Neymar, Willian and Marcelo meet up with Canadian rapper Drake in Miami

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Drake posed for pictures with Neymar and Co during Brazil's US tour
Brazil defeated Colombia 1-0 during the early hours of Saturday morning
Barcelona star Neymar scored the only goal of the game against Colombia

By Anthony Hay for MailOnline Follow @@Anthony_Hay

Published: 05:37 EST, 7 September 2014 | Updated: 07:01 EST, 7 September 2014

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Canadian music artist Drake took time out of his joint concert tour with Lil Wayne to meet up with Brazilian stars Neymar, Willian and Marcelo in Miami.

The Started From The Bottom rapper posed with members of Brazil's squad - with one of the pictures showing Drake holding up a Neymar No 11 Barcelona shirt.

Brazil are currently training in America ahead of their next friendly match against Ecuador in New Jersey on Wednesday.

Team photo: Brazil trio Willian, Marcelo and Neymar pose for a snap with rapper Drake

Barcelona supporter: Drake holds up a No 11 Neymar shirt during evening out in Miami

Close friends: Started from the Bottom rapper Drake and Barcelona forward Neymar strike a pose in Miami

Posers: Brazil and Real Madrid full back Marcelo also managed to get a snap with Drake

The 2014 World Cup hosts came up against fellow South Americans Colombia at the Sun Life Gardens in Florida during the early hours of Saturday morning.

Neymar, who captained Brazil for the first time since being given the armband on a permanent basis by national team boss Dunga, scored the only goal of the game in the 83rd minute to hand his side the win.

The 22-year-old forward showed he was over his World Cup heartache by accepting an apology from Colombia defender Juan Zuniga - the man who played a part in his premature end to his participation at the tournament.

Neymar scores free-kick to lead Brazil to victory over Colombia