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World Cup 2014: What to watch on day four
Lionel Messi will be in action on Sunday when Argentina open their World Cup campaign against Bosnia-Herzegovina in Group F.
World Cup 2014: Life without Suarez proves too tough for Uruguay
A shock 3-1 defeat to Costa Rica on Saturday showed the Luis Suarez-shaped hole in Uruguay's forward line was just too big to fill, leaving fans praying for his speedy return.
World Cup 2014: Ronaldo training well, will play against Germany, says Eduardo
Cristiano Ronaldo is training well and will play in their opening World Cup Group G game against Germany despite concerns about his left knee, goalkeeper Eduardo said on Saturday.
FIFA World Cup 2014: It's Manchester United vs Spain tonight
With Van Gaal yet to take charge at United, fans are eager to see him at the world cup. For United fans the Netherlands, Spain match offers an insight into van Gaal's style of football.
FIFA World Cup 2014: Chile star Arturo Vidal could be fit for Australia match
Ahead of the opening match against Australia, Chile are sweating over the fitness of Vidal who is struggeling with a knee injury.
World Cup 2014: Brazil coach Scolari defends penalty, praises Neymar
Scolari rejected claims they were favoured by the referee and heaped praise on Neymar after the forward scored twice in a 3-1 win over Croatia.
World Cup 2014: Chile, Australia primed for Cuiaba meltdown
Chile have a more talented squad than Australia with Barcelona forward Alexis Sanchez and Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal major players at top European clubs.
Neymar can't win football World Cup on his own, says Parreira
Brazil's exciting forward Neymar may be their best hope of glory at the World Cup but he cannot win a record sixth title on his own, said Parreira.
FIFA World Cup: Fit-again Cristiano Ronaldo arrives in Brazil
Ronaldo strolled off Portugal's plane as the squad flew in a day after a 5-1 friendly win over Ireland in the United States.
Nothing compares to a World Cup title: Spain coach Vicente del Bosque
"Nothing compares to a world title. We need to approach each competition as if it is our last," Del Bosque said.
FIFA boss Sepp Blatter predicts interplanetary World Cup
FIFA president Blatter fancifully suggested that soccer could one day be played on other planets.
64th FIFA Congress opens in Sao Paulo
The ceremony, which featured awards and artistic shows, was highlighted by a special moment when 80-year-old former French striker Just Fontaine received an Adidas Platinum Boot.
FIFA World Cup: Defence Brazil's best form of attack, says Pele
For the first time in the history of football in Brazil, Brazil has the defence better than the attack.
FIFA World Cup: Steven Gerrard struggles in England training
Gerrard, 34, did only a few runs down the touchline as the main squad was put through a punishing schedule at the Urca military base in Rio de Janeiro.
Football: Brazil inspiration for the Ivorian beautiful game
As Brazil gears up to host the World Cup Final next month at the Maracana stadium, the Ivory Coast city of Bouake has held its own homage to the game -- the Maracana Cup.
Sao Paulo metro strike suspended, but fears loom ahead of World Cup
Subway workers suspended a strike in Brazil's biggest city, but warned they could resume their walkout on Thursday, when Sao Paulo hosts the first game.