Brazil Football Coach Resigns After World Cup 2014

 

Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari has resigned following his country's failure to win the 2014 World Cup which ended yesterday in Brazil. Scolari, 65, won the tournament in 2002 but only finished fourth at this year's event.

Lovely! Check-Out David Beckham and his super-Cute Sons at 2014 World Cup Finals! [Photos]

David Beckham and his cute sons were at the World Cup Final in Brazil yesterday. The 39-year-old retired Football star, brought his boys - Brooklyn, 15, Romeo, 11, and Cruz, 9, to watch the final match between Germany and Argentina, where Germany won 1-0. 

While in the stands, David also got to meet up with Brazilian soccer legends Kaka and Pele.

Rihanna Meets football legend Pele in Brazil! [Photos]

Rihanna flew into Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Friday July 11th ahead of today's World Cup final, she met with Brazilian football legend Pele at a photo-call yesterday.

Rihanna is just there to watch the final between Argentina and Germany on the invitation of Budweiser beer.

 

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David Luiz's reply to the heart-warming fan letter!

We can only assume he's been softly blubbing to himself since what happened happened on Tuesday & yesterday evening, but David Luiz was no doubt cheered up a bit when the post came this morning.

Her heart-warming was Showing both support, encouragement and wisdom beyond her age....If you Missed it Click HERE.

See David Luiz reply Below:

"Many thanks Princess Ana Luz, loved your letter! And I thank all Brazilians for all the support!

"I'll never give up my dreams, and I will always strive to give back all that love I receive!

"God bless you all!"

And with that, David suddenly realised that life didn't seem quite so bleak after all.

Wow! READ A 9-Yr-Old Girl’s Toching LETTER To Cheer Up Brazilian Defender David Luiz

David Luiz who captained his country to their biggest loss ever against the Germans on tuesday has found solace in a Nine-year-old girl, Ana Luz saw the Brazil defender on TV.Ana was so moved by him that she wrote him a letter telling him that "you don't need to be sad". Luiz then shared the touching message with the world via Instagram:English translation

"Hi David Luiz,My name is Ana Luz.I saw all of the Brazil games in the World Cup and I liked it a lot watching you play.I think that you don't need to be sad because you played well and did the best you could. You were a great captain.Life is like this, sometimes people lose and sometimes people win but people only need to be happy.David Luiz, you are my champion.Ana Luz Penna Reale" David Luiz replies Ana"Many thanks Princess Ana, loved your letter! And many thanks to all Brazilians for the support. I'll never give up my dreams, and I will always strive to give back all the love I receive! God bless you all!"

Super HOT Goalkeeper, Vincent Enyeama Shares Bathroom Photos Of Himself (For Ladies)

Vincent Enyeama, married with 3 beautiful kids. 

Showing Off :)

Neymar to join Brazil for third place play-off Against Netherlands!

Brazil’s injured striker Neymar will attend Saturday’s third place play-off when the battered World Cup hosts take on the Netherlands.

Neymar’s absence dominated the build-up to Tuesday’s humiliation. The Barcelona striker missed out after fracturing a vertebrae in the quarter-final win over Colombia.

“Neymar will come here (to Brazil’s World Cup base), he’s going to accompany the team to Saturday’s match,” confirmed Brazil football federation spokesman Rodrigo Paiva to R7.com.

Paiva announced the news at Brazil’s World Cup headquarters in Teresopolis, near Rio de Janeiro.

Medics meanwhile from the superstar striker’s Barcelona club visited him at his home to check up on his injury.

A statement on Barcelona’s website reported: “FC Barcelona’s Medical Services visited Neymar Jr at the player’s home in Brazil this week.

“The Club’s Medical Services confirmed the CBF’s diagnosis that Neymar had fractured the L3 vertebrae in his back.

“The CBF and Barca’s Medical Services are in agreement on the type of treatment the player will undergo in his recovery process.

“The player is recovering well and he’ll continue his recovery in Barcelona starting on August 5.”

Neymar’s absence and as importantly that of suspended defender and captain Thiago Silva contributed to Tuesday’s shocking Belo Horizonte battering by a Germany side that now faces Argentina in Sunday’s final.


Afterwards van Gaal attacked the play-off, saying: “I think this match should never be played.

“It’s unfair also because we have one less day to recover, so that’s not fair play But the worst thing is that chances are you lose twice in a row.”

Check-Out this Touching encounter between heartbroken Brazilian fan & German fan!! [Photos]

This Brazilian fan's photos have gone viral, not just for his pitiable pose, but his act of sportsmanship. 

After the Brazilian team was Demolished By the Germans, the heartbroken man handed his 'mock' cup to a German fan and according to an eyewitness, said

"Take it to the final! As you can see, it is not easy, but you deserve it. Congratulations..

Don't you just want to shed a tear...Photos below

"Take it to the final! As you can see, it is not easy, but you deserve it. Congratulations..

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Liveticker: Brazil - Germany

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90'

Great play from David Luiz to set up the goal.

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Brazil's David Luiz gets in a shot on goal at Mineirao Stadium. But the effort is unsuccessful.

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Marco Antonio Rodriguez Moreno blows to end the match. The final score is 1 - 7.

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Brazil have been awarded a corner by Marco Antonio Rodriguez Moreno.

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2 minutes of injury time will be added to the second half.

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Oscar puts the ball in the net and reduces the deficit to 1 - 7.

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Mesut Ozil for Germany gets in a strike but fails to hit the target.

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Ramires (Brazil) is given an opening but the shot is blocked by a defender.

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Brazil are coming forward and Bernard gets in a strike, it misses the target, however.

89'

Brazil's Oscar gets his shot away but it misses the target.

88'

Corner awarded to Germany.

85'

In Belo Horizonte Brazil drive forward through Ramires. His shot is on target but it's saved.

81'

In Belo Horizonte Brazil attack through Marcelo. The finish is off target, however.

81'

Brazil have been awarded a corner by Marco Antonio Rodriguez Moreno.

79'

Thomas Muller with an assist there.

79'

Goal! Andre Schurrle extends Germany's lead to 7 - 0.

76'

Germany make their third substitution with Julian Draxler replacing Sami Khedira.

74'

Paulinho gets his shot on target but fails to score for Brazil.

72'

Willian of Brazil gets in a strike, but is off target.

69'

That's a fine assist from Philipp Lahm.

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Willian is replacing Fred for Brazil at Mineirao Stadium.

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Goal! Germany extend their lead to 6 - 0 through Andre Schurrle.

68'

Brazil's Dante has been booked in Belo Horizonte.

62'

Corner awarded to Brazil.

61'

Germany have been awarded a corner by Marco Antonio Rodriguez Moreno.

61'

Germany drive forward and Thomas Muller gets in a shot. Without netting, however.

60'

Corner awarded to Germany.

59'

Brazil's Fred is on target but unsuccessful.

58'

Andre Schurrle is on a sub for Miroslav Klose for Germany.

54'

Corner awarded to Brazil.

54'

In Belo Horizonte Brazil drive forward through Paulinho. His shot is on target but it's saved.

53'

Brazil have been awarded a corner by Marco Antonio Rodriguez Moreno.

52'

Oscar for Brazil drives towards goal at Mineirao Stadium. But the finish is unsuccessful.

51'

Ramires (Brazil) goes for goal but the shot is blocked by an alert defence.

46'

Per Mertesacker is on a sub for Mats Hummels for Germany.

46'

Marco Antonio Rodriguez Moreno has blown to start the second-half.

46'

Luiz Felipe Scolari (Brazil) is making a second substitution, with Ramires replacing Hulk.

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Brazil make their first substitution with Paulinho replacing Fernandinho.

45'

Marco Antonio Rodriguez Moreno blows to end the first-half.

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The fourth official's board shows 1 minutes, which will be added to the first half.

42'

Brazil push forward at Mineirao Stadium and Oscar gets in a strike. This is blocked, however, by a determined Germany defence.

38'

Germany's Mesut Ozil breaks free at Mineirao Stadium. But the strike goes wide of the post.

36'

Brazil's Hulk has run offside.

32'

Germany have been awarded a corner by Marco Antonio Rodriguez Moreno.

29'

Mesut Ozil with an assist there.

29'

Goal! Germany extend their lead to 5 - 0 through Sami Khedira.

26'

Sami Khedira instrumental with a fine assist.

26'

Goal! Toni Kroos extends Germany's lead to 4 - 0.

24'

That's a fine assist from Philipp Lahm.

24'

It's now 3 - 0 in Belo Horizonte as Toni Kroos scores for Germany.

23'

Miroslav Klose of Germany smashes in a shot on target. The keeper saves, though.

23'

Germany take a comfortable 2 - 0 lead thanks to Miroslav Klose.

22'

Germany's Miroslav Klose gets in a shot on goal at Mineirao Stadium. But the effort is unsuccessful.

18'

Corner awarded to Brazil.

11'

Great play from Toni Kroos to set up the goal.

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Goal! Thomas Muller gives Germany a 1 - 0 lead in Belo Horizonte.

11'

Corner awarded to Germany.

8'

In Belo Horizonte, Sami Khedira of Germany is presented with a shooting opportunity. But the strike is blocked by the covering defence.

3'

Brazil's Marcelo misses with an attempt on goal.

1'

Brazil have been awarded a corner by Marco Antonio Rodriguez Moreno.

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The match has started at Mineirao Stadium.

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The official line-ups for today's match are out.

Line-up Brazil: Julio Cesar, Maicon, D. Luiz, Dante, Marcelo, L. Gustavo, Fernandinho, Hulk, Oscar, Bernard, Fred -- Replacement: Jefferson, D. Alves, Paulinho, Maxwell, Henrique, Ramires, Hernanes, Willian, Jo, Victor, Neymar, T. Silva

Line-up Germany: M. Neuer, P. Lahm, J. Boateng, M. Hummels, B. Howedes, S. Khedira, B. Schweinsteiger, T. Muller, T. Kroos, M. Ozil, M. Klose -- Replacement: K. Grosskreutz, M. Ginter, A. Schurrle, L. Podolski, R. Zieler, J. Draxler, E. Durm, P. Mertesacker, M. Gotze, S. Mustafi, R. Weidenfeller, C. Kramer