2014 FIFA World Cup

Win or lose in soccer, one thing is for certain: people in Brazil love to destroy TVs.

Yesterday, Brazil's men's football team got obliterated by the German team in yesterday's FIFA World Cup semifinals. It was an historic defeat as Germany scored 7 goals to Brazil's 1.

If you have never watched soccer before and have been watching this year's FIFA World Cup tournament, you might have noticed the players react crazy when they get contacted by another player. Yes, you are seeing it right, it is called flopping

Someone beautifully, and hilariously changed the Wikipedia entry for the U.S. Secretary of Defense to Tim Howard!

The US takes on Belgium today (July 1) in the knockout round of the World Cup. The US defied expectations by surviving the so-called 'Group of Death,' so why can't Uncle Sam's boys continue its unlikely quest for soccer immortality?

I tell you, soccer is not my favorite sport. But every four years, during the FIFA World Cup tournament, it gets pretty exciting. Soccer aka futbol, is the world's biggest and most passionate sport. It also makes for great moments because these fans are die-hard and crazy!

Urugray soccer player and striker Luis Suarez has been suspended yet again from play after another biting incident against Italy in the 2014 FIFA World Cup tournament. Adidas, his sponsor is receiving a big boost as his World Cup poster features his teeth. Fans have been posing next to his poster in Brasil to appear to be bitten by the soccer star!

Well, the United States Men's Soccer Team did advance today to the round of 16 in the 2014 FIFA World Cup, but they did not win against Germany. The final score was 1 - nil. But in the other Group G game, Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo scored in the game's final minutes to win 2-1 over Guana which advances the US to the knockout stage.

Germany defeated the United States, 1-0, in Thursday’s highly-anticipated World Cup match in a rain-soaked Recife, Brazil.

The very highly anticipated game between the United States versus Germany for the 2014 FIFA World Cup tournament is tomorrow at noon and U.S. Head Coach Jurgen Klinsmann wants all Americans to watch and root for their country.