Germany vs Argentina: It is tonight – the World Cup Final

Today is the great day as one of the greatest sport event of the year is being held Estádio Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro when Germany and Argentina clash together for the World Cup 2014 trophy.

Germany have won three and lost just one of the previous six World Cup encounters with Argentina (D2). Germany also won the penalty shootout in 2006 against Argentina. This would be Argentina’s fifth World Cup final, they have won two and lost two of the previous four.

As for the Germans, they are set to play their eighth World Cup final; more than any other nation. They have won three titles. 

The Germans are fully charged after routing Brazil 7-1 in the semis – so let us see who takes on who tonight in the Grand Finale at 8pm GMT | 4pm, Brazil time, at Estádio Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro.

And one more thing about the World Cup: Pakistan which ranks 164 on FIFA ranking has been present all along on the soil of Brazil as Brazuca, the official match ball of the Brazil 2014 FIFA World Cup is made in Pakistan. 

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The Dutch hammer three more nails in Brazilian coffin

The Dutch did it tonight – hammering three more nails in the Brazilian coffin in the match for the third position of the World Cup 2014.

The Dutch goals spree started with the Persie’s conversion of a penalty right in the third minute, followed by another goal by Blind in the 16th. And then the battle continued for a goal from the hosts side but all half-attempted efforts went in vain.

And as if two goals were not enough to humiliate the Brazilians as Wijnaldum scored the third goal seconds before the final whistle to beat the hosts of World Cup 2014 with 3-0. And throughout the match, Brazil’s squad was booed by home fans in Brasilia.

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Brazil plays against Netherlands for a possible face save tonight

After its humiliating defeat at the hands of the Germans 1-7, Brazil plays for a possible face saving against Holland for the third position at Estádio Nacional de Brasilia, Brasília, tonight.

Brazilian Neymar, who did not play against Germany due to injury, has urged his teammates to put in their best tonight to win over the Dutch to take away the shame they brought to their country by losing to Germany in the semifinal.

So do not forget to watch this interesting, if any is left, tonight at Estádio Nacional de Brasilia, Brasília, on Saturday July 12, 2014 – the match kicks off at 20:00 GMT | 21.00 (BST)

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Germany mauls Brazil with 7 goals to move into World Cup Final

The Brazilian fans 'morn' in silence the humiliating defeat of their team [Photo: Reuters]

Did you see the match between Germany and Brazil? If not, could you believe it what happened last night? You wouldn't as Germany mauled the hosts Brazil with SEVEN goals to march into the World Cup Final.

This was the worst defeat ever in the history of the World Cup. The German onslaught started right from the 11th minute goal by Müller which continued for yet another five goals in the first half.

But as if this wasn't enough as the Germans scored two more goals in the second half to ensure complete thrashing of the hosts. It was Oscar from the hosts side who hit a goal in the 90th minute to face save his team.

Germany will now play either Argentina or Netherlands - who face each other on Wednesday - in Sunday's final.

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Brazil vs Germany: FIFA World Cup 2014 – Semis | Watch Free Live Streaming – 8 July

It is here finally – the first semifinal of the FIFA World Cup Football 2014 between hosts Brazil and title aspirant Germany at Estádio Mineirão, Belo Horizonte.

Brazil enters the semis with its captain Thiago Silva banned, and Dante deputizing. However, they have Luis Gustavo back from suspension. However, Without Neymar, who is reproted injured, their leading scorer and talisman, and without suspended captain Thiago Siva, Brazil are going to have to do it the hard way if they are going to make the final of their own World Cup.

As for the Germans, coach Joachim Low must decide whether to recall centre-back Per Mertesacker, who was left out against France for tactical reasons. However, 
Low has reported no fresh injury concerns ahead of the match.

This is Brazil's first World Cup semi-final since 2002, a tournament they ultimately went on to win by beating Germany in the final and are the first country to reach four successive World Cup semi-finals.. 

As for the Germans, they have reached the last four for the 13th time at a World Cup, although this will be their 12th semi-final (they reached the 1974 final after coming through a second group stage).

So do not miss the first semifinal between Brazil and Germany beginning 20:00 GMT | 21:00 BST at Estádio Mineirão, Belo Horizonte, on Tuesday, 8 July, 2014.

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Brazil and Germany qualify for World Cup 2014 Semifinal

The crucial phase of FIFA World Cup 2014 gets underway in Brazil as the first two matches of the Round of 8 have been played yesterday – allowing Germany and Brazil to the semis of the FIFA World Cup Football 2014.

The match between France and Germany ended in a 1-0 victory in favour of the Germans. The lone goal of the match was scored by Hummels in the 12th minute. The victory means a lot to Germany which becomes the first team to reach the World Cup semis for the fourth consecutive times.

In the second quarterfinal match, Brazil beat Colombia 2-1 to reach the semifinals. Silva scored the first goal for Brazil in the 7th minute, followed by a second goal by Luiz in the 68th minutes. Colombia’s lone goal came in the 80th minute but this could not save them from being defeated by Brazil’s two goals. 

Brazil now play its semifinal match against Germany on 9th July.

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World Cup Update: Belgium and Argentina join the Round of 8 Group

The last two slots of the Round of 8 have finally been filled by Belgium and Argentina yesterday.

The match between Belgium and USA remained goalless till the full time. However in the extra time, Belgium struck twice in the 93rd and 105th to put the Americans under pressure. Although the Americans made alst minute effort and succeeded to have a lone goal in 107th minute, they could do no more to prevent the Belgians carrying the day and let them enter in the last eight teams.

The second match between Argentina and Switzerland was almost the same as the match between Belgium and USA. There was no goal till the full time. The lone goal came from Di María in the 118th minute – securing a place for Argentina in the Round of 8.

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Brazil vs Chile : FIFA World Cup 2014 Quarterfinals | Watch Free Live Streaming - 28 June 2014

Starting 28th June today, the matches for the Round of 16 stages get underway in Brazil for the ongoing FIFA World Cup Football 2014.

And the first match of the Round of 16 or the quarters is being played between the hosts Brazil and Chile at Estádio Mineirão, Belo Horizonte.

Although, the host Brazil enetered the torunament as hot favourite, but they have not been able to display a strong message to its opponents so far.

Brazil look like they're really yet to click into top gear, having stuttered en route to topping a fairly simple Group A, and if anyone can take advantage of their vulnerability, it's the on-form Roja.

As for the opposing Chilean camp, they are in the last 16despite many upheavels but may come up with a surprise today.

What do you expect the outcome of the match? 

The FIFA World Cup Quarters is scheduled to be played between Brazil - Chile   on Saturday, 28June, kick-off 16:00 GMT at Estádio Mineirão, Belo Horizonte.

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The first Shock-wave from Brazil: The Dutch rout Spaniards

It has hardly been a day since the FIFA World Cup football 2014 started on 12^th June that a major upset happened at Arena Fonte Nova when the Dutch met the defending champion Spain.

The Spaniards may be thinking of defending of their title but all their dreams were shattered when the Dutch stunned them with so much of humiliation with a 5-1 defeat.

Although Spain’s Alonso scored the first goal of the match in the 27^th minute, and despite the fact that the Spaniards dominated the ball for most part of the match, the Dutch had something sinister in their mind – to annihilate the Spaniards.

Van Persie and Robben scored goal after goal from 44^th minute onward and did not let the Spaniards recover from the shock-wave the Dutch sent in to the opposing camp. Tow goals each from Persie and Robben were added yet another goal from de Vrij to seal the victory – a stunning victory in fact for the Dutch.

This is the first shock wave sent out from Brazil just within two days of the tournament – how many more we would see – stay tuned.

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Brazil vs Croatia : FIFA World Cup 2014 Opener | Watch Free Live Streaming - 12 June 2014

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So it is here - the FIFA World Cup 2014 and its first match between hosts Brazil and Croatia being played Thursday today, just after the opening ceremony at Arena Corinthians, Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Brazil has won five previous world cup finals, last time in 2002 and are the hot favourites again this time. However, Croatia defender will try to stop Brazil poster boy Neymar. Brazil has played Croatia twice with one win and one drawn match.

The likely teams for tonight's opener are:

Brazil (Possible, 4-2-3-1): Cesar; Alves, Luiz, Silva, Marcelo; Gustavo, Paulinho; Hulk, Oscar, Neymar; Fred.

Croatia (Possible, 4-2-3-1): Pletikosa; Srna, Lovren, Corluka, Pranjic; Vukojevic, Modric; Perisic, Rakitic, Kovacic; Olic.

Referee: Yuichi Nishimura (Japan)

What do you expect the outcome of the match tonight? a 2-0 in Brazil's favour or a surprise?

The FIFA World Cup opener is scheduled to be played between Brazil and Croatia  on Thursday 12 June, kick-off 20:00 GMT at Arena Corinthians, Sao Paulo, Brazil.

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Watch Live Opening Ceremony FIFA World Cup 2014 - Sao Paulo | Free Streaming - 12 June

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The greatest show on the earth – the football World Cup 2014 kicks off at Sao Palo, Brazil today, 12^th June and will be the focus of the world till 13^th of July when the final will be played here again at Sao Paulo.

The tournament will begin with a massive opening ceremony followed by the opener between the host Brazil with Croatia.

The temperature is very high in Sao Paulo and people of Brazil are all set to host the 32-nation super sports event. "Let me tell you the time has arrived. We are going together. This is our World Cup," said Brazil coach Luis Felipe Scolari on Wednesday.

Hosts Brazil start as favourites to win the World Cup for a sixth time, while holders Spain are aiming to win a fourth major tournament in a row after winning the European Championships two years ago. The other seeded teams are Colombia, Uruguay, Switzerland, Argentina, Germany and Belgium.

The 32 participating teams have been divided into EIGHT groups as under:

• ·   Group A: Brazil (host), Croatia, Mexico and Cameroon
• ·  Group B: Spain (defending champion), Netherlands (last year’s runner up), Chile, Australia
• ·   Group C: Colombia, Greece, Ivory Coast and Japan
• ·   Group D: Uruguay, Costa Rica, England and Italy
• ·   Group E: Switzerland, Ecuador, France and Honduras
• ·   Group F: Argentina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iran and Nigeria
• ·   Group G: Germany, Portugal, Ghana and the United States of America
• ·   Group H: Belgium, Algeria, Russia and South Korea

The  schedule for remaining tournament is as under:

• Round of 16: 12-28 June-1 July
• Quarterfinals:  4^th July to 5^th July
• Semi Finals: 8-9 July
• Third place math: 12^th July
• Final: 13^th July

So do not miss it out – today is the day!! The free live streaming of the opening ceremony can be seen at 12th June 2014 at 18:00 GMT.

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Draws for the World Cup football 2014 Announced

The much awaited schedule, draws and fixtures for the World Cup football 2014 has finally been announced.

As per the tradition of the Cup, the Host nation Brazil will open the Fifa World Cup 2014 tournament against Croatia in Sao Paulo on June 12. The final will take place at Estadio Maracana on July 13.

There are eight groups in which 32 leading qualifying teams shall be participating in one of the biggest sport even of 2014.

Below is your guide to all the fixtures, dates and kick-off times. Times are BST.

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Ivory Coast qualifies for World Cup 2014

Ivory Coast drew their match with Senegal in Casablanca, Morocco 1-1 to qualify for the World Cup 2014 Brazil.

They qualify unbeaten but that record was in serious danger after a largely lifeless display by Sabri Lamouchi's side. The match was played in Morocco after Senegal were barred from playing in Dakar following a riot at a Nations Cup qualifier against the Ivorians last year.

This is their third world cup qualification. In both 2006 and 2010, the Elephants were placed in tough groups so they will be hoping for kinder opposition when the draw for the finals is made on 6 December.

On Sunday, Cameroon host Tunisia while Tuesday's final day of action sees Burkina Faso take a narrow lead to Algeria while Egypt need to overturn five goals to overcome 2010 World Cup quarter-finalists Ghana.

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Brazil strips Japan 3-0 in Confederations Cup Opener

The opening match of the Confederations Cup Saturday night turned out to be a one sided show as the host Brazil did not allow their Japanese opponent to come near their goal post.

Neymar celebrates his 3rd minute goal over Japan [Getty Images]

It was 21 years old Neymar who scored the first goal right in the third minute that took the Japanese by surprise - from which they could never recover throughout the remaining game. Neymar scored with a firm shot from outside the penalty area, connecting with the ball after Fred controlled a long cross from Marcelo with his chest. The ball bounced only once before Neymar fired it into the top corner.

It was Paulinho who scored another goal after the half time in the 48th minute to scare away their opponents. However, it was Jo who sealed the Brazilian victory in the 90th minutes third goal.

The win puts Brazil at the top of Group A with three points. Italy and Mexico will play in the other group match on Sunday.

The game was the first international match to use goal-line technology, but it was not needed for any decisions.

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Brazil vs Japan: FIFA Confederation Cup - Opening Match | Watch Live Free Streaming 15 June 2013

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An attack-heavy Brazil and Asian champions Japan are set to play in the Confederations Cup opening game tonight at Estadio Nacional, Brasilia.

Japan, the first team to qualify for next summer's World Cup, should make for formidable opposition in the competition's opener. They plowed through Asian qualifying and will have their sights set on a semifinal place in this competition.

Brazil star man Neymar looks set to play in the hole behind in-form striker Fred in a 4-2-3-1 formation.

This is Brazil's first competitive match in 23 months, since defeat on penalties to Paraguay at the quarter-finals of the 2011 Copa America; their lack of meaningful action has seen them slide to an all-time low of 22nd in the latest FIFA rankings.

The match is scheduled for Saturday, 15 June 2013 at 19:00 GMT at Estadio Nacional, Brasilia.

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World Cup 2014: Montenegro Defeat Raise England's Hopes of Securing Automatic Qualification

There was a hope in the English camp yesterday for its automatic qualification of World Cup 2014 after Ukraine beat Montenegro 4-0.

Montenegro remain two points clear of second-placed England but have played a game more than Roy Hodgson's side.

It may be added that only the group winners are guaranteed a place in the finals in Brazil and Montenegro missed the chance to move five points ahead of England.

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Brazil Copa Sudamericana Final abandoned after 'security guards pull guns and beat up players'

Brazil i ssuffering from an image deficit ahead of the 2014 World Cup.

And if enough was not enough to bring more misery to the Brazilians ineptness to handle such a mega event when an utter chaos was witnessed during the final of the Copa Sudamericana when allegedly yeh secuirty guards pull out their guns and beat up the players.

Stunned? Yes everyone is.

Scrap: Sao Paulo (in white) and Tigre ended up fighting before the referee called time on the clash [Photo: Reuters]

After a goalless first leg in Argentina, Sao Paulo took a 2-0 lead on home turf with goals from Lucas Moura and Osvaldo. But things took a sour turn at half-time as fighting broke out between the players as they made their way off the pitch.

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Tigre then refused to return for the second half, claiming their players had been attacked by security guards in the dressing rooms. Chilean referee Enrique Osses abandoned the match after a 30-minute delay, awarding the victory to Sao Paulo, who were then presented with the trophy in a formal ceremony.

Read more about it and watch video at: Daily Mail 

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Luiz Scolari returns to Brazil

Luiz Felipe Scolari has been appointed Brazil’s coach for the second time. The former Chelsea and Portugal manager led Brazil to their fifth and last World Cup win in 2002 against Germany in South Korea and Japan.

Luiz Scolari return to Brazil

Scolari will replace Mano Menezes, who was dismissed because Confederation President Jose Maria Marin wasn't pleased with the past performance of the team and wanted a new approach for the upcoming big events.

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As Brazil will be hosting the Fifa World Cup 2014, Scolari is confident and aiming to win the sixth title for his country. The experienced Scolari led Portugal at the 2006 FIFA World Cup and UEFA European Championships in 2004 and 2008.

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Watch Live Brazilian Grand Prix Formula 1 Race Free Streaming | São Paulo - 25 November 2012

The Formula One Brazilian Grand Prix 'Grande Prêmio do Brasil' is scheduled for Sunday afternoon today at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace in Interlagos, São Paulo, Brazil.

The developments as on Saturday, 24 November were as under:

Lewis Hamilton won the pole position for the season-ending Brazilian Grand Prix, while Formula One leader Sebastian Vettel will start fourth and title challenger Fernando Alonso seventh.

Hamilton set a lap of 1 minute, 12.458 seconds with his McLaren at Interlagos, just .055 in front of teammate Jenson Button. Vettel's Red Bull teammate Mark Webber will start third after a lap of 1:12.581, with Vettel behind him following a run of 1:12.760.

Ferrari's Felipe Massa was fifth after clocking 1:12.987, while teammate Alonso only managed a lap of 1:13.253, hurting his chances of overtaking Vettel for the championship. His lap was only good for eighth place, but he later moved up a spot because sixth-place Pastor Maldonado of Williams was penalized 10 grid positions for not stopping for weighing.

Vettel needs to finish fourth or better on Sunday to become F1's youngest three-time champion at age 25. Alonso, also seeking his third title, needs at least a podium finish to have any chance of overcoming a 13-point deficit in the standings.

The race at Autódromo José Carlos Pace in Interlagos, São Paulo is scheduled for 16:00 GMT on Sunday, 25 November 2012.

Ref: Bradenton 

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Brazil retains FIFA Futsal World Cup

In a thrilling and action packed final fo the FIFA Futsal World Cup final that was played at Huamark Indoor Stadium of Bangkok, Thailand, the defending champion Brazil beat the European champion Spain 3:2 and retained the FIFA Futsal World Cup for the 5th time.

Jubilant Brazilians to win the FIFA Futsal World Cup for the fifth time [Photo: FIFA]

A double from Neto and a stunning equalizing goal from Falcao enabled the South Americans to keep hold of their trophy, with Neto’s winner coming just 19 second from the end.

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Thus despite coming so clsoe to victory, Spain could not avenge their defeat at the hands of the Brazilians in the final of the 2008 World Cup.

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