Brazil's Gabriel Jesus made one objective, scored another and was sent off in the second half as they beat Peru 3-1 on Sunday to win the Copa America for the ninth time in a throbbing challenge at the Maracana arena.

The hosts led the pack following 15 minutes gratitude to some splendid aptitude from Jesus on the wing. The Manchester City forward tricked two protectors and crossed for the plain Everton to fire home from short proximity.

Peru had not won this competition since 1975 and they skiped back rapidly with an equalizer a moment before halftime when Paolo Guerrero scored from the punishment spot after Thiago Silva was declared to have taken care of the ball.

The objective was the primary Brazil had yielded in six diversions since the Copa America started however it didn't shake their certainty and they retook the lead minutes after the fact after a very much worked move from midfield.

Roberto Firmino demonstrated some pleasant aptitude on the correct touchline and he encouraged Arthur who walked forward and nourished Jesus, who coolly opened the ball past a powerless Pedro Gallese.

Peru pushed forward in the subsequent half and were tossed a help with 20 minutes remaining when Jesus was sent off.

He had been felled via Carlos Zambrano a couple of minutes sooner and when Jesus managed out his vengeance he was quickly appeared second yellow to pursue a first half alert for an awful handle.

In any case, Brazil, playing before a 70,000 group in Rio de Janeiro, had the last say when substitute Richarlison made it 3-1 with a punishment in the last moment of guideline time.

It was Brazil's first real title since they won the Copa America in 2007 and the first for mentor Tite, who assumed responsibility for the national group three years back.