Embattled coach steps down from Fifa study group in protest Uruguayan whips up siege mentality before Colombia match Óscar Tabárez has accused Fifa of making Luis Suárez a scapegoat and branded the four-month ban handed down to the Liverpool striker as media driven and wildly…
00:21 » GuardianWho is playing? How can you watch? Who does our expert think will win? Everything you need on day 17 of the 2014 Fifa World Cup.
00:03 » BBC SportStage is set for Brazils No9 to reward faith of fans in his home town, Belo Horizonte, where they take on Chile in the last 16 Three games into their home World Cup Brazil have so far achieved a rare state of purposeful ambiguity, managing to look both incisive and blunt, settled but scratchy,…
27 Jun » GuardianThere were gloomy predictions aplenty, from transport chaos to boring football but at the halfway point only one has come true Given the huge distances between host cities, expanded from eight to 12 for political reasons, and the crazy decision to abandon the practice of grouping the opening round…
27 Jun » GuardianUruguay coach Oscar Tabarez is to step down from his roles on two Fifa panels in protest at the "excessive severity" of Luis Suarez's ban.
27 Jun » BBC SportAlan Hansen: Belgium centre-back is a rare example of a complete defender - the game has stopped producing them
27 Jun » TelegraphPaul Hayward: France and Holland are strong but Low's team lead way thanks to strength in depth and Muller's goals
27 Jun » TelegraphPekerman's team of great entertainers led by a player who stands above even Messi and Neymar as most creative player of group phase.
27 Jun » TelegraphWe face opponents with a whole nation on their side Chile plan to mark Neymar as a team in last-16 clash Continue reading...
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