The program is said to be part of the world soccer organization's push to discourage drug use in the tournament. The players would still be tested at any time during the competition to ensure that they have not cheated or skirted FIFA Anti-doping Regulations.
The Guardian said that although the first few days of the tournament had showcased the talent of some of the top football players all over the world, it also showed how referees in the World Cup would require more experience in officiating international matches.
The latest subjects of the complaints are former Brazil midfielder Juninho Paulista and Italian defender Fabio Cannavaro, of which viewers claimed that the two were incomprehensible. Moreover, the two allegedly appeared confused with their co-presenters' analyses of the games.
The video shows Brazilian defender Dani Alves feigning injury from a supposed kick from head coach Luiz Felipe Scolari. Buzzfeed obtained a GIF image of the actual act that showed Alves dropping and clutching his left knee following Scolari's sideway kick.
