World Cup 2014: All the stats from Brazil's thrashing of Cameroon

Brazil hammered Cameroon 4-1 to top the Group A and book their place in the last 16. Here are some stunning stats from the match. - Brazil became just the second team after Germany to play 100 games at the World Cup. - Brazil have dominated African sides, winning 33 off their 34 games against them. The only time they lost was against Cameroon in the 2003 Confederations Cup. - Neymar Gave Brazil the lead in the 17th minute. In doing so, he scored the 100th goal of World Cup 2014. [caption id=“attachment_1586135” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Brazil’s Neymar (C) fights for the ball with Cameroon’s Enoh Eyong (18) and Stephane Mbia (L). Reuters[/caption] - Neymar has now scored four goals in three matches and eight in his last six games for the hosts. - With the 4-1 win over Cameroon, Brazil topped Group A. Staggeringly, they have finished top of their group in the last nine World Cups. - Brazil’s Fred made it 3-1 for Brazil in the 49th minute. It was his first World Cup goal in eight years. The last time he scored in a World Cup was in the 2006 edition, against Australia. - Brazil have now scored three plus goals in 38 World Cup games. - Brazil have now advanced from the group stage of the World Cup for the 11th consecutive time, the second longest active streak. Germany has the longest at 15. - Fernandinho came off the bench to make it 4-1 for Brazil. The substitutes have ruled the roost in this tournament. There have been 21 goals scored by subs so far. The record for most goals by substitutes is 23, set in 2006.