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              When we last saw the national teams of Brazil and Colombia on a soccer field, it was July Fourth, in a World Cup quarterfinal. Brazilian star Neymar was being carted off on a stretcher after taking a knee in the back from Colombian defender Juan Camilo Zuniga, sending 200 million Brazilians into despair.
Brazil won that match 2-1 in Fortaleza, but it was a heated contest, with a tournament-high 56 fouls called. It was also a costly win for the host Brazilians. Neymar sustained a spinal fracture and was forced to sit out the semifinal, in which Brazil was humiliated 7-1 by eventual champion Germany.

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BRAZIL

Goalkeepers: Jefferson (Botafogo), Rafael (Napoli)

Defenders: Maicon (AS Roma), Filipe Luis (Chelsea), Alex Sandro (FC Porto), Danilo (FC Porto), David Luiz (Paris Saint-Germain), Marquinhos (Paris Saint-Germain), Gil (Corinthians), Miranda (Atletico Madrid)

Midfielders: Fernandinho (Manchester City), Luiz Gustavo (VfL Wolfsburg), Elias (Corinthians), Ramires (Chelsea), Everton Ribeiro (Cruzeiro), Ricardo Goulart (Cruzeiro), Oscar (Chelsea), Willian (Chelsea), Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool)

Forwards: Robinho (Santos FC), Neymar (FC Barcelona), Diego Tardelli (Atletico Mineiro)


COLOMBIA

Goalkeepers: David Ospina (Arsenal) and Camilo Vargas (Santa Fe).

Defenders: Pablo Armero, Cristian Zapata (AC Milan), Camilo Zúñiga, (Napoli), Eder Alvarez (River Plate, Argentina), Santiago Arias (PSV Eindhoven) and Carlos Valdés (Philadelphia Union).

Midfielders: Abel Aguilar (Toulouse), Fredy Guarín (Inter Milan), Juan Guillermo Cuadrado (Fiorentina), James Rodríguez (Real Madrid), Aldo Leao Ramírez (Atlas, Mexico), Carlos Sánchez (Aston Villa), Alexander Mejía (Atlético Nacional) and Juan Fernando Quintero (Porto).

Forwards: Jackson Martínez (Porto), Carlos Bacca (Sevilla), Teófilo Gutiérrez (River Plate, Argentina), Adrián Ramos (Borussia Dortmund), Víctor Ibarbo (Cagliari), Radamel Falcao (Manchester United) and Luis Muriel (Udinese).

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 The FIFA World Cup 2014 has moved into the semi-final stage, pitting the final four teams left—Brazil, Germany, Argentina and the Netherlands—against one another for a spot in the coveted Maracana final.

Here we take a look at the first tie on offer: the Selecao vs. Die Mannschaft.

Germany
Germany, finally, are beginning to move through the gears and put in their best showing so far against France in the quarter-final—the drubbing they gave 10-man Portugal aside.

Mats Hummels came into the side and seemingly fixed everything, leading a deeper defensive line, getting help from Philipp Lahm at right-back—his correct position—and switching to a far more productive 4-2-3-1 formation.

Of the two sides competing, Joachim Low's is further ahead in its progression, and that makes it the favourite for the tie despite home advantage. No key players are injured, and they seem to be finding their feet.

"We desperately want to play in the Maracana in Rio again, on July 13," Low told reporters ahead of the game (h/t ITV.com). "We're not done yet."

Brazil vs Germany Semi-Finals World Cup 2014

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Date: , 08, July, 2014

Kick-off Time: 22:00

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The FIFA World Cup 2014 has moved into the semi-final stage, pitting the final four teams left—Brazil, Germany, Argentina and the Netherlands—against one another for a spot in the coveted Maracana final.

Here we take a look at the first tie on offer: the Selecao vs. Die Mannschaft.

Brazil

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past few days, you'll be well-aware of the issues Brazil are facing ahead of their semi-final tie.

Neymar is out for the tournament, and Thiago Silva is suspended for the match against Germany. In case you're keeping count, that's your best player and your best centre-back (and captain!) out for your biggest match so far.
It opens up a number of questions regarding team selection: Will Dante step in and partner David Luiz in defence or will Henrique? Does Bernard step in on the left of the 4-2-3-1 or is a rejig set to occur?

Dante and Bernard will be the favourites, especially with Willian struggling with an injury. The team will need to re-calibrate and move away from the "it's all about Neymar" playing method and begin sharing the ball out.


Germany
Germany, finally, are beginning to move through the gears and put in their best showing so far against France in the quarter-final—the drubbing they gave 10-man Portugal aside.

Mats Hummels came into the side and seemingly fixed everything, leading a deeper defensive line, getting help from Philipp Lahm at right-back—his correct position—and switching to a far more productive 4-2-3-1 formation.

Of the two sides competing, Joachim Low's is further ahead in its progression, and that makes it the favourite for the tie despite home advantage. No key players are injured, and they seem to be finding their feet.

"We desperately want to play in the Maracana in Rio again, on July 13," Low told reporters ahead of the game (h/t ITV.com). "We're not done yet."


1. Luiz Gustavo vs. Toni Kroos
In switching to the 4-2-3-1 formation, Low managed to take Die Mannschaft back to basics and succeed using more obvious movements, attacks and defensive mechanisms.

The key to their enhanced attacking play was Toni Kroos in the No. 10 slot, receiving passes between the lines and linking superbly with those around him. Thomas Mueller in particular was brought into play early and often by Kroos and worked France's defensive line very well.

It's up to Brazil, and more specifically the returning Luiz Gustavo, to quell this as quickly as possible. He's been the tournament's best anchor so far, and he'll need to be right on top of his game to stamp this out.

2. Sharing the Load

Brazil have been entirely focused on Neymar: Give the ball to Neymar, create space for Neymar and force the ball into Neymar's feet to see if he can spark the difference.

Without him the Selecao must share the load, giving Hulk, Oscar and Bernard equal touches and attacking each of the pitch's thirds equally.
You can't hang your hat on any of Brazil's other players—none of their attackers is, like Neymar, a top-five in world football—but the formula can come together with some tweaks.

Utilise Bernard's guile, Oscar's positional brilliance and Hulk's long-range shooting.

Argentina vs Belgium !! Netherlands vs Costa Rica match times, TV schedule, live streaming

Today's matchups

Players to watch:

Argentina: No. 10 Lionel Messi

Belgium: No. 10 Eden Hazard

Netherlands: No. 11 Arjen Robben

Costa Rica: No. 10 Bryan Ruiz

Date, time, channel, stream

July 5th, 12:00 p.m., Argentina vs. Belgium, ABC, ESPN3

July 4th, 4:00 p.m., Netherlands vs. Costa Rica, ESPN, ESPN3

Argentina-Belgium: Two teams that can be one-man shows at times, they've also won every game they've played so far. Argentina has an embarrassment of attacking players and Belgium has some younger talent ready to shine, fresh off an extra time victory over the United States.

Netherlands-Costa Rica: Costa Rica is the big surprise of the tournament, but Netherlands' demolition of Spain isn't far behind. I imagine most will be rooting for the CONCACAF underdogs, but Netherlands has looked to be one of the strongest teams in the tournament and will be heavy favorites to advance.

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World Cup 2014 Quarterfinals Preview: Brazil vs. Colombia

5th July 201402:00 LIVE

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*Quarterfinals: Match 57 / Referee: Carlos VELASCO CARBALLO (ESP); Assistant Referee 1: Roberto ALONSO FERNANDEZ (ESP); Assistant Referee 2: Juan YUSTE (ESP); Fourth official: Svein Oddvar MOEN (NOR)

Stadium: Estadio Castelão, Fortaleza, Brazil

It's Brazil vs Germany in the semifinal after the hosts defeated Colombia 2-1 in the last-eight clash. 

 GOAL! Neymar fired in a great corner kick and Brazil skipper Thiago Silva was in a great position to score as the hosts took an early lead vs their Latin American rivals. Brazil lead 1-0.

Silva made an early breakthrough for Brazil.

It was not always pretty, but Brazil cleared its toughest hurdle so far at the World Cup, beating Colombia, 2-1, in Fortaleza and advancing to the semifinals.

Brazil calmed its nervous fans with a goal just six minutes in as Thiago Silva found himself unmarked on a corner and pushed in an easy chance.

With the goal in hand, Brazil was able to concentrate on effectively shutting down Colombia's star, James Rodriguez, who came into the game leading all World Cup scorers with five goals.

In the 68th minute of a choppy game, came a sublime moment. David Luiz rocketed in a perfect free kick into the upper corner of the goal from 35 yards out. Brazil led by 2-0 and seemed to be in control.But Colombia was given new life when Brazil keeper Julio Cesar fouled Carlos Bacca in the box.

Rodriguez duly converted the penalty, his sixth goal of the tournament, and Colombia began to pour on the attacks.But despite a few half chances, it could not find a breakthrough in the minutes that remained. Brazil advances to face Germany in the first seme finals.

Penalty for Colombia! 2-1!

Penalty to Colombia! This one might not be over yet. Carlos Bacca, who just entered the game for Gutierrez, beat David Luiz of all people and was brought down by keeper Julio Cesar. Yellow for the keeper and James Rodriguez will take!

Julio Cesar guesses wrong and it’s 2-1!

Today’s results:

• France 0 Germany 1. German defender Mats Hummels headed the ball home from a free kick early in the first half, and France never managed to carve out a clear chance to equalise.

• Brazil 2 Colombia 1. Defender David Luiz fired a contender for goal of the tournament to secure Brazil’s passage to the semi-finals.

FRANCE VS GERMANY WORLD CUP 2014

4th July 201422:00 LIVE

World Cup

*Quarterfinals: Match 58 / Referee: Nestor PITANA (ARG); Assistant Referee 1: Hernan MAIDANA (ARG); Assistant Referee 2: Juan Pablo BELATTI (ARG); Fourth official: Jonas ERIKSSON (SWE)

Stadium: Estadio do Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

France vs. Germany, 2014 World Cup: Hummels header enough for Die Mannschaft

Germany grabbed an early goal on a header by Mats Hummels and shut up shop, restricting France's scoring chances in a 1-0 win.

For the first time in this World Cup, France trail, thanks to this gorgeous header by Mats Hummels.There hasn't been a ton going on in midfield early in this game, with both teams doing a pretty good job of getting into the attacking third. Unfortunately for France, this goal came just a couple of minutes after they squandered a great chance of their own.Germany lead, 1-0.

Goal! Mats Hummels has given Germany the lead in the 12th minute, heading the ball into the top corner of Hugo Lloris’s net from a free kick.

This is a rollicking start from the Germans. France has barely touched the ball so far.

German fans have been particularly anxious in the lead-up to this quarter-final, with seven players reportedly suffering from a virus.

Without naming anyone, manager Joachim Loew confirmed the players were showing symptoms of illness. It’s likely to be a hot day Rio de Janeiro, so any sickness could prove to be extremely sapping.

German forward Miroslav Klose copped a ball to the face this morning. We imagine it hurt almost as much as, say, a loss in the quarter-finals of the World Cup. But not quite. Sorry France.

Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer beat away a powerful, last ditch shot from Karim Benzema in the final minute of stoppage time to seal a solid 1-0 win for Germany.

It saw the Germans reach the World Cup semi-finals for a record fourth straight time.

The match was surprisingly low-scoring, given the talent in both teams’ forward lines and their presumed frailties at the back. But Germany defended strongly throughout, and probably was the better side.

That was certainly the case for the opening 25 minutes, during which the Germans dominated possession. Defender Mats Hummels headed home the game’s only goal from a free kick in the 12th minute.

Substitute Andre Schuerrle, who was so effective for Germany in its round of 16 tie against Algeria, had several fantastic chances to extend his team’s lead in the dying stages, but couldn’t convert either of them.

It didn’t matter in the end, however, as Neuer shut down France’s final opportunity.

FIFA World Cup 2014 :Brazil vs Chile

28th June 201422:00

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*Round of 16 ( Match 49 )
Stadium: Estádio Mineirão, Belo Horizonte

Brazil will play Chile on Saturday as the World Cup 2014 Round of 16 gets underway. The hosts will be favorites to win their way through to the quarterfinals, however, Chile will pose a serious challenge and if the Brazilians are not at the peak of their game, there could be an upset here today. The game is scheduled to start at 12 p.m. ET and can be watched on TV on the ABC network or online through free live stream (details below).

Side: The Brazilians finally came to life against hapless Cameroon in the final group stage match. The Seleção got multiple goals from Neymar in the opening half and then opened up the match with second half goals from Fred and Fernando Luiz Roza. However, the Brazilian back line was not exactly perfect as they allowed a goal to Cameroon when a one-on-one battle was lost on the wing and then the two center backs fell asleep on a simple cross. Brazil made a much more concerted effort in the match to get their attacking players forward. In the games with Croatia and Mexico there was a little bit of apprehension in going fully forward, but against Cameroon it all went away and the beautiful Brazil was back. Against Chile, they will likely go into the match expecting to press forward just as they did against Cameroon, but will quickly realize the Chilean midfield is killer when the ball is turned over. It will likely force Brazil to be slightly less adventurous and they may rely more on quick combination play rather than the flood of attackers that produced four goals against the Indomitable Lions. Defensively Thiago Silva and David Luiz have to be in tune with each other. Chile loves to play the ball from the wings into the center which is demanding on central defenders. Finally, they must keep their eyes on Alexis Sanchez at all times. When the Dutch slowed Sanchez the Chilean attack looked much less threatening, but it’s definitely easier said than done.

Chile have been an impressive side thus far but ran into a brick wall in their final group game against the Netherlands. La Roja had been enjoying the first two matches of the tournament pressing midfielders and then finding heaps of space in front of opposing defenses. The Dutch allowed none of it. Holland opted to sit back and let Chile come at them rather than forcing possession and allowing Chile to try and turn them over. The Chileans looked lost and were almost begging Alexis Sanchez or Eduardo Vargas to break down the Dutch defense. Brazil is not a team that is known to sit back and let teams attack them, but neither is Holland and their blueprint may be awfully tempting to follow. Chile must be much more creative in the final third using combination passing and better crosses to put the pressure on the central defense of Brazil. The good news for Chile is the midfield will not be nearly as clogged up in this match as it was in the one with the Netherlands. Brazil play an open style of game and it could play right into the hands of Chile. The biggest concern is will the Chilean back three, all of which are not natural center backs, keep the ridiculously talented Brazilians at bay. They could change formation, but it’s not usually in the DNA of South American teams to give in to an opponent. They must get better help from their midfielders and simply cannot give the ball away sloppily in the center of the field. Chile is certainly good enough to win the match, but Brazil may have just hit their stride. Add in the fact that the match will be played in Brazil and it might be too tall a task for one of the most fun teams remaining in the tournament.

Nigeria vs Argentina- World Cup 2014: live

today, 10:00 PM • Group F
Estádio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre

Argentina have already booked their spot in the last 16 after winning their opening two matches and only require a draw to win the group, which would most likely mean they avoid France and instead face the Group E runners-up in Sao Paulo next Tuesday.

Alejandro Sabella’s side will be looking for more than a point, though, having failed to shine in either of their games so far and been made to work for a 2-1 win over Bosnia-Herzegovina and 1-0 success against Iran.
On both occasions they have been thankful to moments of magic from Lionel Messi, who followed up his stunning goal against Bosnia with the last-minute winner to see off Iran.
“All players who played today have contributed to this victory but of course we have a genius who is called Messi. Fortunately he is Argentine,” said Sabella after the Iran match.
“Everybody would have liked to have Messi but it is us who have him.”
Argentina will hope to underline their credentials as potential champions with an improved display against Nigeria, and Sabella will have to decide whether to make changes.
He has no new injury worries and may be tempted to give a few players a rest, but is more likely to give the likes of Sergio Aguero and Angel Di Maria another chance to find form and go in with a similar starting XI.

Nigeria are also expected to be unchanged following a 1-0 victory against Bosnia, which has put them on the brink of a place in the knockout stages.
Victor Moses and Godfrey Oboabona have had injuries and are unlikely to be considered by manager Stephen Keshi for places in the starting team.
Nigeria have four points from their first two matches and even if they lose in Porto Alegre they will still progress to the next round if Iran fail to beat Bosnia.
Peter Odemwingie netted the winner against Bosnia and is relishing the prospect of taking on a side like Argentina.
He told FIFA’s official website: “I earned myself a starting position and it was important to work hard to keep it, especially before a big game like Argentina, which is a dream for every player to play in.”

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Spain vs Holland>>> World Cup 2014: - as it happened

                                                                GROUP - B
                                               Spain >>>1             5<<<Netherlands                                                                                              
Scoring summary
Spain    
   Xabi Alonso 27 Pen

Holland    
    Robin van Persie 44,
    Arjen Robben 53,
    Stefan De Vrij 64,
    Robin van Persie 72,
    Arjen Robben 80

 GOAL! Spain 1-0 Holland (Alonso pen, 27 min)

Xabi Alonso wasn't going to miss this. He steps up and hammers a perfect penalty low into the bottom-right corner with his right foot. Cillessen guessed correctly but he was never going to reach that - it was struck too firmly. Now Holland really will be rueing that Sneijder chance.

WHAT A GOAL!!!! Spain 1-1 Holland (Van Persie, 44 min)

What a cracking moment of improvisation from Robin van Persie! He's been so quiet, he's barely had a touch but he only needs a second to make a difference. It all started with Daley Blind on the left flank. He raked a gorgeous diagonal pass from left to right, the ball looping over Sergio Ramos and through to Van Persie. Suddenly thoughts were turning back to 1998, Frank de Boer and Dennis Bergkamp. Van Persie could have brought it down. Instead he spotted Casillas half-a-yard too far forward and he embarrassed the Spain goalkeeper by lobbing him with a wonderful diving header from 15 yards that dropped perfectly into the net! Superb. Casillas could only watch helplessly.

Half-time emails

"The penalty decision was woeful," says Geoff James. "Yet again officials are determining the outcome of games. Why not automatically do instant replay for penalty decisions?"

"That was a good goal and congratulations RVP, but that run over to celebrate with Van Gaal really did demonstrate how slow he is these days," says Marie Meyer.

"That was a magnificent execution of a header - incredible," says Fraser Thomas.

"Glad you took another look," says David Marriott. "The refereeing is rubbish, probably deliberately favouring the marquee teams. England don’t stand a chance. Mind you they probably didn’t anyway."

"Let me be the first: Van Persie - The Flying Dutchman!" says Victor Lacken.



GOAL! Spain 1-2 Holland (Robben, 52 min)

Arjen Robben has his 2010 redemption and the world champions are behind! Once again, it's Blind with the assist. What a player this guy might be. He was found by Sneijder on the left and he clipped a fine pass into the centre for Robben, who was in acres of space, Pique and Ramos both having taken a leave of absence. Robben plucked the ball out of the sky - that's great control - and then smuggled it past a soft challenge from Pique, who was hurtling back desperately to try to salvage the situation. Robben missed when he was through in 2010, but not this time - Casillas was given no chance with a belting finish from Robben's left foot!

GOAL! Spain 1-3 Holland (De Vrij, 64 min)

A free-kick to Holland on the left flank. Wesley Sneijder trots over to take it and swings a high cross towards the far post, tempting Iker Casillas off his line. He's challenged by Van Persie, forcefully, and that's enough to send the cross over him and past his flap and on to the head of the unwitting De Vrij, all of two yards out! He somehow heads against the post but he's so close to goal that the rebound hits him on the shin and trickles over the line! De Vrij, who gave away the penalty, isn't feeling so sore now. But Spain are. They're furious. They want a free-kick for a foul on Casillas. They're not getting one! Casillas is booked for his protests.

HUMILIATION!!!!! Spain 1-4 Holland (Van Persie, 72 min)

Iker Casillas had a nightmare in the Champions League final and he's had a nightmare here! A harmless backpass was rolled back to him. He had loads of time. Or that's what he thought. Casillas took an abysmal first touch, the ball spinning a few yards away from him, and Van Persie was on him in a flash, nicking it away and then poking into the empty net before the covering defender could get back in time! Spain have fallen to pieces! Even Holland can't believe what's happened!

GOAL!!!!!!!!!! Spain 1-5 Holland (Robben, 80 min)

It's total, utter, unanswerable humiliation for Spain! Have you ever seen anything like this? Holland were defending. Then they were attacking. A long ball was sprayed up the right and there was Robben speeding away from a wheezing Sergio Ramos, who never had a hope of catching him. Robben's touch looked like it had got away from him, Casillas racing off his line, but he simply completed an 180 degrees spin - what skill! - to dribble away from the goalkeeper, who was scrabbling after him on the deck like a man trying to clamber out of a ditch, before hammering the ball past the two Spain defenders on the line! Oh my. Oh wow. Spain are a shambles. Is this Total Football?

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