How to use Google to learn all about the World Cup

Google emerged in 1998 and took over as the top web searcher shortly thereafter. In recent years, the search service has been not only directing users to the websites where the news is sought, but also displaying information directly in the results of each search.

And it could not be different with the World Cup. The Russian World Cup is already heading towards the end and Google can still help a lot for those who want to know all about the matches that will decide the next champion and all the teams involved in the contest. And doing that is pretty simple: just search for "cup" on Google and check the results inside the search engine - both on desktop and mobile.

You can see table, standings, news about the national teams and players who are in Russia playing for the Cup and more information. News and specific data about a selection can be checked by entering the name of the country in question, and it is possible to follow the score of the games in real time. On Android, users can pin the game's scoreboard on the home screen to keep a close eye on everything.

During or after a match, you can access the lineups and check the statistics of each game to find out, for example, the percentage of ball possession of each team and also how many goal kicks each scorer struck against the opposing goal.

If the game is still running, it is possible to follow a bid by bid in real time, with some curiosities appearing in the timeline of the game.

If you can't keep up with the game on television, the internet or even the radio, go to the Google app to find out what happens in the upcoming World Cup games left over.

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How to use Google to learn all about the World Cup via TecMundo