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The 2014 World Cup is heading to Brazil. In less than 4 years, the greatest football spectacle of them all will be heading to the country that introduced the notion of the beautiful game. For the first time in 64 years, football’s biggest event will grace Brazil’s shores and a feast of football is sure to be served up in front of passionate crowds. True, there is the small matter of the World Cup in South Africa in 2010 to contend with first, but football fans across Brazil and indeed the world are rubbing their hands in anticipation of the 2014 Brazil World Cup.
Who will be there? Who will be defending champions? These are questions we have no answers to. Yet. Follow the route to the Brazil World Cup in 2014 with us as we will keep you up to date with all the ups and downs right up until the trophy is lifted at the end of the 2014 Brazil World Cup.
Blatter: Fifa won't probe Qatar bid
Wednesday, 8th June 2011 at 14:30pm
Re-elected Fifa president Sepp Blatter has said that he will not initiate an investigation into Qatar's successful bid for the 2022 World Cup.
The 75-year-old, now in his fourth term as Fifa president, did add that he would not block the governing body's ethics or solutions committees should either of them wish to launch an inquiry.
Since December's controversial vote, Qatar's win has been subject to intense scrutiny from those inside and outisde of the game.
Many bid officials, players and fans were incensed that the tiny, resource-rich nation had been awarded the finals without any consideration given to the temperatures that will be encountered when the finals are scheduled to be held.
In summer in Qatar it can reach in excess of 50 degrees Celcius, which prompted former players Michel Platini and Franz Beckenbauer to express their concerns.
In recent weeks, the Qatar bid has been subject to a host of allegations that suggested that its members had bribed officials on Fifa's Executive Committee (ExCo).
Conservative MP Damien Collins and the Sunday Times newspaper alleged that two ExCo members - Cameroon's Issa Hayatou and Jacques Anouma of the Ivory Coast - had each been paid US$1.5 million (B45.5million) to back the Qatari bid.
The Middle-East nation's reputation then suffered another blow when suspended Fifa vice president Jack Warner made public an email he'd received from Fifa general secretary Jerome Valcke that suggested Qatar had bought the victory.
Valcke subsequently claimed that he used the term "bought" in a casual manner, refering to Qatar's financial clout and not suggesting any underhanded tactics.
Blatter, himself cleared by Fifa's ethics committee after being accused of knowing that bribery had taken place and not acting, is said to be unconvinced by the evidence against Qatar but has given the ethics and solutions committees free reign to conduct their own investigations.
Opera legend Placido Domingo, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Dutch footballing icon Johan Cruyff feature on the new solutions committee set up by Blatter in response to the allegations of corruption.fifa.com
Showing posts with label 2014 World Cup. Show all posts
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Friday, 8 July 2011
Second Round Qualifying Results 2014 World Cup Asian Zone
Second Round Qualifying Results 2014 World Cup Asian Zone
Putaran 2 (23 Juli dan 28 Juli 2011)
Thailand vs Palestina
Lebanon vs Bangladesh
China vs Laos
Turkmenistan vsIndonesia
Kuwait vs Filipina
Oman vs Myanmar
Arab Saudi vs Hong Kong
Iran vs Maladewa
Suriah vs Tajikistan
Qatar vs Vietnam
Iraq vs Yaman
Singapura vs Malaysia
Uzbekistan vs Kyrgyzstan
UEA vs India
Yordania vs Nepal
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Putaran 2 (23 Juli dan 28 Juli 2011)
Thailand vs Palestina
Lebanon vs Bangladesh
China vs Laos
Turkmenistan vsIndonesia
Kuwait vs Filipina
Oman vs Myanmar
Arab Saudi vs Hong Kong
Iran vs Maladewa
Suriah vs Tajikistan
Qatar vs Vietnam
Iraq vs Yaman
Singapura vs Malaysia
Uzbekistan vs Kyrgyzstan
UEA vs India
Yordania vs Nepal
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Tuesday, 28 June 2011
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Monday, 30 May 2011
FIFA World Cup 2014 - Expectations Flying High
FIFA World Cup 2014 - Expectations Flying High
By Vikash Singal
The recently concluded 2010 FIFA world cup held in the African country South Africa has just arrived and gone, and everyone's has already got their eyes fixated on the host of the next world cup to be held in Brazil. All of the satellites are now redirected towards the South American continent where the action is going to be taking place. Every football loving person hopes and expects the Samba Brazilians to put up a better performance than the South Africans.
Owing to the very fact that, the Brazil is the home of football, the expectations are on a continuous rise. Having being the winner of the football world cup more than any of the other countries and being the one single nation to have the pride to have participated in all of the editions, the whole world does certainly expects to notice something out of the box coming in the year 2014. In addition, they have also won the Under-17 cup; they have grabbed the U-20 and they are also the winner of the CONCACAF nations' cup for a good number of times.
To your general knowledge, the ever so popular Maracana stadium is certainly going to be a football fan's dream place to watch the biggest event on earth. South Africa has already surprised the entire world by a supreme organization of the hitch-free tournament; they offered true world class amenities that includes the 8 quality stadiums, standard roads, top quality telecommunication services, pleasure of staying at the 5 star hotels, great tourist spots, sufficient security, etc hence setting up the pace which would be really a tough call for the immediate host to match.
They offered something which was totally unique in nature and maintained the African flavor all the way through and of all the beauties the Jabulani ball was at the same time problematic and reason to have fun. Now, the question arises what are we supposed to expect in Brazil? Are they going to offer us something which would turn make the Samba dance into a thing to commemorate al the way through? What sort of football are we looking forward to see there? It's pretty certain that FIFA clearly knows that the notion of the Jabulani ball did not function as expected - not a lot of goals were being scored; in spite, it led to majority of our favorite stars failing to perform at the world stage and thence not scoring goals. It has made the likes of stars like Lionel Messi, English star Wayne Rooney, Spanish great Fernando Torres, the likes of etc. not able to even score one single goal, owing to it's of its slippery nature and the property of not having directions.
It's certainly hoped that the FIFA World Cup 2014 host would be able to offer us with sufficient security to the players, the officials and last but certainly not the least the fans. They assured at South Africa that Brazilians have already started preparing for 2014 big phenomenon. Let's thence hope that we will have better stadiums, quality roads, good communication and quality accommodation. Then again, Brazil can't afford to perform the way they did it on the ground, and it's a no secret that the world expects a great deal out of her.
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By Vikash Singal
The recently concluded 2010 FIFA world cup held in the African country South Africa has just arrived and gone, and everyone's has already got their eyes fixated on the host of the next world cup to be held in Brazil. All of the satellites are now redirected towards the South American continent where the action is going to be taking place. Every football loving person hopes and expects the Samba Brazilians to put up a better performance than the South Africans.
Owing to the very fact that, the Brazil is the home of football, the expectations are on a continuous rise. Having being the winner of the football world cup more than any of the other countries and being the one single nation to have the pride to have participated in all of the editions, the whole world does certainly expects to notice something out of the box coming in the year 2014. In addition, they have also won the Under-17 cup; they have grabbed the U-20 and they are also the winner of the CONCACAF nations' cup for a good number of times.
To your general knowledge, the ever so popular Maracana stadium is certainly going to be a football fan's dream place to watch the biggest event on earth. South Africa has already surprised the entire world by a supreme organization of the hitch-free tournament; they offered true world class amenities that includes the 8 quality stadiums, standard roads, top quality telecommunication services, pleasure of staying at the 5 star hotels, great tourist spots, sufficient security, etc hence setting up the pace which would be really a tough call for the immediate host to match.
They offered something which was totally unique in nature and maintained the African flavor all the way through and of all the beauties the Jabulani ball was at the same time problematic and reason to have fun. Now, the question arises what are we supposed to expect in Brazil? Are they going to offer us something which would turn make the Samba dance into a thing to commemorate al the way through? What sort of football are we looking forward to see there? It's pretty certain that FIFA clearly knows that the notion of the Jabulani ball did not function as expected - not a lot of goals were being scored; in spite, it led to majority of our favorite stars failing to perform at the world stage and thence not scoring goals. It has made the likes of stars like Lionel Messi, English star Wayne Rooney, Spanish great Fernando Torres, the likes of etc. not able to even score one single goal, owing to it's of its slippery nature and the property of not having directions.
It's certainly hoped that the FIFA World Cup 2014 host would be able to offer us with sufficient security to the players, the officials and last but certainly not the least the fans. They assured at South Africa that Brazilians have already started preparing for 2014 big phenomenon. Let's thence hope that we will have better stadiums, quality roads, good communication and quality accommodation. Then again, Brazil can't afford to perform the way they did it on the ground, and it's a no secret that the world expects a great deal out of her.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/4879364
2014 World Cup
By Jimbo Thomas
The 2014 World Cup maybe some way off yet, indeed we have yet to witness the 2010 version in South Africa. Nevertheless, even though some 5 years away there is already a world cup buzz in Brazil.
The 2014 venues have recently been chosen, they are as follows:
As with all selection processes there are winners and losers, the winners are, the capital, Brasilia (no shock there), naturally too, Rio and Sao Paulo are selected. Belo Horizonte gets some of the games as does Porto Alegre, Curitiba in the south and Cuiaba in Central Brazil.
The north-east has done very well, with 3 cities chosen, Salvador, Recife/Olinda and Fortaleza. The Amazon region too has been selected (would have been an uproar if it hadn't) . There were only 2 possible venues, Belem or Manaus, the latter prevailed leaving the city of Belem very disappointed.
2 of the 3 north-eastern world cup venues have something extra to smile about, as Recife and Salvador get new stadiums (currently being built). All other venues will use existing stadia with extensive modernisations and improvements.
The official announcement citing the selected cities caused ripples of regional excitement as of course, hosting the world cup affords great opportunities for regeneration, notwithstanding more jobs and more investment. There is however a price to pay, such as state and local governments have to organize everything and ensure they meet the guarantees the Brazilian Federal Government have given FIFA.
Everyone is excited, but nervous too, as all Brazilian's know the spotlight will be on them not only in terms of footballing pressure but other pressure factors too, such as; social and economic.
Brazilian's are very conscious of the world's eyes staring at them and will want to put on a show (and paper over any cracks too) - and I fully expect a treat come 2014 from the country of soccer [http://brazilwithoutborders.com/index.html] and samba.
One of the best sites in English, for Brazilian football is this Brazilian Soccer Site [http://brazilwithoutborders.com/worldcup2014.html] There are weekly football previews there too in addition to 2014 world cup updates.
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