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We get our first look at France, who are Group E favorites, as well as Honduras, who look to follow Costa Rica’s CONCACAF lead and provide another upset.
Switzerland manager Ottmar Hitzfeld made two substitutions, and both men scored to validate the changes and give the Swiss a victory in the 93rd minute.
Luis Felipe Scolari may have to make a change after his starting striker picked up a knock.
Enner Valencia handed Ecuador a surprising lead despite just 30% possession.
Josip Drmic is looking to establish himself as Switzerland’s leader in the attack as the Europeans hope to impress on the biggest stage.
France has a knack for interesting training sessions, and they had to deal with an unwelcome visitor around a week ago.
In the venue the United States will play Ghana tomorrow, rain has come down for 36 straight hours and shows no signs of stopping.
Three games are on the docket today, but all eyes will be on Lionel Messi, who begins his World Cup against a tough Bosnia-Herzegovina side in the late game.
Semifinalists from four years ago, a porous Uruguay were bested by a CONCACAF opponents in the Group of Champions.
In a match of few risks by either side, physical play by Costa Rica has let them down.
Edinson Cavani will be the talisman for Uruguay as Luis Suarez begins on the bench as a complete unknown.
The Belgian youngster has reiterated his intentions to start next year, and certainly will not sit behind Petr Cech.
Pictures of mudslides and parking lot lakes came through as rain soaked the Brazilian city of Natal.
De Telegraaf paraded the Netherland’s “dream start” with their historic 5-1 win over Spain, while the Spanish paper was...dark.
Robin van Persie shined for his new Manchester United manager, as a number of Premier League players appeared on the second day of the 2014 World Cup.
The Uruguayan striker is back in training, but it may not be enough to play tomorrow against Costa Rica.
Two goals inside 15 minutes told the tale for Chile, and while they ended shaky, it was ultimately their three points from the start.
Chile scored twice in the first 15 minutes, but Tim Cahill pegged one back for the Socceroos.
A fellow goalkeeper, albeit in another sport, took a pretty good shot at Iker Casillas, who struggled against the Dutch.
Australia and Chile will look to come close to the Dutch blitz on the defending champions.
A match for the history books saw the Netherlands annihilate the defending champions.
With five goals for the Dutch, Spain has allowed an unprecedented amount of goals for a defending champion.
Xabi Alonso’s penalty was cancelled out by a stunning header from Robin van Persie just before halftime.
Of all the superstars in Brazil, who are the most likely to make an impact on the individual level?