Brazil 3 Spain 0

Brazil has shown to the world of Football that it remains the champion against all odds. It wins the Confederation Cup against Spain  3 out of 0

 

Neymar doubled the hosts’ lead before Fluminense star Fred added his second  immediately after half-time.

And it was to get worse for Vincent Del Bosque’s men as Sergio Ramos missed a  penalty and Gerard Pique was sent off.

It was the first time Spain have been beaten by three goals since a defeat to  Wales in 1985 — and it was their first competitive loss in three years.

But it was carnival time in Rio’s Maracana as Brazil showed their fans just  what they can expect in the World Cup next summer.

Fred gave Felipe Scolari’s a dream opening with his goal-poacher’s finish  inside the Spain box.

And the early goal rocked the European champions as Brazil kept pressuring  and  Fred missed a second chance on the breakaway after 28 minutes.

Despite having 61 per cent possession Spain kept giving the ball away in the  opponents’ half.

And the hosts were a constant threat on the counter attack with Neymar, Hulk,  Fred and Oscar scaring the life out of Alvaro Arbeloa and Pique, who could  not  get to grips.

Eventually one of those attacks turned into a second goal, as Neymar had the  ball on the left of the box.

He passed to Oscar, but as Spain went narrow at the back, the Chelsea man  slotted in Neymar — who unleashed a rocketing finish into the roof of the  net.