"I am a player that I take care very much of myself physically. Our motivation are in many subjects," said she.

"We have very good new players coming in the national team. And we see how we are important for them in the national team in women's soccer. So this motivated us a lot."

In the match against DPR Korea on Saturday, Marta showed her value not only by goals but also with experiences.

Beatriz Zaneratto Joao, who started as the central forward in the 4-2-3-1 formation, frequently changed position with the second striker behind her, Marta. Joao played wide in the 30th minute and delivered a left-side cross to the area, assisting Marta to score the second with a low shot.

On their chemistry, Marta said: "We have this liberty to play directed by our coach. We just keep changing when we think it is good. It depends on the situation of the game."

On why she cheered the goal even with everyone on the bench, Marta said :"I think it's important to celebrate each goal together. Because we work together and it doesn't matter who is playing. As we did it in the first match, we celebrate it with everyone so we said we will do it until the end of this tournament."

Brazil will play against China on next Tuesday. Marta last played here against the Chinese team at the 2007 World Cup.

"And when I was here for the first time I was just 21, but I could do everything." said Marta, referring to her "Golden Boot" trophy with seven goals.

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