Brazil 2014 is the perfect setting for Lionel Messi and his Argentinian teammates to win the World Cup.

Mention the name Belo Horizonte to an English soccer fan and he or she will probably wince. Mention the Brazilian mining city to a U.S. soccer fan and he or she will probably smile.

The Mexican national soccer team is on the brink of not qualifying for the 2014 World Cup games in Brazil - for the first time in more than three decades.

Barca could not hold a one-goal lead and was forced to settle for a 2-2 draw at Celta Vigo in Spain's La Liga, but the Argentine superstar Lionel Messi stole the headlines yet again.

As the United States and Mexico prepare for yet another confrontation Tuesday night, let us relive some of the most memorable matches between the countries throughout the years.

Could Lionel Messi become the greatest scorer of all time?  

Carlos Tevez's drunk driving situation didn't affect his play for Manchester City and Lionel Messi is getting some much needed rest.

Barcelona is enduring its most difficult spell of the season, while Ronaldo and Real Madrid are flourishing.

Carlos Llamosa narrowly escaped death on the Feb. 26, 1993 terrorist attack at New York's World Trade Center.

Nothing like not one, but two Clasico matches within a five-day span to be used as a warm-up for key UEFA Champions League clashes for Barcelona and Real Madrid.