Sony Six is all set to start a count up for the FIFA World Cup 2014 that kick starts on June 12, 2014 in Brazil.
According to the channel, the exclusive broadcaster of FIFA World Cup 2014, the tournament is touted at an all-time high and is ready to capture the imagination of hardcore football lovers. Sony Six plans to capitalise on this opportunity through high quality and exclusive content for fans
Sony Six, has this lined up programmes like Destination Brazil, which is a sixteen part FIFA World Cup 2014 preview series, profiling all the qualified teams for the tournament and evaluating their respective chances.
Along with this a ten part series titled Football’s World Stars that would be profiling all the top football players in the world who will be seen in action in the FIFA World Cup 2014.
FIFA World Cup 2014 will be held in Brazil from June 12, 2014 to July 13, 2014.
The draw for this summer’s World Cup threw together a number of high-profile contests and plenty that will attract huge viewing figures around the world. The group stage is set to be one of the best ever, with big teams battling it out with incredible regularity. Here are four of the most appealing clashes that the group stage in Brazil should provide.
The Germans will be favourites to win this contest, but the absolutely anything could happen. Also hosting the FIFA World Cup can be a game changer for an emerging market. However, to reap the benefits of increased awareness and positivity you need to be proactive and have a plan. Brazil is a country with a tremendous amount of potential. It’s up to them to seize this opportunity.
World Cup Groups:
Group A: Brazil / Mexico/ Croatia / Cameroon
Group B: Spain / Netherlands / Chile / Australia
Group C: Colombia/ Greece / Ivory Coast / Japan
Group D: Uruguay / Costa Rica / England / Italy
Group E: Switzerland / France / Ecuador / Honduras
Group F: Argentina / Bosnia-Herzegovina / Iran / Nigeria
Group G: Germany / Portugal / Ghana / USA
Group H: Belgium / Algeria / Russia / South Korea
So are you read for some tension, drama and above all the highest quality of football.
