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Neill insists Aussies will improve
Australia players Lucas Neill, Mark Schwarzer and Tim Cahill, as well as coach Holger Osieck, have given their reaction to the Socceroos' laboured 2-1 victory over Thailand.

Zaccheroni: We'll have to dig deep
Alberto Zaccheroni believes his Japan side will be a target for all teams in Asian qualifying for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, and the Italian has challenged the Blue Samurai to live up to that role.

Big names prove out in CONCACAF
Favourites Canada, El Salvador, Trinidad and Tobago and Haiti all won out on the first night of group-stage CONCACAF qualifiers for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.

Favourites sweat as underdogs impress
The opening matchday of Asia's third qualifying round for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ sent shockwaves across the continent, with favourites struggling and minnows impressing.

Australia, Japan seal late victories

Australia and Japan snatched late winners over Thailand and Korea DPR respectively, while Korea Republic eased past Lebanon in their 2014 FIFA World Cup™ qualifying matches.

China survive Singapore scare

China opened their 2014 FIFA World Cup™ qualifying campaign in Group A with a 2-1 win over Singapore, with strikes from Zheng Zhi and Yu Hai sealing a comeback victory.

Aussies leave it late to beat Thailand

The Thais took a shock lead in Brisbane, but after Josh Kennedy equalised, Alex Brosque’s late winner sealed victory for the Socceroos.

Ready, set, go in CONCACAF
FIFA.com looks ahead as the early group stages of CONCACAF qualifying for Brazil 2014 get started this Friday with a host of interesting encounters and potential David-v-Goliath mismatches.

Edwards enthusiastic, Hart issues warning

Carlos Edwards has revealed his optimism ahead of Trinidad and Tobago’s qualification campaign for Brazil 2014, while Stephen Hart has urged his Canada team to keep their feet on the ground.

Schafer's high hopes for Thailand
Thailand have been dealt a tough Brazil 2014 qualifying group but their new coach, the experienced German Winfried Schafer, tells FIFA.com he is intent on achieving success and leaving a lasting legacy.

Asian giants eye opening wins

FIFA.com looks ahead to the third round of 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil 2014 qualifiers in Asia, with Japan, Australia, Korea Republic and Korea DPR all joining the fray.

Cahill excited by new-look Aussies

Tim Cahill says the future is bright for an Australia side in transition under Holger Osieck, as the Socceroos prepare to begin their 2014 FIFA World Cup™ campaign against Thailand tomorrow.

Bierhoff: Germany can surpass Spain's style

Oliver Bierhoff speaks to FIFA.com about Germany’s progress, the integration into their squad of players from different cultures, and their desire to establish the most proficient style of play in the world and lift a trophy.

De Jong: Brazil would be a dream

Augsburg and Canadian midfielder Marcel de Jong spoke to FIFA.com about playing in Germany and the dream of qualifying for Brazil 2014 with Canada.

Sabella: Messi is my captain

Argentina coach Alejandro Sabella has said that Lionel Messi will be his captain and confirmed that he plans to build his team around the Barcelona star.

Honda, Nakamura to miss qualifiers

Keisuke Honda and Kengo Nakamura have been ruled out of Japan's 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Korea DPR and Uzbekistan, with knee and toe injuries respectively.

Jordan chasing slice of history

Jordan's aspirations to progress in the qualifiers for Brazil 2014 will be tested in the coming days with tough assignments against Iraq and China PR. FIFA.com looks at what their coach and players have to say.

Israel: Salvadorans play with joy
"This new generation of players has shown an impeccable level of composure. It is a group of players that plays with joy, with perfect calmness and a true professionalism." Ruben Israel, El Salvador coach

Osieck: We want to play positive football
FIFA.com speaks to Australia coach Holger Osieck about the upcoming qualifying campaign for Brazil 2014, the rapid growth of Asian football and his approach to managing a Socceroo squad in transition.

Haraguchi picked for Japan qualifiers

Genki Haraguchi has received a maiden call-up to the Japan national team ahead of their upcoming 2014 FIFA World Cup™ qualifiers against Korea DPR and Uzbekistan.

Asian underdogs sharpen form

Indonesia and Jordan boosted their confidence ahead of their forthcoming FIFA World Cup qualifiers with fine results, while Thailand and Singapore played out a goalless draw.

Zaccheroni warns against complacency

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El Salvador national football team trainer Paraguayan trainer Ruben Israel during a training session

Guatemala's Fredy Garcia celebrates after scoring

Guatemala's Mario Rodriguez (L) vies for the ball against San Vicente and Granadines' Balcombe Chadj

Guatemala's Fredy Garcia celebrates after scoring

Fredy Garcia (R) celebrates after scoring

Cesar Ledesma (L) of the Dominican Republic National football team vies the ball with Salvadorean Romero Monteagudo

Salvadorean Cristian Bautista (L) vies the ball with Dominican Cesar Garcia (R)

Players of the Dominican Republic National football team react at the end of the first half of their

Trinidad and Tobago's players celebrate after scoring against Bermuda during a 2014 Brazil World Cup

Guatemala's Yony Flores (R) celebrates after scoring the first goal during their 2014 World Cup grou

San Vicente and Granadines' Cuffy Wendel (C) vies for the ball Guatemala's with Gonzalo Romero (L)

Salvadorean Arturo Alvarez (L) Rodolfo Zelaya (C) and Cristian Bautista celebrate their goal against

Dominican Miguel Loyel (L) vies the ball with Salvadorean Rodolfo Zelaya (R)

Salvadorean Cristian Bautista celebrates his goal against the Dominican Republic

Dominican Cesar Garcia (L) vies the ball with Salvadorean Cristian Bautista (R)

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Trinidad and Tobago's footballer Christopher Birchall (in red) and Bermuda's Taurean Manders vie

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A FIFA World Cup is a very special experience. Every four years, fans from all over the world flock to the host nation to witness the 64 matches at the FIFA World Cup finals live and in person. They come for many reasons, some to support a favourite team every step of the way, others simply to share in the passion and excitement at the stadiums. For every enthusiastic supporter, being at the FIFA World Cup finals in person is an unforgettable and thrilling experience.
The 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil is still some way off, but the eyes of the footballing family have already turned to the five-time FIFA World Cup-winning nation, which last hosted the finals in 1950, more than 60 years ago. Brazilians are justifiably renowned for their near-obsession with the world's favourite sport, and there's no mistaking the keen sense of anticipation ahead of 2014.
The legendary Maracana no longer boasts the capacity for the 174,000 crowd which packed the stadium for the 1950 FIFA World Cup Final between the hosts and Uruguay, but demand for tickets for the 2014 finals is sure to be enormous, especially as A Seleção qualify automatically as hosts.
However, fans will need to patient for a while longer. We inform interested parties that tickets for the event in four years cannot be purchased, pre-ordered or reserved at the present time. FIFA will publish all the relevant details and information once ticketing arrangements have been finalised.
So it's worth checking FIFA.com regularly for the latest news. FIFA will always keep you right up to date on ticketing and all other news in the build-up to the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil.

Brazil 2014: The preparations begin
(FIFA World) Thursday 21 October 2010
More than three months have now passed since Brazil's elimination in the quarter-finals of the 2010 FIFA World Cup at the hands of eventual runners-up the Netherlands. For a country of Brazil's unmatched footballing pedigree and expectations, it was a painfully early end to their South African campaign.
Combined with the team's exit at the same stage of the 2006 tournament in Germany, it marked the first time in 20 years that A Seleção had missed out on a place in the semi-finals in two consecutive FIFA World Cup tournaments. In any other country, this might have led to feelings of doom and gloom, or at least a lingering sense of disillusionment. But, when it comes to football in particular, Brazil is not just any other country. Following the initial shock of the Dutch defeat, there was little sign of ill-will towards the national team.
National flags could still be seen fluttering and a brisk trade in green-and-yellow FIFA World Cup-related merchandise continued, even weeks after the tournament had come to an end. This was not just the tail-end of Brazil's dressing up every four years to celebrate the FIFA World Cup. This time there was a real sense that Brazilians were keen to keep that World Cup fever alive, even if the latest edition had ended with less glory than usual for the national team. The main reason for this feeling of national pride lies less than four years in the future. For in Brazil, the blowing of the final whistle of the 2010 FIFA World Cup signalled the start of a new four-year cycle that will culminate in the return of world football's biggest event to the country which has won the tournament more often than any other nation.
Having only hosted the competition once before - back in 1950, when Brazil were just another one of the 13 hopeful participants - the South Americans are now relishing the opportunity to welcome the world to a place that many now consider as the land of football. "There is no country in the world that is identified more with football," was how FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter put it when he addressed dignitaries at the unveiling of the 2014 tournament's Official Emblem in Johannesburg during the final days of the 2010 edition. "In Brazil, football is a religion. What other country in the world is as synonymous with this sport?" Many of Brazil's brightest World Cup stars were also present for the unveiling of the logo, including 1994 FIFA World Cup winner Romario, who told FIFA World of his own excitement at the 2014 edition.
"I would go as far as to say that you have not really experienced a World Cup atmosphere unless you have been in Brazil during the World Cup," said the 44-year-old former striker. "I cannot even start to imagine what it will be like when it is up to us to actually host it and organise it."
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But while the promise of a carnival atmosphere is something that fans will already expect of Brazil as FIFA World Cup hosts, Romario said the tournament was also a chance for his compatriots to demonstrate other national virtues. "The football, the parties, the atmosphere - that is all part of the face of Brazil that people already seem to know. I think though that our ultimate obligation is to showcase a country that is serious and reliable. And there is a huge expectation of seeing the country evolve in a lot of different ways: socially, economically. I sincerely believe that the world will get a different take on Brazil after 2014."
I would go as far as to say that you have not really experienced a World Cup atmosphere unless you have been in Brazil during the World Cup.Romario, Brazil legend. If that sentiment sounds familiar, it is perhaps because Brazil's hosting comes so hot on the heels of the FIFA World Cup in South Africa, where issues of legacy, social improvement and the dismantling of lingering stereotypes were so successfully brought to the fore. As well as sharing a reputation for being friendly hosts, and a combined love for sport, Brazil and South Africa also face a handful of similar challenges when it comes to areas such as infrastructure and the broadening of social equality. All of which sets up Brazil 2014 as a worthy next destination for FIFA's flagship tournament, as the South American country looks to match the off-field achievements of the 2010 hosts.
"The success of our African brothers sets the bar incredibly high for us Brazilians, and we have certainly been learning lessons from them in order to help the 2014 World Cup be an even bigger success," acknowledged outgoing Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on the day of the logo launch. "As of January 2011 I will no longer be the President of the Republic but I'll still be Brazilian. And my country can count on me to ensure that, working together, we put on the best World Cup ever. That's our pledge."
A vast stage
With all that said, both the Local Organising Committee and the Brazilian government know that the task ahead of them is far from simple. While the organisation of a FIFA World Cup is always a complex and massive operation, the challenges are considerably intensified when it comes to staging the event in a country on the scale of Brazil, whose surface area of 8,514,877 square kilometres make this the secondbiggest nation to host the tournament, surpassed only by the USA in 1994. Sixty years ago, the staging of Brazil's fi rst FIFA World Cup was focused on the south and south-east of the country. All six venues from the 1950 FIFA World Cup (Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Belo Horizonte, Curitiba, Porto Alegre and Recife) will again be involved in 2014, but this time the reach of the tournament has been expanded to include six more state capitals (Brasília, Cuiabá, Salvador, Natal, Fortaleza, Manaus).
Successful infrastructure will clearly be vital as the organisers work to make sure that teams, members of the media and supporters are all able to move around this vast country in an orderly manner. With this issue in mind, FIFA and the LOC are also currently analysing ways in which they can minimise the travel times between matches for the teams and their respective fans. Brazil's federal government has already pledged massive funding to transform the country's major roads, rail networks and airports.
The opportunity we have now - an opportunity we will grasp with both hands - is to showcase not just Brazilian football but also Brazil itself.Ricardo Teixeira, LOC President, Brazilian FA President and FIFA Executive Committee member. Earlier this year, the government said it expected to spend just over BRL 17 billion (USD 9.9 billion) on FIFA World Cup-related investments. On top of that, additional projects are constantly being rubber-stamped, such as a recent guarantee by the Brazilian President that the 16 airports of the 12 host cities would be renovated at a cost of BRL 5.5 billion to the federal government. As was also the case with South Africa in 2010, the benefits of those investments are intended to be enjoyed by the Brazilian population long after the tournament has finished.
"We are scheduled to deliver all the necessary work for the 2014 World Cup, but some of the aspects are definitely more pressing, such as the airports," acknowledged Sports Minister Orlando Silva de Jesus Junior. "We hope to cope with an estimated 600,000 foreign tourists and another three million Brazilians flowing around the country."
Beyond the impressive amounts being made available by the state, Brazil's commercial sector has also shown heavy interest in the opportunities offered by the tournament. Taking sponsorship as just one example, last April already saw a number of top Brazilian companies joining FIFA's impressive line-up of commercial affiliates. The Brazil-based global food supplier Marfrig signed up as a sponsor of both the 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cups, using the events to activate its Seara brand.
Furthermore, before the 2014 FIFA World Cup had even been completed, Brazil's largest telecoms company, Oi, and the country's leading bank, Itau, came on board in the categories of FIFA World Cup Sponsor and National Supporter respectively. When it comes to the highly important issues of stadiums, work is already well under way in the majority of host cities. Rio de Janeiro's legendary Maracana - the only stadium for the 2014 tournament which was also used in 1950 - is receiving a major overhaul in preparation for its second FIFA World Cup.
Work began in August with the removal of seating from the stadium's lower ring, which is being completely rebuilt. Since September, the stadium has been closed for the start of the major construction work, which will also include the expansion of the roof. A huge upgrade has also begun at the country's second-biggest stadium, the Mineirão in Belo Horizonte, home to Minas Gerais giants Atlético Mineiro and Cruzeiro.
Following the demolition of the old Mineirão, a new "sunken" pitch is being prepared 3.5 metres below ground level before reconstruction work can begin in November. At the end of July, another major overhaul began at Porto Alegre's Beira-Rio stadium - home to 2014 Copa Libertadores champions and FIFA Club World Cup 2014 participants Internacional - with President Lula donning a hard hat to welcome the arrival of the building team.
Similar scenes have been witnessed up and down the country in recent weeks, whether it be the demolition of old stadiums such as Salvador's Fonte Nova and Cuiaba's Estádio Governador José Fragelli (Verdão), or the laying of the cornerstone at Brasília's new Mané Garrincha stadium on 27 July. In Natal, Manaus, Fortaleza and Curitiba, fi nal planning or tender processes are close to completion, with construction work due to begin later this year or in the first half of 2011.
While the main wish for most Brazilian football fans in 2014 will be to see their national team secure the World Cup title for a sixth time, and for the first time on home soil, local organisers, national sponsors and the country's federal government are clearly all united in hoping that the watching billions remember more than just the football when the final whistle blows on Brazil's staging of the event.
"Brazil is already widely regarded as the country of football," points out LOC President, Brazilian Football Association President and FIFA Executive Committee member Ricardo Teixeira. "That is not just a cliché or a slogan, but can be seen as a statement of fact when you look at Brazil's record as the only country to have played in all 19 editions of the FIFA World Cup - and, of course, having won it a record five times. "But in 2014, we will have 12 host cities spread across several beautiful regions of the country, giving tourists the chance to get to know the whole of Brazil, from the amazing beaches to the exuberance of the Amazon; from the mountains to the cerrado savanna. The opportunity we have now - an opportunity we will grasp with both hands - is to showcase not just Brazilian football but also Brazil itself."

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