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:

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Full Name :Yoann Gourcuff
Birth Date :July 11, 1986
Birth Place :Ploemeur, France
Height :1.85m
Weight :79 kg
Age :23
Position :Midfielder
Squad No :8

Gourcuff is one of the stars of the future for France, as his performances for Bordeaux set Ligue 1 alight in the 2008-09 season.

On loan from AC Milan, the tricky attacking midfielder asserted himself on the French league as he was not able to claim a place in the Rossoneri's first-team squad and he also made an impact on the French national side when he was given his first cap against Sweden.

A young Gourcuff began his career under the tutelage of his father at FC Lorient, before he signed a youth contract with Stade Rennais in 2001. He signed his first professional deal in 2003 and despite making only nine appearances, bagged seven goals in his first full season.

The following season he became more important to the club and led the side to 7th in Ligue 1 - winning them a place in the 2006 Intertoto Cup - and began to attract attention from Europe. Valencia and Arsenal showed interested, but Gourcuff moved to Milan in the summer of 2006.

He began his career at the San Siro well, scoring a goal in Milan's first UEFA Champions League match against AEK Athens. But he was never going to displace Kaka from the starting lineup and grew increasingly frustrated by his time on the bench.

Making 12 substitute appearances in his first season, and 11 the next, Gourcuff took the decision to seek first-team football elsewhere. He chose to head back to France and was allowed to leave on loan to Bordeaux for the 2008-09 season.

One of the most consistent players in Bordeaux's squad, his goalscoring form and terrific playmaking skills made him a fans' favourite at the club, as he helped the club push for their first league title since 1999.

He picked up his first international cap due to his great league form and bagged four assists in his first six games for France. Eight months of regular football certainly helped his progress and his awareness on the ball was highlighted as one of the reasons for his success.

Given a straight choice between Milan and Bordeaux, the player chose to remain in France to develop his career and the French club paid around €15m for his services in the summer of 2009.

Hailed as an heir apparent to Zinedine Zidane, Gourcuff has a long way to go before he can etch himself into football history; but he has the tools to be a very successful player for both club and country.

article source: http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/players/profile?id=41561&cc=4716

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Full Name :Gonzalo Higuaín
Birth Date :December 10, 1987
Birth Place :France
Height :1.84m

Weight :75 kg
Age :21
Position :Forward
Squad No :20

Gonzalo Gerardo "El Pipita" Higuaín (born December 10, 1987 in Brest, France) is an French-born footballer of Argentine descent and naturalized Argentine. He currently plays for Real Madrid and the Argentine national team.

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Full Name: Frank James Lampard
Birth Date: June 21, 1978
Birth Place: Romford
Height: 1.83m
Weight: 78.7 kg
Age: 31
Position: Midfielder
Squad No: 8
Club carier:
West ham united (1994-2001)
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Full Name: Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite
Nick Name: Kaká
Birth Date: April 22, 1982
Birth Place: Brasília, Brazil
Height: 1.85m
Weight: 73 kg
Age: 27
Position: Midfielder
Squad No: 22
Club carie:
Sau paulo (2001)
Ac milan (2003-2009)
Real madrid (2009-present)

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Full Name: Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Birth Date: October 3, 1981
Birth Place: Malmö, Sweden
Height: 1.91m

Weight: 84 kg
Age: 28
Position: Forward
Squad No: 8
Club Carier:
Malmö FF (1996-2001)
Ajax (2001-2004)
Juventus (2004-2006)
Internazionale (2006-2009)
Barcelona (2009-present)
2009-2010 season

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Full Name: Fernando Jose Torres Sanz
Birth Date: March 20, 1984
Birth Place: Fuenlabrada, Madrid
Height: 1.85m
Weight: 78.7 kg
Age: 25
Position: Forward/striker
Squad No: 9

Fernando Torres is a Spanish international and currently a Liverpool striker. An extremely talented individual, Torres was tipped for greatness from the start of his playing career and he spent several years at Atletico Madrid (some of them as captain) before finally giving in to his dream of playing in the Champions League and moving to the Premier League. Born in 1984, Torres has achieved a lot in his short career and will undoubtedly go on to win many trophies in the future.

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Full Name: Karim Benzema
Birth Date: December 19, 1987
Birth Place: Lyon, France
Height: 1.83m
Weight: 73 kg
Age: 21
Position: Forward
Squad No: 10
current club: real madrid
recent club: olympic lyon


Real Madrid

On 1 July 2009, it was announced that Lyon had reached an agreement with Spanish club Real Madrid for the transfer of Benzema. The transfer fee was priced at €35 million with the fee rising to as much as €41 million based on incentives.[45] On 9 July, Benzema successfully passed his medical and signed his contract, a six-year deal, later that afternoon. He was presented officially as a Real Madrid player later that night at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, similarly to the previous signings of Kaká and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Benzema made his Real Madrid debut on 20 July in the club's opening pre-season friendly against Irish club Shamrock Rovers in Dublin, appearing as a halftime substitute.[48] He scored the lone goal in the club's 1–0 win, scoring in the 87th minute.On 24 August, Benzema netted two goals in Real Madrid's 4–0 victory over Norwegian club Rosenborg in an annual friendly tournament organized for the Santiago Bernabeu Trophy. The goals brought his total tally in the preseason with Real Madrid to five, making him the joint top scorer alongside fellow striker Raúl.

He made his La Liga debut on 29 August against Deportivo de La Coruña.[51] Benzema scored his first official goal for Madrid on 20 September 2009 at home against newly promoted side Xerez.

International career

Benzema has earned caps with all of France's youth teams beginning with the under-16 team, whom he earned six caps with scoring one goal. In 2004, he was a part of the under-17 squad that won the 2004 UEFA European Under-17 Football Championship,[53] the nation's first ever.[54] In the tournament, which was played on home soil, Benzema scored one goal against Northern Ireland in the group stage.[55] Benzema later played with the under-17 team at the 2005 edition of the UEFA-CAF Meridian Cup. He played in all four matches scoring a tournament-leading five goals helping France win the tournament. In total with the under-17s, Benzema made 18 appearances and scored 14 goals. During the 2005–06 season, he played with the under-18 team making 10 appearances scoring five goals before earning a call up to the under-21 squad who were attempting to qualify for the 2007 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship. Benzema made only five appearances with the team scoring no goals. His final appearances with the squad was in their shocking two-legged loss to Isreal in the qualifying playoffs to determine the participants in the UEFA under-21 tournament.

Before representing France, Benzema was eligible for Algeria and was called up to the squad by the Fédération Algérienne de Football in December 2006,[57] but turned them down stating, "Algeria is my parents’ country and it is in my heart, but football-wise I will only play for the French national team."On 28 March 2007, Benzema won his first cap for France against Austria, scoring the only goal in a 1–0 win for France.[58] His next two goals came in one game against the Faroe Islands, who France subsequently beat 6–0.[59]

He was selected to represent France at Euro 2008. France's Euro 2008 campaign got off to a bad start with a 0–0 draw against Romania[60] and after a frustrating performance, he was substituted in the second half and played no part in their following game, a 1–4 defeat to the Netherlands.[61] In the last group game, France lost 2–0 to Italy and Benzema featured in the starting lineup. He has now adopted the number 10 for France. He scored his last goal for France from the penalty spot against Turkey on 5 June 2009 in a friendly where they won 1–0.

article source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karim_Benzema

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Full Name: Davide Santon
Birth Date: January 2, 1991
Birth Place: Italy
Height: 1.87m
Weight: 77 kg
Age: 18
Position: Defender
Squad No: 39
National Shirt number: 2
Position: Defender
Current club: Inter (ITA)