Poll: Who Will Advance From Group G in World Cup 2010
The match between Brazil-Portugal is one of the most looked after game in all of the groups. This is the only group with teams ranked amongst the top five in the world.
Brazil has the record of having five time winners and twice being runner ups. They are the only country to be in every FIFA World Cup™. Brazil is regarded as one of the heavily favored to win in South Africa World Cup 2010. They are one of the toughest team to beat in South Africa and being the winner of the Confederations Cup will prove to be helpful in the World Cup.
Portugal is a team loaded with quality and ranking fifth in the world because of their ability. In 2009 they were unbeaten with a record of eight wins and four draws. The most important is the team has great defense and a good mixture of youth and experience.
Ivory Coast is ranked sixteenth in the world and has top class players that include one of the best strikers of the world. They have a quality squad who is used to playing with pressure and familiar with the African conditions.
North Korea has qualified in 1966 for the World Cup only once. Because of being a communist country, they are secretive in nature so their abilities are unknown which will be their greatest strength. With this information, you will have the idea of Who Will Advance from Group G in World Cup 2010.
Bravil vs Bolivia Results
October 11, 2009 by Richard · Leave a Comment
Bolivia wins 2-1
The Legacy of Pele
May 31, 2009 by Richard · Leave a Comment
One of the legends of football is known simply as Pele. He has been acclaimed as the Athlete of the Century by the International Olympic Committee and is a national hero in his native Brazil. From his humble beginnings playing for Santos in Brazil, his playing career has been marked with excellent dribbling and passing, his powerful shot, his heading skill and above all his prolific goal scoring prowess.
Though Pele has retired in 1977, he is still the standard that Brazilian players are measured against. He has been acclaimed as the “King of Football”, the all time leading scorer on the Brazilian national football team and is the only footballer to be part of three World Cup winning teams. This is why Pele is still one of the icons of sports and with his current role as the worldwide ambassador for football; he is the symbol of greatness from the humblest of beginnings.
Fan Dies and Many Injured in Football Related Violence
February 17, 2009 by Richard · Leave a Comment
A heavy pall has come over football in Brazil as one fan was shot to death and with at least forty others sustained injuries due to fan versus fan violence in Brazil. In Belo Horizonte, a man was killed when rival supporters of Atletico Mineiro and Cruzeiro clashed on Sunday. Another teenager was also shot but is currently out of danger.
Corinthians fans also fought with police in Sao Paulo after a one all draw with bitter rival Sao Paulo in a heated match at the Morumbi stadium. Fans complained that police authorities refused to allow them to leave the stadium. Police did so for safety reasons and when the fans resisted the control measures, police were forced to use tear gas to keep the violent mob at bay. Many of the injuries sustained were due to the pushing and shoving resulting in contusions and broken bones. Other injuries sustained were people being trampled on as the barricade gave way and the supporters rushed out of the stadium. As of the moment, police authorities are investigating the incidents.
Robinho Runs Back To Brazil
February 17, 2009 by Maira Sarfraz · Leave a Comment
Talks are that Robinho has gone back to Brazil to take care of personal matters. Brazil Manchester City
manager Mark Huges warn Robinho to slow down and wait to go back. Robinho decided to take an unauthorized leave from the club and go back.
Robinho and Kaka, Robinho international teammate, was not picked and sent back to Brazil. Rumor has it Robinho might of went back due to Kaka not making the pick. Robinho had said he was not worried about Kaka that Kaka had done it to himself and Robinho was ready and willing to play for Manchester City.
Robinho had mention he was very happy with the team, the fans, and the coach and willing to put himself in the best position to make it to the top as a player.
Huges now said that once Robinho gets back they will finish the talks this weekend and he will know how Huges feels about the unauthorized leave from the team.

