All matches will be covered live on the site: goals, cards, substitutions and additional statistics will be available in real time through FIFA.com’s exclusive ScoreCard service. Breaking news, post-match quotes and analysis, interviews and features will be produced direct from the venues.
Two minute video summaries will be made available free of charge shortly after the final whistle of each game (except Japan and Spain, where there is a 24 hour delay).
A full Japanese language version of the will also be offered as well as the four official FIFA.com languages (English, Spanish, French and German). This Japanese version is available on www.FIFA.com/jp
“FIFA is happy to be able to showcase world-class club football on its official Website and to offer fans a comprehensive coverage of this major Tournament” said Jérôme Valcke, FIFA Director of Marketing & TV Division. “With the support of our friends at Dentsu, FIFA.com will feature video highlights of each match.”
