Costa Rica meets England on Tuesday in a Group D match up in the 2014 World Cup which will certainly be an entertaining match. England is on its way home after its match with the Ticos after a miserable start to the World Cup losing both its previous group matches to Uruguay and Italy respectively.

In a match between former World Cup Champions, Italy clashes with Uruguay with a place in the Round of 16 on the line. In what is expected to be the match of the day, the two Group D juggernauts will play a “do or die” game Tuesday in Natal.

After an unprecedented win against Italy, FIFA ordered seven Costa Rican players to undergo doping tests.

Italy controlled the possesion and pace for most of the match, but Los Ticos rallied late for an amazing goal right before the half that would be all Costa Rica needed to shock the Azzurri.

Italy and Costa Rica face each other on Friday in a first place match up between the two teams leading Group D. The winner goes on to the second round, while the loser will have to win their final match of Group play to survive.

The leaders of Group D, Italy and Costa Rica, square off on Friday to decide who's headed to the second round.

Costa Scores 3 goals in its opening World Cup Match against South American Powerhouse Uruguay winning 3-1

Stay with us throughout the course of the match as we bring you live updates, commentary, highlights, scores and more of "La Celeste" and "Los Ticos"

Uruguay clashes with the Ticos in the first match from Group D at the FIFA 2014 World Cup. Uruguay is the overwhelming favorite, but can they beat Costa Rica soundly without all-star Luis Suarez?

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

Forbes will be launching its Central American version this March with its first issue listing the wealthiest people in the region.

The ex commander of the Cuban revolution, Huber Matos, has passed away early on Thursday morning in Miami, aged 95.

The two Central American countries held their first round of presidential elections earlier this week, to be followed by a runoff in ensuing months. In El Salvador, leftist Salvador Sánchez Cerén, and in Costa Rica, center-left Luis Guillermo Solís are in the lead.