Topics: World Cup Qualifiers, CONMEBOL, Brazil, Venezuela, Willian
Chelsea's wingman was the man of the match for A Canarinha, scoring the first two goals for his side in the South American Qualifiers.

Following their loss against Chile in the first match of the World Cup Qualifiers, Brazil bounced back to their good form defeating Venezuela with a 3-1 score. Although La Vinotinto had their chances to hurt Dunga's side, Willian's massive performance proved to be too much for the Venezuelans, leading A Canarinha with a couple of goals to bag their first three points.

Willian could not wait to take a stand and support his under-pressure coach Dunga, scoring the first of his goals just after one minute of playing time.

His second strike came after Filipe Luis sent the ball into Venezuela's box, with Oscar letting the ball get to his Chelsea team-mate to complete his brace.

Later in the game, Venezuela got close with a goal by Christian Santos, but Ricardo Oliveira quickly netted the third goal for A Canarinha with a well-placed header. Here's what fans had to say about Willian's two-goal performance.