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7 hours ago

Mexico look ahead to the Netherlands

ESPN FC's John Sutcliffe analyses Mexico's attacking options moving forward and which players may get the nod for the upcoming match against the Netherlands.

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8 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

CONCACAF hopes success pays off

Costa Rica's unexpected success has helped make CONCACAF the talk of the World Cup.

RIO DE JANEIRO -- Success for North and Central American teams in Brazil is fueling the region's ambitions for future World Cups.

Costa Rica and Mexico advanced from their groups unbeaten and the United States can follow if they avoid defeat to Germany on Thursday. Even Honduras are in contention d...

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10 hours ago

Mexico moving on to the knockout round

Mexico's emphatic win over Croatia booked their spot in the knockout stage of the World Cup.

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16 hours ago

Can Mexico upset the Netherlands?

ESPN's expert panel breaks down Mexico's impressive second-half performance against Croatia as they persevered to the knockout round.

Perhaps the trick for Mexico, now safely into the next round of the World Cup, is to look at the orange uniforms of the Netherlands and pretend they are the canary-yellow ones of Brazil.

It has to feel a bit like a curse within a blessing, to progress with the same point total as Brazil but get seco...

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