World Cup Day 2:
What You
Need to K**w
The
first day of the
World Cup was but an appetizer: the
opening ceremony and just one match, won relatively easily by overwhelming favorite Brazil after the host country gave up a
cringeworthy own goal to Croatia, the first score of the tournament.
On Friday, we really get cookin'.
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The duration of the
World Cup will consist of three to four matches per day, and there are some doozies on tap as we get rolling into the weekend, with Mexico, Spain and Australia springing into action.
Group A: Brazil's group continues on Friday as Mexico takes on Cameroon beginning at 12 p.m. ET. Mexico, probably Brazil's most dangerous challenger in the group, is ranked **. 19 in the world; Cameroon is **. 19.
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