Neymar Scores A Quadruple As Brazil Romp Japan

Barcelona forward and captain of the Brazilian national team scored a quadruple as the samba boys of Brasil romp Japan in a friendly match in Singapore.
Brasil returned to winning ways after a poor outing at the world cup on home soil with a win Argentina and followed by another against Japan.
Just as expected It took just 18 minutes for Neymar to open the scoring, rounding the keeper and finishing into an empty net after some beautiful play in the midfield had put him through.
The rest of his goals came in the second half, the first within three minutes of the restart as substitute Coutinho played Neymar in with a lovely through ball and the Barcelona forward slotted in past Kawashima.
Brazil continued to threaten and returnees Kaka and Robinho were keen to show that they were worthy of a place in Duncan’s squad.

Kaka saw is effort in the 67th minute come off the upright before Coutinho’s shot in the 77th minute was parried straight into Neymar’s path and the former Santos man made it a hat trick.
In the 87th minute, Kaka and Robino came up with a beautiful exchange before Kaka cleverly located Neymar at the back of the post to head in and complete the rout.
After the game, Neymar says he could not have imagined scoring four goals in a single game for his country in his wildest dreams.