Results of all the World Cup warm-up matches

World Cup warm-up games can be defined as risky, off the pace but compulsory experiments to determine the best way a team can play. On the other hand, you may have a really bad run in the warm-ups and suddenly click during games. For some players, like Cristiano Ronaldo, warm-ups aren’t even necessary — they’re over and above the levels of fitness and performance. [caption id=“attachment_1556065” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Adam Lallana during the England vs Peru friendly. Reuters[/caption] Or is it now? For some players, like the highly rated Ross Barkley of England, these are the games where you can prove your value to the team — make that one pass that will force you into the XI — the one swivel and shot that will trick the manager’s mind to scribble your name on the teamsheet. And finally, there are the unlucky ones like AC Milan skipper and creative Italy midfielder Ricardo Montolivo who broke his leg in the friendly against Ireland. Here are all the results of the World Cup warm-up games. Check out how your favourite teams have done: 28th May USA 2-0 Azerbaijan South Korea 0-1 Tunisia Denmark 1-0 Sweden Nigeria 2-2 Scotland 29th May Mexico 3-0 Israel Lithuania 1-0 Finland Cameroon 1-2 Paraguay Latvia 0-0 Estonia (Latvia win 4-2 on penalties) Saudi Arabia 0-2 Georgia 30th May Honduras 0-2 Turkey Iran 1-1 Angola Qatar 0-0 Macedonia Austria 1-1 Iceland Switzerland 1-0 Jamaica England 3-0 Peru Spain 2-0 Bolivia 31st May Uruguay 1-0 Northern Ireland Bos-Herce 2-1 Ivory Coast Chile 3-2 Egypt Finland 2-0 Estonia Croatia 2-1 Mali Norway 1-1 Russia Algeria 3-1 Armenia Albania 0-1 Romania Lithuania 0-1 Latvia Netherlands 1-0 Ghana Portugal 0-0 Greece Italy 0-0 R. of Ireland Mexico 3-1 Ecuador Colombia 2-2 Senegal 1st June Panama 1-1 Serbia USA 2-1 Turkey Germany 2-2 Cameroon Sweden 0-2 Belgium France 1-1 Paraguay 2nd June Honduras 2-4 Israel 3rd June Costa Rica 1-3 Japan UAE 1-0 Georgia Czech Rep. 1-2 Austria Switzerland 2-0 Peru Brazil 4-0 Panama 4th June Greece 0-0 Nigeria Mexico 0-1 Bos-Herce Gibraltar 1-0 Malta Algeria 2-1 Romania Hungary 1-0 Albania Netherlands 2-0 Wales Italy 1-1 Luxembourg Ecuador 2-2 England Iceland 1-0 Estonia Argentina 3-0 Trinidad and Tobago 5th June Uruguay 2-0 Slovenia Chile 2-0 Northern Ireland El Salvador 1-2 Ivory Coast 6th June Germany 6-1 Armenia Brazil 1-0 Serbia Russia 2-0 Morocco 7th June Colombia 3-0 Jordan Croatia 1-0 Australia Japan 4-3 Zambia Costa Rica 1-1 R. of Ireland Greece 2-1 Bolivia Mexico 0-1 Portugal Argentina 2-0 Slovenia Belgium 1-0 Tunisia El Salvador 0-2 Spain England 0-0 Honduras USA 2-1 Nigeria 8th June Trinidad and Tobago 0-2 Iran San Marino 0-3 Albania France 8-0 Jamaica 10th June Ghana 4-0 South Korea 11th June Rep of Ireland 1-5 Portugal