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Brazil 6 Iraq 0: Oscar gets two as Kaka nets after two-year

Kaka shone on his first international appearance for over two years as Brazil humbled Iraq in a friendly in Malmo, Sweden.
This was the Real Madrid attacking midfielder's first match for his country since the 2010 World Cup, and he capped a fine performance by scoring the third goal after Chelsea's Oscar had bagged a brace.
Hulk added the fourth on the hour mark while Neymar and Lucas completed the rout against their overmatched opponents, who are coached by former Brazil playmaker Zico.

On-song: Kaka was on target in Malmo

The South Americans dominated from the off and Oscar put them ahead in the 21st minute after slotting home from Neymar's assist.
The former Internacional playmaker then doubled his and Brazil's tally following some great interplay from Neymar and Kaka.
Brazil continued to dominate and only Iraq goalkeeper Sabri Noor stopped them from running riot, excellently saving from David Luiz's header, a one-on-one from Kaka and Hulk's long-range effort.

All together now: Brazil players - including Chelsea's David Luiz and Ramires - congratulate Kaka

The 2007 FIFA World Player of the Year and Ballon d'Or winner avoided the challenges of two defenders before finishing past a helpless Noor.

No mistake: Hulk adds to Brazil's tally

'He gave some high-class assists and also scored one goal. With continuity he can be a crucial player for the team,' said Oscar.

Close range: Neymar beats Iraq keeper Noor Sabri

Former AC Milan man Kaka hopes this is just the start as he bids to retain an international berth.
'I'm very happy for this game, for the goal and for living again the spirit of being in the national team,' he said.
'Mano used this game as a test and, in my case, I felt it like a training session and I tried to do everything the best as possible to continue in the team in the future.'

At the double: Oscar scored two goals for Brazil against Iraq