Friendlies: Neymar shines as Brazil comes out on top

Brazil secured a win over Turkey in Istanbul on Wednesday in the International Friendlies.

Neymar shined as he scored two goals and helped to create another goal scored by 26-year-old Chelsea midfielder Willian. As Neymar opened the game and closed the game with his two goals, Brazil seemed to dominate the game. Brazil's coach Dunga celebrated this victory to be the fifth successive win since he became coach following Brazil's catastrophic World Cup exit.

Neymar told Globo TV: "I think I'm in the best form of my career though I can't be satisfied. I shall keep on working hard to get even better, to keep on helping Barcelona and the Brazilian national side,"

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