World Cup Soccer 2010: Lets take a look on Group C

we can all seem it is easy to see Group C in World Cup Soccer is pretty exciting. It has got four teams - England, Algeria, Slovenia, America and a big fuss.
Well, England is not going to find this group as easy as The Sun has been thinking. US team may surprise them by giving a hard fight , even tougher then the English fans are expecting. My take on the America is that they’re massively underrated by fans outside the US (who have a hard time accepting that Americans can play football) but are also overrated by many US fans (who are impatient for the team to take the next step and compete with the big teams).The truth lies somewhere in the middle, which means the America are able of beating England if they have a big day and England don’t, and able of holding England to a draw even if they have a big day and England do too.

1. England
2. America
3. Algeria
4. Slovenia

Will Nelson Mandela Attend the World Cup Soccer 2010

Yall must be imagining: Of course Nelson Mandela will attend to the World Cup opener and the World Cup Final. Why on world would he not?Well, South Africa’s former President (and all round legend) is now 92 years old and so a little on the frail side, apparently leading to some debate about whether Mandela would be able to make an appearance at World Cup 2010 or not. However, African National Congress spokesman Jackson Mthembu today confirmed the great man’s attendance, while Mandela met with the South Africa national team.
“Madiba will grace both the opening and the closing of the World Cup,” Mthembu said, using the traditional clan name by which Mandela is affectionately known in South Africa. “We are very honored to have an icon of Mandela’s gauge to grace this important event. We are very happy that Madiba will come. The Madiba magic will add to the excitement.”Mandela magnificently united the newly formed nation fifteen years ago, by publicly supporting the overwhelmingly white supported South Africa rugby union team when South Africa hosted the 1995 Rugby World Cup, even wearing the renowned Springbok green and gold jersey for the final, in which South Africa overcame the odds (and Jonah Lomu) to beat New Zealand and lift the trophy.

World Cup Soccer: Glimpses of Golden Memories

Fifa world cup has reached it 19th edition. Started in 1930, this sports mega event is getting popular day by day and mesmerizing people with its magical spirit.80 years before, Uruguay as the first country to win the first world cup soccer title
1930 World cup Uruguay: Fifa supremo Jules Rimets dream came true and this mega event was fist organized in 1930, which host Uruguay won it by 4 goals to two defeating Argentina
Winner - Uruguay
Runners Up - Argentina
When - 13 July to 30 July
Teams - 30
Match - 18
Total Goals - 70
Golden Shoe - Gulrimo Stabil (Argentina)

1934 FIFA World Cup Italy In second world cup again the hosts were dominant. In front of domestic support Italy registered an impressive win defeating Czechoslovakia by 2 goals to 1. This time 3 new teams were introduced in the tournament.
Winner - Italy
Runner Up - Czechoslovakia
When - 27 May to 10 June
Teams - 16
Goals - 17
Total Goal - 70
Golden Shoe - Oldricz Nezdle

Cities Hosting Soccer World Cup 2010:Durban

FACTS
Name: Durban (Cities Hosting Soccer World Cup 2010)
Province: KwaZulu-Natal
Population: 3064624
Altitude: 0m
Geography: The city is located on a huge natural lagoon that forms its harbour with a range of hills inland that are the remains of fossilized sand-dunes.
Climate: Sub-tropical, mild and sunny winters, hot and humid summers. Average temperatures are around 16 to 25° C year round.
Key Economic Sectors: Tourism, transport, agriculture, manufacturing
Football Clubs: Amazulu, Golden Arrows, Thanda Royal Zulu, Maritzburg United (Premier) Durban Stars, Nathi Lions (1st Division)

Cities Hosting Soccer World Cup 2010: Town

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Cape Town (Afrikaans: Kaapstad; Xhosa: iKapa) is the second-most populous city in South Africa, and the largest in land area, forming part of the City of Cape Town metropolitan municipality. It is the provincial capital and primate city of the Western Cape, as well as the legislative capital of South Africa, where the National Parliament and many government offices are situated. Cape Town is famous for its harbour as well as its natural setting in the Cape floral kingdom, including such well-known landmarks as Table Mountain and Cape Point. Cape Town is Africa's most popular destination for tourism.

Located on the shore of Table Bay, Cape Town was originally developed by the Dutch East India Company as a victualling (supply) station for Dutch ships sailing to Eastern Africa, India, and the Far East. Jan van Riebeeck's arrival on 6 April 1652 established the first permanent European settlement in South Africa. Cape Town quickly outgrew its original purpose as the first European outpost at the Castle of Good Hope, becoming the economic and cultural hub of the Cape Colony. Until the Witwatersrand Gold Rush and the development of Johannesburg, Cape Town was the largest city in South Africa.

It is one of the most multicultural cities in the world, reflecting its role as a major destination forimmigrants and expatriates to South Africa. As of 2007 the city had an estimated population of 3.5 million. Cape Town's land area of 2,455 square kilometres (948 sq mi) is larger than other South African cities, resulting in a comparatively lower population density of 1,425 inhabitants per square kilometre (3,690 /sq mi)

Cities Hosting World Cup Matches

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Schedule : Soccer World Cup 2010 South Africa

Group A

Match	Date - Time	Venue			Results
1	11/06 16:00	Johannesburg - JSC		South Africa	Background	Mexico
2	11/06 20:30	Cape Town		Uruguay	Background	France
17	16/06 20:30	Tshwane/Pretoria		South Africa	Background	Uruguay
18	17/06 20:30	Polokwane		France	Background	Mexico
33	22/06 16:00	Rustenburg		Mexico	Background	Uruguay
34	22/06 16:00	Mangaung / Bloemfontein		France	Background	South Africa

Group B

Match	Date - Time	Venue			Results
3	12/06 16:00	Johannesburg - JEP		Argentina	Background	Nigeria
4	12/06 13:30	Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth		Korea Republic	Background	Greece
19	17/06 16:00	Mangaung / Bloemfontein		Greece	Background	Nigeria
20	17/06 13:30	Johannesburg - JSC		Argentina	Background	Korea Republic
35	22/06 20:30	Durban		Nigeria	Background	Korea Republic
36	22/06 20:30	Polokwane		Greece	Background	Argentina

Group C

Match	Date - Time	Venue			Results
5	12/06 20:30	Rustenburg		England	Background	USA
6	13/06 13:30	Polokwane		Algeria	Background	Slovenia
22	18/06 16:00	Johannesburg - JEP		Slovenia	Background	USA
23	18/06 20:30	Cape Town		England	Background	Algeria
37	23/06 16:00	Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth		Slovenia	Background	England
38	23/06 16:00	Tshwane/Pretoria		USA	Background	Algeria

Group D

Match	Date - Time	Venue			Results
7	13/06 20:30	Durban		Germany	Background	Australia
8	13/06 16:00	Tshwane/Pretoria		Serbia	Background	Ghana
21	18/06 13:30	Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth		Germany	Background	Serbia
24	19/06 16:00	Rustenburg		Ghana	Background	Australia
39	23/06 20:30	Johannesburg - JSC		Ghana	Background	Germany
40	23/06 20:30	Nelspruit		Australia	Background	Serbia

Group E

Match	Date - Time	Venue			Results
9	14/06 13:30	Johannesburg - JSC		Netherlands	Background	Denmark
10	14/06 16:00	Mangaung / Bloemfontein		Japan	Background	Cameroon
25	19/06 13:30	Durban		Netherlands	Background	Japan
26	19/06 20:30	Tshwane/Pretoria		Cameroon	Background	Denmark
43	24/06 20:30	Rustenburg		Denmark	Background	Japan
44	24/06 20:30	Cape Town		Cameroon	Background	Netherlands

Group F

Match	Date - Time	Venue			Results
11	14/06 20:30	Cape Town		Italy	Background	Paraguay
12	15/06 13:30	Rustenburg		New Zealand	Background	Slovakia
27	20/06 13:30	Mangaung / Bloemfontein		Slovakia	Background	Paraguay
28	20/06 16:00	Nelspruit		Italy	Background	New Zealand
41	24/06 16:00	Johannesburg - JEP		Slovakia	Background	Italy
42	24/06 16:00	Polokwane		Paraguay	Background	New Zealand

Group G

Match	Date - Time	Venue			Results
13	15/06 16:00	Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth		Côte d'Ivoire	Background	Portugal
14	15/06 20:30	Johannesburg - JEP		Brazil	Background	Korea DPR
29	20/06 20:30	Johannesburg - JSC		Brazil	Background	Côte d'Ivoire
30	21/06 13:30	Cape Town		Portugal	Background	Korea DPR
45	25/06 16:00	Durban		Portugal	Background	Brazil
46	25/06 16:00	Nelspruit		Korea DPR	Background	Côte d'Ivoire

Group H

Match	Date - Time	Venue			Results
15	16/06 13:30	Nelspruit		Honduras	Background	Chile
16	16/06 16:00	Durban		Spain	Background	Switzerland
31	21/06 16:00	Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth		Chile	Background	Switzerland
32	21/06 20:30	Johannesburg - JEP		Spain	Background	Honduras
47	25/06 20:30	Tshwane/Pretoria		Chile	Background	Spain
48	25/06 20:30	Mangaung / Bloemfontein		Switzerland	Background	Honduras