England v Egypt (3-1)- Mohamed Zidan matched at 24 to be first scorer- England backed at a high of 4 - Egypt matched at a low of 2.32- Final score of 3-1 backed at 22 - England 7 to win the World Cup
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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,...
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...
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England v Egypt (3-1)- Mohamed Zidan matched at 24 to be first scorer- England backed at a high of 4 - Egypt matched at a low of 2.32- Final score of 3-1 backed at 22 - England 7 to win the World Cup
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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...
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naijafootball wrote: www.2dramasports.com Tunisia Vs Nigeria World Cup Qualifier June 20-2009. Match ends in a draw 0-0. Tunisia leads Group B with 7 points and Nigeria second with 5 points
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Four campuses across South Africa, UJ, Wits, UCT and UKZN, are gearing up to host thousands of tourists during the month of June for the 2010 Fifa World Cup.
Plans have been underway for the last three years across the country, where the university campuses of Johannesburg, Witwatersrand, Cape Town and KwaZulu Natal have undergone extensive infrastructure upgrades for what is hoped will make ideal World Cup bases for large groups of tourists.
“It will be a fun-filled World Cup experience that is ideal for groups,” says Mark Hinton, who came up with the accommodation idea.
A non-profit organization that teaches young people life lessons
through soccer strategies has scooped the Global Sports Forum award for
best Sport and Health programme.
Americans appear set to be by far the most numerous group of foreign fans coming to South Africa for the 2010 Soccer World Cup, Parliament's sports and recreation portfolio committee heard on Tuesday.
SA National Parks (Sanparks) have sold two-thirds of the accommodation they had received back from the Fifa accommodation agents, Match, in a single day.
Soccer City, the calabash-shaped main stadium of the 2010 FIFA World
Cup, was declared ready and officially handed over to the City of
Johannesburg yesterday.
Roger Jardine, CEO of the Aveng Group, handed the stadium over to the
Executive Mayor of Johannesburg, Amos Masondo to the sound of vuvuzelas
and Shosholoza.
“Like an African calabash that securely stores food and drink, this
calabash-inspired stadium will securely hold almost 90 000 fans who
will witness the opening game of the 2010 FIFA World Cup,” said
Jardine.
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 [...]
The South African Football Association (Safa) got it right at last when they secured Sturrock Park at the Wits University Sports Complex as their base camp for the 2010 World Cup.
Swimming champion Natalie Du Toit has won the annual Laureus Disability Award, says the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC).
Jacob Zuma shows Bafana captain Aaron Mokoena how to put the ball in the net. The SA president displayed his soccer skills at Wembley Stadium - and even at No.10 Downing Street - during his England tour
On the 20th anniversary of Nelson Mandelaâs release from prison, FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter pays tribute to a âdear friendâ and backs Madibaâs South Africa to deliver an outstanding FIFA World Cup.
In the second of ten Mini-Films we follow FIWC 2009 Champion, Bruce Grannec, on an unforgettable journey to Zurich, 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.
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