FIFA World Cup 2010: Video

This video was shown at the Final Draw in December but it is worth watching again!

FIFA World Cup 2010: Seedings

The clock is ticking to the World Cup draw with all 32 teams waiting anxiously to learn their opponents for next summer's finals. Speculation can begin as the choice of opponents is narrowed by each team being seeded into a pot. One team from each pot will make up a group. The Teams from pot 1 will head each group as the seeded team. (South Africa will head group A as the host nation).

These are the seedings for the Final Draw

Pot 1 - South Africa, Argentina, Brazil, England, Germany, Holland, Italy, Spain.

Pot 2 - Australia, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, Honduras, Mexico, USA, New Zealand

Pot 3 - Algeria, Cameroon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay

Pot 4 - Denmark, France, Greece, Portugal, Serbia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Switzerland


Source Sky Sports News

For more news check the FIFA page.

FIFA World Cup 2010: Match schedule

With only 218 days remaining to the FIFA World Cup 2010 more and more fans and officials plan their trip to South Africa. Only after the final draw, which will take place on the 04.Dec 09 in Capetown, the world will know where the teams are going to play. Prior planning is essential to avoid disappointment and to secure World Cup accommodation .

FIFA World Cup 2010: Only 321 days remaining to the 2010 FIFA World Cup™

2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ matches will be held in 10 stadiums: two in Johannesburg and one in each of the other eight host cities. Together, the 10 stadiums will host 64 matches and seat more than 570 000 people during the course of tournament. Five of the 10 are existing stadiums, which are being upgraded, with Soccer City - venue of the opening and final match - undergoing a major upgrade. The other five stadiums are being built from scratch.

Like most of the people, Dreamfields Guesthouse is waiting for the Final Draw for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ on the 04 December 2009 to find out who will be playing in the newly built Mbombela stadium in Nelspruit.
But not only the fans that will attend the games in Nelspruit will combine this football event with a visit to the Kruger National Park. The World Cup is held in winter and this region offers a dry winter with cold nights and lovely sunny days, the perfect season for game viewing.

Dreamfields Guesthouse offers accomodation during the world cup, click here to check availability and book online.