World Cup Teams Are Playing For A Trophy And $35 Million
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It is becoming increasingly more lucrative to win the world's biggest soccer tournament as FIFA will pay this year's winning team $35 million.
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The winner's prize is up 16.7% from 2010 and 74.2% from 2006. Meanwhile, the amount that will be paid to the runner's up is up just $1 million to $25 million.
Curiously, there is little financial reward for making it out of the group stage as the payout to the teams that don't qualify for the knockout stage is $8 million and making it to the round of 16 only guarantees those teams an addition $1 million.
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