Showing posts with label world cup final. Show all posts
Showing posts with label world cup final. Show all posts

Jul 6, 2010

Question of the Day: Which team will win the World Cup

Question of the Day: Which team will win the World Cup

We don't like easy questions and we know the chicken came first. We like tough questions and when we don't know the answer - we ask for your help.

A bit of us thinks Germany will win based on the performance yesterday, but another bit of us thinks the Dutch are starting to look very good too.

Most of us think that Uruguay will be going home after the next match but mist of us also expected to see Brazil at this stage.

Nobody in this office thinks Spain really have a chance, but we keep saying, it isn't how you get to this stage it is that you get the result and Spain seem to get the results when they need them.

Our point; we have a question of the day to the right. Who do you think will win the World Cup? Please answer - it will be interesting to see the results.


Next World Cup 2010 Matches

World Cup Match » Full Time Result
19:30Uruguay 6/1 Draw 11/4 Holland 4/6

World Cup Match » Full Time Result
19:30Germany 49/25 Draw 47/20 Spain 13/8

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Fifa World Cup Semi-Finals, Final , World Cup Third Place and Top Goalscorers

Below is World Cup 2010 Schedule and Result,

all the time are set to Pacific Time (GMT -7).



Semi-finals of 2010 FIFA World Cup

* July 6, Netherlands vs Uruguay, Cape Town Stadium at 11.30 (match 61)
* July 7, Germany vs Spain, Moses Mabhida Stadium at 11.30 (match 62)



Third Place Play-Off

July 10, Loser of match 61 vs Loser of match 62, Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium at 11.30


FIFA World Cup 2010 Final

July 11, Winner of match 61 vs Winner of match 62, Soccer City Stadium at 11.30

World Cup 2010 Top Goalscorers :

  • 5 Goals : David Villa (Spain)
  • 4 Goals : Gonzalo Higuain (Argentina), Miroslav Klose (Germany), Robert Vittek (Slovakia), Thomas Muller (Germany), Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands)
  • 3 Goals : Asamoah Gyan (Ghana), Diego Forlan (Uruguay), Landon Donovan (United States), Luis Fabiano (Brazil), Luis Suarez (Uruguay)