FIFA World Cup: Amazing performance from Germany in the final, Brazil lost 7-1

Oh! Even more tragic amazing too! Brazil's soccer World Cup is losing its worst, it is also in your home. The yellow jersey last 90 minutes full of hopelessness that players are at an emotional peak. A bitterly - bitterly crying, someone is praying on his knees. Brazilian loser, put the head on the shoulders of living Germans are crying. FIFA World Cup 2014 Semifinals Belo Horijente after ending scene was like on the field. Brazil crushed 7-1 by Germany in the FIFA World Cup finals took place. Between Argentina and the Netherlands now faces it will play the winner of the match. Late night in a match Cbwa wonderful performing a dance given by Germany to Brazil. During the match, after a round pouring from the side of Germany and Brazil seem to bump did not appear anywhere. Andre Srel Tony Cruz and two from Germany - filed two goals. Before the biggest defeat to Brazil in the World Cup finals came in 1998, when France was defeated him 3-0. Germany's attack can be gauged from the fact that the first 40 minutes of the match he had already taken a 5-0 lead. Without their leading striker Nemar host Brazilian team went to the field to play the semifinals. Nemar against Colombia in the quarterfinals of the World Cup due to spinal cord injury were out. Start the match in the 11th minute to score the first goal by Thomas Mueller of Germany player was 1-0. Brazil's second blow came when Miroslav Klose scored in the 23 th minute stain on Dsura distanced from 2-0 to Brazil. Germany's player Tony then cross the first goal at the 26th minute and 24th second round stained two goals against Brazil made ​​the score 4-0. Sami Khedira of Germany in the 29th minute player on the team scoring the fifth consecutive Schur 5 -0 turned round. Such as Germany, the Brazilian team's four goals in 7 minutes and football fans around the world shocked. http://media2.intoday.in/aajtak/images/stories/072014/brazil1-650_070914050245.jpg

Poonam Pandey's put it that what seemed to be a trend on Twitter!

Poonam Pandey old is no stranger to controversy. India's World Cup win in 2011, claiming to strip the actor and model the commotion caused by putting a post on Twitter. Poonam Pandey steeped in FIFA World Cup dissipation via posts on Twitter Anouns that if Brazil wins, he will own bra. Although he did not disclose that he will do so on the Brazilian semifinal match or title. Poonam Pandey posted this on Twitter Trend # WhyIWantBRAofPoonamPandey fiercely fun and felt dizzy. Poonam Pandey enjoyed plenty of jokes made ​​on him and even throw some post on Twitter. http://media2.intoday.in/aajtak/images/stories/072014/poonam-story_650_070714072132.jpg WATCH VIDEO-

Brazilian TV Fan emotionally boil

A lover of Brazilian football World Cup match last moments of his team could not withstand the stress and break Exuberance cast your television screen. Brazilian football fan Rafael Gambarim your team against Chile on Saturday during a shootout could not control his emotions and broke my TV set. Every now share this video on YouTube of his being. It has 36 thousand views on YouTube and Facebook share is 34 thousand times. See you at the Football Crazy

Chile reached the quarterfinals, beating Brazil in a penalty shootout

Nemar's last penalty goal and goalkeeper Julio Cesar made ​​on the basis of the best performer and host of the five-time champion Brazil 3-2 in a penalty shootout here today to Chile in the quarterfinals of the World Cup Soccer entered. The thrill regular and extra time in the match, both teams were tied at 1-1 after a penalty shootout was resorted to. David Luij in the shootout from Brazil, Marcello and William and Hulk Nemar but missed the goals. Marcelo Diaz of Chile and on the other side of the Charles Aranguij Cka only found Julio Caesar. The Brazilian goalkeeper Marsio Pinilla, blocking the shot of the Spaniard Sanchez and Gonzalo Jara Brazilian wave of pleasure ran the camp. He was named man of the match. This is the third time in the World Cup with Brazil in a penalty shootout victory. She Earlier, in 1994, Italy and the Netherlands in 1998 was defeated in this way. In the sixth consecutive World Cup finals has succeeded in creating. Initially had a Brazilian team under pressure Brazilian team was in some pressure at the start of the game and he could not play freely in his familiar style, but he gradually timbers achieved. Five-time champions the lead in the 18th minute by pressure on its neighbor. Nemar's role in this round of Luij left edge of Brazil, who made ​​the best move. Thiygo Silva brought him closer to a goal from Chile but here Luij showing their agility and quickly turned the heat on Gonzalo Jara. He finally managed to hand the ball into the goal. Even then, it seemed that the ball touched the knee Zara before getting into the lattice, but the referee called it a goal to Luij. Nemar pace and skill of the sample showing the game in the 26th minute when he almost single-handedly brought the ball forward from midfield. They efficiently put a dent in Chile's defense but his shot went off the left edge. But the fans got the chance to celebrate Chile. Chile's defenses crumbled, and the Brazilian took full advantage. Sanchez got the ball inside the box and then in front of them were the only goalie Julia Caesar had any problems in Turnaround. This was a 1-1 score in the 32nd minute. The second half was also interesting Interesting battle between the two teams in the second half continued. Hulk was scored in the 55th minute but the referee gave him 'handball' dubbed the Brazilian footballer shown a yellow card. Chile had a golden opportunity to take the lead in the 64th minute when Charles Crisp Aranguij beautifully shot Caesar came to Brazil avoiding the danger was averted. Brazil subsequently made ​​some good shots. Fred landed on the field instead of the Hulk's cross in the 75th minute on a shot from the right failed. The best efforts of Chile after the Brazilian goalkeeper Bravo could not gain an edge. Crisp and light saving shot of Chilean captain Nemar prevented them from scoring. Match drawn Brazil in extra time to maintain possession of the ball most of the time. Meanwhile, he made ​​an attack on Chile's goal but his effort fails to Bravo promptly. Meanwhile in Chile had put all his strength to save the goal. Meanwhile he got a good chance. Chile in the 105 th minute free hit was close to the box but the shot went out Sanchez. The game was then at the last minute when Chile had a very good chance of scoring. Marsio then substitute Pinilla forwards in front of the goalkeeper but his shot just went out. Brazil retaliated but Nemar been able to get him to use it, the match went into a penalty shootout.

Adidas to halt Suarez adverts in FIFA World Cup

Sportswear giant Adidas has that it would stop using Luis Suarez, one of its key promotional stars, for World Cup adverts after his four-month ban from football activities for biting Italian Giorgio Chiellini. "Adidas fully backs FIFA's decision," a spokeswoman told AFP yesterday. "We do not accept the recent behaviour of Luis Suarez and shall remind him of the high standards we expect of our players. "We have no plan to use Suarez for any other marketing activities during the 2014 FIFA World Cup." FIFA banned Suarez for nine internationals and from football for four months and also fined him 100,000 Swiss francs. As well as being a major FIFA sponsor for almost four decades, the German company is a personal sponsor of Suarez, now set to serve the third suspension of his career for biting. Mariana Ramos, Adidas spokeswoman in Sao Paulo, told AFP Suarez was to have featured in all of Uruguay's sponsorship-related World Cup activities but would no longer play any role. "Future plans for after the World Cup will be revised once the tournament is over," she explained. Uruguay are still in the tournament and face Colombia in Rio on Saturday in the second phase having knocked out fellow former champions England and Italy in the group stage. Suarez appeared to bite Chiellini in the closing stages of his side's win over Italy in Natal on Tuesday. Television replays showed him approaching Chiellini from behind and appearing to lean into the Italian's shoulder. Chiellini pulled down his shirt to show what appeared to be bite marks on his shoulder following an incident which went unseen by the referee. Suarez served bans of seven and ten matches for biting after an incident while playing for Ajax in 2010 and current side Liverpool last year.

Also speaking at the football World Cup mounted animal heads intoxication

http://media2.intoday.in/aajtak/images/Photo_gallery/062014/rtr3tl44_650_061614124137.jpg FIFA World Cup is silver animals. If no one is predicting a just fun. Brazil FIFA World Cup is in full swing and there's inebriation on the streets of Bangkok showing an elephant painted in the colors of the national flag of Brazil. http://media2.intoday.in/aajtak/images/Photo_gallery/062014/rtr3tkwf_061614120624.jpg Two-year-old African penguin 'Aochan' Japanese team jersey wearing his match against Ivory Coast before the Aqua Stadium Sinagava willing to predict. http://media2.intoday.in/aajtak/images/Photo_gallery/062014/rtr3tkuj_061614120624.jpg Sinagava Aqua Stadium aquarium in Tokyo of Japan in support of an organized team football tosses a dolphin. http://media2.intoday.in/aajtak/images/Photo_gallery/062014/rtr3sfbv_061614120624.jpg Before the start of the FIFA World Cup 'Lula' name Yorkshire Terrier dog wearing jersey Arjenntina animals in clothing stores.

Algeria played out a 1-1 draw against Russia in the next round

Algeria played out a 1-1 draw against Russia's team entered the next round of the FIFA World Cup. Trailing by a goal against Algeria that Islam Slimani the equalizing goal for the team. Algeria through which could take place in the last 16 for the first time. Thanks to the round match played on Thursday Slimani managed a draw against Algeria today. Also in Group H Algeria is the second largest in Belgium. That will be the next round of combat in Germany. Russia maintained its hold for most of the match and in the sixth minute thanks to a goal from Alexander Kokorin an edge. Cross the left foot Kambrov Dmitry Kokorin made ​​no mistake to convert the goal. Algeria's Slimani a goal in the 60th minute. Russia goalkeeper Igor Yasin Akinfin Brahimi's free kick failed to catch. Russia's goalkeeper in the tournament, making it the second biggest mistake. He had to bear the brunt. Russia for a place in the next round was necessary to win.

TV viewing breaks records in first FIFA World Cup matches

Television coverage of the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ broke a whole host of viewing records during the first round of group matches in Brazil, highlighting the growing popularity of the competition and football around the world. Opening matches set new audience high’s for 2014 all over the world as fans watched in record numbers in nations such as Brazil, Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, Argentina, France, the Netherlands, Croatia and Italy. An all-time high was set in French-speaking part of Belgium. The viewing figures also revealed an impressive increase in USA, Canada and Australia, where the World Cup is helping to drive interest in the game to new levels. ESPN coverage broke audience records for men’s World Cup matches in USA. Some of the key figures include: • 42.9 million watched Brazil and Croatia on Brazilian channel TV Globo, the highest sports broadcast of 2014 • England and Italy’s opener attracted 14.2 million on BBC1 in the UK and 12.8 million on RAI 1, the highest TV audiences in both countries in 2014 • 34.1 million watched Japan play Ivory Coast on NHK, twice the size of next biggest sports broadcast of 2014 • Germany’s win over Portugal reached 26.4 million on ARD in Germany, the biggest 2014 TV sports audience • The match between the USA and Ghana was watched by 11.1 million on ESPN in the United States, setting a new record for ESPN coverage of a men’s FIFA World Cup match “These record-breaking figures show just how popular football and the FIFA World Cup is across the world, from Japan to Argentina,” said Niclas Ericson, Director of FIFA TV. “We are seeing highly encouraging growth in interest in markets such as the United States and Australia. “The FIFA broadcast production of all World Cup matches makes this competition truly global and accessible for fans all over the world. It therefore plays a crucial role in supporting FIFA’s core mission to develop football everywhere, and for all.” FIFA, which had a net cost of about $150 million on the broadcast production at the 2010 FIFA World Cup, is investing heavily again this year to ensure that football fans everywhere receive the very best viewing experience of 2014 World Cup matches in Brazil. FIFA has agreed arrangements with more than 160 main Media Rights Licensees for TV around the world, meaning all global territories are able to access the 2014 World Cup. In total, FIFA has approximately 700 licensees across TV, mobile and broadband and radio for the World Cup. Check out the some of the impressive figures from the first round of matches below: Brazil v Croatia 42.9 million watched TV Globo in Brazil, the highest sports broadcast of 2014 1.5 million watched HTV2 in Croatia, highest TV audience of 2014 Spain v Netherlands 7.2 million watched Ned1 in the Netherlands, highest TV audience since 2012 9.3 million watched BBC1 in the UK, best performance of Friday night prime time slot in 2014 Chile v Australia 2.3 million watched SBS at 8 a.m. in Australia, third-highest TV sports audience of 2014, more than men’s final of Australian Open. Côte d'Ivoire v Japan 34.1 million watched NHK at 10 a.m., twice the size of next biggest sports broadcast of 2014 England v Italy 14.2 million watched BBC1 in the United Kingdom, highest TV audience of the year 12.8 million watched RAI 1, highest TV audience of the year Switzerland v Ecuador 2.0 million watched SRG channels in Switzerland, highest sports audience of 2014 France v Honduras 15.8 million watched TF1 in France, highest sports audience of 2014 Argentina v Bosnia-Herzegovina 6.9 million watched Canal 7 in Argentina, highest sports audience of 2014 Germany v Portugal 26.4 million watched ARD in Germany, 85 per cent more than next-biggest 2014 sports audience Ghana v USA 11.1 million watched ESPN in USA - record high ESPN coverage of men’s FIFA World Cup match 4.8 million watched Univision Spanish coverage in USA - higher than any other sport outside of World Cup this year Belgium v Algeria 2.2 million watched Canvas in Belgium - second biggest TV audience ever in Dutch-speaking Belgium 1.5 million watched RTBF1 in Belgium – highest TV audience ever in French-speaking Belgium Russia v Korea Republic 11.4 million watched on SBS, MBC and KBS in Korea at 7am, 60 per cent more than normal total TV audience for early time slot http://img.fifa.com/mm/photo/tournament/competition/02/37/56/99/2375699_full-lnd.jpg

Chile stars learn from new pastures

Alexis Sanchez will be a key weapon for Chile when they tackle Brazil in the FIFA World Cup™ second round in Belo Horizonte on Saturday. When the Barcelona forward takes to the field he, like many of his team-mates, will be putting into practice skills learnt during his footballing travels the world over. Following stop-overs in Argentina with River Plate and Italy at Udinese, it is his time at Barcelona which has really turned the speedy Sanchez into one of the world's most dangerous strikers. "At Barcelona I learnt how to play football all over again," the 25-year-old told El Pais. "What I did in Italy I couldn't do in Spain. Before getting a one-on-one I need to open up the pitch, find space. "Before, I always waited for (the ball) into feet, I dribbled [past] three; I was the one who gave a pass into space because the other players opened it up. From (Andres) Iniesta I learnt how to accelerate, from Xavi (Hernandez) how to move, from Leo (Lionel Messi) to think ahead, how to shoot like Pedro (Rodriguez), on top of that the faith (Pep) Guardiola had in me helped a lot.

I have a new 'Hand of God' said: Suarej

Uruguay striker Luis Suarej claimed today that the World Cup quarter-final against Ghana in the final moments of the 2010 version of the handball goal was the 'Hand of God' is. Suarej Ghana substitute Dominic Adiyah the effort to stop the goals from headers to Gollain incorrectly stopped because of the red card he received. As a result, African countries have penalties. Suarej goal of the effort to prevent the 'Hand of God' are named. Suarej said,'' I had nothing else to do. Now I 'Hand of God' is.'' The legendary footballer Diego Maradona against England in the 1986 World Cup round of hand-made ​​'Hand of God' is called. Although Uruguay coach Oscar Tabrej handball defending the Suarej said,'' it was natural. Still, he got the red card and will not play the next game.''

Tourists forced to dig deep into their pockets in Brazil

Bikinis and Havaianas flip flops aside, tourists are being forced to dig deep into their wallets in the city of soccer and sand with the average to high-end hotels, reportedly on FIFA's instructions, charging three times the normal tariffs and raking in the maximum moolah during the World Cup. For a deluxe room in a five star hotel that normally costs around USD 200-250 per night, soccer fans from across the world are being made to shell out USD 700-800 at the moment, courtesy the world football governing body. "FIFA has taken over all the hotels not just in Rio but all over the country, especially the host cities. It has instructed the hotels to spike its tariffs as that way they will end up making a lot of profits," said Sanjeev Mehra, a director with an established travel agency in India and who is currently in Brazil heading a package trip. "Apart from the hotel people, I have been speaking to the top guys in FIFA for months for bookings. During the World Cup time in Brazil, one has to go through FIFA. You need contacts there and this credit business doesn't work with FIFA. They need instant payment," Mehra, who has been to Brazil twice before the ongoing visit and heads Aryan Holidays and Leisure, said. He added, "In my current trip, one room costs USD 800 per night, just imagine. It's madness." Add food, game tickets and other miscellaneous expenses, and a solo traveller to Rio de Janeiro will surely end up making a hole in his/her pocket. "I just can't understand the pricing in Rio. Though we love coming to this city as it's such a fantastic place, the sky-high prices are not worth it," said a tourist from Ireland. "I had been to this place in the past as well, but the price rise has been maximum this time around, breaking all records thanks to the World Cup." While the souvenir shops around popular tourist attractions such as Christ The Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain are raking in the moolah, the flea market in the heart of Copacabana beach has emerged as an affordable option for tourists. They are open till as late as 1 am in the morning and are crowded by tourists from all over the world. http://www.newsnation.in/data/www.newsnation.in/2014/06/22/253636724-FIFA_fans_1.jpg

Sabri Lamouchi resigns after World Cup heartbreak

Sabri Lamouchi resigned as Ivory Coast coach minutes after his side's hopes of reaching the World Cup second round were dashed by a late penalty giving Greece a 2-1 victory in Fortleza. Greece took a place in the last 16 and Lamouchi said he had to draw the consequences of that failure. "My contract comes to an end at this World Cup and there will be no epilogue and you can understand well as to why," said the 42-year-old Frenchman yesterday. "It is logical as we did not do well at last year's Africa Cup of Nations or at the World Cup finals." The former France international, whose side started with a 2-1 win over Japan before losing by that scoreline to group winners Colombia, said a lot of hard work had gone into securing the Elephants first ever appearance in the second round. "I have put a lot of time and effort into the past two years but unfortunately my story with Ivory Coast ends this evening," he said. "The outcome is a cruel one but the Greeks did not steal this victory. "I am very disappointed and sad and also for the players and the Ivorian people. "However, my career carries on and there will be other defeats but I would have liked this adventure to finish in a different fashion," declared Lamouchi.

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Spanish player told the press, "I will beheading '

The last time the champion of Spain in the first round of the World Cup from being out on his players, even as it is trying to frustrate the midamerican began but goes all show exceeded when confronting a reporter from jordi Alba full back and threatening to ' beheaded ' cast. http://media2.intoday.in/aajtak/images/stories/062014/aldo_325_062414115709.jpg 'The Guardian', according to Dr Baksada Arena event in Spain plummeted after 3-0 win over Australia. The "mixed zone" journalists were gathered to talk to the players. Then alba 'Edge' Mtalanas reporter Javier Gomez going close elapsed and he said, 'Next time I'll lop your head off. " Alba was so surprised when the Mtalanas repeated, "Yes, yes next time. I am warning you. 'Then threatened journalists at the airport were similar. Mtalanas, however, did not know why they're angry Alba. He said, 'I do not remember that I ever wrote anything about him. "