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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.

A story claiming that Portugal star Cristiano Ronaldo shaved a line into his hair in order to express solidarity with a 10-month-old has gone viral, but it appears to be a hoax.

Sunday’s 2-2 game may be the most-watched soccer match ever on American television.

The World Cup brought a new tweets record for Twitter, but will it juice new user growth?

A petition that one can only assume is a joke is calling on the White House to invade Portugal in revenge for the Europeans' late goal against Team USA.

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

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

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

Team USA saw its 2014 World Cup odds change after its draw with Portugal.

Twitter users predicted who will win the USA vs. Germany World Cup match with the help of #WW3.

Several scenarios have Team USA advancing in the 2014 World Cup.

The U.S. maintains second in Group G behind Germany, but aren’t guaranteed a spot in the knockout stage with Portugal and Ghana still in contention.

Portugal struck late to deny the United States passage into the World Cup last 16 after a 2-2 draw in Manaus.

Portugal jumped out to a big goal in the fifth minute.

The American team has a lot of celebrity support heading into its big Sunday evening game against Portugal.

The U.S. and manager Jurgen Klinnsman need many things to fall their way if they hope to advance.

The Portuguese star is hoping to put on quite the show against the United States on Sunday.

Forward Miroslav Klose joined exclusive company when he tied Brazil’s Ronaldo with 15 career goals in the World Cup.

The United States men’s national team will take on Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal in their second match of their 2014 World Cup on Sunday.

FIFA TV's Niclas Ericson says there is a "highly encouraging growth in markets such as the United States and Australia."