FIFA World Cup

If you ask soccer fans there are probably more than five reasons to watch one of the world's most widely viewed sporting events, but for those who maybe aren't so into the World Cup, there are still some very attractive reasons to watch.

Fédération Internationale de Football Association will use state of the art technology to detect when a ball crosses the goal line in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

World Cup fever begins Thursday in Brazil. It is not an event that attracts a lot of American followers unless they have a senitmental attachment to a particular country. For example, here in New Bedford, I'm sure a lot of folks with Brazilian backrounds will be cheering on players from their native land and of course, the Portuguese team has a large following locally with many bars and pubs fille

The 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil kicks off on Thursday with a match between Brazil and Croatia, but there are plenty of story lines to cover before the first game.

It all kicks off tomorrow in Brazil at the 2014 FIFA World Cup! From now until July 13th, you get to cheer on and hope your team makes it all the way. Who will win?

The World Cup begins Thursday, and already controversy has erupted in Australia over a hot air balloon.

The 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil kicks off Thursday with a match between Brazil and Croatia, but there are plenty of other stories to talk about before the first game.

The World Cup in Brazil is attracting soccer fans from all over the world, but most of them aren't getting there by walking more than a thousand miles.

Are you an ESPN subscriber through a cable company or satellite provider? Don't wait to access live video content online for the 2014 World Cup through ESPNFC!

While we're getting psyched for the World Cup, some of the fans in the hosting country are not.