The dominance of Barcelona Man ​​of the Match Brazil 2014

Of the 14 games that have so far been contested in the group phase of the 2014 World Cup, also 14, was elected Man of the Match version of FIFA. From 14's Man of the Match, Barcelona became the largest contributor to the club with three names.

Three players are Neymar, who scored twice for the home side when Brazil beat Croatia 3-1 in Group A, and Alexis Sanchez of Chile carve one back when rolled Australia 3-1 in Group B, and Lionel Messi by one goal when Argentina won 2-1 Group F rivals Bosnia-Herzegovina.

After Barcelona, ​​in the second place there is Bayern Munich, represented by Xherdan Shaqiri and Thomas Muller. Check out the full list.

Man of the Match 14 games early:
Brazil 3-1 Croatia
Neymar (Brazil, Barcelona)
Mexico 1-0 Cameroon
Giovani dos Santos (Mexico, Villarreal)
Spain 1-5 Netherlands
Robin van Persie (Netherlands, Manchester United)
Chile 3-1 Australia
Alexis Sanchez (Chile, Barcelona)
Colombia 3-0 Greece
James Rodriguez (Colombia, AS Monaco)
Uruguay 1-3 Costa Rica
Joel Campbell (Costa Rica, Olympiakos)
England 1-2 Italy
Mario Balotelli (Italy, AC Milan)
Japan 2-1 Ivory Coast
Yaya Toure (Ivory Coast, Manchester City)
Switzerland 2-1 Ecuador
Xherdan Shaqiri (Switzerland, Bayern Munich)
France 3-0 Honduras
Karim Benzema (France, Real Madrid)
Argentina 2-1 Bosnia-Herzegovina
Lionel Messi (Argentina, Barcelona)
Germany 4-0 Portugal
Thomas Muller (Germany, Bayern Munich)
Iran 0-0 Nigeria
John Obi Mikel (Nigeria, Chelsea)
Ghana 1-2 United States
Clint Dempsey (USA, Seattle Sounders).

Will the dominance of Barcelona endure to the end, or even taken over by Bayern and other clubs such as Real Madrid rival and other names from the UK and Italy? We wait for the sequel