Johannesburg world cup stadium profile

Johannesburg world cup stadium


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Stadium to be used in the 2010 world cup in south africa are 10 stadiums. The following is a list of stadiums that will host the 2010 World Cup games.

• Green Point Stadium, Cape Town
• Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
• Nelson Mandela Stadium, Port Elizabeth
• Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit
• Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg
• Soccer City, Johannesburg
• Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria
• Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
• Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg
• Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane

Johannesburg is the stadium that will host the opening match and final macth. and here are the party who will play at the Johannesburg Stadium.

Group A
Jun. 11
South Africa vs. Mexico
10:00 am, Johannesburg

Group B
Jun 12
Argentina vs. Nigeria
7:30 am, Johannesburg

Jun. 17
Argentina vs. South Korea
2:30 pm, Johannesburg

Jun. 18
Slovenia vs. United States
10:00 am, Johannesburg

Jun. 23
Ghana vs. Germany
2:30 pm, Johannesburg

Group E:

Jun. 14
Netherlands vs. Denmark
7:30 am, Johannesburg

Jun. 24
Slovakia vs. Italy
10:00 am, Johannesburg

Jun. 15
Brazil vs. North Korea
2:30 pm, Johannesburg

Jun. 20
Brazil vs. Ivory Coast
2:30 pm, Johannesburg

Winn Group D vs. Run Group C (14:00 GMT)
52 PARTIES
Johannesburg:

53 PARTIES
Durban:
Win Group E vs Run Group F (14:00 GMT)
54 PARTIES
Johannesburg:

Winner 53 vs. Winner 54 (14:00 GMT)
58 PARTIES
Johannesburg:

Final Party
Sunday, July 11
Johannesburg:

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Ronaldinho is one of few Brazilian players to have played at every international age level. He was part of the first Brazilian team to win the FIFA U-17 World Championship in 1997, in which his first goal was a penalty against Austria in the first group match, which Brazil won 7-0. Ronaldinho finished with two goals and was awarded the Bronze Ball award as Brazil scored a total of twenty-one goals while only conceding two.

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South africa World Cup 2010 Schedule and Map

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Group Classifications

GROUP A	GROUP B	GROUP C	GROUP D
South Africa	Argentina	England	Germany
Mexico	Nigeria	USA	Australia
Uruguay	Korea Rep	Algeria	Serbia
France	Greece	Slovenia	Ghana

GROUP E	GROUP F	GROUP G	GROUP H
Netherlands	Italy	Brazil	Spain
Denmark	Paraguay	Korea DPR	Switzerland
Japan	NewZealand	Ivory Coast	Honduras
Cameroon	Slovakia	Portugal	Chile

Time Schedule

Group A Jun. 11 South Africa vs. Mexico 10:00 am, Johannesburg Jun. 11 Uruguay vs. France 2:30 pm, Cape Town Jun. 16 South Africa vs. Uruguay 2:30 pm, Pretoria Jun. 17 France vs. Mexico 7:30 am, Polokwane Jun. 22 Mexico vs. Uruguay 10:00 am, Rustenburg Jun. 22 France vs. South Africa 10:00 am, Bloemfontein

Group B Jun 12 Argentina vs. Nigeria 7:30 am, Johannesburg Jun. 12 South Korea vs. Greece 10:00 am, Port Elizabeth Jun. 17 Greece vs. Nigeria 10:00 am, Bloemfontein Jun. 17 Argentina vs. South Korea 2:30 pm, Johannesburg Jun. 22 Nigeria vs. South Korea 2:30 pm, Durban Jun. 22 Greece vs. Argentina 2:30 pm, Polokwane

Group C: Jun. 12 England vs. United States 2:30 pm, Rustenburg Jun 13 Algeria vs. Slovenia 7:30 am, Polokwane Jun. 18 Slovenia vs. United States 10:00 am, Johannesburg Jun. 18 England vs. Algeria 2:30 pm, Cape Town Jun. 23 Slovenia vs. England 10:00 am, Port Elizabeth Jun. 23 United States vs. Algeria 10:00 am, Pretoria

Group D: Jun. 13 Germany vs. Australia 10:00 am, Durban Jun. 13 Serbia vs. Ghana 2:30 pm, Pretoria Jun. 18 Germany vs. Serbia 7:30 am, Port Elizabeth Jun. 19 Ghana vs. Australia 7:30 am, Rustenburg Jun. 23 Ghana vs. Germany 2:30 pm, Johannesburg Jun. 23 Australia vs. Serbia 2:30 pm, Nelspruit

Group E: Jun. 14 Netherlands vs. Denmark 7:30 am, Johannesburg Jun. 14 Japan vs. Cameroon 10:00 am, Bloemfontein Jun. 19 Netherlands vs. Japan 10:00 am, Durban Jun. 19 Cameroon vs. Denmark 2:30 pm, Pretoria Jun. 24 Denmark vs. Japan 2:30 pm, Rustenburg Jun. 24 Cameroon vs. Netherlands 2:30 pm, Cape Town

Group F: Jun. 14 Italy vs. Paraguay 2:30 pm, Cape Town Jun. 15 New Zealand vs. Slovakia 7:30 am, Rustenburg Jun. 20 Slovakia vs. Paraguay 7:30 am, Bloemfontein Jun. 20 Italy vs. New Zealand 10:00 am, Nelspruit Jun. 24 Slovakia vs. Italy 10:00 am, Johannesburg Jun. 24 Paraguay vs. New Zealand 10:00 am, Polokwane

Group G: Jun. 15 Ivory Coast vs. Portugal 10:00 am, Port Elizabeth Jun. 15 Brazil vs. North Korea 2:30 pm, Johannesburg Jun. 20 Brazil vs. Ivory Coast 2:30 pm, Johannesburg Jun. 21 Portugal vs. North Korea 7:30 am, Cape Town Jun. 25 North Korea vs. Ivory Coast 10:00 am, Nelspruit Jun. 25 Portugal vs. Brazil 10:00 am, Durban

Group H: Jun. 16 Honduras vs. Chile 7:30 am, Nelspruit Jun. 16 Spain vs. Switzerland 10:00 am, Durban Jun. 21 Chile vs. Switzerland 10:00 am, Port Elizabeth Jun. 21 Spain vs. Honduras 2:30 pm, Johannesburg Jun. 25 Switzerland vs. Honduras 2:30 pm, Bloemfontein Jun. 25 Chile vs. Spain 2:30 pm, Pretoria

Second Round (1/8 Final)

49 PARTIES Saturday, June 26Port Elizabeth: Win Group A vs Run Group B (14:00 GMT) PARTY 50 Rustenburg: Win Group C vs. Run Group D (18:30 GMT) Sunday, June 27 51 PARTIES Bloemfontein: Winn Group D vs. Run Group C (14:00 GMT) 52 PARTIES Johannesburg: Win Group B vs. Run-up Group A (18:30 GMT) Monday, June 28

53 PARTIES Durban: Win Group E vs Run Group F (14:00 GMT) 54 PARTIES Johannesburg: Win Group G v Run Group H (18:30 GMT) Tuesday, June 29 55 PARTIES Pretoria: Win Group F vs. Run Group E (14:00 GMT) 56 PARTIES Cape Town: Win Group H v Run Group G (18:30 GMT)

note:
win = winner
run = runner up

Quarter Final

Friday, July 2 57 PARTIES Port Elizabeth: Winner 53 vs. Winner 54 (14:00 GMT) 58 PARTIES Johannesburg: Winner 49 vs. Winner 50 (18:30 GMT)

Saturday, July 3 59 PARTIES Cape Town: Winner 52 vs. Winner 51 (14:00 GMT) PARTY 60 Johannesburg: Winner 55 vs. Winner 56 (18:30 GMT)

Semi Finals

Tuesday, July 6 Cape Town: Winner 58 vs. Winner 57 (18:30 GMT)	Wednesday, July 7 Durban: Winner 59 vs. Winner 60 (18:30 GMT)

3rd Place TO-3

Saturday, July 10
Port Elizabeth:
Losing teams competed in the semifinals (18:30 GMT)

Final

Sunday, July 11
Johannesburg: