Group A
Great Britain
Senegal
United Arab Emirates
Uruguay

*Opening fixtures only
26 July 2012 17:00
United Arab Emirates - Uruguay Old Trafford, Manchester
26 July 2012 20:00
Great Britain - Senegal Old Trafford, Manchester
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Group B
Mexico
South Korea
Gabon
Switzerland

26 July 2012 14:30
Mexico - South Korea St James' Park, Newcastle
26 July 2012 17:15
Gabon - Switzerland St James' Park, Newcastle
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Group C
Brazil
Egypt
Belarus
New Zealand

26 July 2012 19:45
Belarus - New Zealand City of Coventry Stadium, Coventry
26 July 2012 19:45
Brazil - Egypt Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
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Group D
Spain
Japan
Honduras
Morocco

26 July 2012 14:45
Spain - Japan Hampden Park, Glasgow
26 July 2012 12:00
Honduras - Morocco Hampden Park, Glasgow

This post has been edited by dundermifflin: Jul 27 2012, 08:50 AM

Group A
Great Britain
Senegal
United Arab Emirates
Uruguay

Group B
Mexico
South Korea
Gabon
Switzerland

Group C
Brazil
Egypt
Belarus
New Zealand

Group D
Spain
Japan
Honduras
Morocco

better team..

rooting for the japs!

chibi samurai wa ganbaru da~!

will follow Japan, GB, Spain and Brazil.. not rooting the teams, just to see some (over hype) stars in action, especially Brazil..

^who?kiyotake?harenvaar?Edward cullen?

since when Brazil is overhype? lol

they get the hype that they deserve.

GB maybe..but Spain and Brazil...hmm i doubt that..

Neymar lol

Reporting in

am watching Japs vs Spain

Goal from dead ball situation

Spain down to 10 men

Japs are really a force to be reckoned with...

spain lose..

congrats to japan

Spain lost? Wow. Got one red card summore.

Imagine kagawa in the lineup......

spain olympic squad cant do tiki taka...that why they lose...

Spain Olympic team ada Alba, Mata and De Gea, two senior team players..

Congrats to both japan teams.

Notice that during the women game thw referee hardly blow tje wistle. Thw game just flowing.

And i think spain was punished because undereatimate the japs. Totally spirited and energetic if not prolific.

currently the team consisting at least 4 players with the 30++mil GBP price tags on their heads. they are super talented players of course.. thats overhype for me..

i missed Brazil and GB games..

watched Spain-Japan.. nice result, im supporting Asian. pressure to Spain, but their groups aint really tough.. they still can go further..

This post has been edited by dundermifflin: Jul 27 2012, 07:24 AM

just noticed, why all the team kits put their nation flag on the chest instead of FA crest?

it's olympic. not FIFA world cup.
no assoc. logo or something related is allowed

Egypt wearing different kit last night (Adidas)
this is their official kit (Puma)

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Added on July 27, 2012, 12:56 pmhmm disagree with u.

u dont put super talented & overhype in one sentece. just like messi, ronaldo, etc etc.
and it doesnt count as overhype if they still have the discipline to finish off their job

overhype means : TOO many exposure on the media etc etc <like english player... >, but on field KO main totally out.

overhype is not abt the price tag. price tag is between the agent/ club. if they agree the price, means the club Agree with the players' value.
if that's call as an overhype, i bet u can find LOOOOOOOOTSS of 'overhype' player in China & Arabian countries where foreigners was paid beyond anybody else.

ever heard of Dario Conca? i bet u dont (and most of em).
it was revealed that his wages is almost the same amount as Messi & Ronaldo. Yet he's in China.
Yes he might do all those necessary jobs for his team in China, but i dont call him overhype, it's overpaid

HYPE = directly related with media. how the media 'makes him sensational'
just my 2 cents peace no war

This post has been edited by syazwan: Jul 27 2012, 12:56 PM

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