Football fever is setting in around the globe. All eyes will turn to the southern tip of Africa for what should be one of the best tournaments in recent memory. Invite some friends over, have a barbecue and watch England take on the world in an epic football battle.
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It may have taken some time, but the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has finally sparked into life. As the last round of group games are completed, we have already witnessed some big names fall while lesser lights have lived to fight another day. Today saw current World Champions Italy exit the competition, and, in doing so, make some unwanted history alongside France as the two nations …
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Welcome to 2010 FIFA World Cup Today, your essential page of newsbriefs from the biggest show on earth. If it happened in South Africa on day 14, we had it covered.
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New Zealand’s soccer team can look forward to a bright future after a World Cup run in South Africa surprised many and took them to the brink of a shock qualification for the tournament’s second round.
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The French Football Federation is preparing to fly their shamed national team home from South Africa in economy seats
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The All Whites’ undefeated run at the soccer World Cup in South Africa has put their final group opponents Paraguay on high alert.The teams meet at Polokwane on Friday (2am NZT) with a place in the round of 16 at stake.Paraguay…
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John Terry is under fire from his England team-mates as the nation lurches from crisis to crisis. Find out why from Darren in South Africa in today’s World Cup Football Spy.
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Welcome to 2010 FIFA World Cup Today, your essential page of newsbriefs from the biggest show on earth. If it happened in South Africa on day 12, we’ve got it covered.
European soccer powers Germany and England fight to stay in the World Cup on Wednesday after France went out in disgrace and South Africa became the first hosts to fall before the second round.
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In April, we invited young artists in 17 countries to create a Google doodle based on the theme ?€?I love football.?€? Since then, more than 35000 children in Australia, Germany, Ghana, South Korea, New Zealand, South Africa, United Kingdom …
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For many of the billion spectators who watch the soccer World Cup opening in Rustenburg, South Africa, the word globalisation may have come to mind. From advertisers to spectators, soccer embodies globalisation like no other sport. And for players, soccer embodies globalization like no other profession.
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Soccer players at Africa’s first World Cup finals will provide headline writers with plenty of valuable material even if the matches don’t always entertain.
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China is visible in South Africa, even though its football team didn’t qualify to play the beautiful game at the highest level.
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2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa is a fun soccer title, especially if you have World Cup fever, though more casual footie fans may want to hold off until FIFA 11.
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Highlights of the Netherlands 2-0 win over Denmark in the world cup 2010, recreated in lego.
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Welcome to 2010 FIFA World Cup Today, your essential page of newsbriefs from the biggest show on earth. If it happened in South Africa on day eight, we had it covered.
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WHILE Australian soccer fans were fixed on the World Cup challenge in South Africa last weekend, one Brimbank-based African team was mounting its own campaign to win hearts and support.
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Spain arrived at the 2010 FIFA World Cup with the pundits predicting an easy victory and the possibility of winning the prized trophy. It was expected that Spain would do to Switzerland what Germany did to Australia. I am often reminded of the same predictions when Spain faced the USA in the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup in South Africa only to lose to the USA. What went wrong for Spain? The …
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