Sabotage Times World Cup

Luis Suárez did nothing of note against Italy...bar biting somebody for the third time in his career. Twitter reacted straight away in spectacular style - here are the best tweets...

Welcome to Sabotage Times' daily World Cup Quiz featuring different guests answering tournament related questions. Taking part today is Dutch football expert Michael Bell.

Can Loew finally make Germany into the world beaters they've threatened to becoming or will Ronaldo prove he's the very best?

We look back on the ten things we learnt from day four of the tournament, and Leo Messi's first game...

We'll be letting you know from here on in which 2014 World Cup game you should be making sure you watch that night. Today we have another full card of three matches, but it's the latest of the three at 11pm that intrigues us the most - Argentina vs Bosnia-Herzegovina in the Maracanã.

Liverpool have a lot to worry about this summer. A return to the Champions League will strain their squad and league form, so they need to buy right and prepare the season ahead the best they can. Here's another attacking player linked that could be a great addition.

Welcome to Sabotage Times' daily World Cup Quiz featuring different guests answering tournament related questions. Taking part today is European football writer Tom Coast.

Welcome to the Sabotage Times World Cup daily digest, your guide to anything and everything from the previous day of tournament football. Today, we look back on the ten things we learnt from day three of the tournament, and England’s first game against Italy.

We'll be letting you know from here on in which 2014 World Cup game you should be making sure you watch that night. Today we have another full card of three matches, with another technically tomorrow at 2am - however, England are playing tonight, and there's no way that won't be our game of the day.

Welcome to Sabotage Times' daily World Cup Quiz featuring different guests answering tournament related questions. Taking part today is our very own co-editor, Tom Armstrong.

In the form of his career at both club and international level, Southampton will be lucky to keep hold of their captain this summer with plenty of clubs circling with huge offers.

Welcome to the Sabotage Times World Cup daily digest, your guide to anything and everything from the previous day of tournament football. Today, we look back on the ten things we learnt from the opening ceremony and the curtain raiser between hosts Brazil against Croatia.

We'll be letting you know from here on in which 2014 World Cup game you should be making sure you watch that night. Today we have a full card of three matches, but there's really one huge standout - and it's a repeat of the last World Cup final, no less.

Out of favour both at club level and internationally, this striker has a goalscoring record to show how good he can be when he's on form...

Chelsea and Arsenal both desperately need new strikers, and this Croatian hit man playing in the World Cup opener might just be the answer they're looking for. Did somebody say bidding war?