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WORLD CUP BRIEFS

AFP, Rio de laneiro
If Messi was an Englishman 1
English rock group The Band of God have released a video imagining the World Cup conquest England would wage if Lionel Messi were on the team. "If Messi Was an Englishman" opens with a review of England's roster and wishfully concludes, “What we need is one Messi."
The video then shows a Photoshopped Messi clad in iconic English garb - a Yeomen of the Guard uniform, a leather punk-rocker vest - and touring various national landmarks. It even offers to hand over the Falkland Islands - or Malvinas, as they are known in Argentina, which tried and failed to seize them from Britain in 1982 - if Messi's country letshim play for England.
Hungry Hazard's hamburger
Belgium's Eden Hazard spoke publicly for the first time about his infamous "hamburger incident" in a TV interview Sunday.
Hazard was suspended for three matches, later reduced to one, after he was substituted during a Euro 2012 qualifier against Turkey and left the stadium, only to be caught munching a hamburger outside.
"I sent a message to my dad and told him
to come outside, that we should leave," said Hazard, recalling his disappointment at being benched. "At the time I was super hungry. That's normal after a match.... Even if it's true that it was a stupid thing to do. But I learned my lesson."
Lufthansa rebrands as Fanhansa Lufthansa will put new logos on eight of its planes, temporarily rebranding itself as "Fanhansa" in support ofthe German national team and football fans everywhere, itsaid.
The logos will debut on a mid-range plane flying from Munich to Hamburg and London, and eventually feature on two more mid-range and five long-haul planes -including jumbo Boeing 747-8s, where they will be hard to miss, with letters measuring 1.2 meters (four feet) tall andagiant football.
The German flag carrier will transport the national team to Brazil in one of the planes. I'll drink to that
World Cup fans can celebrate after Brazil's finance ministry postponed a planned tax hike on cold beverages.
Finance Minister Guido Mantega told reporters: "The government will postpone the tax rise. It will be a Cup without drinks price rises."