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Goldman says buy Brazil as it tips nation to win World Cup

Goldman Sachs say buy Brazilian stocks because the country will win the World Cup, giving a boost to the local equity market. But investors need to move fast as the gains won't last.

Soccer: All Whites signal attacking intent

Soccer: Emblen pitching for job

Football World Cup memories: David Leggat

Socceroos draw 1-1 with South Africa

Soccer: Welbeck eyes spot up front in Brazil

Danny Welbeck will this week travel to Burton for more England training, head on to Wembley to face Peru and then jet out to Miami.

Soccer: Bale joins elite stars with his own tour to Indonesia

Gareth Bale's elevation to one of world soccer's biggest stars will be further underlined when he is given the Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi treatment this week.

Soccer: Ancelotti answers critics

On his first day as Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti made a bold sales pitch.

Soccer: Shane Smeltz quits Perth Glory

All White Shane Smeltz has signed a one year deal with Sydney FC after quitting Perth Glory today.

Soccer: Atletico draw with Barcelona to win La Liga

Atletico Madrid are La Liga champions for the first time in 18 years after picking up a point at the Nou Camp despite a calamitous first half that looked to have put Barcelona back in control.

Soccer: Arsenal win the FA Cup

After nine years’ wait for a trophy it was inevitable Arsenal would leave their fans waiting until extra time before finally claiming the FA Cup yesterday.

Soccer: Another City title would aid All Whites job bid

There might be as many eyes on the manager as on the players when Auckland City attempt to clinch a fourth straight OFC Champions League crown today.

Soccer: Pro dream on line for veteran goalkeeper

The zoology student, arguably the best amateur goalkeeper in New Zealand, has just been recalled to the All Whites and now, at the ripe age of 30, is playing the best soccer of his career.

Soccer: A lesser breed of Arsenal player must find Cup fear factor

Who said this about preparing to face Arsenal? "Parts of my body that had had previous injuries would be aching. And it was because my body knew I was getting ready. It was saying - I'm going to suffer."

Soccer: Pritchett eyeing another prize

Soccer: Vidic tells of harsh words at Man U

As Nemanja Vidic reflected on his final season at Manchester United, the glory he was accustomed to was washed away by pain, frustration and memories of teammates turning on each other as the club lurched into crisis under David Moyes.