For four years, we have been waiting for the 2014 World Cup, in which a total of 32 national teams compete. "Eurofootball.com" presents various news about the championship every day until the end of the tournament. The news includes predicted line-ups, comments from players and coaches, various photos, news from cities in Brazil, and the most interesting World Cup facts. On Monday in Lithuania, St. John's Day is celebrated, but many will spend the evening in front of their TV screens because the crucial 3rd group stage of the tournament begins, where Australia - Spain, Netherlands - Chile (both matches at 19:00), Cameroon - Brazil, and Croatia - Mexico (both matches at 23:00) will face each other. Predicted starting line-ups: Australia: Ryan, Davidson, Spiranovic, Wilkinson, McGowan, McKay, Jedinak, Oar, Bresciano, Leckie, Halloran. Spain: Casillas, Alba, Ramos, Pique, Azpilicueta, Busquets, Koke, Pedro, Iniesta, Silva, Diego Costa. Netherlands: Cillessen, Vlaar, de Vrij, Depay, Janmaat, de Guzman, De Jong, Blind, Sneijder, Lens, Robben. Chile: Bravo, Medel, Silva, Jara, Isla, Aranguiz, Diaz, Mena, Vidal, Vargas, Sanchez. Cameroon: Itandje, Assou-Ekotto, Chedjou, N'Koulou, Mbia, Matip, Choupo-Moting, Enoh, Nounkeu, Moukandjo, Aboubakar. Brazil: Cesar, Marcelo, Luiz, Silva, Alves, Gustavo, Paulinho, Bernard, Oscar, Neymar, Fred. Croatia: Pletikosa, Srna, Corluka, Lovren, Pranjic, Rakitic, Modric, Perisic, Sammir, Olic, Mandzukic. Mexico: Ochoa, Rodriguez, Marquez, Moreno, Vazquez, Aguilar, Herrera, Guardado, Layun, dos Santos, Peralta. In Brazil, fans can play football even while hiding. (Photo: Reuters) 15min.lt: Legendary Spanish national team and Real Madrid forward Raul believes that France has excellent chances to achieve a high place in this World Cup. "Brazil sees fans playing football even while hiding. (Photo: BBC) The Group B match between the Netherlands and Chile is likely to determine which team will face the hosts Brazil in the World Cup. However, the history of matches between these teams is poor. The only time these teams met in official matches was at the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam. The match ended in a 2-2 draw. (Photo: BBC) Germany national team defenders Benedikt Howedes and Per Mertesacker cooling off in ice water in Brazil on a hot summer day. (Photo: BBC)
