Germany's Miroslav Klose kicks the ball during a training session of Germany in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Saturday, July 12, 2014. Germany faces Argentina for the 2014 soccer World Cup Final on Sunday. ...

Also, German media giants flexed their muscle with acquisitions abroad, Netflix launched and Sky Deutschland made its moves By Scott Roxborough World Cup Final Winning Goal Germany - H 2014 The year ...

In an exclusive interview, Bolavip sat down with Borussia Dortmund legend Roman Weidenfeller to discuss his current role at the club and reflect on his decorated career, delving into topics like the ...

This is a series re-assessing famous individual or team performances in World Cup history. Some will be legendary displays by established world-class players or performances that fell short, others ...

Jerome Boateng officially announced his retirement from football on Saturday bringing down the curtain on glittering career that spanned 2 decades. The 37 year old World cup winner shared heartfelt ...

A marathon runner, a passing goalkeeper, a towering defence and a goal blitz feature as FIFA highlights the numbers behind Germany’s 2014 FIFA World Cup triumph. Germany landed in Salvador having ...

Brazil were able to get by their continental rivals Colombia on Friday, but not without losing two of their best players. Neymar was kneed in the back by Juan Zuniga and was left with broken vertebrae ...

The reigning 2014 champions Germany won't be featured in the second round of the World Cup for the first time ever. The talented side led by Joachim Low, viewed by many as one of the major favorites ...

We've got two off days before the 2014 FIFA World Cup will wrap up with the consolation game on Saturday featuring Brazil trying to save some sort of face when they meet the Netherlands in the third ...

Here’s what you need to know about Group G: The odds are that Germany and Portugal will finish in the top two spots and advance to the knock-out round. Here’s what you need to know about this first ...

Nearly 82 percent of German households turned in to watch their team defeat Portugal and star Cristiano Ronaldo 4-0. By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief Blanket media coverage, never-ending hype ...