WC 2010 South Africa

  • 17.06.2010 /
    How much money is being spent in ‘Il Ritrovo Lounge’ each day? Nobody knows - but it is a lot. A striking number of stocky men gather at the bar, talking in rough northern English accents. These men are ticket dealers.
  • 16.06.2010 /
    Tamar is a search and social conversion agency that just published its second sport index report.
  • 16.06.2010 /
    In support of the 2010 FIFA South Africa World Cup, Routledge Journals has made 90 related research articles free to access.
  • 15.06.2010 /
    The organisation Sport et Citoyenneté has published a special edition of their scientific journal Sport and Citizenship. This Special Edition covers a subject with inevitable media hype from different angles. Sport and Citizenship wishes to take advantage of this unique occasion and the media’s attention to raise this question: “Is this really Africa’s hour?”.
  • 15.06.2010 /
    Strikes by security and transportation workers have affected several matches in the first week of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
  • 14.06.2010 /
    “It was crowded. It was ear-drummingly achingly loud. But it was MAGIC."...
  • By Andreas Selliaas
    10.06.2010 /
    Friday's opening match against Mexico at Soccer City stadium is undoubtedly an important game for the Rainbow Nation and Bafana Bafana. For the first time an African team will kick off the World Cup on home ground. But the most important football game in South Africa was played in 1976 at another stadium in Soweto – Rand Stadium.
  • By Declan Hill
    09.06.2010 /
    Comment: It is not a guarantee that there will be fixed matches at the World Cup in South Africa, but it is guaranteed that there will be match-fixers at the tournament. In this comment, Declan Hill elaborates on articles previously published on Play the Game's website and goes further into detail with the reasons why he believes match-fixers will be drawn to the 2010 World Cup.

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