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Spain vs. Chile 2014 World Cup Game: Watch Online Live Stream Free [ESPN]

FIFA World Cup has progressed steadily into its first week, and teams have either excelled or pushed back, but every game has been hard-earned or fought as teams either inches one step closer or further away from the 2014 football (soccer) championship.
FIFA World Cup 2014 Live Streaming Free [ESPN]: Watch Online Spain vs Chile Soccer Game

Spain vs. Chile 2014 FIFA World Cup match will kick off Wednesday at 12 p.m. PT or 3 p.m. ET and fans can watch the highly anticipated game online at ESPN via live stream free on June 18, 2014.
Australia vs Netherlands Live Stream Free (ESPN): Watch Online 2014 FIFA World Cup Soccer

Australia will play against Netherlands at 9 a.m. PT or 3 p.m. ET as the first FIFA World Cup match on Wednesday, June 18, 2014. Following an overwhelming win against defending World Cup champion Spain, Netherlands is the favorite in the upcoming match, and Australia will be playing to avoid elimination.
Brazil vs Mexico ESPN Live Streaming Free: Watch FIFA World Cup 2014 Online

FIFA World Cup - Brazil vs. Mexico match will at 12 p.m. PT or 3 p.m. ET on Tuesday, June 17, 2014. Brazil is considered the favorite as it has 22 wins, 6 draws, and 10 losses against Mexico in head-to-head match.
Australia vs. Netherlands Live Stream Free (ESPN): Watch Online 2014 FIFA World Cup Soccer

ESPN will broadcast 43 matches while ABC will provide live feeds for the 10 weekend games, including the final. Every match will stream live online at ESPN3.com. The games will be recorded and made available online for those who missed the game.

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