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As we continue with our World Cup Preview, we get to a group with two European squads that reached this point in completely opposite ways.  Surprisingly it is the team that struggled more to qualify that many believe to be the favorite to win the group...

While not officially the "Group of Death," Group D doesn't exactly seem like a very easy group to make it out of into the knockout phase.  This comes with not one, not two, but three former world champions-- plus a pretty dangerous Costa Rica...

As we move on in our World Cup, we come what could be the most wide open group in the entire tournament.  In Group C, we have four teams that have never faced each other in the World Cup and neither team has ever advanced past the Round of 16 in the Knockout Stage of the tourney...

Continuing our World Cup Preview, we move on to Group B.  With the unlikeliest of draws, the two finalists in 2010's World Cup ended up in the same group-- they open World Cup play against each other.  Spain and the Netherlands played an epic 2010 final that ended when Andres Iniesta scored the only goal of the game in the 116th minute of the match-- giving Spain their first world title... Read Mo

We now find ourselves less than a month away from the 2014 FIFA World Cup,and teams are finalizing their best rosters to make their best run for the Cup.  In case you've never seen the World Cup tournament, the tournament is played with two phases...

Just 38 days away from the 2014 FIFA World Cup, and many questions still abound.  The biggest of those questions is how much affect all of these injuries to key players will have on the outcome of the tournament. While we know Englishman Theo Walcott and Spanish goalkeeper Victor Valdez have already been ruled out, there are several injured players that may or may not make it back in time for the

ZURICH (AP) — FIFA says its reserves grew to $1.432 billion after making a $72 million profit in 2013.

FLORIANOPOLIS, Brazil (AP) — FIFA, soccer's governing body, is set to decide whether a delayed stadium in Brazil will still host matches during this year's World Cup.

Here are the groups for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.

MADRID (AP) — Real Madrid has asked FIFA President Sepp Blatter to apologize for making fun of Cristiano Ronaldo.