PRLog (Press Release) – Jun 08, 2010 – Just few hours ago, Nani was declared to miss the world cup holding in south africa due to a shoulder injury he sustained last week in a training match. The injury wasn't comfirmed to be serious enough to ... Keep Reading
Artist paints the England manager's face on some lasagne sheets. Keep Reading
Comcast, Michigan's No. 1 cable TV provider, said Tuesday that it will deliver a multiplatform experience of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Included will be every 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa match live in its entirety ... Keep Reading
Everton and Nigeria striker Yakubu Aiyegbeni believes African teams have a strong chance of World Cup success due to the tournament being held in South Africa and feels that goals scored during the tournament will exceed numbers from previous tournaments. Keep Reading
Sydney Morning Herald World Cup Countdown: Robben ruled out of Netherlands opener Independent "On TV all you hear is those rhythms mixing into a grey, B-flat drone and that's what millions will be hearing at the World Cup . That is really what hurt me ... 2010 FIFA World Cup : What Holland Needs To Do To Win the World Cup Bleacher Report Robben to miss Dutch World Cup Opener The Sports Encounter (blog) My Say: Watch Out World , Here Come The Mighty Dutch! Goal.com India Keeda of Sports (press release) (blog) - Fifa.com - Deutsche Welle all 1,208 news articles » Keep Reading
JOHANNESBURG -- Referees also are getting hurt ahead of the World Cup. Pablo Pozo of Chile is injured, FIFA said Tuesday, and will be replaced by Carlos Batres of Guatemala for Sunday's game between Algeria and Slovenia ... Keep Reading
Daily Star - Lebanon High-speed train gives South Africa a lift Los Angeles Times (Alexander Joe / AFP/Getty Images / June 8, 2010) By Robyn Dixon, Los Angeles Times South Africa's fast train was so new when it carried its first ... South Africa Launches Africa's First High-Speed Train Voice of America Welcome aboard the Gautrain, Africa's first high-speed urban train The Guardian South Africa first high-speed train opens BBC News Telegraph.co.uk - AFP - Globe and Mail all 205 news articles » Keep Reading
MINNEAPOLIS--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Best Buy Co., Inc. today announced that it will be sending 16 teens from across the United States to Johannesburg, South Africa, June 15-20, 2010, to train at the Coca-Cola International Soccer Camp and attend a World Cup match. The teens, who won the trip through ... Keep Reading
. He rested him after Monday's training session which was a week before the World Cup opening game against Holland. Nicklas Bendtner, according to his coach Morten Olsen's advice is focusing on physical training instead. He is confident that he will ... Keep Reading
Coming in at +60000 is the Japan national football team has been attempting to qualify for the World Cup since 1954 and finally did in 1998. 2002 took them the farthest when they moved on to the 2nd round. Their production in the 2006 games weren’t ... Keep Reading
