Top 10 Football Ads Of All Time - World Cup 2014

The FIFA World Cup 2014 will be the twentieth FIFA World Cup, a global men's football competition that is going to be played in Brazil from 12 of June to 13 of July 2014. It will be the second time that Brazil has facilitated this tournament, the previous being in 1950. Brazil was chosen unchallenged as host country in 2007 after the global football alliance, FIFA, declared that the competition would be organized in South America surprisingly since 1978 in Argentina and the fifth time by and large. Not a single ball has been kicked at the World Cup 2014, yet the greatest stars on the whole planet have already started to do Football ads and here are the Top 10 football advertisements:-

1.     McDonald's - GOL: Pesky kids firing balls at office girls through open windows, grandads ball-juggling on mobility scooters, elegant ladies doing keepy-uppies in heels and cool cats shooting balls off bridges into cement mixers - what's not to like in it?

2.     Adidas - The Dream: A restless Lionel Messi has dreams - and nightmares - about the World Cup, before proving that he really is so good he can score goals in his sleep.

3.     Puma - StartBelieving: Fabregas, Aguero, Balotelli and co get ready to rumble. They believe - do you?

4.     Nike - Winner Stays On: Every youngster pretends to be their hero in the playground - in this ad the dream comes to life, as  Ronaldo, Rooney, Neymar, Ibrahimovic, the Incredible Hulk and a postie called Iniesto get down with the kids to show off their skills.

5.     Pepsi - #FutbolNow: Cool kid creates a beat from opening a can, smashing a ball into a fence, the rattle and swooshes of a graffiti can and the clinking of drinks bottles. He then hangs out with Messi, Aguero, David Luiz and Jack Wilshere, before leading a mass singalong of David Bowie's Heroes - we've all been there.

6.     Emirates - All-time Greats: Pele and Ronaldo walk onto a plane (no it's not the start of a joke). Both have their noses put out of joint when one is favoured over the other but luckily the two legends see the funny side.

7.      ESPN - Ian Darke: The man behind the mic warms up for the World Cup by commentating on a blind date restaurant mismatch that's akin to Brazil v the Faroe Islands.

8.     Powerade - Power in Every Game: This powerful ad tells us whether you're Andres Iniesta, a group of kids on a dusty, makeshift pitch, or a disabled footballer overcoming all odds, the end goal is the same for everyone.

9.     ESPN - Time Zone: Whether you’re in (deep breath) Rio, Kumasi, Valencia, Moscow, Tehran, Osaka, Seattle, Guadalajara, or halfway up the Andes this summer, every four years the world has one time zone.

10.  Sony - One Stadium: Again, no big names in this one, but lots of people dancing and even a cushion fight in this 'stadium without borders'.

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