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Neymar to join Barcelona in July: Reports
May 22, 2013

a deal last week to join the Spanish giants following the Confederations Cup in Brazil, reports Xinhua. Neymar's current club Santos could ratify the deal #Barcelona # Brazil # Lionel Messi # Argentina # KickingAround # Neymar da Silva
Del Bosque defends skipper Casillas
May 21, 2013

of the world and European champions' squad at next month's Confederations Cup in Brazil.Casillas has been warming the bench at Real since returning from a broken #football # Spain # KickingAround # Real Madrid # Iker Casillas # Vicente del Bosque
Brazil's stadiums ready for World Cup warm-up in June
May 21, 2013

Brazil will face Japan in the first game of the eight-nation Confederations Cup on June 15.At a cost 1.2 billion reais ($590.1 million), the colonnaded #Sports # football # KickingAround # FIFA World Cup # World Cup 2014 # Brazil 2014
Rousseff opens Brasilia World Cup stadium
by F wire
May 19, 2013

redevelopment budget.It will host the FIFA Confederations Cup opener between Brazil and Japan on June 15 in addition to six 2014 World Cup fixtures. #NewsTracker
Ronaldinho, Kaka, Pato left out of Confederations Cup
May 15, 2013

World Cup winners Ronaldinho and Kaka were both left out of the Brazil's Confederations Cup squad on Tuesday as coach Luiz Felipe Scolari opted #Sports # Brazil # football # Kaka # KickingAround # Alexandre Pato # Ronaldinho # Confederations Cup
Brazil booed by own fans in 2-2 draw with Chile
Apr 25, 2013

for the Confederations Cup to be held at six venues in Brazil in June.The friendly, in which Chile were attempting to win in Brazil for the first time in 26 appearances #
FIFA planning tough security measures after Boston blasts
Apr 17, 2013

.Brazil is also two months away from hosting theConfederations Cup, the World Cup warm-up tournament."We are confident there will be measures which #Brazil # FIFA # KickingAround # World Cup 2014 # Boston Marathon
Brazil vs Italy: Forgotten Kaka ready for acid test
Mar 21, 2013

will be under the microscope as he continues to look for his ideal team for the Confederations Cup in June and next year's World Cup.Scolari tested 32-year #Brazil # Kaka # Italy # KickingAround # Ronaldinho # Brazil vs Italy
FIFA issues third goal-line technology licence
Feb 26, 2013

licence," Cairos said in a statement Monday.FIFA revealed last week it is seeking tenders to implement goal-line technology at June's Confederations #FIFA # KickingAround # Goal-line technology # Cairos
FIFA licenses third goal-line technology project
Feb 25, 2013

.Last week, FIFA invited bidders to compete for the World Cup and 2013 Confederations Cup contract.FIFA said it aims to choose the winner in April. A fourth #FIFA # KickingAround # Goal-line technology # Cairos

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