France vs Honduras World Cup 2014: How to watch live stream online

France and Honduras will fight it out in an important Group E game on Sunday from the World Cup 2014 in Brazil. France will be favorites to claim the win, but expect Honduras to go all out to cause an upset, and if France are not on top of their game there could be a shock in this one.

Today's game will start at 3 p.m. EST and will be broadcast on the ABC TV network. The game is also available to watch online through live stream via the link provided below.

Franck Ribery will be missing for the French today, and his absence will be a massive blow to the team. He provides an extra dimension for his team going forward, and the French attack will definitely be missing something with his out of today's game.

That could give Honduras confidence that they are capable of pulling off an upset today.

The French have had a bad recent history in World Cups. In their last three World Cups they have disappointed in a big way, and Honduras will be hoping to spark a similar collapse from the French today.

France have in fact won only one of their last nine games in the World Cup group stages – a 2-0 win over Togo way back in 2006.

They will be confident that they can do much better this time, and considering their group – consisting of Honduras, Ecuador and Switzerland – they will feel they should be making the knock out stages at this year's tournament.

Today's big game is scheduled to kick off at 3 p.m. EST and can be watched online through live streaming by clicking here.

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