This year’s FIFA World Cup has provided us with scintillating games, great goals, football tricks and some memorable moments off-and on the field. But that’s not the reason why our eyes are glued to the television sets these days? Behold the buxom babes or fans that were caught under the lens supporting and cheering on their respective teams at the World Cup in Brazil. Besides the Brazilian bombshells, the likes of Argentina, Portugal, England etc have too added some ‘oomph’ to the football viewership. So without further ado, here’s presenting the sexy football fans of the FIFA World Cup at the Amazon region:

This Brazilian fan was in the ‘carnival mood’ during Brazil’s game against Mexico.

This sexy Argentine fan seems to be ‘happy’ with her team’s performance.

How can one forget the English amidst this crazy carnival at Brazil? This female fan could be the ‘lucky mascot’ for Rooney and co. at the FIFA World Cup.

Her name is Andressa Urach aka ‘Ms BumBum’ who is a Portugal fan. Cristiano Ronaldo need not look any further, because here’s the ‘boost’ that he needs!

These Brazilian fans just could not hide their romantic side.

Were these fans clicking pictures or was it ‘selfie’ time?

If players are complaining about the searing temperatures in Brazil, well here’s the ‘reason’ why!

Blowing kisses might be contagious! Hope, none of the fans have been affected.

And last but not the least, how could we forget Larissa Riquelme? The Paraguayan babe is still in our ‘hearts’ and ‘minds’ even if her country is not representing in the FIFA World Cup.

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This was not written in the script but for Mexican stopper, Guillermo Ochoa who threw up a ‘force field’ around his goal as a stubborn Mexico frustrated Brazil on Tuesday evening to earn a 0-0 draw and keep the Group A widely open. The Mexican stopper pulled off an incredible diving stop from a Neymar header and a series of other incredible saves, holding up Brazil’s march toward qualification.

The 28-year-old produced a ‘man of the match’ performance as Mexico thwarted away a string of Brazilian attacks and as a result of which leaves the El Tri level with Brazil on four points from two games. Brazilian Paulinho, Neymar and Thiago Silva all came close of securing a vital win but were thwarted away by Ochoa. Brazilian skipper Thiago Silva almost stole the match in the dying minutes but the Mexican keeper parried away his point-blank header.

While Ochoa grabbed the headlines for all the right reasons, Brazil finished the game relieved to have earned a point. Opponents Mexico had several late chances to score a shock upset, but Luis Felipe Scolari will be grateful to his own goalkeeper Julio Cesar for keeping the match goalless.

The draw maintained Mexico’s impressive recent record against Brazil following their shock victory in the final of the London Olympics football tournament in 2012.

Thus, the 0-0 draw brought to an end Brazil’s 10-match winning streak, dating back to August 2013. It also meant that if both the teams are to advance further in the tournament, points are a must from their final group games when Brazil faces Cameroon in Brasilia while Mexico entertains Croatia in Recife. It’s a fight to the finish for these two teams!

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As the football fans await in breathless anticipation for the start of the World Cup in Brazil, let’s give a spare of thought for those injured superstars who will not make it to the big tourney instead will be cheering on their respective teams at home.

Here are the football players who were unfortunate to miss out on the FIFA World Cup due to injury:

Marco Reus – Germany
All was well in the German camp leading upto the World Cup until the friendly against Armenia where the Borussia Dortmund star, Marco Reus became the latest big-name casualty, to be ruled out of the tournament after turning his ankle and giving major headache to coach Joachim Loew.

Radamel Falcao – Colombia
Colombia were ‘so sure’ that their star man, Radamel Falcao would make it to the FIFA World Cup but the Monaco striker failed to recover from his pre-WC injury and was not included in the 23-man squad.

Franck Ribery – France
France and their coach Didier Deschamps were dealt a major blow prior leaving to Brazil when their star winger and Bayern Munich talisman Franck Ribery was ruled out of the tournament after succumbing to a lower-back injury in training.

Theo Walcott – England
The English team were rocked with injuries including the Arsenal forward Theo Walcott who was ruled out for the World Cup in January after hit by a serious knee injury in a FA Cup game against Tottenham Hotspurs.

Kevin Strootman – Holland
Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal and his merry men troops have suffered far worse than most teams in their build up for the World Cup. Marred with injuries, that included Rafael van der Vaart, Gregory van der Wiel as well as Manchester United target Kevin Strootman. The midfielder’s absence will be felt the most, having suffered a cruciate ligament surgery in March.

Riccardo Montolivo – Italy
Another star player who was ruled out of the World Cup was Italy’s key midfield marshal – Riccardo Montolivo. The player broke the tibia in his left leg in Italy’s warm-up clash against the Republic of Ireland and is set to be out for six months. What a blow would that be for Italy and their World Cup chances!

Luis Montes – Mexico
Mexico were another side that was rocked with an injury to their key midfielder Luis Montes who was left the game three minutes after scoring with a broken leg!

Thiago Alcantara – Spain
Even though reigning champions Spain are blessed with talent in the midfield, losing a player of Thiago Alcantara’s quality can be a massive blow. The Bayern Munich midfielder was ruled out for the World Cup due to knee ligaments after being named in Vicente del Bosque’s original 30-man squad.

Christian Benteke – Belgium
Even though he failed to live up to his reputation in the English Premier League, Belgium will miss the services of their talisman striker, Christian Benteke who suffered an achilles tendon injury.

Roman Shirokov – Russia
Russia and their coach Fabio Capello were dealt a major blow prior flying out to Brazil when their captain and key midfielder Roman Shirikov was ruled out due to a knee injury.

How badly are the teams going to miss the services of their stars that are ruled out due to injuries? With every match labelled as a ‘decider’, the countries will hope they are not left to rue the services of their injured prone superstars.

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