Fifa 2014 World Cup

Anti-piracy for FIFA: Delhi HC orders blocks 219 websites post Sony complaint

Delhi High Court has issued an order calling for the blocking of 472 websites and urls in India as part of anti-piracy measures against the FIFA World Cup.

FIFA 2014: Brazil coach Scolari hints Willian may replace injured Neymar

Coach Luiz Felipe Scolari hinted in training that midfielder Willian is his first option to replace Neymar in Brazil's World Cup semifinal against Germany.

World Cup 2014 photos: The agony and ecstasy of being a Brazil fan

Brazil advanced to the World Cup quarterfinals with a 3-2 shootout win over Chile after a tense match. Here are photos of the fans.

World Cup 2014 photos: Cesar stars as Brazil edge past Chile in shootout

Brazil advanced to the FIFA 2014 World Cup quarterfinals with a 3-2 shootout win over Chile following a tense and thrilling battle. Here are the photos.

World Cup 2014: What teams have to do to qualify for round of 16

The battle to avoid joining the likes of Spain and England on the World Cup scrapheap begins in earnest on Monday as the final round of first phase fixtures kicks off with Brazil bidding to book their place in the last 16.

WC 2014: Hackers take down website of Brazil football federation

The Brazil football federation says hackers momentarily took down its website on Thursday. The federation said that although the site was quickly restored, it remained unstable for some time while technicians worked on it.

After FB and Twitter, here's Google's FIFA World Cup page

Google's FIFA World Cup is ready and it sure does look good. The page can be accessed at google.com/trends/worldcup as a part of Google Trends section.

'Even Mulayam's Saifai was better': Twitter reacts to WC opening ceremony

Fans who were expecting a carnival style opening ceremony were in for a disappointment as they were greeted by dancers dressed like football robots, trees, flowers and everything else not associated with a carnival.

Hashflags and more: How to follow FIFA World Cup 2014 on Twitter

FIFA World Cup 2014 begins today and given that this is the age when social media rules Twitter has made sure that fans of the game (both the permanent and the temporary ones) can have fun on the site and talk about all things football as much as they want.

FIFA World Cup 2014: Fans invade pitch during Argentina training

Argentina's open training session ended in disorder as more than a dozen fans invaded the pitch and reached Lionel Messi and his team mates before security guards could intervene.