Posted by: Mr. Hyde June 21, 2010
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Having reduced the North Koreans to shreds with an ecstatic 7-0 win by the Portuguese , how will their match against FIFA number-one ranked Brazil play out?
I think the turn-out of the spectators is going to be huge. The other aspect of the match would be that, Brazil was a colony of Portugal back in the day. Now may be is the time to settle who's emerged stronger in the global arena and the medium could be nothing better than the most loved sport in the world.
The kick-off is at 10:00 am EST on June 25th, Friday.
A similarly much-awaited sporting match-up occurred between George Foreman and Muhammed Ali in 1974 in the continent of Africa which was dubbed as "Rumble in the Jungle".
I think the turn-out of the spectators is going to be huge. The other aspect of the match would be that, Brazil was a colony of Portugal back in the day. Now may be is the time to settle who's emerged stronger in the global arena and the medium could be nothing better than the most loved sport in the world.
The kick-off is at 10:00 am EST on June 25th, Friday.
A similarly much-awaited sporting match-up occurred between George Foreman and Muhammed Ali in 1974 in the continent of Africa which was dubbed as "Rumble in the Jungle".
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