they did all this to prevent him from beating the brazilians who actually did not do well at all
shameful
the voodoo woodwork did all the work for brazil!!! lol
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they did all this to prevent him from beating the brazilians who actually did not do well at all
shameful
the voodoo woodwork did all the work for brazil!!! lol
the colombians will whack the shit out of the brazilians next!!!
i hope james will whack the brazilians in their encounter!!!
i think the dutch will win
but mexico will put up a big fight
and if there is a draw at full time
the dutch will lose on penalties
the mexican goalkeeper is a spiritual being
he has many guardians behind him
he is unbeatable
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Netherlands should win today, just not sure if it would be over/under.
i agree
brazilians totally shacked and confused
saved by luck
saved the voodoo woodwork
hahaha good one!!!
i think they used spiritual and demons
to protect the goal
and the ball hit the woodwork
James Rodriguez was the man in the spotlight in the day’s second game, scoring both goals as Colombia eased past Uruguay. His first of the evening took the breath away. Chesting the ball down just outside the box, the Cafetero No 10 swivelled and struck a magnificent dipping volley that went in off the underside of the crossbar, giving Uruguay keeper Fernando Muslera no chance.
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - JUNE 28: Faryd Mondragon of Colombia celebrates defeating Uruguay 2-0 in the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil round of 16 match between Colombia and Uruguay at Maracana on June 28, 2014 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images)
The Colombians played well and Brazil will face a much tougher and resilient opponent!!! Brazil be prepared to EXIT!!!
BELO HORIZONTE, BRAZIL - JUNE 28: Julio Cesar of Brazil saves a penalty kick by Alexis Sanchez of Chile (not pictured) during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil round of 16 match between Brazil and Chile at Estadio Mineirao on June 28, 2014 in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
BELO HORIZONTE, BRAZIL - JUNE 28: Gonzalo Jara of Chile shoots and hits the post to miss the decisive penalty against Julio Cesar of Brazil during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil round of 16 match between Brazil and Chile at Estadio Mineirao on June 28, 2014 in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. (Photo by Buda Mendes/Getty Images)
voodoo woodwork!!!
World Cup Match #51, Round of 16, Group B Winner vs Group A Runner-up: Netherlands vs Mexico
Date and Time: Sunday, June 29th, 12EST/9PST, ESPN, Univision, and WatchESPN
Location: Estadio Castelao, Fortaleza
Two soccer-obssessed nations with disparate pasts meet in Sunday’s marquee matchup. The Netherlands is a small country that consistently overachieves with players who often play abroad to seek their fame. Mexico is a massive country that consistently underachieves with players who often stay at home to bask in their fame.
Both are World Cup regulars. Mexico has qualified for every World Cup since 1994, reaching the Round of 16 each time. Holland only missed out in 2002 during that span while finishing 4th in ’98 and losing in extra time in 2010’s Cup Final.
Both teams shined in the group stage. Holland slaughtered Spain, before sweating out a win over Australia then breezing by Chile even without Robin Van Persie. Mexico sandwiched convincing wins over Cameroon and Croatia with a dramatic draw against Brazil.
Look for Holland gaffer Louis Van Gaal to stick with the 5-3-2 formation that brought them here. In this formation, Wesley Sneijder, Nigel De Jong and
Georginio Wijnaldum cluster themselves very tightly around the center circle while Dirk Kuyt and Daryl Janmaat play very wide as part of the back five.
But Holland is being led by the blind – Daley Blind. It was Blind’s beautiful 50-yard bomb that picked out RVP for his fabulous flying golaso. Blind leads Holland in assists with three. He rarely misses with his passes while doing the hard work on defence as his 5.3 tacklers per game average leads the team. Keep your eye on Blind to lead Holland from the back.
While Oribe Peralta has emerged as a goal-scoring force for El Tri, their defence has been harder than a three-day old concha. Their keeper Guillermo Ochoa blocked Brazil’s bombardment all match long. The team clears effectively and tackles efficiently by getting whistled for relatively few fouls. 35-year old captain Rafa Marquez is the stout Corazon of the D and even opened the scoring in their crucial Croatia match.
Odds: Holland are 11/10 favorites to win, Mexico is at 11/4, a draw after 90 minutes is at 12/5, Holland is favored to advance at 8/15 while Mexico is at 6/4.
Read more at http://worldsoccertalk.com/2014/06/...on-for-round-of-16-match/#C0dWsjS4MMGki4kW.99
Date and Time: Sunday, June 29th, 12EST/9PST, ESPN, Univision, and WatchESPN
Location: Estadio Castelao, Fortaleza
Two soccer-obssessed nations with disparate pasts meet in Sunday’s marquee matchup. The Netherlands is a small country that consistently overachieves with players who often play abroad to seek their fame. Mexico is a massive country that consistently underachieves with players who often stay at home to bask in their fame.
Both are World Cup regulars. Mexico has qualified for every World Cup since 1994, reaching the Round of 16 each time. Holland only missed out in 2002 during that span while finishing 4th in ’98 and losing in extra time in 2010’s Cup Final.
Both teams shined in the group stage. Holland slaughtered Spain, before sweating out a win over Australia then breezing by Chile even without Robin Van Persie. Mexico sandwiched convincing wins over Cameroon and Croatia with a dramatic draw against Brazil.
Look for Holland gaffer Louis Van Gaal to stick with the 5-3-2 formation that brought them here. In this formation, Wesley Sneijder, Nigel De Jong and
Georginio Wijnaldum cluster themselves very tightly around the center circle while Dirk Kuyt and Daryl Janmaat play very wide as part of the back five.
But Holland is being led by the blind – Daley Blind. It was Blind’s beautiful 50-yard bomb that picked out RVP for his fabulous flying golaso. Blind leads Holland in assists with three. He rarely misses with his passes while doing the hard work on defence as his 5.3 tacklers per game average leads the team. Keep your eye on Blind to lead Holland from the back.
While Oribe Peralta has emerged as a goal-scoring force for El Tri, their defence has been harder than a three-day old concha. Their keeper Guillermo Ochoa blocked Brazil’s bombardment all match long. The team clears effectively and tackles efficiently by getting whistled for relatively few fouls. 35-year old captain Rafa Marquez is the stout Corazon of the D and even opened the scoring in their crucial Croatia match.
Odds: Holland are 11/10 favorites to win, Mexico is at 11/4, a draw after 90 minutes is at 12/5, Holland is favored to advance at 8/15 while Mexico is at 6/4.
Read more at http://worldsoccertalk.com/2014/06/...on-for-round-of-16-match/#C0dWsjS4MMGki4kW.99
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James Rodriguez is the breakout star of this world cup.
A pity that his talents are wasted in the French league with moneybags club Monaco.
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