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World Cup opens with joy and sadness

World Cup opens with joy and sadness
The first World Cup ever held in Africa opened today in a dazzling burst of joy, colour and noise — and just a tinge of sadness.

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WORLD CUP 2010: Opening ceremony kicks off in style but Nelson Mandela stays away

WORLD CUP 2010: Opening ceremony kicks off in style but Nelson Mandela stays away
The 2010 World Cup in South Africa is finally underway following the opening ceremony of South African music, dance and culture at Johannesburg’s Soccer City.

Ivory Coast will be a serious candidate in group of death

Ivory Coast will be a serious candidate in group of death
If an African team is to make a major impact on the 2010 FIFA World Cup finals in South Africa, Cote d’Ivoire are seen by many as the most likely candidates. And with world class talent throughout the starting 11, it’s no wonder.

The World Cup: Picking A Team To Follow

The World Cup: Picking A Team To Follow
document.write (” “); As the World Cup kicks off today, most people know which country they’re rooting for. Soccer brings about passion in many a fan, a sense of pride in the country you’re following. Still, if anyone is looking to latch on to a team, we’re here for you. Heck, even if you pledge allegiance to U.S.A., you’ll likely need a backup plan. Take your pick.

Ivory Coast star fighting to be fit

Ivory Coast star fighting to be fit
Didier’s not going to let a little thing like a broken arm wreck his World Cup dream. (©PAphotos)

The War After the World Cup

The War After the World Cup
While South Africa celebrates the World Cup Friday, a rumor is sweeping the country: When the soccer ends, a war on foreigners and the poor will begin.

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World Cup kicks off in African celebration

World Cup kicks off in African celebration
JOHANNESBURG, June 11 — Fighter jets sped low over Johannesburg’s Soccer City stadium briefly drowning out the constant din of tens of thousands of vuvuzela trumpets as South Africa opened the 2010 soccer World Cup with a celebration of African culture. The stadium, resembling a massive African cooking pot, erupted in cheers as performers took to …

Park Ji-sung says NKorea may shock at World Cup

Park Ji-sung says NKorea may shock at World Cup
South Korea star midfielder Park Ji-sung thinks North Korea could surprise some teams at the World Cup.

2010 World Cup Predictions: The Top 10 Red Card Contenders

2010 World Cup Predictions: The Top 10 Red Card Contenders
Every World Cup sees the game’s governing body FIFA issue a directive to referees about cracking down on foul play. This inevitably leads to a rash of yellow and red cards as players learn to adapt to a stricter refereeing regime that they are used to at their club sides. For some players being sent off will be unfortunate and surprising. But for others, a red card is a familiar sight. So, join …

2010 World Cup Betting Preview

2010 World Cup Betting Preview
The 2010 World Cup is expected to be the largest betting event in world history, though it’s unclear how big it will be in the United States. Here is a brief preview. Winners: The World Cup is all about chalk, Italy, Germany, Brazil and Argentina. Only two other countries – England ’66 and France ’98 [...]