Defending champion Italy will meet World Cup outsider New Zealand on Sunday in a match that should exhibit the harsh laws of nature just as well as nearby Kruger National Park. The statistics suggest Italy will be the hunter, with New Zealand the prey. The Kiwis' World Cup finals record is restricted to a single previous appearance in 1982, when the team lost all three games. Keep Reading
Defending champion Italy will meet World Cup outsider New Zealand on Sunday in a match that should exhibit the harsh laws of nature evident in nearby Kruger National Park. The statistics suggest Italy will be the hunter, with New Zealand the prey. The Kiwis' World Cup finals record is restricted to a single previous appearance in 1982, when the team lost all three games. Keep Reading
Japan coach Takeshi Okada has warned the Netherlands that his side will not be timid when the two teams meet in their &$ &$World Cup&$ &$ Group E action on Saturday. "We now have a Japanese style of playing although it doesn't mean that in terms of technique or skills, t ... Keep Reading
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Match Details England-Algeria, Group C, Cape Town, Friday 18 June, 20.30 (local time) Why Algeria would win? Algeria lost to Slovenia in their first game and they are desperate to win this game to stay alive. Expect this team to work hard and determined in the game. Algeria have a chance to push forward as… Keep Reading
Telegraph.co.uk Let Ghanaians Now Blow The Vuvuzelas For Africa In The World Cup . GhanaWeb With more defeats coming to some of the African teams in the on going world cup tournament in South Africa, it seems the high spirit demonstrated by soccer ... Kickin' it with Katie-Musings from the 2010 World Cup Eagle News PSW's Daily World Cup Update: Friday, June 18, 2010 Potomac Soccer Wire FIFA World Cup 2010: Week in Review Bleacher Report Next Day Rumors (blog) - FanHouse - Puggal Latest News and events all 4,830 news articles » Keep Reading
So far in this 2010 FIFA World Cup, we have seen some great play and some surprises as we have finished the first week of the World Cup. However, the most surprising fact has to be that the African sides have really struggled in South Africa to this point, with only Ghana registering a win. But now, Ghana will have their second World Cup match, as they play the Socceroos of Australia in the ... Keep Reading
Former South Africa President Thabo Mbeki continues his conversation with Michel Martin to discuss the 2010 FIFA World Cup Games in South Africa and his legacy. Copyright © 2010 National Public Radio®. For personal ... Keep Reading
Okay, so England has flunked miserably yet again and the knives are out for Fabio Capello and his men both at home and in South Africa. Out-witted, out-smarted, and mystifying everyone by being out-battled by a spirited ... Keep Reading
