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Cristiano Ronaldo lifted Portugal to a victory, but it wasn't enough.

Social media exploded during the Yanks 1-0 loss to Germany.

WatchESPN recorded 1.7 simultaneous streams during both Group G matches.

Germany and the United States both secured progress to the World Cup Round of 16, despite Thomas Müller’s winner for Germany in Recife.

Gonzalez made up for an early mistake with a strong effort the rest of the way.

World Cup fans who hoped to watch USA vs. Germany on the Watch ESPN app have had to deal with service issues.

Ghana and Portugal each have a chance to move into the Round of 16, but both need a loss by the United States and lots of goal.

Since so many U.S. workers will stream World Cup soccer at their desks anyway, experts suggest bosses use the situation to their advantage.

A Round of 16 spot is on the line in Recife.

Jürgen Klinnsman’s team has plenty to prove, and would of course like to enter the knockout stages with a victory over one of the best teams in the world.

Who will be the key players when the United States takes on Germany in the crucial Group G decider at the 2014 World Cup?

Brazilian fans have nicknamed Mick Jagger “pé frio,” a term for a person who brings back luck, because of his record in backing losing teams in the World Cup.

Both Ghana and Portugal must win when they meet on Thursday in order to stand a chance of progressing to the last 16 of the 2014 World Cup.

Nigerian midfielder Michel Babatunde was taken off the field with an arm injury.

The United States needs a draw against Germany in the final match of Group G to ensure they progress to the last 16 of the 2014 World Cup.

A lot is riding on the match between Team USA and Germany in the 2014 World Cup.

Here's what needs to happen for Team USA to advance to the 2014 World Cup's next round.

The German national team's World Cup run has been tainted by fans involved in neo-Nazi and racist behavior.

The U.S. and Germany have a lot in common ahead of their match on Thursday

Considering it's a nonprofit, FIFA is rich, and so are some of its top execs.

Univision, ESPN and others have attracted record audiences looking online for free live streaming alternatives during the World Cup tournament.