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3 hours ago

Germany with full squad ready to face U.S.

ESPN FC's Gustavo Hofman reports that Germany will have full squad available ready for their upcoming match against U.S.

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5 hours ago

FIFA: Disrespectful incidents too much

Incidents like this neo-Nazi sympathiser running on the pitch have occurred too often at the World Cup, says FIFA vice president Jeffrey Webb.

RIO DE JANEIRO -- FIFA's discrimination task force leader wants better prevention of "mocking and insulting" incidents at World Cup stadiums.

"We have to be more vigilant and more aggressive monitoring this situation," FIFA vice president Jeffrey Webb said. "There is absolutely no reason why we sho...

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8 hours ago

Uzbek ref assigned to U.S.-Germany

Ravshan Irmatov worked a semifinal and quarterfinal match at the 2010 World Cup.

RIO DE JANEIRO -- FIFA has picked Ravshan Irmatov of Uzbekistan to referee the United States-Germany match to decide who wins Group G of the World Cup.

Irmatov, a star referee at the 2010 World Cup, will have his third appointment in this tournament at Thursday's match in Recife.

The 36-year-old of...

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10 hours ago

Muller: Germany must be 'cautious'

Even astronauts in outer space are excited for the Germany vs. United States clash.

PORTO SEGURO, Brazil -- Thomas Muller ended his first match of the World Cup with a hat trick, and the second with a bloodied face.

The German forward thinks the best scenario for the third game would be for his team to beat the United States and win Group G, but warned that his team must be "ver...

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11 hours ago

United States eager for Germany

ESPN's Jeremy Schaap reports how the United States players are recovering after an emotional and hot night in Manaus.

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