Can FourFourTwo.com News Editor Gregg Davies wear a different football-themed shirt every day for the entirety of the tournament? Well let's see... stay tuned every day!
Day 1: Friday 11 June
(South Africa 1-1 Mexico, Uruguay 0-0 France)
"Let's start with a classic, the red England away kit. And yes, that's a half-naked Homer Simpson coming out of the top of my head."
Day 2: Saturday 12 June
(S Korea 2-0 Greece, Argentina 1-0 Nigeria, England 1-1 USA)
"Small-screen villain causes disappointment at Casa Davies."
Day 3: Sunday 13 June
(Algeria 0-1 Slovenia, Serbia 0-1 Ghana, Germany 4-0 Australia)
"It's the only way to go."
Day 4: Monday 14 June
(Holland 2-0 Denmark, Japan 1-0 Cameroon, Italy 1-1 Paraguay)
"Another day, another team, another draw."
Day 5: Tuesday 15 June
(New Zealand 1-1 Slovakia, Ivory Coast 0-0 Portugal, Brazil 2-1 North Korea)
"Classic memories."
Day 6: Wednesday 16 June
(Honduras 0-1 Chile, Spain 0-1 Switzerland, South Africa 0-3 Uruguay)
"Fifteen-hour days starting to take their toll. Lego Gazza seems apt."
Day 7: Thursday 17 June
(Argentina 4-1 South Korea, Greece 2-1 Nigeria, France 0-2 Mexico)
"A great line-up, this, if not particularly effective at set-pieces - too short."
Day 8: Friday 18 June
(Germany 0-1 Serbia, Slovenia 2-2 USA, England 0-0 Algeria)
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"Praying for victory."
Day 9: Saturday 19 June
(Holland 1-0 Japan, Ghana 1-1 Australia, Cameroon 1-2 Denmark)
"The morning after."
Day 10: Sunday 20 June
(Slovakia 0-2 Paraguay, Italy 1-1 New Zealand, Brazil 3-1 Ivory Coast)
"Mania sets in."
Day 11: Monday 21 June
(Portugal 7-0 North Korea, Chile 1-0 Switzerland, Spain 2-0 Honduras)
"Medication kicks in."
Day 12: Tuesday 22 June
(Mexico 0-1 Uruguay, France 1-2 South Africa, Nigeria 2-2 South Korea, Greece 0-2 Argentina)
"It's the hope that kills you."
Day 13: Wednesday 23 June
(Slovenia-England, USA-Algeria, Ghana-Germany, Australia-Serbia)
"Do I have to take this to the pub, gaffer?"
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