Published: Sunday, June 6, 2010 at 8:26 a.m. Last Modified: Sunday, June 6, 2010 at 8:26 a.m. JOHANNESBURG - Not many people expected Brazil striker Grafite to be at the World Cup - not even himself. Keep Reading
TOKYO: Japan have lined up an extra match on the eve of the World Cup to make some late tweaks after an alarming run of form in the build-up to the finals. Japan slumped to their fourth defeat in a row against Ivory Coast last Friday and coach ... Keep Reading
Injured Chile striker Humberto Suazo is on his way to South Africa with the rest of the World Cup squad, according to his agent. Fernando Felicevich told Chilean website Emol that the country's leading scorer in World Cup qualifying had not yet fully recovered from a hamstring tear sustained in a 3 ... Keep Reading
ABC News - Found 1 hour ago Even Grafite surprised to make Brazil team for 2010 World Cup in South Africa South Africa - Sport - FIFA World Cup - Soccer - World Cup Brazil's Grafite Surprised To Be At World Cup - CBS News Explore All Keep Reading
Times Online - Found 8 hours ago ... a DVD to Fifa, footballs governing body, to urge it to drop Simon from its list of World Cup referees for ... England will prepare for their Keep Reading
SFGate24 SAfrican president says country ready for kickoff - http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin... 2 hours ago from SFGate News: World News - Comment - Like President Jacob Zuma on Sunday declared South Africa ready for the start of the World Cup and praised the world's sporting event for bringing cohesion to his once divided nation. Five days from the kickoff, Zuma said the nation has not witnessed such... South Africa - Sport - World Cup - Jacob Zuma - FIFA World Cup - Petr Buben Keep Reading
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South Africa declared itself ready Sunday to stage the first World Cup on African soil, with President Jacob Zuma saying the event had shown the Rainbow Nation finally coming together as one. Keep Reading
PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) President Jacob Zuma on Sunday declared South Africa ready for the start of the World Cup and praised the tournament for bringing cohesion to his once divided natio... Keep Reading
