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Draw places Brazil, Portugal into Group of Death
[SAT 05 DEC 2009 – 00:58:11 UTC]
The draw for the
final tournament of the 2010 Men’s World Cup was kind to the defending finalists, but not the losing semifinalists. 2006 champions
Italy face
Paraguay,
New Zealand, and first time qualifiers
Slovakia in
Group F, whilst
France, who fell to the
Azzurri in the 2006 final, were drawn against hosts
South Africa,
Mexico, and
Uruguay in
Group A. The Group of Death is widely considered to be
Group G, which contains
Brazil,
Korea DPR,
Côte d’Ivoire, and
Portugal. The tournament’s opening match will be South Africa-Mexico at Johannesburg’s new Soccer City stadium on F
RI 11 J
UN 2010.
more...Pots decided for South Africa 2010 draw
[THU 03 DEC 2009 – 02:54:28 UTC]
FIFA have settled on the pots, seedings, and draw procedure for the 2010 Men’s World Cup
final tournament. The top seeds include hosts
South Africa and the top seven teams in the FIFA world rankings of O
CT 2009, who occupy Pot 1. Pot 2 contains the teams from the AFC, CONCACAF, and the OFC. Pot 3 holds the remaining teams from CAF and CONMEBOL, whilst Pot 4 contains the remaining UEFA teams. Each group will receive one team from each pot, and no group may contain more than two UEFA teams or more than one team from any other confederation. The draw begins at 17:00 UTC on F
RI 04 D
EC 2009 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.
more...UEFA matchday 16 recap
[FRI 16 OCT 2009 – 04:54:42 UTC]
UEFA matchday 15 recap
[SUN 11 OCT 2009 – 00:25:19 UTC]
UEFA matchday 14 recap
[THU 10 SEP 2009 – 05:36:34 UTC]
UEFA matchday 13 recap
[MON 07 SEP 2009 – 04:48:55 UTC]
UEFA matchday 10 recap
[TUE 09 JUN 2009 – 07:58:42 UTC]
UEFA matchday 9 recap
[THU 02 APR 2009 – 22:31:25 UTC]
Qualifying draw to reveal all
[SAT 24 NOV 2007 – 19:45:26 UTC]
The footballing world is descending upon Durban,
South Africa for the draw for the 2010 Men’s World Cup qualifiers. Five Asian, twelve North American, nine European, and twelve African groups will be drawn in the festivities, which start at 15:00 UTC on S
UN 25 N
OV 2007. The
CONMEBOL group phase and
OFC final round are already underway and do not require draws. Below are listed the top seeded teams in each of the other confederations.
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