2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil

Match 54 on June 30 at 5:00 PM Brasilia Time

Venue: Estadio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre

    (Schurrle 92' Ozil 120')   (Djabou 120')
Man of the Match: Rais M'Bolhi

End of Normal Time: Germany 0-0 Algeria

Lineups

Germany: Neuer, Howedes, Schweinsteiger, Ozil, Muller, Lahm, Mertesacker, Kroos, Gotze, Boateng, Mustafi

Algeria: Mbolhi, Ghoulam, Belkalem, Halliche, Lacen, Feghouli, Slimani, Soudani, Taider, Mandi, Mostefa

Referee: Sandro Ricci, brazil

Head to Head: Germany 0-0-2 Algeria

Match 43 on June 25 at 1:00 PM Brasilia Time

Venue: Estadio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre

        (Musa 4' 47')    (Messi 3' 45', Rojo 50')
Man of the Match: Lionel Messi

Nigeria

World Cup Record

16 Matches - W05, D03, L08

Manager

Stephen Keshi, Nigeria

Argentina

World Cup Record

72 Matches - W39, D13, L20

Manager

Alejandro Sabella, Argentina

Match Facts

Match 32 on June 22 at 4:00 PM Brasilia Time

Venue: Estadio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre

                (H M Son 50', J C Koo 72')    (Slimani 26', Halliche 28', Djaboo 38', Brahimi 62')
Man of the Match: Islam Slimani

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Match 20 on June 18 at 1:00 PM Brasilia Time

Venue: Estadio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre

Fulltime - It's all over for Australia, they played like champions, but the effervescent Dutch just manages to win

01:27: Substitution - Van Persie is replaced, Lens come in
01:18: Substitution - Wijnaldum comes in De Guzman is replaced
01:17: Substitution - Oar leaves the pitch, Taggart comes in

Memphis Depay is now the youngest goalscorer for Netherlands in World Cups taking over from Bolo Zenkin

01:08: Goal - Depay scores, the Dutch lead now. That's from 25 yards out

01:07: Leckie goes close to putting Australia, Cillessen blocks it. Oar had loads of space but he decided to cross
01:03: Davidson crosses it to Cahill, he nods it just wide
00:58: Goal - Another quick response, Van Persie scores

00:54: Goal - Jedinak converts, Socceroos lead the game
00:53: Bozanik runs in, Janmaat handles the ball in the box, its a penalty for Australia

00:51: Substitution - Bresciano is replaced by Bozanic
00:50: Sneijder curls into the goal, Ryan saves it
00:48: Yellow Card - Van Persie misses next match, he's booked for a foul on Spiranovic
00:46: Australia start the second half emphatically, Leckie charges down, foul on Blind

Awesome first half comes to close - Australia successfully managed to curb the Dutch threat

00:45: Substitution - Depay replaces injured Martind Indi
00:43: Yellow Card - Tim Cahill gets a booking, he will miss the next match. It's his second card in two games
00:43: Cahill takes down Martins Indi, he's being stretchered out. Long delay
00:34: McGowan provides, Leckie gets the ball in the box, shot blocked
00:31: Bresciano shot, just over the bar, what a chance for Australia
00:30: Good play by Socceroos, they are keeping the ball in the attacking half, corner
00:24: Davidson blocks Robben's shot, that was on target

What an exciting two minutes, Robben and Cahill were both amazing

00:21: Goal - Cahill equalizes, superb goal, stunning volley. McGowan's cross was spot on
00:20: Goal - Robben is on the lose, Robben scores. He took the ball from half line, what an individual effort
00:19: Robben freekick is pouched by Ryan, there was a touch from Van Persie
00:16: Leckie is unmarked, crosses to Bresciano, blocked out for a corner

Australia, at 62, are the lowest ranked team playing in this edition of World Cup. Netherlands are spending too much time in their half to be comfortable

00:10: McKay loses defender, in the box, Cillessen makes a save
00:07: Socceroos playing pretty aggressively, Van Persie commits foul
00:05: Robben is lose, he's inching towards the box, Australia defense takes care

It's Kickoff at Porto Alegre. Unlucky against Chile, the Socceroos take on in form Flying Dutchmen

Lineups

Australia: Ryan, Davidson, Cahill, Spiranovic, Leckie, Oar, Jedniak, McKay, McGowan, Wilkinson, Bresciano

Netherlands: Cillessen, Vlaar, De Vrij, Martins Indi, Blind, De Jong, Janmaat, De Guzman, Van Persie, Sneijder, Robben

Referee: Djamel Haimoudi, Algeria

Head to Head: Australia 1-2-0 Netherlands

Match 10 on June 15 at 4:00 PM Brasilia Time

Venue: Estadio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre

(Benzema 45' (p) 72', Valladares 48' (OG))                                
Man of the Match: Karimi Benzema

Fulltime and France takes all the three points

01:23: Yellow Card - Garrido gets a card for a tackle on Matuida
01:18: Substitution - Giroud comes in for France, Valbuena leaves the pitch
01:12: Goal - This time its Benzema again for sure
01:05: Substitution - France makes a change, Cabaye out, Mavuba in
01:04: Matuidi hits the side netting
00:58: Substitution - Honduras replaces Najar with Claros
00:57: Substitution - Sissolo comes in for Pogba for France
00:55: Valladares saves Benzema's effort this time
00:53: Yellow Card - Oscar Garcia cautioned for a tackle on Evra

Goal-line technology hiccup, even it's confused, but the goal stands

00:48: Goal - Benzema Scores, Goalline Technology confirms, the goal is credited to Valladares as an own goal though

Halftime - A very physical half

00:45: Valbuena freekick on target, Valladares saves
00:45: Yellow Card - Cabaye is booked for the foul
00:45: Goal - Benzema coolly converts the penalty
00:43: Red Card - Pallacios is sent off, its his second yellow
00:43: Penalty - Palacios tackles Pogba in the box
00:41: Benzema's shot blocked by Beckeles
00:27: Yellow Card - Both players are cautioned
00:26: Palacios and Pogba tackles each other, both are down
00:25: Nice run from France but Benzema header is over
00:23: Greizmann header rattles the post again
00:15: Matuidi hits the crossbar, so close. Valladares just manages a touch
00:08: Yellow Card - Evra is booked for the tackle
00:07: Evra is down, he's the one who made a tackle on Najar
00:06: Garrido saves Greizmann effort
00:01: Palacios on target straight away, blocked

The teams are ready, both have a point to prove

Lineups

54 Matches - W25, D11, L18

Didier Deschamps, France

06 Matches - W00, D03, L03

Luis Fernando Suarez, Colombia

Referee: Sandro Ricci, Brazil

Head to Head: France 0-0-0 Honduras

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