By:
Sally Freedman
After two years of preparation for the world's single biggest sporting event, how could Optus get it so wrong?
By:
Tony Tannous
Tony Tannous reviews the Socceroos performance v France and looks ahead to Denmark
By:
FT Editor
If octopus or cats or whatever creature can do it, so can our team of contributors. Here are their tips for what's ahead at the World Cup
By:
FT Editor
We wrote last week about how we were so looking forward to the World Cup, but were nonetheless mindful - always - of the background issues…
By:
Stuart Thomas
French flair, Aussie athleticism, Danish determination and Peruvian passion all on display in Group C which kicks-off on Saturday.
By:
Tony Tannous
If we are to have a hope in this World Cup, Bert van Marwijk and the Socceroos will need to execute their defensive plan with precision.
By:
Mike Tuckerman
What a group! So many questions ahead with Poland, Senegal, Colombia and Japan.
By:
Stuart Thomas
With a squad worth a pittance compared with some of the powerhouses of world football, the Socceroos cannot rely on moments of genius or freakish skill to win.
By:
Charlie Laurendi
Germany, Argentina, Brazil, Spain and France all want to be the last country standing in Russia.
By:
Mike Tuckerman
Is Group G, comprising Belgium, Panama, Tunisia and England, one of the 'easier' ones to navigate?
