France versus Mexico (World Cup 2010)

By grrlscientist on June 22, 2010.

tags: FuÃball, sports, soccer, futbol, World Cup Soccer, France, Mexico, Lego, silly, satire, humor, funny, television, streaming video

This hilarious video satire is surprisingly well-done. It shows highlights of Mexico's shock 2-0 win over France in the world cup 2010, recreated in lego.

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England versus USA (WorldCup Football 2010)

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Germany versus Australia (World Cup 2010)

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