The race for the 2010 World Cup has begun with the qualifying campaign, which was drawn in Durban, South Africa on 23rd November 2007 in a huge event attended by more than 3000 FIFA delegates.
The draw for the 2010 World Cup qualifying campaign threw up some interesting fixtures, not least England’s revenge mission against Croatia, who denied them a place at the EURO 2008 finals.
32 teams have qualified for the 2010 World Cup. In this section, we provide the latest fixtures & results for the 2010 World Cup.
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*** this page will be updated with the world cup scores as the matches are played ***
Friday, 11 June
2010 World Cup
South Africa v Mexico, Gp A, 15:00 (1-1 draw)
Uruguay v France, Gp A, 19:30 (0-0 Draw)
Saturday, 12 June
2010 World Cup
Argentina v Nigeria, Gp B, 12:30 (1-0)
England v USA, Gp C, 19:30 (1-1)
South Korea v Greece, Gp B, 15:00 (2-0)
Sunday, 13 June
Algeria v Slovenia, Gp C, 12:30 (0-1)
Germany v Australia, Gp D, 15:00 (4-0)
Serbia v Ghana, Gp D, 19:30 (1-0)
Monday, 14 June
Italy v Paraguay, Gp F, 19:30 (1-1)
Japan v Cameroon, Gp E, 15:00 (1-0)
Netherlands v Denmark, Gp E, 12:30 (2-0)
Tuesday, 15 June
Brazil v Korea DPR, Gp G, 19:30 (2-1)
Ivory Coast v Portugal, Gp G, 15:00 (0-0)
New Zealand v Slovakia, Gp F, 12:30 (1-1)
Wednesday, 16 June
Honduras v Chile, Gp H, 12:30 (0-1)
South Africa v Uruguay, Gp A, 19:30 (0-3)
Spain v Switzerland, Gp H, 15:00 (0-1)
Thursday, 17 June
Argentina v South Korea, Gp B, 19:30 (4-1)
France v Mexico, Gp A, 12:30 (0-2)
Greece v Nigeria, Gp B, 15:00 (2-1)
Friday, 18 June
England v Algeria, Gp C, 19:30 (0-0)
Germany v Serbia, Gp D, 12:30 (0-1)
Slovenia v USA, Gp C, 15:00 (2-2)
Saturday, 19 June
Cameroon v Denmark, Gp E, 19:30 (1-0)
Ghana v Australia, Gp D, 12:30 (1-1)
Netherlands v Japan, Gp E, 15:00 (1-0)
Sunday, 20 June
Brazil v Ivory Coast, Gp G, 19:30 (3-1)
Italy v New Zealand, Gp F, 15:00 (1-1)
Paraguay v Slovakia, Gp F, 12:30 (0-2)
Monday, 21 June
Chile v Switzerland, Gp H, 15:00 (1-0)
Portugal v Korea DPR, Gp G, 12:30 (7-0)
Spain v Honduras, Gp H, 19:30 (2-0)
Tuesday, 22 June
France v South Africa, Gp A, 15:00 (1-2)
Greece v Argentina, Gp B, 19:30 (0-2)
Mexico v Uruguay, Gp A, 15:00 (0-1)
Nigeria v South Korea, Gp B, 19:30 (2-2)
Wednesday, 23 June
Australia v Serbia, Gp D, 19:30 (2-1)
Ghana v Germany, Gp D, 19:30 (0-1)
Slovenia v England, Gp C, 15:00 (0-1)
USA v Algeria, Gp C, 15:00 (1-0)
Thursday, 24 June
Cameroon v Netherlands, Gp E, 19:30 (1-2)
Denmark v Japan, Gp E, 19:30 (1-3)
Paraguay v New Zealand, Gp F, 15:00 (0-0)
Slovakia v Italy, Gp F, 15:00 (2-1)
Friday, 25 June
Chile v Spain, Gp H, 19:30 (1-2)
Korea DPR v Ivory Coast, Gp G, 15:00 (0-3)
Portugal v Brazil, Gp G, 15:00 (0-0)
Switzerland v Honduras, Gp H, 19:30 (0-0)
Saturday, 26 June
Uruguay v Korea, 16R, 15:00 (2-1)
USA v Gahana, 16R, 19:30 (1-2)
Sunday, 27 June
Germany v England, 16R, 19:30 (4-1)
Argentina v Mexico, 16R, 15:00 (3-1)
Monday, 28 June
Netherlands v Slovakia, 16R, 15:00 (2-1)
Brazil v Chile, 16R, 19:30 (3-0)
Tuesday, 29 June
Paraguay v Japan 16R, 15:00 (1-0) Penalties
Spain v Portugal, 16R, 19:30 (1-0)
Friday, 2 July
Ghana v Uruguay QF, 19:30 (1(2)-(4)1)
Netherlands v Brazil, 15:00 (2-1)
Saturday, 3 July
Germany v Argentina, QF, 15:00 (4-0)
Paraguay v Spain, QF, 19:30 (1-0)
Tuesday, 6 July
Netherlands v , Uruguay SF, 19:30 (3-2)
Wednesday, 7 July
Germany v Spain, SF, 19:30 (0-1)
Saturday, 10 July
Uruguay v Germany, CF, 19:30 (2-3)
Sunday, 11 July
2010 FIFA World Cup Final
Netherlands v Spain, F, 19:30 (0-1)
