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Brazil script great escape, beat US 3-2 to lift Confederations Cup

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  • “We made some changes and things improved,” Dunga said. “We gained more control and more speed.”

    Luis Fabiano’s early goal in the beginning of the second half was crucial for Brazil. The Sevilla striker sent a low shot into the net from just inside the penalty area after a pass by right back Maicon. “When Luis Fabiano scored the first goal it gave us a lot of motivation and strength,” Kaka said.

    Luis Fabiano equalised in the 74th with a close-range header after a run from Kaka on the left flank. Robinho’s shot deflected off the crossbar and Luis Fabiano was there to put it into the back of the net.

    “The US surprised us today,” Luis Fabiano said. “But we were able to come back from the second half more focused. Dunga gave us confidence at half-time. He said it was still possible.”

    Brazil captain Lucio sealed Brazil’s come-from-behind victory with a header from an Elano corner in the 84th.

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