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Mar 31st
Year in photos: World Cup
Dec 26th
Year in photos: World Cup
From vuvuzelas to Nelson Mandela — South Africa’s World Cup 2010 in photos. read more
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Nov. 17, 2010: MNT 1, RSA 0 Highlights
Nov 24th
The US Men’s National Team defeated FIFA World Cup hosts South Africa 1-0 in the Nelson Mandela Challenge at Green Point Stadium in Cape Town. Development Academy alumnus Juan Agudelo grabbed the only goal of the game to the give the US the victory and close 2010 with a win.
Nov. 17, 2010: MNT 1, RSA 0 – Juan Agudelo Goal
Nov 20th
Seventeen-year-old forward Juan Agudelo, the first product of the US Soccer Development Academy to make an appearance for the US Men’s National Team, became the youngest player to score in the modern era as the US defeated South Africa 1-0 to win the 2010 Nelson Mandela Challenge in Cape Town, South Africa.
US, South African Players Meet Mandela
Nov 18th
US, South African Players Meet Mandela
US, South African players give Nelson Mandela a shirt, vuvuzela after match in his honor
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Bafana again face their nemesis
Nov 13th
Bafana again face their nemesis
The US meet Bafana Bafana in Wednesday’s Nelson Mandela Inauguration Challenge game in Cape Town.
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Chivas USA Defender Jonathan Bornstein Is Named to U.S. National Team for Friendly Against South Afr
Nov 13th
Chivas USA Defender Jonathan Bornstein Is Named to U.S. National Team for Friendly Against South Afr
CARSON, Calif. (Thursday, November 11, 2010) – Chivas USA defender and captain Jonathan Bornstein has been named by Head Coach Bob Bradley to the U.S. Men’s National Team roster for a friendly against South Africa in the Nelson Mandela Challenge.
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Danny Jordaan Cleanses His Soul
Nov 4th
Now’s probably not the best time to announce this, not with Sepp basking in his powerful glory and FIFA in heaps of trouble as it is, but alas, Danny Jordaan must cleanse his soul of all its evils.
Portuspain 2018 and Qatar 2022 have been accused of colluding for the upcoming World Cup decisions, supposedly agreeing to swap votes. While this is investigated by FIFA and a team of novice, possibly fictional, pre-teen sleuths, Jordaan, head of the South African World Cup, admitted they did as much to win this summer’s World Cup.
He’s got to stay relevant somehow.
The man who secured this year’s World Cup for South Africa says he tried to get England to withdraw from the 2006 bidding by offering Nelson Mandela’s support for a 2010 English bid.While South Africa did get Brazil to pull out of the 2006 bidding, England stayed in the contest with South Africa—and the tournament went to Germany instead. “In the end we wanted a straight fight, so we sent an emissary to the English bid, but the English believed they were going to win 2006,” Jordaan told the International Sports Event Management conference in London.
Jordaan recalled that England was told: “If you withdraw we will get Nelson Mandela to come to London, to praise you and say nice things about you, and then in 2010 you will be stronger because then you will have dealt with the difficulty of the debate of 1966-2006. But, of course, we didn’t convince them.”
Jordaan later said such deals would be harder to attempt now because bidding nations have lucrative deals with commercial partners that would prevent a late withdrawal.
England? Overconfident regarding a World Cup? Never.
As collusion is “explicitly forbidden” by FIFA, Jordaan is lucky that the South African World Cup is done and dusted, and nothing short of Sepp inventing a time machine (wait for next month’s Forbes) can bring it back. Because it’s not like he’s involved with FIFA as part of FIFA’s official inspection team. Oh, he is.
They just don’t care to be subtle anymore, do they?
Danny Jordaan: South Africa colluded with World Cup rivals
Nov 4th
Danny Jordaan: South Africa colluded with World Cup rivals
The man who led South Africa’s unsuccessful bid for the 2006 World Cup says he tried to get England to withdraw from the race by offering Nelson Mandela’s support for 2010.
Read more on People’s Daily
shakira-waka waka fifa world cup 2010 south africa closing ceremony 1/7
Jul 26th
Closing ceremony of FIFA WORLD CUP 2010 SOUTH AFRICA whit Shakira, Nelson Mandela befor Netherlands-Spain.
Blatter hopes Mandela attends World Cup
Jul 18th
Blatter hopes Mandela attends World Cup
Nelson Mandela is determined he will attend the opening game of the World Cup in Johannesburg in a week’s time because it would realize his dream, FIFA president Sepp Blatter said Friday after meeting the former president. Speculation is intense whether the 91-year-old Mandela, South Africa’s most famous citizen, will be well enough to attend any World Cup games.
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Mandela to Attend World Cup Opening Ceremony
Jul 13th
His grandson said former South African leader Nelson Mandela will likely attend Friday’s World Cup opening ceremony. Mandela, 91, visited an exhibition of World Cup-related artwork at his offices Tuesday. (June ![]()
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FIFA WORLD CUP 2010 SOUTH AFRICA CLOSING CEREMONY 9/9 SHAKIRA WAKA WAKA
Jul 13th

Closing ceremony of FIFA WORLD CUP 2010 SOUTH AFRICA whit Shakira, Nelson Mandela befor Netherlands-Spain.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Call for China-India initiative for Pakistan stability
Jul 13th
Call for China-India initiative for Pakistan stability
Crowds go wild as Mandela makes an appearance JOHANNESBURG:Anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela waved to the crowd and Colombian singer Shakira had fans dancing in their seats as South Africa began saying farewell to the 2010 World Cup in an emotional and pulsating fashion. Mr. …
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U.K. to review aid to India
7/11 probe: Sushma faults government Mumbai: Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Sushma Swaraj, on Sunday criticised the Union government for not arresting even a single suspect in the July 11 serial train blasts case. Taking part in an event to mark the fourth …
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Curfew lifted across Kashmir
Man killed by suspected Maoists Kolkata: The body of a man shot dead by suspected Maoists was recovered from the Jangalmahal area in West Bengal’s Paschim Medinipur district on Sunday. Umakant Mahato worked for the Forest Department on a temporary basis. He was found …
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Karnataka bags overall team title
Man killed by suspected Maoists Kolkata: The body of a man shot dead by suspected Maoists was recovered from the Jangalmahal area in West Bengal’s Paschim Medinipur district on Sunday. Umakant Mahato worked for the Forest Department on a temporary basis. He was found …
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Lastest “world Cup Fifa” News
Jul 13th
2010 World Cup: FIFA pressing Mandela to be at final, family says
Nelson Mandela has been put under “extreme pressure” to attend Sunday’s World Cup final, according to the former South African president’s family.
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Blatter has sympathy for World Cup final officials
World Cup FIFA president Sepp Blatter thought English referee Howard Webb had a “very hard task” in the bad-tempered World Cup final between Spain and Holland that saw a record 14 yellow cards shown. Blatter said: “The final was not exactly what I expected in terms of fair play. “It’s not up to me judge the performances of the officials, I can only say it was a very hard task that the referee …
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Blatter brushes criticism aside
World Cup: Fifa president Sepp Blatter has defended the 2010 World Cup from criticism over empty seats and poor refereeing standards. The head of world football’s governing body also claimed he was not surprised by the poor showing by African countries.
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Lastest “world Cup Opening” News
Jul 13th
Bashir stays on home soil
Pretoria – Sudanese President Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir will not be among the 20 African heads of state invited to South Africa for the World Cup, International Relations Director General Ayanda Ntsaluba said on Thursday.
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Africa: South African Fans Favourite World Cup Moments
The 2010 FIFA World Cup has done so much for South Africa but on a personal level for fans, it has left them with some great memories.
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Mandela to attend World Cup final, source says
Former South African President Nelson Mandela is expected to attend part of Sunday’s World Cup championship match on Sunday, a month after a family tragedy at the opening of the games, a member of the local organizing committee said.
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FIFA WORLD CUP 2010 SOUTH AFRICA CLOSING CEREMONY 3/9 SHAKIRA WAKA WAKA
Jul 13th
Closing ceremony of FIFA WORLD CUP 2010 SOUTH AFRICA whit Shakira, Nelson Mandela befor Netherlands-Spain.
World Cup South Africa 2010 Commercial
Jul 13th
World Cup South Africa 2010 Commercial
Closing ceremony of FIFA WORLD CUP 2010 SOUTH AFRICA whit Shakira, Nelson Mandela befor Netherlands-Spain.
Video Rating: 4 / 5


