Neymar's Goal vs. Japan Captured by Military Spy Plane (Video)

Neymar has scored some pretty awesome goals throughout his burgeoning career so far.

Mazy dribble, stinging long-range shot or "postage stamp" free kick, the young Brazilian does it all with aplomb.

Crowd-pleaser extraordinaire, master of the spectacular.

He only added to his reputation with a fine all-round contribution for the Brazilian national team throughout their successful Confederations Cup campaign.

The competition was barely three minutes old when Neymar opened his account with the stunning goal below against Japan.

New footage of the goal has now emerged, and it's safe to say we've never seen anything like this.

Charlie Skillen of the Daily Mail reports that, as part of a security crackdown during World Cup 2014, military spy planes will be flown over areas surrounding each ground to allay fears of trouble.

A dry run was attempted during the Confederations Cup, and it captured the exact moment when Neymar dispatched his wonderful half volley into the net.

The Brazilian Air Force have released the footage, which evokes memories of retro video games.

It also shows the team arriving into the Mane Garrincha stadium by coach and the crowd in surrounding areas.

Today's technology allows us to view goals and action from multiple angles and even in 3D, but this must be the most unique viewing platform of a goal being scored that's ever been seen.