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Pass it to Neymar

AFP, Teresopolis
Brazil striker Fred says his team-mates have a io'4 simple game-plan if things don't go their way , during the World Cup: get the ball to Neymar.
The Brazilians got back to work at their nmwoRLDcur plush Granja Comary training base in 6msi4 Terespolis on Sunday after a laboured 1-0 win
over Serbia in Sao Paulo on Friday.
The match saw Brazil booed by pockets of fans, but the players trained with the enthusiastic backing of local fans on Sunday at their camp in the mountains above Rio de Janeiro.
The positive mood was reflected by Fred as he looked back at the host nation's preparations with satisfaction.
"We have played two friendlies and had two wins. It's been two very good weeks," said the 30-year-old, recalling the 4-0 win against Panama in Goiania as well as the defeat ofSerbia, earned thanks to his solitary goal.
"Mistakes were made but it was good they were made now so that we can correct and analyse them and find solutions in order to improve.
"We have a game on Thursday now and we need to prepare well. Everyone is confident," he said referring to Brazil's Group A opener against Croatia.
"We are now coming up to the competition. The players felt tired at the end of the friendlies because of the amount of hard work put in during training but we know the work has been well done."
While Fred expressed delight at his emergence as an integral part of Luiz Felipe Scolari's plans, the striker said he was in no doubt as to the identity of Brazil's most important player.
"Everyone knows that the real star in our squad, the player who can make the difference, is Neymar, “ said Fred.
"When things are going bad on a difficult day, we try to do everything to get the ball to Neymar."
While Brazil is simmering with discontent over the $11 billion cost of the tournament, the town of Teresopolis has certainly caught World Cup fever.
National flags are draped from almost every building while murals depicting the stars of the Selecao are omnipresent.
But Brazil begin their quest to finally be crowned world champions on home soil in the less cosy environs of Sao Paulo.