Brazil's darkest hour: National mourning, riots in the streets and even fans turning on themselves as World Cup hosts face up to utter humiliation of 7-1 defeat at hands of Germany

World's press has taken turns in humiliating Brazil's team after the 7-1 loss to Germany
One Brazilian newspaper ran the headline 'Go to hell, Big Phil', referring to the coach
Brazil's head coach Luiz Felipe Scolari said he had experienced the worst day of his life
Spectators inside the stadium in Belo Horizonte were left in tears following the devastating defeat
Pictures also emerged today of fans fighting on the terraces as their side went down
Riot police called to a densely-populated area of Sao Paulo after football fans reportedly set a bus alight
In Rio de Janeiro, officers descended on Copacabana beach amid reports of gunfire
Riot police were out in force in several Brazilian cities in case trouble kicked off
Stand-in captain David Luiz said it was hard to describe the loss into and apologised to 'all Brazilians'
The match was most talked about subject on Twitter ever, hitting 580,000 tweets per minute
Paddy Power said one West Midlands punter had a £1 bet at 500/1 on the score at half-time being 5-0