The 2014 World Cup starts Thursday June 12 when the host Brazil takes on Croatia. Starting Friday, there will be at least three World Cup games every day for 14-straight days. The start times — 12 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m., and 6 p.m. eastern time — are more conducive to watching live in the United States than they were in previous World Cups. Heres a full, day-by-day schedule, with the must-watch game of each day in bold. If youre at work, all the games will be streaming live on WatchESPN: Thursday, June 12 Brazil vs. Croatia (Group A) — 4 p.m., ESPN Friday, June 13 Mexico vs. Cameroon (Group A) — 12 p.m., ESPN2 Spain vs. Netherlands (Group B) — 3 p.m., ESPN Chile vs. Australia (Group B) — 6 p.m., ESPN2 Saturday, June 14 Colombia vs. Greece (Group C) — 12 p.m., ABC Uruguay vs. Costa Rica (Group D) — 3 p.m., ABC England vs. Italy (Group D) — 6 p.m., ESPN Ivory Coast vs. Japan (Group C) — 9 p.m., ESPN Sunday, June 15 Switzerland vs. Ecuador (Group E) — 12 p.m., ABC France vs. Honduras (Group E) — 3 p.m., ABC Argentina vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina (Group F) — 6 p.m., ESPN Monday, June 16 Germany vs. Portugal (Group G) — 12 p.m., ESPN Iran vs. Nigeria (Group F) — 3 p.m., ESPN USA vs. Ghana (Group G) — 6 p.m., ESPN Tuesday, June 17 Belgium vs. Algeria (Group H) — 12 p.m., ESPN Brazil vs. Mexico (Group A) — 3 p.m., ESPN Russia vs. South Korea (Group H) — 6 p.m., ESPN Wednesday, June 18 Australia vs. Netherlands (Group B) — 12 p.m., ESPN Spain vs. Chile (Group B) — 3 p.m., ESPN Cameroon vs. Croatia (Group A) — 6 p.m., ESPN Thursday, June 19 Colombia vs. Ivory Coast (Group C) — 12 p.m., ESPN Uruguay vs. England (Group D) — 3 p.m., ESPN Japan vs. Greece (Group C) — 6 p.m., ESPN Friday, June 20 Italy vs. Costa Rica (Group D) — 12 p.m., ESPN Switzerland vs. France (Group E) — 3 p.m., ESPN Honduras vs. Ecuador (Group E) — 6 p.m., ESPN Saturday, June 21 Argentina vs. Iran (Group F) — 12 p.m., ESPN Germany vs. Ghana (Group G) — 3 p.m., ESPN Nigeria vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina (Group F) — 6 p.m., ESPN Sunday, June 22 Belgium vs. Russia (Group H) — 12 p.m., ABC South Korea vs. Algeria (Group H) — 3 p.m., ABC USA vs. Portugal (Group G) — 6 p.m., ESPN Monday, June 23 Netherlands vs. Chile (Group B) — 12 p.m., ESPN Australia vs. Spain (Group B) — 12 p.m., ESPN2 Croatia vs. Mexico (Group A) — 4 p.m., ESPN Cameroon vs. Brazil (Group A) — 4 p.m., ESPN Tuesday, June 24 Italy vs. Uruguay (Group D) — 12 p.m., ESPN Costa Rica vs. England (Group D) — 12 p.m., ESPN2 Japan vs. Colombia (Group C) — 4 p.m., ESPN Greece vs. Ivory Costa (Group C) — 4 p.m., ESPN2 Wednesday, June 25 Nigeria vs. Argentina (Group F) — 12 p.m., ESPN Bosnia-Herzegovina vs. Iran (Group F) — 12 p.m., ESPN2 Ecuador vs. France (Group E) — 4 p.m., ESPN Honduras vs. Switzerland (Group E) — 4 p.m., ESPN2 Thursday, June 26 USA vs. Germany (Group G) — 12 p.m., ESPN Portugal vs. Ghana (Group G) — 12 p.m., ESPN2 South Korea vs. Belgium (Group H) — 4 p.m., ESPN Algeria vs. Russia (Group H) — 4 p.m., ESPN2 More From Business Insider Six-Second Animation Shows How The Design Of The World Cup Ball Went From Simple To Complicated Englands World Cup Training Center In Rio Looks Like A Postcard One Dead After Part Of Unfinished Monorail Being Built For World Cup Collapses In São Paulo 16 Terms That Will Make You Sound Smart When People Are Talking About The World Cup
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