2-0 win sees Matildas in prime position to claim Tournament.
In day-to-day life, it can be hard for a married couple to maintain their sexual interests with each other. Oposto do Sexo (Opposite of Sex) is a comedy about the attempts of a husband to convince his wife to have sex with him.
The end of Germany’s World Cup drought caps off a year of its players overcoming mental hurdles, writes Riley Beveridge.
2-0 win sees Matildas in prime position to claim Tournament.
In day-to-day life, it can be hard for a married couple to maintain their sexual interests with each other. Oposto do Sexo (Opposite of Sex) is a comedy about the attempts of a husband to convince his wife to have sex with him.
The end of Germany’s World Cup drought caps off a year of its players overcoming mental hurdles, writes Riley Beveridge.
Luis Suarez returned to haunt an England side on the cusp of World Cup elimination, as Riley Beveridge reports in his daily review.
Was Tim Cahill’s goal the best strike of the 2014 FIFA World Cup? Riley Beveridge takes a look in his daily review from Brazil.
England’s desperation to accommodate for an out-of-form Wayne Rooney is Roy Hodgson’s biggest problem, as Riley Beveridge explores.
Are Portugal and Uruguay’s opening World Cup defeats down to their heroes, Cristiano Ronaldo and Luis Suarez? Callum Godde finds out.
Day 6 of the World Cup was a tale of three ‘keepers. Riley Beveridge tells their story in his daily wrap-up from Brazil.
Ivan Franjic’s tournament-ending hamstring injury has left Australia with issues at right back, writes Sean Ellicott.
More than just the three points is on offer for Brazil throughout their World Cup group games, as Evan Young writes.
Thomas Muller became the first player to score a hat-trick at the 2014 World Cup and it leads Riley Beveridge’s Day 5 review.
Chris Hearn explores an Algeria side whose World Cup campaign is more important than just football.
Lionel Messi stamped his name on the 2014 World Cup in Day 4’s action and Riley Beveridge has it all covered in his review.
The World Cup offers a number of Nigerian players the opportunity to impress on the international stage, writes Sean Ellicott.
The goals continued to flow in Brazil and Riley Beveridge has every one covered in his World Cup wrap.
Australia’s opening clash with Chile begins Riley Beveridge’s World Cup wrap for Day 2.
A tight-knit Costa Rica squad will be looking to surprise its bigger-name opponents in Brazil, writes Chris Hearn.
A talented Iranian squad should not to be written off at this year’s World Cup, writes Jordan Witte.
The World Cup is underway and Riley Beveridge delivers you his daily wrap-up following Brazil’s controversial victory over Croatia.
Can Spain become the first ever nation to win four major international trophies? Riley Beveridge looks at an incredible side.
Unlikely to go all the way in Brazil, the Netherlands could be looking to get experience into the legs of younger players, writes Adem Barolli.
Sean Munaweera, Riley Beveridge and Luke Sale take a comprehensive look at Groups E to H in the second of a two-part World Cup preview podcast.
Ghana will be looking to avenge a devastating exit at the 2010 World Cup with a talented young group in Brazil, writes Matt Goss.
