MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- In one brief spurt, Brazil turned a close game into a rout and proved again it will be a strong World Cup favourite. Maicon, Willian and Hulk scored in a seven-minute span to lead Brazil to a 5-0 victory in front of a crowd of 71,124 at Sun Life Stadium. The attendance was the highest for a soccer match in the Miami Dolphins stadium. After a tight first half, Brazil broke the game open with four second-half goals. "In the first half, it was a very competitive match," Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari said. "We were fortunate to capitalize on our second half opportunities." Maicons goal in the 65th minute gave Brazil a 3-0 lead. Honduras goalkeeper Noel Valladares deflected Paulinhos header from the left post area and an unmarked Maicon retrieved the deflection near the far post and tapped it into the net. William scored in the 70th. William received Hulks pass and beat Valladares with a shot from 15 yards. Hulk followed up his assist with Brazils fifth goal three minutes later. Robinhos heel pass found Hulk, who converted on a shot that landed inside the left post. "I did not expect this type of result," Scolari said. "I have too much respect for Honduras. They have a very good team. We have a young team and this provides another opportunity in our preparation for the World Cup." Brazil opened the scoring with Bernards goal in the 22nd minute. Paulinhos cross from the right wing found an open Bernard just outside the 6-yard box, where his blast landed under the crossbar. In the 36th minute, Neymar broke free down the left wing for a shot deep in the goal area. Noel Valladares deflected Neymars attempt from 12 yards. Honduran defenders targeted Neymar closely and the Barcelona striker ended on the ground repeatedly throughout the match. As a result of the constant pressure, Neymar drew three yellow cards and eight fouls. "I am not going to discuss the emphasis on Neymar," Honduras coach Luis Fernando Suarez said. "Obviously, he is a player that generates tremendous attention. But my focus is our team and moving forward." Jerry Bengston had Honduras best scoring threat of the first half when his header inside the 6-yard box sailed above the crossbar. Dante made it 2-0 in the 55th minute. Neymar sent a free kick from the left wing toward the 6-yard area, where Dantes header rolled under the legs of Honduras Carlos Costly and into the net. "The positive I take from this game is we played a very good first half," Suarez said. "Our play decreased dramatically in the second half while Brazil raised its game to another level." On Tuesday night, Brazil will play Chile in Toronto, and Honduras will face Ecuador in Houston. Claudio Marchisio Youth Jersey . Jason Zucker and Matt Cooke also scored for Minnesota, which has won five of six. 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The next big step is to make the playoffs, something that Yost had the Brewers on the verge of when he was fired in 2008. He eventually landed in Kansas City and became the interim manager in 2010, and then lost more than 90 games each of his first two full seasons in charge. His biggest task then was to help develop one of the youngest rosters in baseball, and the work began to pay off this year. The Royals rebounded from a disastrous May to go 43-27 after the All-Star break, and werent eliminated from wild-card contention until their penultimate series. "Milwaukee was a great experience for me, like May was a good experience for our team," Yost said. "Im thankful for that opportunity because it made me stronger. It made me a better manager. The May we went through, it made us better, it made us stronger, because we endured it, and we were better for it the rest of the year." Yost, who is 741-831 in 10 seasons as a manager, held off on discussing a new contract until after the season. It came together quickly on Monday. "When you have something good you need to stick with it," outfielder Alex Gordon said after the final game, "and I think thats what we have. We have a good manager that gels well with the guys on this team and we all have a good relationship." Yosts two-year deal creates a strange situation in the organization in that general manager Dayton Moore is only under contract through next season. Moore declined to discuss whetherr he will also seek an extension this off-season, saying only that hes "secure" with his situation.dddddddddddd "Im at peace about where I am and what weve done," Moore said. "Theres an emotion and an expectation and excitement around this group of players, and in a small way, I feel like weve won the World Series, because we have a fan base thats excited." Now that Yost is under contract, Moore will soon turn his attention to putting together a roster for next season. Most of the lineup will return intact, led by promising young players such as first baseman Eric Hosmer and catcher Salvy Perez. But plenty of questions remain, starting with right field and what was one of the best starting rotations in the big leagues. The Royals cobbled together right field when Jeff Francoeur fizzled out, and David Lough and Justin Maxwell were platooning there late in the season. But Yost and Moore both have indicated they would like to add a bat with power to the lineup, and right field is the natural fit. In the rotation, Ervin Santana and Bruce Chen are both eligible for free agency. Santana may have priced himself out of the Royals with the best season of his career, but Moore said that he anticipates having the resources necessary to make a competitive bid to keep both pitchers. If that doesnt happen, Moore said that youngsters Yordano Ventura, Danny Duffy and Kyle Zimmer are prepared to compete for a starting job in spring training. "Every team has holes. We certainly are not immune to that," Moore said. "Well look at the areas where we can improve, but you can only improve with talent and opportunities available to you, and I have no idea what opportunities are going to be available going forward." Moore did say that he expects the Royals payroll, which was a franchise-record $81,241,725 on opening day, to remain the same or perhaps even increase next season. "You have a deep-pitted feeling in your stomach every year youre not in the playoffs," Moore said. "We want that for our fan base. We want that for our players in the worst way. So were going to continue to work to press the right buttons." Cheap NFL Jerseys Wholesale Jerseys Wholesale NFL Jerseys Jerseys From China Wholesale NFL Jerseys Cheap NFL Jerseys Cheap Jerseys Cheap Soccer Jerseys China ' ' '