2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil

Match 37 on June 24 at 4:00 PM Amazon Time

Venue: Arena Pantanal, Cuiaba

                                               (Okazaki 45')   (Cuadrado 17' (p), Martinez 55' 82', Rodriguez 90')
Man of the Match: Jackson Martinez

Japan

World Cup Record

16 Matches - W04, D04, L08

Manager

Alberto Zaccheroni, Italy

Colombia

World Cup Record

31 Matches - W11, D06, L14

Manager

Jose Pekerman, Argentina

Match Facts

Match 28 on June 21 at 6:00 PM Amazon Time

Venue: Arena Pantanal, Cuiaba

(Odemwingie 29')                              
Man of the Match: Peter Odemwingie

Fulltime - Nigeria wins it and eliminates Bosnia in the process

#BIH pic.twitter.com/EeNqHNt6Ou
— World cup Eye Candy (@WC2014Babes) June 22, 2014

01:21: Yellow Card - Obi Mikel is booked for a tackle on Pjanic
01:15: Substitution - Babatunde leaves the pitch due to injury, Uzoenyi takes his place
01:05: Substitution - Nigeria takes out Musa for Ameobi
01:04: Substitution - Final change for Bosnia, Susic replaces Medunjanin
00:58: Substitution - Lulic goes out this time, Salihovic comes off the bench
00:57: Substitution - Bosnia's Hajrovic is replaced by Ibisevic

Today's World Cup action finishes off with #BIH and #NGA squaring off. Who do you have? pic.twitter.com/X6LWoWMkxF
— Covers.com (@Covers) June 21, 2014

Lineups

Nigeria: Enyeama, Yobo, Ambrose, Musa, Odemwingie, Emenike, Mikel, Oshaniwa, Onazi, Babatunde, Omeruo

Bosnia: Begovic, Spahic, Besic, Pjanic, Misimovic, Dzeko, Mujdza, Sunjic, Lulic, Medunjanin, Hajrovic

Referee: Peter O'Leary, New Zealand

Head to Head: Nigeria 0-0-0 Bosnia

Match 16 on June 17 at 6:00 PM Amazon Time

Venue: Arena Pantanal, Cuiaba

(Kerzhakov 84')   (Keun-Ho 68')

Man of the Match: Son Heung-Min

Fulltime - Its a draw, Korea can think it as a win, what a result for them

01:30: Yellow Card - Ja-Cheol hands the ball, regulation booking
01:30: Denislov had a go, it's blocked
01:30: Samedov cross, Kokorin heads it over again, that's a missed chance
01:29: Kombarov crosses it, Kokorin's header high over the bar
01:24: Substitution - Bo-Kyung comes in for Heung-Min, final one for Korea
01:22: Kombarov provides for Kokorin, blocked
01:14: Goal - Russia equalizes, Kerzhakov puts it at the center of the goal
01:12: Substitution - Both the teams make changes, Seok-Ho for injured Jeong-Ho, Desinov for Glushakov
01:11: Substitution - Kerzhakov replaces Zhirkov for Russia
01:08: Goal - finally a breakthrough, Korea scores. Keun-Ho puts it in
01:01: Jeong-Ho heads it, good save from Afinkeev
00:56: Substitution - Dzagoev comes in for Shatov
00:56: Substitution - Keun-Ho comes in for Korea, replaces Chu-Young
00:49: Yellow Card - Shatov tackles Ja-Cheol and is booked
00:46: Fayzulin's shot on goal from outside, blocked

Halftime

00:34: Ja-Cheol's long shot blocked
00:31: Ignashevich on target, Korean keeper up to it
00:30: Substitution - Samedov is down, Sung-Yeung is cautioned for the tackle
00:27: Eshchenko's long shot, blocked
00:13: Heung-Min takes down Samedov, he's booked for the tackle
00:10: Miss from Korea, Ja-Cheol provides to Heung-Min and he puts it over

Lineups

Russia: Akinfeev, Ignashevich, Glushakov, Kokorin, Berezutskiy, Shatov, Zhirkov, Samedov, Fayzulin, Eshchenko, Kombarov

Korea: S R Jung, S Y Yun, Y G Kim, H M Son, C Y Park, Y Lee, J C Koo, K Y Han, S Y Ki, C Y Lee, J H Hong

Referee: Nestor Pitana, Argentina

Head to Head: Russia 1-0-0 Korea

Match 4 on June 13 at 6:00 PM Amazon Time

Venue: Arena Pantanal, Cuiaba

(Sanchez 11', Validivia 14', Beausejour 92')   (Tim Cahill 35')                  
Man of the Match: Alexis Sanchez

Fulltime - Chile started brilliantly, Australia made a comeback but their opponents look solid

01:30: Goal - A gritty display by Australia comes to an end with a Chile goal, Beausejour scores
01:28: Substitution - Chile - Pinilla in Vargas out
01:26: Yellow Card - Chile - Aranguiz is cautioned
01:18: Substitution - Australia - Troisi in Bresciano out
01:08: Substitution - Chile - Beausejour in Valdivia out
01:08: Substitution - Australia - Halloran in Oar out
01:07: Yellow Card - Australia - Milligan booked for a foul on Sanchez
01:02: Goal line - Wilkinson just manages to get it out
01:00: Substitution - Chile - Gutierrez in Vidal out
00:44: Yellow Card - Australia - Jedinak goes into books
00:56: Bresciano shoots, Bravo saves. Good play by Cahill
00:53: TIm Cahill heads it in, but he's offside
00:49: Substitution - Australia - McGowan in Franjic out

Halftime - Will Australia make a comeback

00:44: Yellow Card - Australia - Tim Cahill is cautioned
00:36: Tim Cahill extracts a save from the keeper
00:35: Goal - Tim Cahill replies this time, brilliant header
00:14: Goal - Chile scores again, this time its Jorge Validivia from Sanchez's assist
00:11: Goal - Alexis Sanchez Scores from the loose ball, Chile are leading

Lineups

29 Matches - W09, D06, L14

Jorge Sampaoli, Argentina

10 Matches - W02, D03, L05

Ange Postecoglou, Australia

Referee: Noumandiez Doue, Ivory Coast

Head to Head: Chile 3-1-0 Australia

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