2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil

Match 61 on July 8 at 5:00 PM Brasilia Time

Venue: Estadio Mineirao, Belo Horizonte

                                              (Oscar 90')     (Muller 11', Klose 23', Kroos 24' 26', Khedira 29', Schurrle 69' 79')
Man of the Match: Toni Kroos

Lineups

Brazil: Julio Cesar, David Luiz, Fernandinho, Marcelo, Hulk, Fred, Oscar, Dante, Luiz Gustavo, Bernard, Maicon

Germany: Neuer, Hoewedes, Hummels, Khedira, Schweinsteiger, Ozil, Klose, Muller, Lahm, Kroos, Boateng

Referee: Marco Rodriguez, Mexico

Head to Head: Brazil 12-5-4 Germany

Match 49 on June 28 at 1:00 PM Brasilia Time

Venue: Estadio Mineirao, Belo Horizonte

                                   ( 3-2 ) Penalty Shootouts

                (Luiz 18')   (Sanchez 32')      
Man of the Match: Julio Cesar

Brazil goes through to the Quarter Finals

Penalty Shootouts: Brazil 3-2 Chile

End of Added Extra Time: Brazil 1-1 Chile

End of Normal Time: Brazil 1-1 Chile

Brazil

World Cup Record

100 Matches - W69, D16, L15

Manager

Luiz Felipe Scolari, Brazil

Chile

World Cup Record

32 Matches - W11, D06, L15

Manager

Jorge Sampaoli, Argentina

Match Facts

Match 40 on June 24 at 1:00 PM Brasilia Time

Venue: Estadio Mineirao, Belo Horizonte

Man of the Match: Keylor Navas

Costa Rica

World Cup Record

12 Matches - W05, D01, L06

Manager

Jorge Luis Pinto, Colombia

England

World Cup Record

61 Matches - W26, D19, L16

Manager

Roy Hodgson, England

Match Facts

Match 27 on June 21 at 1:00 PM Brasilia Time

Venue: Estadio Mineirao, Belo Horizonte

(Messi 91')
Man of the Match: Lionel Messi

Fulltime and its all over for Iran, Argentina are into the Round of 16

Iranian Fans #ARGvsIRN #TeamMelli #WorldCup2014 #Iran pic.twitter.com/tSpFNR7kWY
— Iran National Teams (@IRNNationalTeam) June 21, 2014

Iran defeated themselves with all those misses, They let Argentina in the game and Messi will always be such a threat even when he's quiet

01:30: Substitution - Di Maria leaves and Biglia comes in
01:30: Goal - Messi curls it into the top left corner from distance, what a shot

#classicpic #2010 #WorldCup #ARG #ARGvsIRN pic.twitter.com/GCHgqMicA3
— World cup Eye Candy (@WC2014Babes) June 21, 2014

01:28: Substitution - Haji Safi leaves the pitch, replaced by Reza Haghighi
01:26: Ghoochannejad is put through, he makes a runs into the box, the shot was nblocked well by Romero
01:25: Substitution - Dejagah leaves the pitch, replaced by Jahanbaksh
01:24: Palacio heads it towards goal, Haghighi palms it away
01:23: Ghoochannejad wins a freekick near the edge of the box, but the attempt was tame
01:22: Couple of balls in the Iranian box, Argentina couldn't take anything out of them
01:17: Substitution - Shojaei goes out and Heydari in for Iran. Higuain and Aguero goes out and Lavezzi and Palacio comes in for Argentina
01:15: Di Maria gets the ball in the box, shoots it on goal from the left, Haghighi directly on the way
01:14: Messi's freekick just wide on the left
01:13: Yellow Card - Shojaei is booked for a foul at the edge of the box

Exciting few minutes, Iran on the move strongly

01:07: Dejagah in the box, heads it just over the bar, what a chance. Romero just deflects it
01:04: Ghoochannejad and Safi miss a couple of chances to put their teams ahead
00:59: Messi makes a run and shoots from outside the box, just wide of the left post
00:54: Zabaleta fells Dejagah in the box, look like a foul but pebalty denied
00:53: Yellow Card - Nekounam tackles Gago and is booked
00:52:  What a chance for Iran to get ahead. Ghoochannejad's header directly goes to Romero, a foot either way would have found it's way in

It's halftime at Mineirao, it's boring except for Iran

Picture: tactics of this game #ARGvsIRN pic.twitter.com/73Zlq1w0kl
— barcastuff (@barcasstuff) June 21, 2014

00:43: Aguero shoots it desperately from the right wing on goal, Haghighi holds it

Iran are defending with purpose and Argentina are finding it tough to get chances

00:36: Messi freekick, Garay meets with his head but over the crossbar
00:32: Teymourian tackles Messi and concedes freekick at the edge of the box, Messi just puts it over
00:24: Rojo heads Di Maria's corner wide
00:22: Aguero curls it on target, Haghighi dives to his left and makes another good save
00:19: Di Maria shoots it well over the bar. Argentina are getting a bit aggressive
00:12: Higuain shoots from outside the ten yard box, Haghighi makes a great save
00:03: Iran has a chance from a freekick, Hosseini heads it wide

Argentina is having most of the possession but Iran are solid in defense

It's Kickoff

#ARG #IRN . pic.twitter.com/WMUfHwQoNZ
— World Football NewsJ (@transfer_wfng) June 21, 2014

Good luck #Iran #IRN We are gonna cheer for you. #ARGvsIRN pic.twitter.com/LRnhZEDqQ9
— fresh.azd (@FeeReeSHTeeH) June 21, 2014

Lineups

Argentina: Romero, Garay, Zabaleta, Gago, Di Maria, Higuain, Messi, Mascherano, Rojo, F. Fernandez, Aguero

Iran: Haghighi, Haji Safi, Hosseini, Sadeghi, Nekounam, Shojaei, Teymourian, Montarezi, Ghoochannejad, Dejagah, Pooladi

Referee: Milorad Mazic, Serbia

Head to Head: Argentina 0-1-0 Iran

Match 15 on June 17 at 1:00 PM Brasilia Time

Venue: Estadio Mineirao, Belo Horizonte

Fulltime - An upset was on the cards, but Belgium made a brilliant comeback with 2 goals in 10 minutes. As predicted by Wilmots, it's the substitutes who proved crucial

Belgium not allowing any comeback from Algeria. They are dominating play now

01:24: Substitution - Majdani leaves and Ghilas in for Algeria
01:24: Fellaini heads it with an intent, Mbohli save it again brilliant
01:20: Goal - Counter attack, De Bruyne, Hazard and then Mertens and he powers it in
01:13: Corner into the box but Van Buyten heads it over
01:11: Substitution - Lacen comes in for Algeria, Mahrez is replaced
01:10: Goal - Fellaini heads it in, finally Mbohli is beaten. De Bruyne's cross

Belgium appearing a bit lively now, getting more chances consistently

01:06: Great chance for Belgium, Origi on the ball, one-on-one shoots and it's Mbolhi again. Good save
01:06: Substitution - Slimani replaces Soudani for Algeria
01:05: Substitution - Fellaini comes in for Belgium, Dembele leaves the pitch

It's going all wrong for Belgium, they rarely get in front when behind and it's looking the same here. Chances are getting hard to come by while Algeria are improving by the second

00:58: Substitution - Lukaku is taken off, the young Origi is given a chance
00:57: Corner finds Mejdani's head, just wide of the post
00:55: Mbolhi is keeping his team in the lead as he punches another incoming missile
00:49: Corner whipped in from Mertens, Mbohli gloves it but it's straight to Witsel who heads it over
00:46: Substitution - Halftime change for Belgium, Chadli goes out and Mertens comes in

Halftime - Algeria are delighted by their performance and Belgium needs some boost to get back in the game

00:44: Mbolhi blocks a hit from Chadli from inside the area

Algeria is playing very deep now and it's becoming tough for Belgium to come forward

00:34: Yellow Card - Bentaleb commits a foul on Dembele and is booked
00:25: Goal - Feghouli scores the penalty - 28 year old drought is no more
00:24: Yellow Card - Vertonghen goes into the books for that tackle
00:24: Penalty for Algeria. Ghoulam crosses in a lovely ball but Vertonghen takes down Feghouli in the box
00:17: Van Buyten hits it powerfully on target, blocked by Bentaleb

The talented young squad of Belgium is taking on Algeria, who have failed to score in World Cup stage in the last 28 years

Lineups

36 Matches - W10, D09, L17

Marc Wilmots, Belgium

09 Matches - W02, D02, L05

Vahid Halilhodzic, Bosnia & Herzegovina

Referee: Marco Rodriguez, Mexico

Head to Head: Belgium 1-1-0 Algeria

Match 5 on June 14 at 1:00 PM Brasilia Time

Venue: Meneirao, Belo Horizonte

(Armero 6', Gutierrez 58', Rodriguez 93')                                                     

Man of the Match: James Rodriguez

Fulltime

01:30: Goal - Rodriguez, the star kid, has scored

00:58: Goal - Gutierrez puts it in

00:06: Goal - Armero scores for Colombia, defensive mistake from Greece

Lineups

29 Matches - W09, D06, L14

Jose Pekerman, Argentina

10 Matches - W02, D03, L05

Fernando Santos, Portugal

Referee: Mark W Geiger, USA

Head to Head: Colombia 1-0-0 Greece

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