1 draw away to England last week.
Amad came off the bench for the last 21 minutes, as Ivory Coast made it two wins out of two, with a 1-0 triumph over Scotland at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
The United forward managed to force a save out of Scott Bain, after Nicolas Pepe's 12th-minute winner.
Morocco defeated Paraguay 2-1 in Lens, thanks to goals from Bilal El Khannouss and Neil El Aynaoui.
Noussair Mazraoui was an unused substitute for the Atlas Lions and Diego Leon was not involved for the South Americans, who grabbed a late consolation through Gustavo Caballero.
In the UEFA Nations League, James Scanlon played the entirety of Gibraltar's narrow 1-0 reverse at Latvia, with his brother Luca also coming off the bench.