Second Half: BRAZIL 3 SPAIN 0
Brazil: Júlio César, Dani Alves, Thiago Silva, David Luiz, Marcelo, Gustavo, Paulinho, Oscar, Hulk, Neymar, Fred.
Subs: Jefferson, Cavalieri, Dante, Filipe, Rever, Fernando, Moura, Hernanes, Jean, Bernard, Jadson, Jo.
Goals: Fred 2, 47, Neymar 44
Spain: Casillas,
Arbeloa (Azpilicueta 45), Piqué, Ramos, Jordi Alba, Busquets, Xavi, Iniesta, Pedro, Mata (Navas 52), Torres (Villa 59).
Subs: Valdes, Reina, Albiol, Monreal, Martinez, Fabregas, Cazorla, Silva, Soldado.
Booked: Arbeloa, Ramos
Ref: Bjorn Kuipers (NED)
Two minutes into the
second half, Brazil score another goal =
47mins: Goal! Brazil 3 Spain 0
75mins: I cannot wait to see Lionel Messi and Neymar in the same side next season.
72mins: Sub for Brazil
Jadson makes his first appearance of the season, coming on for Hulk, the 29-year-old has just eight caps.
Another chance from Ramos after a ball drops to him in the box, but he scuffs his shot well wide.
71mins: I asked earlier if it was game over. It's fair to say it is now
70mins: From the resulting free-kick Neymar curls one just over the bar. Casillas had it covered.
68mins: Pique is sent off!
Spain are playing a high line and it leads to this. Neymar, yes him again, pics up the ball and drives at his future Barcelona team-mate. The big defender gets tied up in knots and eventually just hacks the little winger down before he gets through on goal.
Simplest of decisions for Kuipers and the first straight red of the tournament.
66mins: Marcelo then loses the ball high up the pitch and Pedro slides a ball across from the left, Villa is inches away from making contact.
To give Spain their dues they are really pushing for a goal.
64mins: One of the greediest pieces of play I've ever seen there from Marcelo. More great build up from Brazil gets the left back in behind the defence.
Fred is free in the middle - on a hat-trick remember - and rather than square it, Marcelo tries to sneak one in at the near post and hits it straight out.
Very frustrating.
61mins: More statistical goodness from
Opta - Spain have not lost a competitive match by three goals or more since a defeat to Wales in 1985.
59mins: Third Spain substitution
Villa on for Fernando Torres. Probably not a moment too soon.
Wasted: Spain were gifted a penalty but Sergio Ramos hit it well wide
58mins: Quick feet from Pedro on the wing before he rolls it inside to Iniesta - the Barca man has a good sighting at goal but scuffs his shot.
Then down the other end one ball over the top and Hulk is through on goal, but Casillas is quick off his line and gets enough on the ball.
55mins:Sergio Ramos misses the penalty!
The Real Madrid captain steps up and fires wide! Spain were gifted a way back into the match and have wasted it.
This is the most un-Spanish performance in recent memory.
Game over? Fred celebrates his second and Brazil's third
Key moment: David Luiz clears off the line from a Pedro shot - a goal would have made it 2-1 to Brazil
54mins: Penalty to Spain
Marcelo brings down Navas needlessly (though he does exaggerate the contact) for a definite penalty.
52mins: Sub: Another change for Spain, Manchester City new boy Jesus Navas comes on for Juan Mata.
He's been ineffectual tonight, probably understandable considering he's played almost 80 matches for club and country this season.
49mins: Nice stat from
Opta Sports that won't please Spanish fans - Brazil have not lost a competitive match on home soil since 1975.
I don't think it's too much of a stretch to say that I don't think that record is going to be broken tonight.
47mins: Goal! Brazil 3 Spain 0
Marcelo bursts forward and Hulk switches the ball to the left with Fred in acres of space. He's first time finish is put expertly past Casillas.
Game over?
45mins: We're underway for the second half.
Chelsea's Cesar Azpilicueta has come on for Arbeloa. He looked like a red card waiting to happen, so no surprise there.