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Police seize contraband World Cup Sele shirts

It looks like even smugglers are getting into the World Cup spirit after Costa Rica's upset victory over Uruguay.

Can Costa Rica defy the odds and conquer Group D (or at least score a goal)?

The top two teams from CONCACAF face a challenging task to do as much as even qualify for the knockout stage in the Brazil-hosted World Cup, according to a number of prognosticators.

UBS model shows Brazil beating Argentina in World Cup final

Brazil will win the soccer World Cup that starts next week, according to model run by UBS in response to client demand. (They were wrong in 2010.)

Most Brazilians don’t want to host the World Cup

A new Pew Poll finds that 61 percent of Brazilians fell that hosting the World Cup is a "bad thing because it takes money away from public services" vs. just 34 percent who think it's a "good thing because it creates jobs."

US soccer legend Landon Donovan left off World Cup roster

Landon Donovan will not be going to his fourth World Cup. The United States' all-time leading scorer didn't make the final cut for the 23-man roster named by coach Jurgen Klinsmann on Thursday.

World Cup couch potatoes hurting retail sales

For most Brazilians, winning a World Cup on home soil would be priceless. For companies ranging from retailers to airlines, the event is bad for business.

¡Vamos, Ticos!: Inside a Costa Rican sports movie

This was the set of “Italia 90,” a feature-length film produced entirely by a Costa Rican cast and crew. Directed by Miguel Gómez and shot over the course of 20 days, “Italia 90” is more than a movie: It’s a chance to relive a national triumph.

Watch the trailer for ‘Italia 90’, a film on Costa Rica’s improbable run in the 1990 World Cup

Italia 90 will have its premiere May 28, and will open countrywide on June 5.

Eighth worker killed during Brazil’s World Cup preparations

The 32-year-old father of two was installing lighting in a corridor at the new Pantanal Arena in Cuiaba when he suffered the electric shock.

Violence in Rio ahead of World Cup leaves 1 dead

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil – One person was shot and killed as violent protests erupted Tuesday in Rio's famed Copacabana beach district following the death of a dancer allegedly at the hands of police, less than two months before the World Cup.

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