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Polokwane Peter Mokaba Stadium
	Name: Peter Mokaba Stadium City : Polokwane Construction: new Completion: 2010 Capacity: 45,300

Johannesburg Ellis Park Stadium
	Name : Ellis Park Stadium City : Johannesburg Built : 1982 Upgrade : 2009 Capacity : 62,000

Rustenburg - Royal Bafokeng Stadium
	Name: Royal Bafokeng City: Rustenburg Built: 1999 Major Upgrade : 2010 Gross Capacity: 44,500

Mangaung Bloemfontein Free State Stadium
	Name : Free State City : Mangaung Bloemfontein Built : 1952 Major Upgrade : 2008 Capacity : 45,000

Nelson Mandela Bay Port Elizabeth Stadium
	Name: Port Elizabeth City: Nelson Mandela Bay Construction: new Completion: 2009 Gross Capacity: 46,000

Cape Town Green Point Stadium
	Name : Green Point City : Cape Town Construction : New Completion : 2009 Capacity : 70,000

Neilspruit Mbombela Stadium
	Name: Mbombela City: Nelspruit Construction: new Completion: 2009 Gross Capacity: 43,500

Tshwane Pretoria - Loftus Versfeld Stadium
	Stadium: Loftus Versfeld City: Tshwane/Pretoria Built: 1906 Major Upgrade : 2008 Gross Capacity: 49,500

Johannesburg Soccer City Stadium
	Stadium : Soccer City City : Johannesburg Built : 1987 Major upgrade : 2009 Capacity : 90,000

Durban - Moses Mabhida Stadium
	Name : Moses Mabhida Stadium Capacity : 60,000 DoB : June 15th 2006 City : Durban

WORLD CUP 2010 FINAL

1. Germany vs Uruguay (3-2)
Third Place 20:30 July 10, Nelson Mandela

2. Spain vs Netherlands (1-0)
Final Match 20:30 July 11, Soccer City

2010 SEMI FINAL ROUND

1. Netherlands vs Uruguay (3-2)
20:30 July 06 - Green Point

2. Germany vs Spain (0-1)
20:30 July 07 - Moses Mabhida

2010 QUARTER FINAL ROUND

1. Brazil vs Netherlands (1-2)
16:00 July 02 - Port Elizabeth

2. Uruguay vs Ghana (1-1|4-2 pens)
20:30 July 02 - Soccer City

3. Argentina vs Germany (0-4)
16:00 July 03 - Green Point

4. Spain vs Paraguay (1-0)
20:30 July 03 - Ellis Park

WORLD CUP 2010 SECOND ROUND

1. South Korea vs Uruguay (1-2)
16:00 June 26th - Port Elizabeth

2. United States vs Ghana (1-2)
20:30 June 26th - Royal Bafokeng

3. Germany vs England (4-1)
16:00 June 27th - Free State

4. Argentina vs Mexico (3-1)
20:30 June 27th - Soccer City

5. Netherlands vs Slovakia (2-1)
16:00 June 28th - Moses Mabhida

6. Brazil vs Chile (3-0)
20:30 June 28th - Ellis Park

7. Japan vs Paraguay (0-0|3-5)
16:00 June 29th - Loftus Versfeld

8. Spain vs Portugal (1-0)
20:30 June 29th - Green Point

WORLD CUP 2010 LATEST

1. Iker Casillas with World Cup 2010 Trophy