World Cup Draw 2010 - Football News

Editor — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 19:00:00 GMT

The draw has been made for the 2010 World Cup finals, and there promises to be some great matches in the group stages, with Brazil taking on Portugal and England facing the United States!...(read more)

Football Boots - World Cup Heroes & Villains! - 19/11/09

Editor — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 09:54:00 GMT

These are the players and the football boots that have become national heroes and villains! There were some interesting boots on show, as these are the players who had a crucial role in their nation qualifying for the World Cup and breaking the hearts of entire nations......(read more)

SoccerBible Debate - Who will qualify for the World Cup? - 18/11/09

Editor — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 11:08:00 GMT

Six games remain to decide the teams that will be going to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. At the SoccerBible we've decided who we think will qualify for the World Cup, but we want to know which teams YOU think will be playing in South Africa next summer... ...(read more)

Football News - World Cup 2010 Stadium Guide

Editor — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 10:14:00 GMT

Check out the SoccerBible's comprehensive guide to the World Cup stadiums, these are the venues playing host to the best footballers in the world and doing South Africa proud as the host nation...

Green Point Stadium

City: Cape Town
Built: New
Capacity: 70,000

One of the most artistic football venues in South Africa, the newly-built Green Point Stadium is situated in one of the much sought-after areas in the city of Cape Town. Green Point Stadium is one of the two semi-final venues for the FIFA World Cup.

Durban Stadium

City: Durban
Built: New
Capacity: 70,000

The newly-built Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban will host one of the semi-finals of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The ground epitomises the architectural innovation on display in South Africa, with its grand arch representing the unity of this sport-loving nation.

Ellis Park Stadium

City: Johannesburg
Built: 1982
Capacity: 62,000

Ellis Park Stadium is located in the centre of Johannesburg and has hosted many epic sporting events including the final of the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup between Brazil and the United States. The ground was given a significant face-lift before the Confederations Cup finals and now seats 62,000 fans.

Soccer City Stadium

City: Johannesburg
Built: 1987
Capacity: 94,700

One of the most artistic and awe-inspiring football venues on the African continent, the newly-reconstructed Soccer City Stadium will host the first and final matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa.

Free State Stadium

City: Mangaung/Bloemfontein
Built: 1952
Capacity: 48,000

Home to some of the country's most fanatical group of supporters, the Free State Stadium is likely to be the centre of attention during the FIFA World Cup. The stadium was given a plush new look for the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup.

Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

City: Port Elizabeth
Built: New
Capacity: 48,000

The Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, set on the shores of the North End Lake is the first football dedicated stadium in the city or surrounding areas. The stadium was completed a year prior to the World Cup kick-off - a major milestone for the city.

Mbombela Stadium

City: Nelspruit
Built: New
Capacity: 46,000

The Mbombela Stadium takes its name from the local municipality which incorporates the city of Nelspruit. Mbombela is siSwati (one of the 11 official languages in South Africa) and literally means 'many people together in a small space.

Peter Mokaba Stadium

City: Polokwame
Built: New
Capacity: 46,000

Named after one of the renowned sons of the struggle and emancipation of South Africa against the apartheid regime, the Peter Mokaba Stadium holds much historical significance in South Africa. Peter Mokaba was born and bred in Polokwane and was renowned for his fighting spirit and for his inspirational leadership.

Royal Bafokeng Stadium

City: Rustenburg
Built: 1999
Capacity: 42,000

The stadium is named after the Bafokeng people who live in the area. In 2001 the South African national team played a FIFA World Cup qualifying game against Bakino Faso and won 2-1. It has been host to many Premier Soccer League games since, despite Rustenburg not having its own team.

Loftus Versfeld Stadium

City: Tshawane/Pretoria
Built:1906
Capacity: 50,000

Loftus Versfeld Stadium, situated in Tshwane/ Pretoria, is one of the oldest stadiums in South Africa. The stadium has been used for major sporting events since 1906.

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