Moses Mabhida Stadium

Moses Mabhida stadium named after a former SACP General Secretary for became a stadium-quality multi-function world. The stadium is located in Durban, South Africa.
During the FIFA World Cup performances in 2010, will be named as Durban stadium

The stadium will be one of the host 2010 World Cup. This tadion planned to have a capacity of 70,000 seats to 80,000 chair.

Moses Mabhida Stadium adjacent to the ABSA Stadium in the Kings Park sports area.
As part of the city's plan for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Football Stadium Kings Park has been destroyed at the end of 2006, to make way for a new stadium complex that includes an indoor arena, sports museum, sports institutions, and a transportation transmodal station.

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First National Bank Stadium

First National Bank Stadium is a stadium that was built in 1987,located in Johannnesburg, South Africa. This stadium is the center place for the Association
South African football (Safa). As a football stadium-specific, FNB Stadium can seat 78,000 people in the seats plastic bucket.
The stadium has the third largest capacity in Africa.Most of the football event of the greatest in South Africa and played at the FNB better place and suitable for this event than at the nearby Ellis Park, where the final of the Rugby World Cup held in 1995.

Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg is to undergo a major improvement for the tournament 2010, with new forms inspired by the traditional African pottery and skills that are updated for 87,500 football fans around the world. Layers above will be extended in the entire stadium to increase capacity to 87,500 with a row of 99 executive again, the roof will be built surrounded, changing room facilities which will be developed and new floodlights will be installed.


Tender for IDR 1.5 billion to upgrade the stadium obtained by Grinaker-LTA. Soccer City is scheduled for completion in 2009. On January 19, 2007, Grinaker-LTA issued a statement calling the emphasis began making in two sunday.

The stadium will hold the opening match, four games group playoffs other second round matches and one quarter-final and the match final.

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Zakumi The Mascot Of World Cup 2010

Zakumi is the mascot name of the 2010 World Cup will be held in South Africa. Zakumi is a leopard with green hair quirky, Zakumi was born on June 16, 1994 which coincided with the day of the youth in South Africa.

In 2010, Zakumi will be 16 years old, which will be celebrated globally by 2010 World Cup crown. Zakumi's name comes from the word "Za", the code for South Africa and "kumi", a word that means ten in various African languages. Zakumi costume wearing a green and yellow (gold), which is also the color of the uniform dominance of the South African team. Any logos featured course this could increase the team spirit of each country to victory in the 2010 World Cup, of course, with high didukun of sportsmanship and fair play.
Let us sukseskan 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Viva World Cup.

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