This World Cup is a treat to watch

This World Cup is a treat to watch.

Mon, 30 Jun, 2014 - 01:00
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Greece looked dead and buried in their game against the Ivory Coast, but a never-say-die attitude earned them a penalty in the last seconds of the game.

Former Celtic striker, Georgios Samaras, did the business, cool as a breeze, and guided the ball into the back of the net, thus earning a place for Greece in the last 16.

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