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South Africa World Cup 101: Who’s favored to win it all?

South Africa World Cup 101: Who’s favored to win it all?
Brazil and Spain are favorites to win the World Cup, but three solid African teams have a legitimate shot at surviving deep into the tournament, as does the US.

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World Cup song helps struggling band

World Cup song helps struggling band
A Cameroonian band has gained a new lease of life after one of their hits written in the 1980s inspired Waka Waka, the official song of the World Cup.

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Portugal 3-1 Camarões – Preparação Mundial 2010

Passions over World Cup soccer sweep Greater Cleveland ethnic groups

Passions over World Cup soccer sweep Greater Cleveland ethnic groups
The World Cup begins today and the soccer faithful are ready to watch and despair and celebrate, especially in Greater Cleveland’s ethnic communities,

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World-Match schedule

World-Match schedule
World Cup match schedule (all times GMT):

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Confident Cameroon arrive desperate for Japan

Confident Cameroon arrive desperate for Japan
Cameroon touched down on Wednesday, a confident coach Paul Le Guen branding his World Cup team as one loaded with potential and the ability to make it through a tough Group E.

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World Cup 2010 – Match facts: South Africa v Mexico

World Cup 2010 – Match facts: South Africa v Mexico
All the key facts and stats ahead of the FIFA World Cup opener in Johannesburg.

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World Cup 2010: Organising Committee Welcomes Five More Teams

World Cup 2010: Organising Committee Welcomes Five More Teams
Yesterday’s arrivals brings the total number of 2010 FIFA World Cup teams in South Africa to 29, including South Africa as the home team. “I am sure that the teams arriving today got more than they bargained for with the huge crowds on the street and the sound of the vuvuzelas.

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