Unofficial World Cup 2010 Fun Blog
Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban, the newly-built will host the semi-finals of the FIFA World Cup 2010.
Name: Durban Stadium
Gross Capacity: 69,957
Date – Time
Stage
Results
13 June – 20:30
Group D
Germany
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Australia
16 June – 16:00
Group H
Spain
-
Switzerland
19 June – 13:30
Group E
Netherlands
-
Japan
22 June – 20:30
Group B
Nigeria
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Korea Republic
25 June – 16:00
Group G
Portugal
-
Brazil
28 June – 16:00
Round of 16
1E
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2F
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Ellis Park Stadium is located in the centre of Johannesburg.
Name: Ellis Park Stadium
Gross Capacity: 61,639
Date – Time
Stage
Results
12 June – 16:00
Group B
Argentina
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Nigeria
15 June – 20:30
Group G
Brazil
-
Korea DPR
18 June – 16:00
Group C
Slovenia
-
USA
21 June – 20:30
Group H
Spain
-
Honduras
24 June – 16:00
Group F
Slovakia
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Italy
28 June – 20:30
Round of 16
1G
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2H
03 July – 20:30
Quarter-finals
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The Mbombela Stadium is the new built stadium for the FIFA World Cup 2010 in South Africa.
Name: Mbombela
Gross Capacity: 43,589
Date – Time
Stage
Results
16 June – 13:30
Group H
Honduras
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Chile
20 June – 16:00
Group F
Italy
-
New Zealand
23 June – 20:30
Group D
Australia
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Serbia
25 June – 16:00
Group G
Korea DPR
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Côte d’Ivoire
Free State Stadium is likely to be the centre of attention during the FIFA 2010 World Cup.
Stadium: Free State
Gross Capacity: 45,058
Date – Time
Stage
Results
14 June – 16:00
Group E
Japan
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Cameroon
17 June – 16:00
Group B
Greece
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Nigeria
20 June – 13:30
Group F
Slovakia
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Paraguay
22 June – 16:00
Group A
France
-
South Africa
25 June – 20:30
Group H
Switzerland
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Honduras
27 June – 16:00
Round of 16
1D
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2C
Soccer City Stadium, the newly-reconstructed and one of the most artistic and awe-inspiring football venues on the African continent will host the first and final matches of the FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010.
Stadium: Soccer City
Gross Capacity 88,460
Date – Time
Stage
Results
11 June – 16:00
Group A
South Africa
-
Mexico
14 June – 13:30
Group E
Netherlands
-
Denmark
17 June – 13:30
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The Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace is one of the stadiums for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Upon completion, the stadium will seat 42,000. The stadium is named after the Bafokeng people who live in the area.
The stadium is only a 25 minute drive to Sun City and 30 minutes to the Pilansberg. It is 12 [...]
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 [...]
Stadium: Loftus Versfeld
City: Tshwane/Pretoria
Capacity: 49,365
Loftus Versfeld is in the heart of Tshwane/Pretoria and currently has a seating capacity of 50,000.
Matches
Date – Time
Stage
Results
13 June – 16:00
Group D
Serbia
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Ghana
16 June – 20:30
Group A
South Africa
-
Uruguay
19 June – 20:30
Group E
Cameroon
-
Denmark
23 June – 16:00
Group C
USA
-
Algeria
25 June – 20:30
Group H
Chile
-
Spain
29 June – 16:00
Round of 16
1F
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2E
Name: Peter Mokaba
City: Polokwane
Capacity: 45,264
The newly-built Peter Mokaba stadium is situated approximately 5km from the city centre, with a total seating capacity of 45,000.
Matches
Date – Time
Stage
Results
13 June – 13:30
Group C
Algeria
-
Slovenia
17 June – 20:30
Group A
France
-
Mexico
22 June – 20:30
Group B
Greece
-
Argentina
24 June – 16:00
Group F
Paraguay
-
New Zealand
Name: Green Point
City: Cape Town
Capacity: 66,005
Green Point Stadium is one of the two semi-final venues for the FIFA World Cup.
Matches
Date – Time
Stage
Results
11 June – 20:30
Group A
Uruguay
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France
14 June – 20:30
Group F
Italy
-
Paraguay
18 June – 20:30
Group C
England
-
Algeria
21 June – 13:30
Group G
Portugal
-
Korea DPR
24 June – 20:30
Group E
Cameroon
-
Netherlands
29 June – 20:30
Round of 16
1H
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2G
03 July – 16:00
Quarter-finals
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06 July – 20:30
Semi-finals
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