Preview of the Rumble in the Jungle group D match between European Rivals England and Italy. Will the Azzurri stifle the Brits once again? Or will the Three Lions shock the Italians?

Los Cafeteros takes on the Ethniki in their first group C match of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Who will win this match?

Yan Skwara previews the Group D opening matchup between Uruguay and Costa Rica.

Jonas Brock previews the 2014 Group C opener between Colombia and Greece.

Colombia's Radamel Falcao is one of the world's best strikers, but he will miss the 2014 World Cup for Colombia. Does Los Cafeteros stand a chance without him?

Behind two goals in 2 minutes Chile beat s a resilient Australian side in their Group B opening match of the 2014 World Cup Match.

Behind two goals a piece from Van Persie and Robben, Holland destroys holder's Spain 5-1.

The World Cup is here and everyone is getting infected by soccer fever. Check out these fun viral videos!

Oribe Peralta scores the game winning goal in the second half after two first half goals are disallowed by referees.

The UN Office on Drugs and Crime ranked Fortaleza as the seventh most dangerous city in the world in 2013.

Both Mexico and Cameroon have played inconsistent as of late, but El Tri is trying to resurrect old glory and their first African conquest in World Cup History stands in their way. Will they win the match and score three points?

Printable bracket, win your office pool and bracket challenge with Michael J. Duarte's very own 2014 World Cup Bracket Predictions.

A paraplegic man symbolically kicks-off the World Cup among Samba dancers, LED Lights, J-LO and Pitbull in a mind controlled robotic suit.

Brazils Neymar lives up to his hype as he scores two goals in the opening match of the 2014 World Cup.

Michael J. Duarte brings you live updates, images, scores and more from the 2014 World Cup Opening Match

World Cup 2014 has kicked off with a young paraplegic man who kicked the ball into play!

Here are our Brazil vs. Croatia betting odds and prediction for the opening match of the 2014 World Cup.

The World Cup is finally here and São Paulo, Brazil will be the first city to be featured in this month-long soccer tournament.

Hours before Brazil was set to take on Croatia in the opening game of the Cup, police broke up protesters using tear gas and rubber bullets.

Only about 20 percent of airport workers are striking after a labor court ruled that they would otherwise face fines of over $20,000.

Despite the added pressure of performing well in front of their home crowd, history stands on the side of Brazil. Will that be the case on the first match of the World Cup 2014?

A video circulating on social networking sites compares Argentina's poor performance in recent World Cups to Mexico.

Mexico's chief witch doctor, 'El Brujo Mayor' today predicted that the Mexican national soccer team will win 3-1 against Cameroon in their World Cup debut.

Lula thinks talk about Mexico’s ascent is hype when compared to that of Brazil.

FIFA announced that Colombia's Wilmar Roldán will be refereeing the opening game for El Tri's Brazil 2014 against Cameroon.

Neymar has caused quite a fright for Brazil's soccer fans after twisting his ankle in training.

Martín 'El Pulpo' Zúñiga spoke with Latin Times about El Tri's World Cup hopes.

Subway workers are holding fast to their demand of a 10 percent pay increase, pointing to the exorbitant cost of the newly built Itaquerao stadium.

Césc Fábregas is rumored to be transferring to Chelsea from Barcelona for a whopping $27M.

Brazil is one of the most dangerous countries in the world, with a number of cities having an incredibly high murder rate.