Having scored his third and fourth goals of this World Cup during the 4-1 demolition of Cameroon in Brasilia last night, Neymar reveals that he feels no pressure at all. The FC Barcelona star is putting his relaxed frame of mind down to the fact he's living his dream. Brazil now face neighbours Chile in the last 16 stage a team they have beaten before in this round in 1998 and 2010. The 22 year-old who has now netted 35 goals in 52 international appearances for Brazil says he’s always waited for this opportunity…

Brazil and Manchester City anchorman Fernandinho made his first appearance in this World Cup replacing Paulinho at half-time and scored his second international goal. Fernandinho says the hosts are starting to find their rhythm at the right time…

Mexico who conceded their first goal of the tournament during their 3-1 win over Croatia in Recife last night will face the rampant Netherlands in the last 16. Captain Rafael Marquez continued to break the records as he scored his third goal in three different World Cups and all he wants is to make history…Journalist: Velile Mbuli