A charity game between friends of both Neymar and Robinho saw an opposition player ask for mercy from the former, after suffering at the hands of the Brazil international throughout the game.
The match took place in Sao Paulo on Thursday, and was characterised by the eccentric attacking play showcased by Neymar, who used plenty of his signature rainbow flicks in the second half, as he put on a show for stands that were full of children with their parents.
The Brazilian star announced that the game was a success and thanked everyone for being there to participate with him.
Plenty of household names pulled on their boots, with the likes of Dani Alves, Gabriel Jesus, Lucas Lima, Kaka and Julio Baptista featuring, as well as the other headline act of Robinho.
Before the match kicked off, the two teams posed by a 'ForcaChape' sign, paying tribute to the air accident on the 28th November that tragically ravaged Brazilian club Chapecoense's playing squad and staff.
Neymar and his teammates played in the colours of Colombia, while Robinho's side donned the green and white of Chape. In the stands, spectators chanted for the club, showing that they felt the pain of all of those affected by the incident.
The fans, too, generally cooperated with the organisers of the event and only wore the colours of either the Brazilian national team, or Chapecoense.