The long-awaited 2014 World Cup, in which a total of 32 national teams competed, is entering its fourth year. "Eurofootball.com" provides various championship news every day until the end of the tournament.
The news includes predicted line-ups, player and coach comments, various photos, news from Brazilian cities, and the most interesting World Cup facts.
On Wednesday, the E and F group matches will be played at the World Cup. In Group E, led by Lionel Messi, Argentina will face the Nigerian team, while Bosnia and Herzegovina will clash with the Iranian footballers. In Group F, the leaders France will engage with Ecuador, and the Honduran national team will face the Swiss.
Predicted starting line-ups:
Nigeria: Enyeama; Ambrose, Omeruo, Yobo, Oshaniwa; Mikel, Onazi, Odemwingie, Babatunde, Musa; Emenike.
Argentina: Romero; Zabaleta, Garay, Fernandez, Rojo; Di Maria, Mascherano, Gago; Palacio, Messi, Lavezzi.
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Italy's press is paying more attention to the country's national team's failure, rather than the incident involving Luis Suarez and Giorgio Chiellini (BBC photo).
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The passionate fans of Greece's national team celebrate their entry into the quarterfinals. (PACIFIC/SIPA photo).
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Yesterday, another record was set in the history of the World Cup during the match between Colombia and Japan. At the end of the game, 43-year-old Colombian Faryd Mondragon stepped onto the field, becoming the oldest player to ever participate in a World Cup. (AP photo).
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After the World Cup matches did not go well, Ivory Coast's national team coach Sabri Lamouchi decided to step down from his position. The Frenchman had been working with the team since 2012. (AP photo).
