(Image source from: Fabulous victory for Brazil against Spain!)
Brazil was having a feeling of insignificance in world and European Champions Spain accompanied by a crushing 3-0 victory in the Confederations Cup final on Sunday, concluding their opponents' three-year record run of 29 unbeaten competitive matches. Two goals from Fred along with a strikingly excellent left-foot shot from Neymar gave next year's World Cup hosts their fifth prominent victory in the competition as they confirmed the trophy for a third time in a row.
Slide-show showcasing the thrilling night, below:
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While furthering with it, Spain suffered a distressed night accompanied by Sergio Ramos missing a penalty early in the second half at the same time Gerard Pique sent off for a sudden forward thrust on his new Barcelona team mate Neymar subsequent to 68 minutes. Fred placed Brazil in a forward direction subsequent to two minutes while Neymar added a majestic second just in precedence of halftime accompanying his fourth goal of the tournament and the crowd once again burst forth with it when Fred made it 3-0 two minutes following behind the re-start with his fifth of the competition.
They are indeed world champions!
Image Source:Brazil defeats Spain in Confederations Cup final
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