Algeria : Abdelaziz Bouteflika
Argentina : Cristina Fernández de Kirchner 
Australia : Tony AbbottTuesday, December 17, 2013
2014 fifa world cup countries presidents
Algeria : Abdelaziz Bouteflika Argentina : Cristina Fernández de Kirchner Australia : Tony Abbott
world cup 2014 nations population statistics
United States : 317,281,000
Brazil : 201,032,714
Nigeria : 173,615,0002014 World Cup Groups
Brazil World Cup Groups
A:
Brazil - 
Mexico - 
Cameroon - 
Croatia B:
Spain - 
Netherlands - 
Chile - AustraliaC :
Colombia - 
Ivory Coast - 
Greece - 
JapanD :
Italy - 
England - 
Uruguay - 
Costa Rica E :
France - 
Switzerland - 
Ecuador - 
Honduras F:
Argentina - 
Iran - Nigeria - 
Bosnia and Herzegovina G:
Germany - 
Portugal - United States - 
Ghana H :
Russia - 
Belgium - Algeria - 
South Korea 2014 World Cup Groups - Group H
Group H
Russia - Belgium - Algeria - South Korea
Overview
It might sound mundane but this was the group many teams wanted to be in even before the draw started. Why? Well, because it’s the last to start, meaning there’s more time to prepare and acclimatise. It has logistical advantages too and the conditions should benefit those who make it up. Games will be played in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Belo Horizonte, which are all close together in the southeast of Brazil, where the weather is mild and the humidity low through June and July.
Russia - Belgium - Algeria - South KoreaOverview
It might sound mundane but this was the group many teams wanted to be in even before the draw started. Why? Well, because it’s the last to start, meaning there’s more time to prepare and acclimatise. It has logistical advantages too and the conditions should benefit those who make it up. Games will be played in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Belo Horizonte, which are all close together in the southeast of Brazil, where the weather is mild and the humidity low through June and July.
2014 World Cup Groups - Group G
Group G
Germany - Portugal - United States - Ghana
Overview
It’s Jurgen against Jogi: U.S. manager Jurgen Klinsmann, the former manager of Germany, faces his old assistant and successor, Joachim "Jogi" Loew. What an emotional encounter that will be. Klinsmann led the U.S. to a thrilling 4-3 win over a second-string Germany in a June friendly. Now it’s for real. While that grabs the headlines, don’t let it escape your attention that Ghana and Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal are also in this group. It promises to be tough and things could get steamy in Group G. No one wants to play in the Amazonian city of Manaus, but that’s just what the U.S. and Portugal will have to do in their second group game. It’ll get them and their fans hot under the collar.
Germany - Portugal - United States - GhanaOverview
It’s Jurgen against Jogi: U.S. manager Jurgen Klinsmann, the former manager of Germany, faces his old assistant and successor, Joachim "Jogi" Loew. What an emotional encounter that will be. Klinsmann led the U.S. to a thrilling 4-3 win over a second-string Germany in a June friendly. Now it’s for real. While that grabs the headlines, don’t let it escape your attention that Ghana and Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal are also in this group. It promises to be tough and things could get steamy in Group G. No one wants to play in the Amazonian city of Manaus, but that’s just what the U.S. and Portugal will have to do in their second group game. It’ll get them and their fans hot under the collar.
2014 World Cup Groups - Group F
Group F
Argentina - Iran - Nigeria - Bosnia and Herzegovina
Overview
This may not be one of the most eye-catching groups, but it does promise to be one of the most punishingly competitive. Argentina are the clear favourites for the group and have already forewarned competition debutant Bosnia of Argentinian power in a November friendly, walking all over Safet Susic’s side despite having a significantly understrength squad. Bosnia have plenty of attacking assets of their own -- this promises to be a group full of goals -- and will enter their first World Cup without any fear, having already hit the jackpot simply by qualifying top of a group featuring Greece.
Argentina - Iran - Nigeria - Bosnia and HerzegovinaOverview
This may not be one of the most eye-catching groups, but it does promise to be one of the most punishingly competitive. Argentina are the clear favourites for the group and have already forewarned competition debutant Bosnia of Argentinian power in a November friendly, walking all over Safet Susic’s side despite having a significantly understrength squad. Bosnia have plenty of attacking assets of their own -- this promises to be a group full of goals -- and will enter their first World Cup without any fear, having already hit the jackpot simply by qualifying top of a group featuring Greece.
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