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Losing only two of their last 35 games, Spain came into the World Cup as favorites, with one of the most talented soccer teams in the world. But Germany comes in as the heavy favorite after demolishing two historic champions. Many believe Wednesday’s semifinal matchup would make for one of the greatest finals in Cup history. Here is why. Begin Slideshow

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Years from now the 2010 FIFA World Cup Finals will be remembered for a few things. The Champions, the Vuvuzelas, the Jabulani, and the poor officiating which we were forced to witness. This World Cup will also be remembered for one individual, and his name is Diego Armando Maradona.  No longer the magnificent player who dazzled many of us in the 1986 World Cup, the ever controversial Maradona …

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While David Villa’s goal for Spain ended Portugal’s participation in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, it also signalled an end to Chelsea’s representation in the tournament. It would have been a disappointing tournament for many. It didn’t even start for some. Spare a thought for Petr Cech and Yuri Zhirkov, whose countries didn’t even qualify (Czech Republic and Russia, respectively). Henrique Hilario …

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FIFA is refusing to comment on mistakes by World Cup match officials that contributed to the second-round elimination of England and Mexico. FIFA did not send any officials with responsibility for referees to its daily briefing Monday despite widespread furor over Sunday’s errors. FIFA spokesman Nicolas Maingot faced hostile questioning but said it was “obviously not the place” to…

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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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The 2010 FIFA World Cup has created many surprises in the First round of the tournament.  Most notably, both finalists of 2010, Italy and France, have fallen like a house of cards in groups that were very winnable.  Still, the Round of 16 is generally the moment where the “better” sides end up progressing and moving towards the point of glory.  Who is in prime position to win each match up …

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Five South American countries are participating in the 2010 FIFA World Cup. In the first two rounds they played 10 matches, scored 18 goals while conceding only four. All the South American teams are running unbeaten while already seizing 26 points. All five countries are topping their groups and two of them have already qualified. Begin Slideshow

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It’s the World Cup, it’s the biggest stage of them all, it’s where the crème de la crème battle it out in front of a world wide television audience approaching a billion people for the sporting world’s greatest prize, the Jules Rimet Trophy. It’s where the best of the best battle it out, like gladiators, to prove they truly are the greatest names ever to grace a soccer pitch! Or at least that’s …

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New Delhi, Jun 21 (UNI) With a world caught in the FIFI World Cup fever, you can now get all the updates on your mobile, thanks to the software-development firm Aditi Technologies launching its ‘FIFA World Cup 2010 Tracker application’.

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  In a world that is subject to constant turmoil and distress, it is refreshing every four years to watch 32 different countries revel in something they can all agree on: Soccer. One of the most endearing aspects of the World Cup is that citizens of different cultures agree to put politics aside for at least two hours to cheer on their respective countries. But what if politics and sport are …

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The 2010 FIFA World Cup has already been better than most expected. There have been upsets, poor officiating, and comebacks that only the viewers could have appreciated. The only thing missing is a breakdown of the hottest Wag’s and fans from each country. I have chosen to do Group B which includes Argentina, South Korea, Greece, and Nigeria. All four teams, as of today, are still in contention …

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Diego Maradona’s Argentina team has been the in-form side of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa has seen many big guns such as England, France, Italy, Spain, and Germany all stumble out of the gates.  Although the former Napoli and Barcelona star will be keen to finish the preliminary round perfectly with a victory over Greece, Maradona seems set to rest some key men before the Round of 16 …

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The final round of World Cup group stage matches are most at risk to match-fixing and will be closely scrutinised by FIFA.

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FIFA is preparing to monitor the World Cup’s most vulnerable matches for match-fixing threats but says it hasn’t found any so far.

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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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Argentina, Nigeria, South Korea and Greece have been grouped together to face each other in the World Cup. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com

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Follow the 2010 FIFA World Cup with our group of soccer experts – opinion, analysis and revelry from the opening kickoff on June 11 to the final whistle on July 11. Can Spain continue its international dominance? Will Brazil win its sixth World Cup trophy? Who are the dark horses and players to watch? Does the US have any chance? We answer these questions and plenty more, and you’re invited to …

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