Neymar takes centre stage as media reacts after World Cup poster boy reclaims top goalscorer lead with double in Brazil's win
- Neymar scores twice during Brazil's 4-1 win over Cameroon to top Group A
- Brazil striker becomes current tournament top goalscorer with four, ahead of Thomas Muller, Arjen Robben, Robin van Persie, Enner Valencia and Karim Benzema on three
Home nation Brazil were sent into party mode as they topped Group A, courtesy of a resounding 4-1 win over Cameroon at the Brasilia national stadium.
It was, yet again, their poster boy and the World Cup's current top goalscorer who made a difference as Neymar scored his third and fourth of the tournament.
And the 22-year-old was favoured by the media after his inspiring display, as Sportsmail takes a look at the front pages of foreign newspapers.
Time to celebrate: Neymar is looking the part in Brazil as he helps the home nation top Group A
Form: The 22-year-old was favoured by media after his dazzling display and rightly so
Mundo Deportivo
Mundo Deportivo have opted for Brazil's poster-boy Neymar pointing to the heavens with the headline: 'Neymar shines'. And, cheekily, add in an 'Adios' to the departing Spain from Group B.
Sport
Sport.es choose Neymar as their main man, with David Luiz approaching the Brazil striker from behind. Sport, likewise, give the Luis Suarez to Barcelona rumour a show.
Neymar: Mundo Deportivo and Sport opt for the Brazilian striker on their newspaper's front covers
Correio Braziliense
Correio Brazilense give Neymar the full top banner of their front page, with three smaller images below showing the energetic celebrations of the fans and their Samba stars.
Folha de Sao Paulo
This front page screams team bonding as Folha de Sao Paulo opts for Brazil team-mates embracing each other during their 4-1 win, with Neymar's name showing on the back.
Team: Neymar takes the front of Correio Braziliense while Folha de Sao Paolo show off the team spirit
Extra
It's not Fergie time, it's Big Phil time. Luiz Felipe Scolari takes the helm on the front page of Extra after Brazil's win over Cameroon.
Agora
It's Neymar who returns to the front of Agora, after his inspiring performance that saw him leap over Ronaldinho and Rivaldo in Brazil's all-time top goalscorer table.
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Lance!
Certainly the most vibrant, Lance! go for a striking green front page. The song of the World Cup has been ringing in our ears since it started, and the newspaper use it to their advantage.
Anthem: Lance! use the World Cup song in their headline
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