The defending World Cup Champions, Italy national football team, will try their best to capture this year’s title.
The 2010 FIFA World Cup is a month-long soccer tournament that is scheduled to happen starting on June 11, 2010 up to July 11, 2010. Watch it live at the official venues in South Africa.
This is the 19th FIFA World Cup. This 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.
From the 204 out of the 208 FIFA national teams, the 32 teams that will play in this year’s tourney were determined via qualification draw last November 2007 and the team’s seeding were established after the Final Draw last December. Here is the seeding;
- Group A – South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay, France
- Group B – Argentina, Nigeria, Korea Republic, Greece
- Group C – England, United States, Algeria, Slovenia
- Group D – Germany, Australia, Serbia, Ghana
- Group E – Netherlands, Denmark, Japan, Cameroon
- Group F – Italy, Paraguay, New Zealand, Slovakia
- Group G – Brazil, Korea DPR, Côte d’Ivoire, Portugal
- Group H – Spain, Switzerland, Honduras, Chile
On June 11 to July 11, watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup live stream online for free and on your cable providers as well as on sopcast channels, justin tv, ustream, freedocast which are the popular free live broadcasting sites.
Also check the 2010 FIFA World Cup bracket and the complete 2010 FIFA World Cup schedule. The adidas Jabulani will be used as this year’s official match ball.
Watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup video:
Preview
Make sure to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup free live online stream on the scheduled dates.
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Soccer Game Updates:
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Match for Third Place: Uruguay vs Germany
2010 FIFA World Cup Final: Netherlands vs Spain
Also check out the Waka Waka (Esto es Africa) official theme song or the Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) based on Zangalewa and the Nike World Cup Commercial.
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It’s too bad soccer is like the olympics in the USA. We only care about it every four years.
Posted on 2010/06/13 at 3:25 AM.