Thirty-two teams, two stages, only one goal and that’s to be the 2010 FIFA World Cup Champions!
South Africa is the host country of the 19th FIFA World Cup.
It will be the first time that the premier international football tournament has been hosted by an African nation, after South Africa defeated Morocco and Egypt in an all-African bidding process.
The 32 participating teams that will play this year were determined during the qualification draw last November 2007 then the team’s seeding for the 2010 FIFA World Cup bracket was finalized after the Final Draw last December.
Each soccer teams that are included in the 2010 FIFA World Cup bracket will undergo two exciting stages, the Group Stage and the Knockout Stage that includes four rounds; Round of 16, Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals and Final.
The Italy national football team are the defending champions as they won the World Cup title last 2006. The adidas Jabulani will be used as this year’s official match ball.
Monitor your favorite football or soccer team’s progress through this updated 2010 FIFA World Cup Bracket:
Knockout Stage
Match for Third Place
Semi-Finals Round Bracket
Uruguay vs. Netherlands
Germany vs Spain
Quarter-Finals Round Bracket
Netherlands vs. Brazil
Uruguay vs. Ghana
Argentina vs. Germany
Paraguay vs. Spain
Round of 16 Bracket
Uruguay vs. Korea Republic
USA vs. Ghana
Germany vs. England
Argentina vs. Mexico
Netherlands vs. Slovakia
Brazil vs. Chile
Paraguay vs. Japan
Spain vs. Portugal
Group Stage
For the match-ups on each Group for this stage, check out the complete 2010 FIFA World Cup schedule.
Which among the teams on this 2010 FIFA World Cup bracket will win it all and crowned World Cup Champions?
In relation to this month-long tournament, you can check out the Waka Waka (Esto es Africa) official theme song or the Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) based on Zangalewa and also the Nike World Cup Commercial.
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Was able to watch the last period of France and Uruguay match. It’s funny that the first two matches were tie. Wondering if there will be more tie matches??
Posted on 2010/06/12 at 3:17 AM.