Unlike a drab draw , this was game stamped upon by Guillermo Ochoa the wall
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
HighLights: Belgium Vs Algeria : 2-1
Unsure whether Algeria was defending well, but Belgium possession football reminded me of Spain till late second half
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
HighLights: USA Vs Ghana : 2-1
An injury filled fest of a win, but what a brilliant result for USA
HighLights: Iran Vs Nigeria : 0-0
Black Sheep amidst the goal fest, a drab of boring game
HighLights: Germany Vs Portugal : 4-0
A Muller party, A Pepe madness and thats how you steam roll your opponent
Monday, June 16, 2014
HighLights: Argentina vs Bosnia and Herzegovina :2-1
Magician at work with listless football overall
Highlights: Switzerland Vs Ecuador : 2-1
A game of rear guard action where one heart was going to get broken
HighLights: Ivory Coast Vs Japan: 2-1
A good game re confirming the presence and influence of Drogba
HighLights: Italy Vs England : 2-1
Sometimes one feels for England. They play bad they lose, They play good they lose
HighLights: Uruguay Vs Costa Rica : 1-3
To me a well deserved upset especially from a team who I was fan of last world cup (more so of Forlan)
HighLights: Columbia Vs Greece : 3 -0
The first goal did open up the game which was expected to be defensive masterclass
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Victim
The first victim of conservatism is freedom of woman with high probability of Stockholm Syndrome
Saturday, June 14, 2014
HighLights - Chile Vs Australia: 3-1
What were the Australians sitting back for. This Group just became interesting
Highlight - Spain Vs Netherlands : 1-5
In simple language who would have expected such a score line with Robben making a mockery of Casillas in his second goal. It was not even funny even for me who was a big supporter of ORANGE last world cup.
Friday, June 13, 2014
HighLights - Mexico Vs Cameroon : 1-0
Almost undid by the referees, but the results thankfully remained sane with Santos all over the opponent
Highlights - Brazil Vs Croatia - 3-1
Unlucky Croatia playing against referee and the brilliance of Oscar.
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