"The fiesta has begun on Copacabana Beach," O Globo reports.
Jornal do Brasil says: "The match was Ronaldo's consecration, he scored both goals, giving Brazil the title which eluded it in '98."
"Ronaldo is the hero of the match and the hero of the championship," the daily says, adding that he dedicated the cup to his physiotherapist.
Tens of thousands of revellers blocked the main street of Sao Paulo while in the north-eastern city of Bahia, the drums of the African gods beat out a victory rhythm, Jornal do Brasil reports.
"Five-times champions," screams a headline in the prestigious Folha de Sao Paulo.
"Two goals for Ronaldo and Brazil becomes the only team to win the World Cup five times."
"Seven games, seven victories!" boasts Folha, saying coach Luis Felipe Scolari's team is the first to achieve this in recent times."It put an end to a 32-year taboo in which the team failed to win all its games."