Brazil enjoy comfortable 6-0 victory over the Socceroos in international friendly in Brasilia Full highlights, or lowlights, of Australia's demoralising 6-0 defeat to Brazil in their international friendly in Brasilia. Brazil's Neymar scores past Mark Schwarzer in Brasilia. BRAZIL made good their pledge to treat their Independence Day friendly against Australia like a World Cup match, trouncing the outclassed Socceroos 6-0 at the Mane Garrincha stadium on Sunday (AEST). On a day marred by violent protests in Brazil's capital, the Selecao did their best to turn the nation's focus to football. Former Manchester City striker Jo struck twice while Ramires, Neymar, Pato and Luiz Gustavo were also on the scoresheet for the Selecao. Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari had raised eyebrows on the eve of the match when he compared the contest to a World Cup fixture, despite 37 rungs separating the teams in FIFA's world rankings. It took just 10 minutes for Brazil to show those words were not an exaggeration. The Selecao made their intentions clear when Jo fired in after Bernard's shot rebounded off the post. The Socceroos looked unassured and rushed on the ball against their more illustrious opponents. But they did manage to provide two clear chances on goal midway through the first half. Both came from the boot of Tommy Oar, with Josh Kennedy and then Lucas Neill heading over from successive corners. The chances jolted Brazil into action. A precise Bernard pass released Neymar on the left and the Barcelona prodigy skipped around three defenders before chipping his shot narrowly over the crossbar. Australia goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer was, as expected, constantly tested and he did well to keep out Paulinho's firmly-struck effort from the left side of the area. Having gone largely unrewarded for a dominant first half hour, the hosts showed their attacking might with a devastating two-goal burst in as many minutes. First, Bernard ran onto Maicon's pass and crossed for Jo to bundle in his second. Then Ramires threaded to Neymar, who ran clear and fired a low shot inside Schwarzer's far post. If Australia were hoping half-time would provide some respite, they were wrong. Ramires headed in his second after a cross from second-half substitute Maxwell in the 58th minute. Pato also made an immediate impact from the bench by netting from a Neymar cross. Luiz Gustavo completed the rout with a lobbed shot that beat a lunging Schwarzer into the top left corner.