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Brazilian football star Kaka has taken on an anti-prostitution campaign with Hollywood homeboy Ashton Kutcher. We thought it was random when they started tweeting each other. Now it all makes sense.
Well, sorta. If this didn't come directly from his twitter a/c, we'd be sure it came from the Photoshop Fail blog.
In View more »- Brazil to treat Holland game 'like a final'
The Brazil coach, Dunga, has described Holland as 'solid' with 'technical ability'.
Brazil know that the World Cup will become more serious against Holland on Friday, after the five-times champions secured their quarter-finals place with yesterday's 3-0 win over Chile.
"We know the Netherlands are a very diffic View more »- Eight still standing but Argentina and Brazil in league of their own
Forward Thinking: Dunga's men are starting to purr while playing almost entirely within themselves. There is something European about them
So now we know the World Cup quarter-final line-up, and two teams have really stood apart for me so far: Argentina and Brazil, in that order.
Coming into the tournament there w View more »- Brazil ease into quarters
Brazil's relentless march to the latter stages of this World Cup continued with an effortless 3-0 victory over Chile.
A team combining a potent mix of physique, power and mouthwatering ability were hugely assured in a one-side dismissal of their fellow South Americans to line up a quarter-final with Holland on Fri View more »- Cruise for Brazil
Brazil's relentless march to the latter stages of the World Cup continued with an effortless 3-0 victory over Chile.
A team combining a potent mix of physique, power and mouthwatering ability were hugely assured in a one-side dismissal of their fellow South Americans to line up a quarter-final with Holland on Friday View more »- Fabiano wants Manchester United move
Brazil striker Luis Fabiano has revealed a move to Manchester United would be "very attractive".
Hot shot: Luis Fabiano (centre) would like to play at Old Trafford
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has indicated there will be few changes to his playing staff as they seek to regain the title.
United chair View more »- Brazil vs Chile - Dunga: Stats count for nothing
- Brazil coach Dunga insists that past records will count for nothing when they come up against Chile in the last 16 of the World Cup at Ellis Park. The five-time champions have won the past seven meetings between the two sides dating back almost 10 years and take a major psychological advantage into the game. However, View more »
- Kaka back for Brazil
Brazil, who finished top of Group G after claiming seven points from a possible nine, will be bolstered by the return of Kaka from suspension.
Meanwhile, both Robinho and Elano are likely to come back from injury after missing the clash against Portugal.
Chile, meanwhile, will be without central defenders Gary View more »- Julio Cesar ready to seize the moment for Brazil
Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar believes his team are ready for the next chapter of the World Cup when they face Chile tomorrow.
The 0-0 draw with Portugal made sure Brazil finished top of their pool and Cesar said: “It was a difficult group. Now a new and more complicated stage in the competition begins an View more »- Carlos Queiroz happy with 'football feast'
Boos rained down on the Moses Mabhida Stadium pitch after fans watched a goalless draw between Portugal and Brazil in their final World Cup Group G game, but the Portugal coach thought it was a good game.
Carlos content: Portugal coach Carlos Queiroz seemed to disagree with the fans inside the stadium by calling hi View more »
