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This is the new Netherlands away kit 2014/15, the Dutch national side’s new change strip for the 2014 World Cup. The new Dutch away kit has been made by Nike and will be worn by the likes of Man Utd’s Robin van Persie and his teammates at the upcoming World Cup.
The new Netherlands jersey features an isometric grid pattern of interlocking chevrons that start at the top as bright blue and gradually become darker, ending as purple at the hem.
The pattern has a glow and depth, representing the prominence of water in Dutch life and the country’s landscape.
The blue in the pattern signifies the Dutch royal family and the color of the cross that appears in their official flag.

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(FIFA.com) Friday 28 March 2014

Referees and assistant referees from Asia, Oceania and Europe met for a week-long seminar at the Home of FIFA in Zurich in preparation for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™.

Between 24 and 28 March, the 17 Referees and 31 Assistant referees have undergone several medical, physical, psychological and technical checks, in order to give them an impression of their current status.

There has also been a new approach to the technical side, where video analysis of match situations have been used with the aim of offering uniformity, consistency and changing mentalities towards tactics, with the referees expressing themselves, sharing their opinions for reading the game and understanding different mentalities.

The match officials also practiced a number of real game type scenarios, using U-21 and U-18 players from FC Zurich, as they sought to find uniformity in their decision-making process and positioning.

“We had a group of referees and assistant referees here in the Home of FIFA this week, who were really motivated," FIFA's Head of Refereeing, Massimo Busacca said. "I’m very happy about their dedication and work this week."

The next seminar, starting on Monday 7 April, will see the remaining referees and assistant referees from Africa, North, Central America and the Caribbean and South America in Zurich.

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A total of 76 teams have taken part in the FIFA World Cup™ since the first edition in 1930.

This tally includes nations that either no longer exist or have undergone a transformation.

Brazil 2014 will see a 77th side added to the list, with Bosnia-Herzegovina preparing to make their entry as the upcoming edition’s sole debutants.

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It’s every young Brazilian’s dream to represent their country at a FIFA World Cup™ on home soil and while Neymar and co. have the next few months to prove they are worthy of a place at the FIFA World Cup, time is running out to represent Brazil at the 2014 FIFA Interactive World Cup (FIWC14).

FIFA today announced the first four competitors who have advanced to the FIWC Brazil Qualifier on 24 April where eight of Brazil’s best FIFA14 players will battle it out for the chance to represent their country at the FIWC Grand Final in Rio de Janeiro on 2 and 3 July. There are now just four spots remaining in the FIWC Brazil Qualifier and any hopefuls will have to get in quick with just one week left in the sixth and final FIWC14 Online Season by which players can still qualify.

FIWC14 is the tenth edition of the event and marks the first time ever that the Grand Final will take place in the host nation of the FIFA World Cup™. This year’s event will pit the 20 best FIFA14 players against each other with the champion crowned the best in the world, winning USD 20,000 as well as an invitation to the FIFA Ballon d’Or. FIWC13 champion, Bruce Grannec of France, qualifies automatically while 18 out of the 20 qualification spots are given to online qualifiers from around the world. That leaves one place for the winner of the host nation qualifier.

For the FIWC Brazil Qualifier, at a venue yet to be announced, Luccas Vinicius Bagarollo Ferreira, 18, of Santa Barbara d’Oeste; Rafael Salles Leite Fortes, 18, of Rio de Janeiro; Sérgio Luis Pires Filho, 24, 0f Sao Paulo and Carlos Alberto Pimentel de Oliveira Filho, 18, of Fortaleza have all won their places after securing four of the top spots in the FIWC Online Season 5.

There are still four more places up for grabs through FIWC14 Online Season 6 which people can still take part in before the season finishes on 1 April at 10.59 CET. To enter FIWC Online Season 6 for a chance to represent Brazil at the FIFA Grand Final visit the FIFA Interactive World Cup page on FIFA.com, @FIWC on Twitter or the FIWC Facebook Page.

“The Brazil Qualifier will provide one Brazilian player with a once in a lifetime opportunity to qualify for the Grand Final and represent their country against the top FIWC players in the world," said Ralph Straus, FIFA’s Head of Strategy and Brand Management. "It’s not too late to make the qualifier, so I encourage anyone that has dreamt of representing Brazil at a World Cup to check the FIWC Facebook page and find out how they can be in with a chance.”

The FIWC is organised by FIFA and its presenting partners EA SPORTS™ and Sony PlayStation® and is recognised by Guinness World Records as the world’s largest online gaming tournament with more than 5,000,000 players taking part since 2009. It is an official FIFA tournament that gives football fans the chance to live out their passion for football and to interact with other fans around the world. Participants from every continent battle it out to qualify for the Grand Final, where the FIWC champion is crowned.

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The Portugal international has hit out at the referee in the wake of los Blancos' Clasico loss, and he feels the official favoured Barca during the controversial contest

Cristiano Ronaldo has slammed referee Undiano Mallenco in the wake of Real Madrid's 4-3 La Liga loss against Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday evening.

Madrid were awarded a controversial spot kick shortly after half-time, but Mallenco also pointed to the spot in Barcelona's favour twice in the remainder of the game - while also dismissing Sergio Ramos - and Ronaldo feels the official deliberately favoured the Catalans.

"Undiano Mallenco is not suitable for games like this. We were playing against 12. It's always the same. It's like they don't want us to win and wanted Barcelona back in the title race," Ronaldo told reporters

"I am not looking for excuses, but I don't want to stay quiet on this. The referee was not at the required level for a big game like this.

"I have been here for five years now and I know how things work. If Barcelona had lost, they would have been out of the title race. I have never seen Real Madrid being favoured by the referees."

Ronaldo remains confident that Madrid will win the Liga title, however, irrespective of Sunday's defeat at the Bernabeu.

"Regardless of all that happened, Madrid will still win La Liga."

Carlo Ancelotti's side currently sit joint first with Atletico Madrid, while Barca are third, just a single point behind.

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 The story of Japanese immigration to Brazil essentially revolves around a country’s need for labour, and the welcome it gave to people who chose to leave their homeland behind because of war and demographic crisis. It is a story that reveals the hospitality and easy-going nature of the Brazilians and the dedication and discipline of the Japanese. 


The 165 Japanese families that disembarked from the ship Kasato Maru at the Brazilian port of Santos on 28 April 1908 had little idea what fate held in store for them. All that small band of pioneers knew was that, following a 50-day voyage, they had come to work, and to work hard. And they would not be the only ones. Between then and 1940, some 180,000 Japanese would make the journey to Santos to begin a new life in Brazil.

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Tickets for 60 out of the 64 matches will be up for sale to the general public in the second window of the second sales phase, which starts on Wednesday 12 March at 12.00 CET /08.00 Brasilia. No tickets are available for the Opening Match in Sao Paulo and the Final in Rio de Janeiro, in addition to the two semi-finals in Belo Horizonte and Sao Paulo.

Tickets will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. This sales period is scheduled to continue until 1 April. For most of the matches, demand is expected to be very high. Fans can see the respective availability (low-medium-high) per match in the respective chart on www.FIFA.com/tickets which will be updated constantly once sales start.

Around 345,000 tickets will be available for sale. The number is higher than the 160,000 originally announced due to tickets returned by sponsors and the hospitality programme as well as unpaid tickets from the previous sales phase.

“Starting on Wednesday, Brazilian and international fans once again have the chance to guarantee their seats in the event, which will certainly be one of the most amazing moments in sporting history. Fans from 212 countries and territories have already secured their tickets,” said Thierry Weil, FIFA Marketing Director in charge of ticketing. “I´m sure they´ll enjoy the unique atmosphere in the country of football!”

All spectators, including children of all ages, require a ticket to access the stadium. Again, it is important to ensure that ticket buyers have enough funds for their respective payment method to be completed. FIFA would like to take this opportunity to reiterate that FIFA.com is the only online sales platform for tickets for the 2014 FIFA World Cup™.

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As the countdown continues to the start of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™, the latest venue has been unveiled by the host nation. On Sunday 9 March, a quarter-final clash in the Copa Verde (a competition for clubs from Brazil’s northern region) between Amazonas side Nacional and Para outfit Remo was the setting for the inauguration of the Arena Amazonia in Manaus.

With a capacity of 40,000 for World Cup games, the venue will host four group-stage fixtures: the eagerly awaited clash of England and Italy in Group D on 14 June; the meeting of Croatia and Cameroon in Group A on 18 June; USA versus Portugal in Group G on 22 June, as well as Switzerland-Honduras in Group E three days later.

While yesterday’s 2-2 draw and consequent elimination from the competition was not the result Nacional supporters were hoping for, there was the consolation of now having an ultra-modern stadium with levels of safety, convenience and spectator comfort to rival some of the finest venues in the world.

It is also a stadium inspired by Amazonian traditions, its outer shell resembling a straw basket typical of the region. Then there are the seats, coloured in shades of yellow, orange and coral, to represent the diversity of fruits indigenous to the Amazon.

The importance placed on spectator comfort is evident both in the stadium’s design and choice of materials. For example, a special skin on the roof membrane allows a high degree of heat absorption, ensuring the temperature inside the stadium is lower than that outside.

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