Only thing left for Spain to do is to triumph over Brazil.

Fabregas believes that triumphing over Brazil is the only thing left for Spain to do

Fabregas has stressed the importance of Spain beating Brazilin the Confederations Cup final.

The Barcelona playmaker believes that win over Brazil would be helpful to show Spain's international dominance.

"It could be a very important step for them and for us too," Fabregas told. "We know that the only thing left for us to do is beat Brazil and if we achieve that we will give ourselves a new challenge to see if we can win the World Cup again."

"We would then be plotting the conquest of our second World Cup with more confidence, knowing that we can beat the World Cup hosts. It would be a big mental step in our favour and against them."

"They are the best national team of all time because of everything they’ve won and it would be amazing to beat them. It’s the dream final. None of us have ever played against Brazil and there’s no better game for this generation of players."

Fabregas feel he has no fear of playing against Brazil in their home.

"In every stadium we’ve played in, the crowd have wanted us to lose," the ex-Arsenal skipper noted.

The 26-year-old also had words of praise for new Barca team-mate Neymar, who has been widely considered to be one of the players of the tournament, while also hailing Liga full-backs Dani Alves and Marcelo for their ability to attack.

"Neymar’s a great player, he’s unpredictable, decisive, he’s great at dribbling, has a great pass and reads the game well," he continued. "I like him.

"Alves and Marcelo are two secret weapons, because if the team can’t create then they are the ones that drive their teams forward and attack. They are both brilliant full-backs."