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Football's showpiece competition takes
centre-stage in Brazil this month when the
2014 FIFA World Cup kicks off.
TIME
Thurs
12 JUNE
Fri
13 JUNE
13:00
Insights
SS3 and HD
13:30
Sat
14 JUNE
Sun
15 JUNE
Mon
16 JUNE
Ola Brazil
SS3 and HD
Ola Brazil
SS3 and HD
Ola Brazil
SS3 and HD
Insights
SS3 and HD
Insights
SS3 and HD
Tues
17 JUNE
OFFICIAL BROADCASTER
Wed
18 JUNE
Thurs
19 JUNE
Fri
20 JUNE
Insights
SS3 and HD
FanFest
SS3 and HD
14:00
Mexico vs
Cameroon
Estadio das
Dunas, Natal
SS3 and HD
Columbia
vs Greece
Estadio
Mineirao,
Belo
Horizonte
SS3 and HD
Sun
22 JUNE
Ola Brazil
SS3 and HD
Ola Brazil
SS3 and HD
Insights
SS3 and HD
Insights
SS3 and HD
FanFest
SS3 and HD
Master
Plan
SS3 and HD
15:30
Sat
21 JUNE
Switzerland
vs Ecuador
Master
Plan
SS3 and HD
Germany
vs Portugal
Master
Plan
SS3 and HD
Estadio
Nacional,
Brasilia
Arena Fonte
Nova,
Salvador
Arena Fonte
Nova,
Salvador
Belgium vs
Algeria
Netherlands
Australia vs
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
Estadio
Beira-Rio,
Porto Alegre
Colombia
vs Cote
d’Ivoire
Estadio
Nacional,
Brasilia
Italy vs
Costa Rica
Arena
Pernambuco,
Recife
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
Argentina
vs Iran
Estadio
Mineirao,
Belo
Horizonte
SS3 and HD
Belgium vs
Russia
Estadio do
Maracana, Rio
de Janeiro
SS3 and HD
16:30
20:00
Brazil vs
Croatia
Netherlands
Arena
Fonte Nova,
Salvador
Estadio
Castelao,
Fortaleza
Estadio
Beira-Rio,
Porta Alegre
Arena da
Baixada,
Curitiba
Estadio
Castelao,
Fortaleza
Estadio do
Maracana,
Rio de Janeiro
Arena de Sao
Paulo, Sao
Paulo
Arena Fonte
Nova,
Salvador
Estadio
Castelao,
Fortaleza
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
Arena de Sao
Paulo, Sao
Paulo
Spain vs
Uruguay vs
Costa Rica
France vs
Honduras
Iran vs
Nigeria
Brazil vs
Mexico
Spain vs
Chile
Uruguay
vs England
Switzerland
vs France
Germany vs
Ghana
Korea
Republic vs
Algeria
Estadio
Beira-Rio,
Porto Alegre
SS3 and HD
20:30
Chile vs
Australia
23:00
England vs
Italy
Arena
Pantanal,
Cuiaba
Arena
Amazonia,
Manaus
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
Argentina
vs Bosnia
and
Herzegonia
Estadio do
Maracana,
Rio de Janeiro
SS3 and HD
02:00
Cote
d’Ivoire vs
Japan
Arena
Pernambuco,
Recife
SS3 and HD
Ghana vs
USA
Estadio das
Dunas, Natal
SS3 and HD
Russia
vs Korea
Republic
Arena
Pantanal,
Cuiaba
SS3 and HD
Cameroon
vs Croatia
Arena
Amazonia,
Manaus
SS3 and HD
Japan vs
Greece
Estadio das
Dunas, Natal
SS3 and HD
Honduras
vs Ecuador
Arena da
Baixada,
Curitiba
SS3 and HD
Nigeria vs
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Arena
Pantanal,
Cuiaba
SS3 and HD
USA vs
Portugal
Arena
Amazonia,
Manaus
SS3 and HD
Mon
23 JUNE
Tues
24 JUNE
Wed
25 JUNE
Thurs
26 JUNE
Fri
27 JUNE
Insights
SS3 and HD
Sat
28 JUNE
Sun
29 JUNE
Ola Brazil
SS3 and HD
Ola Brazil
SS3 and HD
Insights
SS3 and HD
Insights
SS3 and HD
Mon
30 JUNE
Tues
1 JULY
Wed
2 JULY
Thurs
3 JULY
Fri
4 JULY
Insights
SS3 and HD
FanFest
SS3 and HD
Master
Plan
SS3 and HD
Australia vs
Spain
Arena da
Baixada,
Curitiba
SS3 and HD
Netherlands
vs Chile
Italy vs
Uruguay
Estadio das
Dunas, Natal
Nigeria vs
Argentina
Portugal vs
Ghana
SS3 and HD
Estadio
Beira-Rio,
Porto Alegre
Estadio
Nacional,
Brasilia
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
Costa Rica
vs England
Bosnia and
USA vs
Germany
Arena de Sao
Paulo, Sao
Paulo
Estadio
Mineirao,
Belo
Horizonte
SS4 and HD
SS4 and HD
Herzegovina
vs Iran
Arena Fonte
Nova,
Salvador
1A vs 2B
1B vs 2A
1E vs 2F
1F vs 2E
Estadio
Mineirao, Belo
Horizonte
Estadio
Castelao,
Fortaleza
Estadio
Nacional,
Brasilia
Arena de Sao
Paulo,
Sao Paulo
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
Quarterfinal:
W53 vs
W54
Estadio do
Maracana,
Rio de Janeiro
SS3 and HD
Arena
Pernambuco,
Recife
SS4 and HD
SS4 and HD
Cameroon
vs Brazil
Estadio
Nacional,
Brasilia
SS3 and HD
Greece
vs Cote
d’Ivoire
Estadio
Castelao,
Fortaleza
Ecuador
vs France
Estadio do
Maracana,
Rio de Janeiro
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
Croatia vs
Mexico
Arena
Pernambuco,
Recife
SS4 and HD
Korea
Republic vs
Belgium
Arena de Sao
Paulo, Sao
Paulo
SS3 and HD
Japan vs
Colombia
Honduras
vs
Switzerland
Arena
Pantanal,
Cuiaba
Arena
Amazonia,
Manaus
Algeria vs
Russia
SS4 and HD
SS4 and HD
SS4 and HD
Arena da
Baixada,
Curitiba
1C vs 2D
1D vs 2C
1G vs 2H
1H vs 2G
Estadio do
Maracana, Rio
de Janeiro
Arena
Pernambuco,
Recife
Estadio
Beira-Rio,
Porto Alegre
Arena Fonte
Nova,
Salvador
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
Quarterfinal:
W49 vs
W50
Estadio,
Castelao,
Fortaleza
SS3 and HD
PA
OU
PB
OU
PC
OU
PD
OU
Sat
5 JULY
Sun
6 JULY
Ola Brazil
SS3 and HD
Ola Brazil
SS3 and HD
Insights
SS3 and HD
Insights
SS3 and HD
PF
OU
PG
OU
Mon
7 JULY
Argentina
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Iran
Nigeria
Tues
8 JULY
Wed
9 JULY
Germany
Portugal
Ghana
USA
Thurs
10 JULY
GR
GR
GR
Colombia
Greece
Japan
Côte d’Ivoire
GR
Switzerland
Ecuador
France
Honduras
Spain
Netherlands
Chile
Australia
GR
PE
OU
GR
GR
GR
A B C D
E F G H
Brazil
Croatia
Mexico
Cameroon
PH
OU
Fri
11 JULY
Sat
12 JULY
Sun
13 JULY
Ola Brazil
SS3 and HD
Ola Brazil
SS3 and HD
Insights
SS3 and HD
Insights
SS3 and HD
FanFest
SS3 and HD
Master
Plan
SS3 and HD
Master
Plan
SS3 and HD
Quarterfinal:
W55 vs
W56
Estadio
Nacional,
Brasilia
SS3 and HD
Final:
W61
vs W62
Estadio do
Maracana,
Rio de
Janeiro
SS3 and HD
Quarterfinal:
W51 vs
W52
Arena Fonte
Nova,
Salvador
SS3 and HD
Semifinal:
W57 vs
W58
Estadio
Mineirao,
Belo
Horizonte
SS3 and HD
Semifinal:
W59 vs
W60
3rd/4th
Play-off:
L61 vs
L62
SS3 and HD
SS3 and HD
Arena de Sao
Paulo,
Sao Paulo
supersport.com
Belgium
Algeria
Korea Republic
Russia
Insights
SS3 and HD
FanFest
SS3 and HD
Uruguay
Costa Rica
England
Italy
Estadio
Nacional,
Brasilia
The
Beautiful
game
Spread across 12 cities
from Rio de Janeiro and
Sao Paulo to Manaus
deep in the Amazon
jungle, the 2014
FIFA World Cup will
be staged amid the
festival atmosphere of
Brazil. The country's
passion for football
is as legendary as its
people's desire to
party and that should
make for a grand show.
Goal by
When the beautiful game kicks off in Brazil this month, SuperSport’s analysts and
guest presenters will be sharing their views and debating the issues. The illustrious
panel includes:
Gaizka Mendieta
The former Spanish
midfielder was
known for his
versatility and
tackling skills. He
scored eight goals
in 40 appearances
for Spain. During
his career he played
for Valencia, Lazio,
Barcelona and
Middlesbrough.
Augustine ‘JayJay’ Okocha
So good, they
named him twice,
Jay-Jay is often
regarded as the
best Nigerian
footballer of his
generation. He
made his debut for
the national side
in a 1994 World
Cup qualifier.
Sunday Oliseh
Former Nigeria
national team
midfielder Oliseh
played in two
World Cups. A
career milestone
was scoring the
winning goal in a
group stage match
for Nigeria against
Spain in the 1998
World Cup.
Andy Townsend
The England-born
midfielder played
for the Republic
of Ireland in two
World Cups and
was captain of
the side in the
1994 World Cup
(he qualified for
Ireland due to
his grandmother
being Irish).
Marcel Desailly
Frenchman 'Le
Rock' started his
international career
at FC Nantes,
and won two
league titles and
the 1994 UEFA
Championship
with AC Milan. But
it was at Chelsea
where he made
his mark.
Sammy Kuffour
A Ghana
international for
13 years, he won
his first cap as a
17 year old and
became captain of
the international
team at 23. He
has been touted
as the greatest
African defender
of all time.
John Dykes
A renowned sports
TV presenter and
lead anchor for the
Barclays Premier
League global
broadcasts,
John Dykes has
also hosted a
broad range of
sports, from
tennis and F1
to cricket.
Shaun Bartlett
This formidable
striker has had
an impressive
career. He's played
for FC Zürich,
Charlton Athletic
and Kaizer Chiefs.
He holds the title
of being the second
all-time leading
scorer for Bafana
Bafana.
Doctor Khumalo
A midfield
maestro during his
professional career,
Doctor Khumalo
was capped 50
times playing for
Bafana Bafana and
scored nine goals.
He also played
internationally
in the USA and
Argentina.
Andre
Arendse
The former
Bafana Bafana
goalkeeper
became the
oldest professional
footballer in South
African history
when he retired
at 45. He played
67 games for
his country.
goal
John Barnes MBE
The legendary
midfielder
represented
England 79 times.
He spent most of
his professional
career playing for
Liverpool. In 1998
he was made a
Member of the
Order of the British
Empire.
SuperSport brings Brazil to you
World-renowned studio analysts, the very latest technology and 24-hour programming.
All-day football coverage begins on June 1 and from the day the action starts on June 12 every match will be broadcast live
and in high definition, right through to the final.
For those who miss out on the live action, there will be repeats, highlights packages and the DStv Catch Up service.
All matches will be streamed live and the website will ensure unparalleled multiplatform access to football's
showpiece event.
Viewers have the option of listening to commentary in any one of four languages: English, Portuguese, isiZulu and seSotho.
For the opening match, there will be a two-hour build-up. All other matches will be preceded by a 90-minute build-up
presented by John Dykes, Neil Andrews, Charles Anazodo and Robert Marawa.
2014 FIFA WORLD CUP BRAZILTM ON SUPERSPORT
LIVE STREAMING ON supersport.com
Get front row seats to all the action on the go with DStv mobile
Walka 7 or live streaming on the SuperSport app. Watch all the
highlights on DStv Catch Up using your DStv Explora.
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OFFICIAL BROADCASTER
Stadiums
Magazine shows
Ola Brazil
The talent: Carol Tshabalala
The vibe: See what's happening live
in Rio de Janeiro every Saturday and
Sunday.
Insights - Live from
Brazil
Fortaleza
Manaus
Natal
The talent: Andy Townsend and Sunday
Oliseh
The vibe: Get a preview of the upcoming
live match of the day and expert insight.
Recife
Cuiaba
Brasilia
Salvador
Bela
Horizonte
Sao Paulo
Rio de
Janeiro
Curitiba
Porto
Alegre
Master Plan
The talent: John Dykes as anchor and
featuring experts such as Jay-Jay Okocha,
Ernst Middendorp, Andre Arendse,
Gavin Hunt and Shaun Bartlett.
The vibe: For the football intellectual
who wants to know about game strategy
and the science behind performance.
FanFest
The talent: You!
The vibe: A weekend show aimed at
young football lovers.
#1
ESTADIO BEIRA-RIO
PORTO ALEGRE
#2
ARENA DA BAIXADA
CURITIBA
#3
ARENA DE SAO PAULO
SAO PAULO
#4
ESTADIO DO MARACANA
RIO DE JANEIRO
#5
ESTADIO MINEIRAO
BELO HORIZONTE
#6
ESTADIO NACIONAL
BRASILIA
#7
ARENA PANTANAL
CUIABA
#8
ARENA FONTE NOVA
SALVADOR
#9
ARENA PERNAMBUCO
RECIFE
#10
ESTADIO DAS DUNAS
NATAL
#11
ESTADIO CASTELAO
FORTALEZA
#12
ARENA AMAZONIA
MANAUS