4: Neymar (Brazil) 3: Thomas Muller (Germany), Arjen Robben (Holland), Robin van Persie (Holland), Enner Valencia (Ecuador), Karim Benzema (France) 2: Mario Mandzukic (Croatia), Lionel Messi (Argentina), Andre Ayew (Ghana), Gervinho (Ivory Coast), James Rodriguez (Colombia), Clint Dempsey (USA), Tim Cahill (Australia), Luis Suarez (Uruguay), Ivan Perisic (Croatia), Memphis Depay (Holland) The 2014 version of the Brazil national football team is so full of holes it remains distinctly possible that somebody could yet give them a rather embarrassing hiding over the next fortnight. Nevertheless, in the shape of their remarkable forward Neymar they boast a young footballer who seems determined to make this World Cup his own.
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Neymar scores twice to help Brazil into the World Cup last 16 with a win against Cameroon
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Fred grabbed his first World Cup goal in eight years to put Brazil into a 3-1 lead
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Joel Matip put Cameroon level in the first half
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Cameroon crash out of the summer tournament
Instead their own defensive frailties allowed @placeholder back in to the contest and for 15 minutes we saw the very worst of the hosts.