Germany and Argentina are the two teams left standing to vie for the ultimate prize in this quadrennial tournament. Watch them duel with one another on July 14, 03:00 (GMT+8) in the Finals of 2014 FIFA World Cup. Can the underperforming Argentina shock the overwhelming favourite Germany who humiliated host Brazil with a 1-7 score-line. Are we going to see Lionel Messi scoring barrage? Or will the methodical Germans manhandle Argentina?

Brazil faced a humiliating defeat against Germany with a 1-7 score line. The host nation wasn’t able to quell the attacking squad of Germany after missing Neymar and Thiago Silva on the field. Brazil will fight for a third place finish instead, against Netherlands. Louis van Gaal's side were close to making it to the finals; however, Argentina denied them during the penalty shoot-out. Kick off on July 13, 04:00 (GMT+8).

The German MotoGP begins on July 13, 2014 at Sachsenring, Hohenstein-Ernstthal. Defending champion Marc Marquez is poised to add to his growing number of titles and enhance his hold and domination of the current MotoGP season. The young Spaniard is leading the race in points as he continues with his title defense, eyeing a back-to-back win. Can Marquez once again secure the top podium once the chequered flag comes down?

League-leading side Urawa Red Diamonds host the visiting Albirex Niigata on July 19, 17:00 (GMT+8) at the Saitama Stadium. Urawa are 4W-1D in their last five J1 League matches, and Albirex Niigata are looking to give Urawa their fourth loss of the season. Urawa, having won the three most recent head-to-head matches versus Albirex Niigata, are the favoured side in this contest, over the struggling Albirex Niigata which are currently lodged 7th in the table.

Sagan Tosu and Vissel Kobe, J1 League's second and third-best teams so far, will meet for a match on July 19, 18:00(GMT+8) at NOEVIR Stadium. The last time Sagan Tosu visited Vissel Kobe, the host won via a 3-2 scoreline. Sagan Tosu are yet to win inside Vissel Kobe's turf, since the best Sagan Tosu could come up with here is a draw match which happened twice in the past, including a 0-0 deadlock in 2012.