Burnaby international soccer star Christine Sinclair led Canada's national women's team to a 2-1 win over Brazil last week.
Sinclair tallied in the 12th and 78th minutes to give Canada a 2-0 advantage. Brazil broke Karina LeBlanc's shutout bid in the 87th minute on a penalty kick.
LeBlanc captained Canada on her 100th appearance for the national team, becoming just the seventh player in the country's history to reach the milestone mark.
Sinclair was denied a goal on a breakaway off the opening kickoff, but she made no mistake on her second chance, beating an offside trap on a cross from Candace Chapman and slotting the first goal of the game.
Sinclair's game-winner came with the left foot after a neat setup from Sophie Schmidt.
Sinclair's goal brings her season total to 13 and 133 to date in her career.
Canada is in Sweden for an international friendly on Saturday, March 31.
