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Opinion
/ 10 years agoThe Lottery of Penalties and a Star Called James Rodriguez
The World Cup switched to second gear yesterday with the Round of 16 fixtures underway and it started with the hosts,...
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Opinion
/ 10 years agoLessons Learned from the Group Stages of the World Cup
As we all know, the Round of 16 begins today as nations would fight each other to go all the way...
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Opinion
/ 10 years agoAnother Giant Crumbles, Africa Stunned and Suarez Bites Again
With the proceedings of Group A and B done and dusted, all eyes were firmly focused on the activities in Group...
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Opinion
/ 10 years agoMore World Cup Surprises: England on the Verge of Exit
As expected, the 2014 World Cup has been a truly enjoyable competition. The goals have kept flowing and there have been...
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Opinion
/ 10 years agoThoughts on Guillermo Ochoa and more World Cup stuff
The games in the World Cup are picking up some pace and the first round of fixtures have already been completed....
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Opinion
/ 10 years agoAfrica at the World Cup – Different Tournament, Same Expectations
Watching a diversified tournament like the World Cup is usually fun when you witness the matches as a neutral but...
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News
/ 10 years agoOh La La, I Wouldn’t Mind me some Karim
The World Cup campaign began with Switzerland and Ecuador locking horns and the South Americans opened scoring from some bloke called...
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News
/ 10 years agoArsenal’s Transfer Targets Raise the Eye at the World Cup
The best thing about a competition like the World Cup is that the football doesn’t stop till the final day on...
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Opinion
/ 10 years agoWhat’s the Time? It’s 5 Past 1ker Casillas…
In a competition as significant as the World Cup, one may think that the organizers of the tournament have to at...
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News
/ 10 years agoFabregas Signs for Chelsea – A Bitter Pill to Swallow
Coming back to work after a public holiday has a funny feeling especially if that day is a Friday but that’s...
