* Jon Oliver on the mixed emotions football fans feel towards a game that’s more like a religion for most of them and the corrupt body that oversees the quadrennial tournament…
* Twitter has enabled graphic hashtags of national flags for the World Cup.
* Brazil’s inequality summed up in one stark football-related – although not 2014 World Cup – image.
* The World Cup of Everything Else – how various countries stack up in a range of different measures and categories
* The World Cup By The Numbers
* Betting Sites Can Often Give Good Insight Into Who Will Ultimately Win Sports (and Political) Events
* Who to cheer for in the World Cup flowchart. (England’s not my home country but the England/the UK is where all my ancestors came from so that’s why I cheer for England – even though I also answer “Yes” to the second question on the flow chart which says that having traveled abroad to England is a reason I *shouldn’t* cheer for them. But yeah, Go England!)
…many of the links above plus lots more interesting stuff can be found by searching Reddit’s r/infographics for “World Cup”
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