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FIFA World Cup – Prize Money

We are less than one year away from FIFA World Cup 2014 and the excitments thrills and preparations for the big event started with the FIFA Confederations Cup 2013 in Brazil which the home side won it and now the countdown begins for the ultimate sporting event, the biggest in the world and in terms of prize money it ranks one of the most paying event.
So what is the prize money which will be handed to 32 team participation and how it will be distributed, lets take a closer look at World Cup 2014 finances.

Prize Money Distribution For FIFA World Cup 2014:

Total Prize Money: $576 million (confirmed by FIFA)
Participation Fee: $1.5 Million (each 32 Teams)

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Shakira Performs at 2014 World Cup Final Closing Ceremony

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Maradona: I'll roll out the red carpet for Messi if he surpasses me on Sunday

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The Argentina great insists he would be glad to see the Barcelona forward take up his mantle if he emulates his 1986 World Cup win, urging him to put his tiredness to one side

Diego Maradona hopes Lionel Messi can deliver a performance that betters his 1986 displays to lead Argentina past Germany in Sunday's final.

The Albiceleste, who progressed to the showpiece at the Maracana after a 4-2 penalty shootout win over the Netherlands, are aiming to lift their third World Cup and their first since Mexico in 1986 where they defeated die Mannschaft 3-2 in the final.

Scolari: We must honour the Brazil shirt against Netherlands

For details The Selecao boss refused to look back after a record-breaking defeat to Germany and pledged to restore some pride in the third-place playoff on Saturday

Brazil owe it to Neymar to be stronger against Germany in semi-final

Loss of forward Neymar is a huge blow to Brazil caused by Fifa’s failure to clamp down on persistent fouls during the World Cup

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The man Scolari needs to replace Neymar

With the Barcelona star's World Cup now over, another man in Brazil's ranks must help the host nation be more than the sum of their parts
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Martinez: World Cups set the trend

Everton manager Roberto Martinez has been in Brazil since the Opening Match as an analyst for ESPN, running the rule of the tournament's 60 matches so far.
Before his return to the Toffees and their pre-season preparations, he made time for an exclusive, in-depth interview for FIFA.com discussing the end of an era for Spain, the tactical trends at this FIFA World Cup™ and Brazil's chances without Neymar.
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