FIFA World Cup

With Germany's thrilling 1-0 win over Argentina just earlier today, the 2014 World Cup has officially come to its end.

Well, it took about 33 minutes longer than I expected and a couple less goals, but after 123 minutes of game play Germany reigns supreme in the soccer world.

After Argentina's dramatic penalty kick win, over the Netherlands yesterday, the table has been set for the final match of the World Cup.

Just a day after their crushing defeat in the round of 16, at the World Cup, Team USA's head coach, Jurgen Klinsmann, had some strong comments to make, when he took to the podium, Wednesday morning.

Imagine what it must feel like to walk out onto a beautiful soccer field, in a stadium packed with fans, holding hands with a World Cup soccer star! It must be the thrill of their young lives, for 1,408 children selected by McDonald's--who hail from 70 countries--experiencing a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!

Germany defeated the United States, 1-0, in Thursday’s highly-anticipated World Cup match in a rain-soaked Recife, Brazil.

Uruguay's Luis Suarez taking a bite out of Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini during the 1-0 loss, which knocked the Italians out of the World Cup, brings back memories of some of some of the most infamous cases of high profile biting incidents in recent memory.

It's a big match at the World Cup for Team USA today...and Team Portugal if you're rooting for them to advance. After these two teams ended their match in a draw it apparently comes down to a lot of math to see who makes it to the next round. Thankfully we have Stephen Colbert to help figure it out.

Rest assured, this week's FIFA World Cup soccer match between the Yanks and the Germans will draw a bigger crowd than the contest with Portugal because excitement is growing!

If you thought Mike Tyson had some biting issues, you haven't see Luis Suarez of Uruguay yet.