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The FIFA World Cup is the most popular soccer competition in the world. It is staged every four years and contested by member countries of FIFA, the international governing body of soccer. With five titles, Brazil is the most successful team in World Cup history. Here are brief histories of Brazil's five World Cup (WC) titles:
1. 1958 Tournament. Brazil won its first WC title in the 1958 tournament that was hosted by Sweden. This tournament was also the first time that the world got to see 17-year-old Brazilian forward Pele, who would later end up as one of the biggest stars of world soccer. Brazil defeated the host nation Sweden 5-2 in the final with Pele scoring 2 goals.
2. 1962 Tournament. Brazil defended its WC title successfully by defeating Czechoslovakia 3-1 in the final of the 1962 tournament that was held in Chile. The Brazilian team was supposed to be led once again by superstar Pele, but Pele's tournament was cut short after he was injured in Brazil's second match. Brazil still went on to win the tournament without him.
3. 1970 Tournament. In the 1970 World Cup that was held in Mexico, Brazil reigned supreme once again by defeating Italy 4-1 in the final. It was Brazil's third World Cup triumph, so they were allowed to keep the old Jules Rimet Trophy permanently. This 1970 Brazil team was once again led by Pele, who was playing in his last WC tournament.
4. 1994 Tournament. After 24 years of dry spell, Brazil was once again victorious in the World Cup stage in the 1994 tournament that was held in the United States. This 1994 Brazil team was led by star forwards Romario and Bebeto. In the final, Brazil defeated Italy 3-2 after a penalty shootout.
5. 2002 Tournament. Brazil won its fifth WC title in the 2002 tournament that was jointly hosted by Japan and South Korea. This was the first time in history that a WC tournament was held in Asia. In the final, Brazil beat Germany 2-0 with superstar forward Ronaldo scoring both goals.
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Brasilia is not only a planned city but also a planned capital. Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, was inaugurated on April 22nd, 1960, in the central area of the country. Just five years before, the area resembled a desert, with no people, scarce water, few animals and plants. Then President Juscelino Kubitschek invited the best Brazilian architects to present projects for the new capital. Brasilia is a combination of beauty, simplicity and functionality and has just been credited to be the heritage of UNESCO. One more thing, Brasilia is promising to be the host of World Cup 2014. Let's pay a visit to this unique capital:
President Juscelino Kubitschek
The center of the city is situated on Eixo Monumental Avenue
Brasilia is the first capital which was built in the 20th century
Great butterfly- shaped capital
Lago do paraná Lake
Estádio Mané Garrincha Stadium
Shopping Mall Brasilia
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The 2014 World Cup maybe some way off yet, indeed we have yet to witness the 2010 version in South Africa. Nevertheless, even though some 5 years away there is already a world cup buzz in Brazil.
The 2014 venues have recently been chosen, they are as follows:
As with all selection processes there are winners and losers, the winners are, the capital, Brasilia (no shock there), naturally too, Rio and Sao Paulo are selected. Belo Horizonte gets some of the games as does Porto Alegre, Curitiba in the south and Cuiaba in Central Brazil.
The north-east has done very well, with 3 cities chosen, Salvador, Recife/Olinda and Fortaleza. The Amazon region too has been selected (would have been an uproar if it hadn't) . There were only 2 possible venues, Belem or Manaus, the latter prevailed leaving the city of Belem very disappointed.
2 of the 3 north-eastern world cup venues have something extra to smile about, as Recife and Salvador get new stadiums (currently being built). All other venues will use existing stadia with extensive modernisations and improvements.
The official announcement citing the selected cities caused ripples of regional excitement as of course, hosting the world cup affords great opportunities for regeneration, notwithstanding more jobs and more investment. There is however a price to pay, such as state and local governments have to organize everything and ensure they meet the guarantees the Brazilian Federal Government have given FIFA.
Everyone is excited, but nervous too, as all Brazilian's know the spotlight will be on them not only in terms of footballing pressure but other pressure factors too, such as; social and economic.
Brazilian's are very conscious of the world's eyes staring at them and will want to put on a show (and paper over any cracks too) - and I fully expect a treat come 2014 from the country of soccer and samba.
One of the best sites in English, for Brazilian football is this Brazilian Soccer Site There are weekly football previews there too in addition to 2014 world cup updates.
