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Blog on: 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Team-Australia

14 years ago in News & Features

FIFA World Cup 2010 breaking blog post below:

After a 32-year absence from the world stage, Australia made a strong statement at the 2006 FIFA World Cup™, reaching the knockout stage where it took a last-minute goal from eventual champions Italy to eliminate Guus Hiddink’s team. The squad, now under another Dutchman, Pim Verbeek, features many.


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News: 2010 FIFA World Cup: Ranking the 10 Best Goalkeepers

14 years ago in News & Features

The latest FIFA World Cup news:

They say you wont go far in a World Cup without a good goalkeeper. When the tournament reaches the knockout stages, a game can go against your team with one mistake. But having a world-class player between the posts can get you out of all sorts of trouble. We take a look at 10 goalkeepers worth watching at this summers South Africa soccer-fest, including two who might do nothing but watch.


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News: 2010 FIFA World Cup: South Africa Will See More of the Same (Part IV)

14 years ago in News & Features

The Conclusion of a series previewing/predicting the 2010 FIFA World Cup.� With a mere nine days left before the beginning of the biggest sporting event in the world, I’ll take a few moments to take readers through the knockout stages of South Africa 2010. The article will follow what I believe the group stage is going to end up like.� Round of 16 Group A Winner vs Group B Runner-up (1) Based on.


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