2010 World Cup draw (4 Dec. 2009)
Group A: South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay, France
Group B: Argentina, South Korea, Nigeria, Greece
Group C: England, USA, Algeria, Slovenia
Group D: Germany, Australia, Ghana, Serbia
Group E: Netherlands, Japan,...
The major difference with this Football World Cup as opposed to previous ones is this:
1. You cannot arrive with just your passport and a credit card!2. YOBS who get pissed or stoned out of their head and hope a good samaritan will...
Well, with yet another romping victory for the Springboks, one wonders how Bafana Bafana are feeling?
I would hope that they are happy to be left out of the media spotlight for now, while they get on in earnest with preparations for the qualifier...
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2010 World Cup draw (4 Dec. 2009)
Group A: South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay, France
Group B: Argentina, South Korea, Nigeria, Greece
Group C: England, USA, Algeria, Slovenia
Group D: Germany, Australia, Ghana, Serbia
Group E: Netherlands, Japan,...
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The major difference with this Football World Cup as opposed to previous ones is this:
1. You cannot arrive with just your passport and a credit card!2. YOBS who get pissed or stoned out of their head and hope a good samaritan will...
Read More
Well, with yet another romping victory for the Springboks, one wonders how Bafana Bafana are feeling?
I would hope that they are happy to be left out of the media spotlight for now, while they get on in earnest with preparations for the qualifier...
Read More
R3nanMuniz wrote: Domingo, 28/06/2009 The final day of the FIFA Confederations Cup South Africa 2009 produced ten goals and two comebacks, as Brazil and Spain turned the tables on USA and South Africa respectively. When matchwinner Lucio lifted the trophy, he also...
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Tickets for the World Cup semi-finals and final, as well as two of
England's first round matches in South Africa, have sold out, FIFA said
on Friday.
FIFA said there were no more tickets for England's matches against the
United States in Rustenburg on June 12 and Slovenia in Port Elizabeth
on June 23.
Tickets for the match between world champions Italy and Paraguay in
Cape Town on June 11 and Brazil and Portugal in Durban a fortnight
later have also sold out.
The 2010 FIFA World Cup is South Africa’s next big ‘defining moment’. The 2010 football World Cup is a powerful creator of opportunity for us all and can be used as a springboard to our future. And, according to our President, Jacob Zuma, the current economic climate “provides an opportunity to alleviate the effects of the so-called ‘brain-drain’ by attracting the Diaspora back home to reconstruct the continent.”
South African courts will operate for 16 hours a day during the World Cup to avoid clogging up the justice system, the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development said on Wednesday.
South African soccer fans will be able to buy world cup tickets over
the counter from April, football governing body FIFA and the Local
Organising Committee confirmed on Wednesday.
Great to see Charl Schwartzel coming together to win the almost R11m first prize.
Also – congratulations to a friend of mine, Thomas Aiken for placing second to start the year off as well as he ended 2009. Another South African placed 3rd: Jbe’ Kruger. That makes it an SA 1st/2nd/3rd finish. Lovely.
Here’s the [...]
I was fortunate enough to receive photos of the Moses Mabhida stadium in Durban over email.
I managed to find a source for the photographs. Credit goes to Lefty Shivambu for the all of the photos.
Have a look for yourself.
Forget Greenpoint, Port Elizabeth or any other stadium, this one simply blows my mind. [...]
RUGBY
CRICKET
What a fantastic achievement. South Africa is currently the number one country in Test Cricket Ranking and the Rugby Union Rankings. What a sight! What an achievement and what a time to do it.
Coupled with Caster Semenya’s victory and the 2010 World Cup coming to SA, the Gautrain and tourism pumping, South Africa is [...]
Sadly the two aren’t related. Caster captured gold at the IAAF World Championship but it was the IAAF’s gender investigation of Caster Semenya that has captured headlines.
It’s been a few days since Caster took the gold and I’ve held off on blogging about it for various reasons. Firstly people initially thought it humorous what [...]
I blogged about the need for 15000 volunteers to come forward for the 2010 Football World Cup. It seems as thought people in SA and around the world are not shy to lend a hand.
SouthAfrica.info reports that over 11000 volunteers have already come forward and offered their services from all across the globe. That’s impressive [...]
European champions Spain were handed an easy-looking path to the Euro 2012 finals in Poland and Ukraine in Sunday’s qualifying draw, although coach Vicente Del Bosque said afterwards he was taking nothing for granted.
South African wicketkeeper Mark Boucher sustained a back injury during the third day of the first test against India on Monday which kept him off the field during the final session.
Since climbing to the top of the Premier League, Arsenal has taken only one point from three games, slipped to third and been knocked out of the FA Cup.
Winner of the FIFA Interactive World Cup 2009 Bruce Grannec spends a day in Zurich (Switzerland) during the FIFA World Player Gala on December 21, 2009.
Marta tells FIFA.com all about how it feels to have won her fourth FIFA Womenâs World Player of the Year award and her experiences playing for club sides Los Angeles Sol and FC Santos.
Lionel Messi received the FIFA World Player Award for the first time thanks to his wonderful performance throughout 2009. After collecting the trophy, Messi - the award's first-ever Argentinian winner - spoke exclusively to FIFA.com about the honour's significance and the secret to his success.
Cristiano Ronaldo picked up the inaugural FIFA Puskás Award, his superb long-range strike for Manchester United against Porto in the UEFA Champions League honoured as 2009's best goal. After collecting the prize, the Real Madrid star spoke exclusively to FIFA.com about his award-winning goal.
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