Jason and Mike are at the opening game of the Cape Town Stadium.
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Football World Cup Ticket Fever
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South Africa is the proud host of the upcoming 2010 FIFA World Cup! From February 2009, tickets for this mega event have been on a booking spree. Million of sports aficionados are dying to grab the live action of world class football championship at the picturesque locales of South Africa.
If you also want to be the part of this glorious and mega event then you must start planning your trip to South Africa! Watching the champions playing live will be undoubtedly a unique experience. Check out your favorite team and the date of tournament. Now, you must plan your trip in accordance with it.
Although, it must be quite fiddly to choose a few games from 64 rounds, still you need not bother. To make things easier for the football lovers, various exciting opportunities and packages have been offered. With the limited availability of ticket applications and massive followers, getting ticket for this grand event is quite impossible. Thus, you must start doing preparations right now!
You would be astonished to know that there are almost 1.6 millions applicants for this mega soccer championship during the first phase. Competition for grabbing a seat in the stadium is certainly a big deal. If you managed to book tickets from the governing body of football then you are lucky!
In case you are unable to bag your ticket then look out for agents. There are various online as well as offline providers for the soccer cup. Check out for them! Collect relevant information about them. Read customer reviews and comments. And, if you are satisfied then you don't think twice and book your tickets at earliest possible using credit cards.
Online Affordable Football World Cup [http://www.worldcupticketservice.com] - South Africa
Monday, January 3, 2011
Uruguay - Nederland WK 2010 Voorbeschouwing
The prospect of a Uruguay versus Netherlands semi-final was scarcely mentioned in the long build-up to the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™, yet these are the teams who meet in the last four on Tuesday evening in Cape Town. Both are there on merit too, as they have performed consistently well from the first day, defended resolutely, and taken their chances efficiently at the other end. The winners go forward to the Final, while the consolation prize for the losers is the third-place play-off. The game Uruguay-Netherlands, semi-final, Cape Town, Tuesday 6 July, 20.30 (local time) After the drama and tension of their penalty shoot-out victory over Ghana in the quarter-finals, Uruguay are in the last four at the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 40 years. La Celeste fell 3-1 to eventual winners Brazil at Mexico 1970, and went on to finish fourth. The Netherlands, who staged a remarkable second-half comeback to defeat five-time winners Brazil in the last eight, previously fought through to the semis in 1974, 1978 and 1998. The teams' solitary previous meeting at the FIFA World Cup came in the 1974 tournament. Johnny Rep fired a brace as the celebrated Dutch ensemble spearheaded by the great Johan Cruyff won the group stage encounter 2-0. The Uruguay squad that day included defender Pablo Forlan, father of current La Celeste marksman Diego Forlan. Ahead of Tuesday's clash, Uruguay boss Oscar Tabarez and Netherlands supremo Bert van Marwijk are both mulling over enforced ...
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