After the United States had an impressive run in the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Americans seemed to have an increasing interest in the sport of soccer. In August, 110,000 soccer fans filled “The Big House” at the University of Michigan to watch Manchester United take on Real Madrid. Orlando City SC, the newest edition to […]
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It’s finally here.
After four years of roster decisions, qualifying matches, and international friendlies, it’s finally time to find out which country boasts the best soccer team in the world.
Yes, the 2014 World Cup has arrived, and with it, a deluge of social media activity from players and fans alike. Back in 2010, the World Cup created the largest period of activity in Twitter’s history to that point. According to Twitter, there have already been more posts about the 2014 World Cup than that record-breaking event in 2010, and the games haven’t even started.
The 2014 World Cup in Brazil is upon us. Billions of fans from around the globe will tune in to watch the action. But the world’s greatest soccer players aren’t the only highlight of this month-long event. While the main focus lies on the individual matches, recent technological advancements will also enhance the experience for players […]
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