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Date - Time |
Venue |
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Result |
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11 June - 4.00pm |
Johannesburg |
South Africa |
1 - 1 |
Mexico |
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11 June - 8.30pm |
Cape Town |
Uruguay |
0 - 0 |
France |
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16 June - 8.30pm |
Pretoria |
South Africa |
- |
Uruguay |
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17 June - 8.30pm |
Polokwane |
France |
- |
Mexico |
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22 June - 4.00pm |
Rustenburg |
Mexico |
- |
Uruguay |
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22 June - 4.00pm |
Bloemfontein |
France |
1 - 2 |
South Africa |
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Date - Time |
Venue |
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Result |
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12 June - 4.00pm |
Johannesburg |
Argentina |
1 - 0 |
Nigeria |
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12 June - 1.30pm |
Port Elizabeth |
Korea Republic |
2 - 0 |
Greece |
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17 June - 4.00pm |
Bloemfontein |
Greece |
- |
Nigeria |
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17 June - 1.30pm |
Johannesburg |
Argentina |
- |
Korea Republic |
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22 June - 8.30pm |
Durban |
Nigera |
2- 2 |
Korea Republic |
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22 June - 8.30pm |
Polokwane |
Greece |
- |
Argentina |
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Date - Time |
Venue |
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Result |
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12 June - 8.30pm |
Rustenburg |
England |
1 - 1 |
United States |
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13 June - 1.30pm |
Polokwane |
Algeria |
0 - 1 |
Slovenia |
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18 June - 4.00pm |
Johannesburg |
Slovenia |
- |
USA |
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18 June - 8.30pm |
Cape Town |
England |
- |
Algeria |
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23 June - 4.00pm |
Port Elizabeth |
Slovenia |
0 - 1 |
England |
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23 June - 4.00pm |
Pretoria |
USA |
1 - 0 |
Algeria |
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Date - Time |
Venue |
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Result |
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13 June - 8.30pm |
Johannesburg |
Germany |
4 - 0 |
Australia |
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13 June - 4.00pm |
Pretoria |
Serbia |
0 - 1 |
Ghana |
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18 June - 1.30pm |
Port Elizabeth |
Germany |
- |
Serbia |
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19 June - 4.00pm |
Rustenburg |
Ghana |
- |
Australia |
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23 June - 8.30pm |
Johannesburg |
Ghana |
0 - 1 |
Germany |
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23 June - 8.30pm |
Nelspruit |
Australia |
2 - 1 |
Serbia |
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Date - Time |
Venue |
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Result |
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14 June - 1.30pm |
Johannesburg |
Netherlands |
2 - 0 |
Denmark |
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14 June - 4.00pm |
Bloemfontein |
Japan |
1 - 0 |
Cameroon |
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19 June - 1.30pm |
Durban |
Netherlands |
- |
Japan |
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19 June - 8.30pm |
Pretoria |
Cameroon |
- |
Denmark |
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24 June - 8.30pm |
Rustenburg |
Denmark |
- |
Japan |
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24 June - 8.30pm |
Cape Town |
Cameroon |
1 - 2 |
Netherlands |
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Date - Time |
Venue |
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Result |
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14 June - 8.30pm |
Cape Town |
Italy |
1 - 1 |
Paraguay |
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15 June - 1.30pm |
Rustenburg |
New Zealand |
- |
Slovakia |
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20 June - 1.30pm |
Bloemfontein |
Slovakia |
- |
Paraguay |
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20 June - 4.00pm |
Nelspruit |
Italy |
- |
New Zealand |
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24 June - 4.00pm |
Johannesburg |
Slovakia |
- |
Italy |
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24 June - 4.00pm |
Polokwane |
Paraguay |
- |
New Zealand |
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Date - Time |
Venue |
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Result |
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15 June - 4.00pm |
Port Elizabeth |
Ivory Coast |
- |
Portugal |
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15 June - 8.30pm |
Johannesburg |
Brazil |
- |
Korea DPR |
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20 June - 8.30pm |
Johannesburg |
Brazil |
- |
Ivory Coast |
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21 June - 1.30pm |
Cape Town |
Portugal |
- |
Korea DPR |
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25 June - 4.00pm |
Durban |
Portugal |
- |
Brazil |
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25 June - 4.00pm |
Nelspruit |
Korea DPR |
- |
Ivory Coast |
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Date - Time |
Venue |
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Result |
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16 June - 1.30pm |
Nelspruit |
Honduras |
- |
Chile |
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16 June - 4.00pm |
Durban |
Spain |
- |
Switzerland |
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21 June - 4.00pm |
Port Elizabeth |
Chile |
- |
Switzerland |
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21 June - 8.30pm |
Johannesburg |
Spain |
- |
Honduras |
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25 June - 8.30pm |
Pretoria |
Chile |
- |
Spain |
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25 June - 8.30pm |
Bloemfontein |
Switzerland |
- |
Honduras |
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South Africa
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Sunday, July 11, 2010
Netherlands 0-1 Spain Win 2010 FIFA World Cup
World Cup in South Africa is a success
Mandela attends World Cup closing ceremony
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Uruguay 2-3 Germany
Wednesday, July 07, 2010
Germany 0-1 Spain
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
Uruguay 2-3 Netherlands
Saturday, July 03, 2010
Paraguay 0-1 Spain
Argentina 0-4 Germany
Friday, July 02, 2010
Uruguay 1-1 Ghana (4-2 Pens)
Netherlands 2-1 Brazil
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Spain 1-0 Portugal
Paraguay 0-0 Japan (5-3 pens)
Monday, June 28, 2010
Brazil 3-0 Chile
Netherlands 2-1 Slovakia
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Argentina 3-1 Mexico
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