Brazil Destroy Spain in 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup Final: 3 - 0

Destroy Spain 3-0, Brazil Preserve Degree Confederation - Brazil insure themselves out as the 2013 Confederations Cup champions after beating Spain by a score of 3-0, while retaining the title for a third time. Fred became a star Bomber victory Luiz Felipe Scolari's squad by two goal in the 3rd minute and the 47th, while Neymar Barcelona players contributed a goal in the 44th minute.

Match held at the Estadio Maracana, Rio de Janeiro also marked Sergio Ramos failed penalty and a red card for Gerard Pique.

Playing pressed from the start, Brazil immediate lead in the second minute goal by Fred. Starting from the back line fault lines in anticipation of bait gastric Spain Hulk, Fred continue the ball to goalkeeper Iker Casillas

Oscar almost added advantage in the 8th minute but sontekannya from Spain penalty area was wide. Not satisfied bombarded the Spanish goalkeeper, Paulinho replace threatened by long-range shot but it could still be saved Iker Casillas.

Spain got the best chance of Andres Iniesta at the 19th minute with a shot from outside the penalty box. But the shot can still be secured by Julio Cesar. Fred almost his tally in the 30th minute, but his shot failed to beat Casillas who are in a position to deal with it.

Another chance for Spain obtained in the 40th minute, when Pedro Brazil surging into the penalty box and fired a shot into the corner past goalkeeper Julio Cesar. But in an extraordinary Brazilian David Luiz to secure the goal to clear the ball before the goal line run through.

At the end of the first half ended Neymar Samba added advantage. Through collaboration with Oscar, who escaped from custody Neymar found the net from the left side of Spain La Furia Roja penalty box.

Spain back in the second half was not given a chance by Brazil. Fred once again emerged as a nightmare for Casillas with his second goal, completing a pass from Neymar. From the left corner of the penalty box, Fred fired a shot that lodged in the right corner of goalkeeper Iker Casillas.

Spain got the chance minimize the situation when the referee awarded a penalty following a foul on Navas Marcelo on the 54th minute. But Sergio Ramos who took the job failed Brazilian goalkeeper, after a penalty wide to the side of the goal. Spain suffering intensified after Gerard Pique was sent off after breaking Neymar in the 68th minute.

Throughout the rest of the game, Brazil is more practical to master the game. But the Spanish defense can still break a team's chances of Samba. Neymar could threaten Spain's goal for the umpteenth time, but the release is still able to kick that Casillas countered. Until the game ends no more goals were created.

This victory ensures Brazil retain the Confederations Cup title for the third time in a row. Brazil won the previous tournament in 2006 and 2009.

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