Fifa World Cup 2010 South Africa

Brazil

2010-06-04T09:17:00.000-07:00

FIFA World Player of the Year in 2007, Kaka is a force on the field for both Real Madrid and Brazil's national team.
Brazil is a mighty force on the field and the only one to have played in every World Cup.
Support them in Brazil's official 10/11 home jersey. Short sleeve Dri-FIT jersey with embroidered Nike logo and Brazil team badge along with the five championship stars. 100% recycled polyester with mesh ventilation. Imported.
NOTE: While the numbers are likely to be accurate, we cannot guarantee them until the final squad deadline on June 10th.
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Italy

2010-06-04T09:16:00.000-07:00

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Italy is a powerhouse in international football. The Authentic Home Jersey for 2010 to 2012 has a unique power graphic design on a cutting-edge performance fabric. Jersey has the official FIGC badge and pressed PUMA cat logos. Collar is trimmed in the colors of the Italia flag, and "gli azzurri" is embroidered on the back of the neck. 75/16/9 polyester/viscose/elastane. Imported.
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Spain

2010-06-04T09:14:00.000-07:00

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Spain has positioned itself at the top of FIFA's world rankings, and now the Spanish are ready to win the World Cup. Support Spain with this official away jersey for 2010/2011.
Their new indigo blue away kit features colors found in the crest while the three stripes mirror the national flag. The initials R.F.E.F. on the back is a reference to the proud Real Federacion Espanola de Futbol. ClimaCool fabric will keep players and fans cool when the action heats up. Embroidered brand logo and national team crest. 100% polyester. Imported.
España ocupa el primer lugar en el ránking de FIFA y espera coronarse en el Mundial. Apoya a España con la camiseta oficial de visitante para 2010/2011. Su tela ClimaCool mantendrá frescos a jugadores y aficionados cuando calienten las acciones. Logotipo bordado y escudo nacional. 100% poliéster. Importada.

Holland

2010-06-04T09:13:00.000-07:00

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The Oranje are stronger than ever as the World Cup approaches. Support the Netherlands with this official home jersey for 2010/2011.
Dri-FIT jersey with embroidered Nike logo and Holland team badge. This team badge, when the jersey is reversed, has a detail that reads: "Oranje Leeuwen", which is Dutch for Orange Lions.
Overlapping collar design. 100% recycled polyester with venting mesh. Imported.
Evolved construction and materials significantly reduce weight. Dri-FIT moisture control.
All of Nike's new home jerseys are made of recycled plastic bottles. 100% recycled polyester. Imported.
La Naranja Mecánica se fortalece conforme el Mundial de acerca. Apoya a Holanda con su camiseta oficial de local para 2010/2011. Camiseta Dri-FIT con logotipo bordado de Nike y escudo de Holanda. Al reverso de la camiseta se puede leer en el escudo la frase “Oranje Leeuwen”, que en holandés significa Leones Naranja. Cuello superpuesto. 100% poliéster reciclado con malla para ventilación. Hecha con materiales que reducen significativamente su peso. Control de humedad Dri-FIT. Todas las camisetas de visitante de Nike nuevas han sido hechas utilizando botellas de plástico recicladas. Importada.

Buy a Jerseys - Argentina

2010-06-04T09:11:00.000-07:00

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Lionel Messi was selected as FIFA's World Player of the Year in 2009, and he should challenge for that title for years to come. Show your love by rocking his official Argentina Home Jersey.
Support Argentina with this official 09/11 ClimaCool Home jersey. Soft mesh fabric provides excellent air flow. The mesh fabric, central white stripe and the crest that owned the world in 1986 are back! Sun design in collar is a symbol of unity, sharing the sun that shines at the heart of a nation, Argentina. Embroidered Argentina national team crest and adidas brand logo. 100% polyester. Imported.
NOTE: While the numbers are likely to be accurate, we cannot guarantee them until the final squad deadline on June 10th.

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Buy a Jerseys - Mexico

2010-06-04T09:06:00.000-07:00

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Mexico is firing on all cylinders as the World Cup approaches. The Mexico National Soccer Team is no stranger to major International competition. 2010 will be Mexico's 14th World Cup, more than any other CONCACAF team. With talented athletes like Rafael Marquez and Carlos Vela, Mexico will continue to compete with the world's top soccer nations for years to come.
Support El Tri with Mexico's official home jersey for 2009/2011. The jersey has a feather pattern that is inspired by the Eagle Warrior national symbol. References to the Aztec pyramids pay tribute to the nation's rich history on and off the pitch. 100% polyester jersey has an embroidered national team crest and adidas brand logo. ClimaCool fabric is lightweight. Mesh underarms release heat when the temperature rises on or off the field. 100% polyester.
México regresó al camino del triunfo rumbo al Mundial. Apoya al Tri con esta camiseta oficial de local para 09/11. Escudo nacional y logotipo de adidas. La tela ClimaCool viene con un patrón de pluma de águila y malla en las axilas para dejar salir el calor. 100% poliéster. Importada.

Buy a Jerseys - USA

2010-06-04T08:59:00.000-07:00

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The Americans would love to shock the world and bring home the 2010 World Cup. This new home jersey is inspired by the 1950 World Cup match between the US and England.
Nike Sphere Dry construction ensures moisture control and cool comfort. Includes embroidered US team badge and Nike logo.
Evolved construction and materials significantly reduce weight. Dri-FIT moisture control.
All of Nike's new home jerseys are made of recycled plastic bottles. 100% polyester. Imported.
A los estadounidenses les encantaría sorprender a todos ganando el Mundial de 2010. Esta camiseta de local nueva ha sido inspirada en el partido de 1950 entre Estados Unidos e Inglaterra. Hecha con la tecnología Nike Sphere Dry, asegua el control de la humedad y comodidad. Viene con escudo bordado de Estados Unidos y logotipo de Nike. Hecha con materiales que reducen significativamente su peso. Control de humedad Dri-FIT. Todas las camisetas de local de Nike nuevas han sido hechas utilizando botellas de plástico recicladas. 100% poliéster. Importada.

Brazil oust Spain from top spot

2010-04-30T21:35:00.001-07:00

The latest edition of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking has a surprise in store as it reveals that Spain’s five-month reign has come to end, with Brazil reclaiming pole position and pushing the reigning European champions back into second place. This is the seventh time that A Seleção have claimed top spot on the global ladder, a position that they have held for a total of 142 months since 1993.

Other moves of note in the top ten include the progress made by Argentina (7th, up 2) and Portugal (3rd, up 1). Third place represents the highest-ever position for the Portuguese since the launch of the Ranking in 1993.

Only five matches have been taken into account in April’s edition, which was to be expected, given that there are only 43 days to go until the start of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™, and many national leagues and continental championships are now entering the home straight. As a result, the international match calendar did not have a reserved date for international matches.

This means that most of the changes in this edition of the ranking are due to the devaluation of past results. Some teams have actually gained points due to the fact that the devaluation of poor results has led to a greater weighting of successful matches.

150 international matches have been played so far in 2010. There is likely to be significant movement in next month’s edition of the ranking, the last before the big event in South Africa, as the 32 teams start their preparations in earnest by playing friendly matches to decide on their best line-up. The World Cup is looming large and making things exciting – and not just in terms of the world ranking.

World Cup 2010 Group H

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Date	Venue		Result
16 June	Nelspruit	Honduras	-	Chile
16 June	Durban	Spain	-	Switzerland
21 June	Port Elizabeth	Chile	-	Switzerland
21 June	Johannesburg	Spain	-	Honduras
25 June	Pretoria	Chile	-	Spain
25 June	Bloemfontein	Switzerland	-	Honduras

World Cup 2010 Group G

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Date	Venue		Result
15 June	Port Elizabeth	Ivory Coast	-	Portugal
15 June	Johannesburg	Brazil	-	Korea DPR
20 June	Johannesburg	Brazil	-	Ivory Coast
21 June	Cape Town	Portugal	-	Korea DPR
25 June	Durban	Portugal	-	Brazil
25 June	Nelspruit	Korea DPR	-	Ivory Coast

World Cup 2010 Group F

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Date	Venue		Result
14 June	Cape Town	Italy	-	Paraguay
15 June	Rustenburg	New Zealand	-	Slovakia
20 June	Bloemfontein	Slovakia	-	Paraguay
20 June	Nelspruit	Italy	-	New Zealand
24 June	Johannesburg	Slovakia	-	Italy
24 June	Polokwane	Paraguay	-	New Zealand

World Cup 2010 Group E

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Date	Venue		Result
14 June	Johannesburg	Netherlands	-	Denmark
14 June	Bloemfontein	Japan	-	Cameroon
19 June	Durban	Netherlands	-	Japan
19 June	Pretoria	Cameroon	-	Denmark
24 June	Rustenburg	Denmark	-	Japan
24 June	Cape Town	Cameroon	-	Netherlands

World Cup 2010 Group D

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Date	Venue		Result
13 June	Johannesburg	Germany	-	Australia
13 June	Pretoria	Serbia	-	Ghana
18 June	Port Elizabeth	Germany	-	Serbia
19 June	Rustenburg	Ghana	-	Australia
23 June	Johannesburg	Ghana	-	Germany
23 June	Nelspruit	Australia	-	Serbia

World Cup 2010 Group C

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Date	Venue		Result
12 June	Rustenburg	England	-	United States
13 June	Polokwane	Algeria	-	Slovenia
18 June	Johannesburg	Slovenia	-	USA
18 June	Cape Town	England	-	Algeria
23 June	Port Elizabeth	Slovenia	-	England
23 June	Pretoria	USA	-	Algeria

World Cup 2010 Group B

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12 June	Johannesburg	Argentina	-	Nigeria
12 June	Port Elizabeth	Korea Republic	-	Greece
17 June	Bloemfontein	Greece	-	Nigeria
17 June	Johannesburg	Argentina	-	Korea Republic
22 June	Durban	Nigera	-	Korea republic
22 June	Polokwane	Greece	-	Argentina

World Cup 2010 Group A

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Date	Venue		Result
11 June	Johannesburg	South Africa	-	Mexico
11 June	Cape Town	Uruguay	-	France
16 June	Pretoria	South Africa	-	Uruguay
17 June	Polokwane	France	-	Mexico
22 June	Rustenburg	Mexico	-	Uruguay
22 June	Bloemfontein	France	-	South Africa

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Group A	Group B	Group C	Group D
South Africa	Argentina	England	Germany
Mexico	Nigeria	United states	Australia
Uruguay	South Korea	Algeria	Serbia
France	Greece	Slovenia	Ghana
Group E	Group F	Group G	Group H
Netherlands	Italy	Brazil	Spain
Denmark	Paraguay	North Korea	Switzerland
Japan	New Zealand	Cote D’lvoire	Honduras
Cameroon	Slovakia	Portugal	Chile

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USA

2010-03-01T04:06:00.001-08:00

With typical efficiency, the United States reached the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ by qualifying in first place in the final six-team Hexagonal phase of North, Central America and Caribbean Zone qualifying. Under the careful guidance of coach Bob Bradley, a well-drilled Stars and Stripes' blend of proven internationals and up-and-coming stars never looked in danger of missing out, and will be keen to build on their second-place finish at the FIFA Confederations Cup South Africa 2009.

The star players
In recent years, the name Landon Donovan has been synonymous with the US national team. The Los Angeles Galaxy attacker has often saved his very best performances for a USA shirt, and there is little doubt that Donovan will once again be one of his team's leading men at South Africa 2010. Providing an impressive supporting cast are the likes of Oguchi Onyewu, Michael Bradley, Jozy Altidore, Tim Howard and Clint Dempsey, all of whom are plying their trade on European soil.

Uruguay

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Few nations have the footballing history of Uruguay. Nestling on the northern bank on the River Plate, the country has a population of a little over three million yet boasts an impressive collection of world, Olympic and continental titles and a record that compares favourably with the world’s best. The glory years of Uruguayan football are but a fading memory, however, with La Celeste having made just two appearances at the last five FIFA World Cup™ finals.

The man charged with the task of improving that record and raising their profile once more is Oscar Tabarez, who is now in his second stint as national coach, having taken the Uruguayans through to the last 16 at Italy 1990. El Maestro, as he is known in his homeland, certainly has the resources to do achieve those objectives. Sprinkled with players from Europe’s major leagues, his young side are determined to impress in South Africa, and in Diego Forlan and Luis Suarez they have the star quality to advance beyond the group phase and into the knockout rounds for the first time in two decades.

The star players
The Uruguay side features a mix of youthful players and household names and is led by the authoritative figure of Diego Lugano. The latest in a long line of temperamental, strong-willed Uruguayan skippers, the blond centre-half likes to combine his defensive duties with often-profitable forays into the opposing penalty box.

Up front La Celeste can count on a fearsome strike partnership formed by Diego Forlan and Luis Suarez. The Atletico Madrid striker is another veteran of Korea/Japan 2002 and has put together an impressive CV during his time in Europe. His sidekick Suarez is busy making a name for himself with Ajax Amsterdam, taking over the captaincy after barely two years with the Dutch giants. Together the duo scored 12 goals in the qualifiers.

Switzerland

2010-03-01T04:04:00.001-08:00

Switzerland will be appearing at the FIFA World Cup™ finals for the ninth time when next summer's tournament gets underway in South Africa, where coach Ottmar Hitzfeld and his men are aiming for more than just a supporting role.

The former Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich boss took the national helm after Switzerland's disappointing showing at UEFA EURO 2008, and has now led them to their second FIFA World Cup finals in a row. The Swiss made it to the Round of 16 at the 2006 event in Germany, where they were unluckily eliminated on penalties by Ukraine.

The Swiss boast a healthy blend of youth and experience, combining talented younger players such as Eren Derdiyok, Tranquillo Barnetta and keeper Diego Benaglio with seasoned campaigners like Alexander Frei and Blaise N'Kufo. The current team is hoping at least to emulate the achievements of their forebears who made the last eight in 1934, 1938 and 1954.

The star players
Alexander Frei is the undisputed chief on and off the field of play. The Basel striker, who is his country's all-time record goalscorer, was Hitzfeld's natural choice as national team captain. He finished the qualifying campaign on five goals.

That total was equalled by Blaise N'Kufo of Twente Enschede. The striker, who was born in Kinshasa (DR Congo), was first called up by the Swiss in 2000 and has struck up a productive attacking partnership with Frei.

Spain

2010-03-01T03:59:00.001-08:00

On a scale of one to ten, Spain's performance in qualifying for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ can only be given top marks. On top of wins in each of their ten games, La Roja were the European Zone's second top scorers with 28 goals while conceding a miserly five at the other end. Maturity, resilience and the ability to overcome adversity were all in evidence during their campaign, and few national teams in world football are blessed with squads of such depth and sheer talent. The Iberians have not rested on the laurels of their UEFA EURO 2008 victory, consistently bringing in new faces without renouncing their commitment to attractive short-passing football.

The star players
The team's success has been based on quality and balance throughout the side. In captain Iker Casillas Spain have one of the world's finest keepers, a man who can be relied upon to bring his superhuman reflexes to the rescue when most needed. Midfield string-puller Xavi Hernandez's inch-perfect passing and vision is vital to the Spaniards' fluid style, while at the sharp end of the attack there can be few if any better finishers than David Villa and Fernando 'El Niño' Torres.

South Africa

2010-03-01T03:58:00.001-08:00

There is an air of cautious optimism in South Africa as the Rainbow Nation prepares to write what is undoubtedly the most significant chapter of its short football history. A mammoth task lies ahead.

Recent years have brought ample disappointments, but Bafana Bafana have also shown, albeit in patches, that - given motivation and purpose - they can be a potent threat. And there can be no greater motivation than representing their country in a FIFA World Cup™ on home soil.

In 1996, four years after their readmission to international football, South Africa shot to prominence and stunned the African continent by claiming their maiden CAF Africa Cup of Nations trophy against Tunisia at Soccer City in Johannesburg. How ironic that, 16 years later, South Africa will return to the venue where they achieved this first major success, aiming to rewrite the script on an even bigger stage.

Their gallant performance at the FIFA Confederations Cup last June, when they lost narrowly to Brazil in the semi-finals and to Spain in the third place play-off, should certainly serve as a chilling reminder to their detractors that this team, when stretched to its potential, cannot be underestimated. That tournament witnessed several impressive performances strung together by the hosts, and ultimately it was only their inability to convert cleverly-tailored moves into goals that led to their demise.

The star players
Talented midfield maestro Steven Pienaar is South Africa's prize assert. In the absence of the country's most successful striker, Benni McCarthy, who remains out of favour, Pienaar brings much-needed innovation and imagination to the side.

Since his arrival at Everton, Pienaar has reinvented himself and matured as an all-round player. While he continues to polarise opinion in his native country, no-one in South Africa disputes the confidence he exudes on the field and his ability to inject inspiration into the team's play. His performances during the FIFA Confederations Cup were yet another reminder that he will be key to any South African success in 2010.

Yet arguably just as vital to the Bafana Bafana cause are two players who have laboured tirelessly and effectively with little recognition: wingbacks Siboniso Gaxa and the enterprising Tsepho Masilela.

Slovenia

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A nation of just two million people, Slovenia have already punched above their weight to secure a place at this FIFA World Cup™. When one considers that they knocked out Poland, Czech Republic and, finally, Russia - population 142 million – to take their place in South Africa, the achievement becomes near-miraculous. Yet 2010 is, in fact, this fledgling football nation’s second appearance on the game’s biggest stage, and they are determined to continue defying the odds when they square up to the world’s best.

The star players
Household names are conspicuous by their absence in this Slovenia squad. Yet although his team’s success has been built on collective strength and spirit, Kek is not without talented individuals to call upon. Arguably the best known is Cologne striker Milivoje Novakovic, who scored five times during qualifying and, at 30, is approaching this FIFA World Cup at the peak of his powers. The Ljubljana-born striker describes himself as making up one third of Slovenia’s “backbone”, with goalkeeper Samir Handanovic and captain Robert Koren, a talented attacking midfielder, identified by Novakovic as comprising this key triumvirate.

Slovakia

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Appearing for the first time in a major international competition, Slovakia have been striving to relive the glory years enjoyed by the former Czechoslovakia since going it alone in 1993.

While their team is hardly filled with household names, Slovakia can nonetheless rely on a well-organised collective with plenty of admirable qualities. Likewise, their continuing progress gives them good reason to be optimistic about their voyage to South Africa.

The star players
Solid at the back for Premier League heavyweights Liverpool, Martin Skrtel is a central figure for his country, while midfielder Marek Hamsik has both a knack of scoring goals for Napoli and the welcome habit of shining for the national side. The latter is unlikely to go unnoticed in South Africa and the same applies to Stanislav Sestak, who finished top scorer for Slovakia with six strikes in qualifying and is eager to continue in similar fashion.

"We're very persistant: we don't give up until we've succeeded," Stanislav Sestak, striker.

Serbia

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Serbia played their maiden international, independently, on 16 August 2006, winning 3-1 away to Czech Republic. They did, however, former part of two now disbanded teams: Yugoslavia and Serbia and Montenegro.

The former participated at nine FIFA World Cups™ between 1930 and 2002, and finished runners-up at the UEFA European Championship twice. Then, at Germany 2006, Serbia and Montenegro lost all three matches in a competitive group to fall at the first hurdle.

While Yugoslavia and Serbia and Montengro wore blue shirts, Serbia adopted a red jersey and the nickname Beli Orlovi (White Eagles).

The star players
Widely regarded as one of the best centre-backs in the world, Manchester United's Nemanja Vidic is a rock at the heart of the Serbian backline. Fierce in the tackle and strong in the air, the 28-year-old was named the 2008/09 English Premier League's player of the season. Multifunctional midfielder Dejan Stankovic has played international football since 1998 and now captains his country, while Marko Pantelic and Milan Jovanovic carry a threat in attack.

"We're thrilled to have booked a place in South Africa. We've proven ourselves to be a strong team. I am sure that we will play the best we can and not let our fans down at the World Cup," Serbia forward Nikola Zigic.