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Did you check Microsoft Soccer Scorecard?


Follow your favorite teams and players during the FIFA World Cup tournament with Microsoft Soccer Scoreboard. This program allows you to access all the latest tournament news and information with just a click of a button!

Brazil is my favorite team. I have attached the screenshot taken from my laptop (of this tool) displaying Brazil's first match result. Hope this time they would win the world cup :)

More than that I am eagerly waiting for Ronaldo to break Gred Mullers record of 14 World Cup goals by an individual. If my memory is right, I guess he just needs 3 more goals not too far :)

By the way, whats your favorite team? what do you think about Brazil's chance of winning 2006 world cup?

You can download Microsoft Soccer Scorecard here.

Comments

Unknown said…
CNN IBN has similar kind of soccer scorecard, check out that, I feel IBN's tool is so cooooool

http://www.ibnlive.com/football/fdownload.php
Unknown said…
CNN IBN has similar kind of soccer scorecard, check out that, I feel IBN's tool is so cooooool

http://www.ibnlive.com/football/fdownload.php
Vadivel said…
Thanks for the link Mali. Btw, thanks for dropping by :)
Vadivel said…
If you are a google fan .. then you might want to try this out http://www.google.com/ig/add?moduleurl=world_cup.xml

Btw, it has nothing to install.

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