FIFA Update: Brazil and Mexico Draw
Guillermo Ochoa threw up an impenetrable shield around his goal as stubborn Mexico frustrated World Cup hosts Brazil to earn a 0-0 draw on Tuesday.
Mexico stall Brazil World Cup charge in 0-0 draw
Brazil and Barcelona star Neymar twice came closest to breaking the deadlock in each half but both times was thwarted by man-of-the-match Ochoa. Click here for more.
Chile’s Vidal doubtful for Spain clash
Chile coach Jorge Sampaoli revealed on Tuesday that key midfielder Arturo Vidal is not guaranteed to face Spain in the World Cup Group B showdown between the teams on Wednesday. Click here for more.
Eto’o opens door to ‘miracle’ participation
Just 24 chours after claiming he needed a miracle to play, Samuel Eto’o on Tuesday opened the door on his possible participation for Cameroon against Croatia on Wednesday. Click here for more.
Snarled traffic has Pele glued to radio
Pele was glued to the radio as heavy traffic in Sao Paulo meant the Brazil legend missed the first half of his country’s goalless draw Tuesday with Mexico. Click here for more.
Kerzhakov rescues Russia in 1-1 draw with S. Korea
Alexander Kerzhakov rescued Russia in their first World Cup finals match since 2002 scoring two minutes after coming on as a substitute to salvage a 1-1 draw against South Korea in Group H on Tuesday. Click here for more.
Jesus’ saves as Mexico hold Brazil in World Cup group match
Guillermo Ochoa threw up an impenetrable shield around his goal as stubborn Mexico frustrated World Cup hosts Brazil to earn a 0-0 draw on Tuesday. Click here for more.
Iniesta rallies Spain for Chile combat in Group B
Spain midfielder Andres Iniesta says that the defending champions must ready themselves for a fight when they tackle Chile in Wednesday’s make-or-break World Cup encounter in Rio de Janeiro. Read more here.
Cameroon and Croatia in bid for World Cup rescue
Cameroon and Croatia clash in Manaus on Wednesday looking to put their troubles behind them and keep alive their hopes of making the World Cup knock-out rounds. Read more here.
Australia intend to attack high-flying Dutch in World Cup Group B clash
Australia manager Ange Postecoglou believes his side must attack if they are to become the latest side to cause an upset at the World Cup on Wednesday when they face a Netherlands team fresh from hammering defending champions Spain 5-1. More here.
