The Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium will host the match for third place , and a quarter-final amid a total of eight matches during the FIFA World Cup. The stadium has an eye-catching, unique roof-structure and a spectacular view, overlooking the North End Lake.
The playing field is going to be of natural grass with the outer /surrounding area to be artificial turf. One of its first major test events  was the coveted Soweto Derby between Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs – a game that attracts capacity crowds in South Africa.
Before the construction of this multi-purpose venue, all international football matches were played at the Eastern Province rugby stadium, the EPRU Stadium.
The stadium, one of the newly-built stadiums for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, was completed a year prior to the commencement  of the world’s greatest show on earth – a major milestone for the city.

Name: Port Elizabeth
Gross Capacity: 46,082

Date – Time	Stage			Results
12 June – 13:30	Group B		Korea Republic	-	Greece
15 June – 16:00	Group G		Côte d’Ivoire	-	Portugal
18 June – 13:30	Group D		Germany	-	Serbia
21 June – 16:00	Group H		Chile	-	Switzerland
23 June – 16:00	Group C		Slovenia	-	England
26 June – 16:00	Round of 16		1A	-	2B
02 July – 16:00	Quarter-finals		W53	-	W54
10 July – 20:30	Match for third place		L61	-	L62