Some countries (mostly in Latin America) learn that America is a single continent, with 3 sub-continents: North, Central and South America. And other countries do teach North, Central and South as 3 different continents.

There's really no clear worldwide definition of continent, some countries teach kids of a single continent of Asia and Europe, called Eurasia, or even Afro-Eurasia (which includes Africa).

Now on topic:

Italy 2 - 2 Uruguay
Costa Rica 1 - 0 England
Colombia 2 - 0 Japan
Greece 0 - 2 Ivory Coast

Continents are weird as shit as explained here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uBcq1x7P34

I cannot even comment without starting a debate. Shame on you rol. This thread is about soccer.

FIFA did a mistake on the replay, by measuring the offside drawning the line in the last player from Cammeron. Fred was behind the line of the ball when it was passed, so it's not a offside postion. The way they pictured the line WAS WRONG. The goal was absolutely LEGAL and it was a difficult one for the referees, who did a great work.

14 points for me today!

Italy 1 - 0 Uruguay
Costa Rica 1 - 2 England
Colombia 2 - 0 Japan
Greece 0 - 2 Ivory Coast

Italy x Uruguai is going to be a good game .

lol, I thought you were joking Rol. Mexico is in North America, but I don't doubt people in the USA are taught it's Central America :P

They teach kids that everything that speaks Spanish must be from Mexico, no other countries in the world speak Spanish.

Both of these statements are factually accurate.

Now this is bull. We're taught about Cuba and Spain too.

And Brazil. >_>