Friday, June 4, 2010

South Africa Matches Live Streaming Online Sopcast in Fifa World Cup 2010, HD Quality

SOUTH AFRICA
Group A
Manager: Carlos Alberto Parreira
Star Player : Aaron Mokoena

Number of Previous World Cup Appearances: 2
Best result: 1st round (1998, 2002)
All-time record: 6 games played, 1 win, 3 draws, 2 losses
Goals for: 8, Goals against: 11
Biggest victory: 1-0 vs. Slovenia in 2002
Biggest defeat: 3-0 vs. France in 1998
Top scorer: Benni McCarthy, Shaun Bartlett (2 goals)
Most appearances: Benni McCarthy, Lucas Radebe, Quinton Fortune (6 matches)
Hosted the World Cup: 2010


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June 11, 2010 @ 15:00BST Group Stage Group A
South Africa vs Mexico
at Soccer City Stadium

June 16, 2010 @ 19:30BST Group Stage Group A
South Africa vs Uruguay
at Loftus Versfeld Stadium

June 22, 2010 @ 15:00BST Group Stage Group A
France vs South Africa
at Free State Stadium

Short History of SA:
FIFA member since: 1992
Team nickname: Bafana Bafana
All-time caps leader: Aaron Mokoena (90)
All-time leading scorer: Benni McCarthy (31)
Notable achievements: African Nations Cup Champions (1996)
Legendary Player: Nicknamed the Black Prince of South African soccer, Jomo Sono was a star player in the North American Soccer League who went on to serve as coach of the South Africa's national team at the 2002 World Cup.
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GK    Rowen FERNANDEZ
GK    Moneeb JOSEPH
GK    Itumeleng KHUNE
GK    Shu-Aib WALTERS
Matthew BOOTH
Franklyn CALE
Lance DAVIDS
Kagisho DIKGACOI
Bevan FRANSMAN
Siboniso GAXA
Andile JALI
Thanduyise KHUBONI
Bongani KHUMALO
Reneilwe LETSHOLONYANE
Tsepo MASILELA
Benni McCARTHY
Innocent MDLEDLE
Teko MODISE
Aaron MOKOENA
Bryce MOON
Surprise MORIRI
Katlego MPHELA
Anele NGCONGCA
Siyabonga NOMVETHE
Bernard PARKER
Steven PIENAAR
Siyabonga SANGWENI
MacBeth SIBAYA
Lucas THWALA
Siphiwe TSHABALALA


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Appearances at finals:

1998 - First round
2002 - First round

Overall record at finals: Played 6, Won 1, Draw 3, Lost 2.

Best performance: First round in 1998 and 2002.

Most appearances at finals: Lucas Radebe (1998, 2002), Quinton Fortune (1998, 2002), Benni McCarthy (1998, 2002) - 6.

Most goals at finals: Benni McCarthy (1998, 2002), Shaun Bartlett (1998) - 2.

World Cup high: Their first ever finals victory at their second tournament appearance in 2002, beating Slovenia 1-0 with a Siyabonga Nomvethe goal the difference between the sides.

World Cup low: Bafana Bafana's embarrassing failure to qualify for the 2006 World Cup in Germany, finishing third in their qualification group behind Ghana and Congo DR, after having been named hosts of the 2010 tournament.

World Cup legend: Benni McCarthy is the country's record goal-scorer and second most capped player, with 31 goals in 76 appearances. He scored at the 1998 and 2002 tournaments against Denmark and Spain respectively.

The story so far: The history of the South African football team, like the country itself, has been greatly affected by the system of apartheid. The enforced racial segregation of the country was hugely contentious and numerous attempts were made to suspend the national side from FIFA because the country's constitution prohibited the fielding of racially mixed teams. But South Africa, along with Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan, were one of the founding members of the Confederation of African Football and continued to escape expulsion because of a widespread reluctance for FIFA to become embroiled in political matters.

They were suspended from FIFA competition in 1966 but, after the violence of the Soweto uprising in 1976, a horrified FIFA finally expelled South Africa and the national team would not play again for 16 years. In 1991, as apartheid drew to a close, a new multi-racial South African Football Association was born and the new team played its first game against Cameroon in 1992, winning 1-0. Four years later, hosting and competing in their first African Nations Cup as a multi-racial side, Bafana Bafana lifted the trophy and were joined in celebration by an overjoyed Nelson Mandela.

They went on to play in the 1998 World Cup in France and, after being soundly beaten 3-0 by the hosts in their first ever finals match, South Africa went on to earn admirable draws against Denmark and Saudi Arabia, but finished in third place in the group, two points behind the Danes.

At the 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea, an improved South Africa side were agonisingly close to making the second round, missing out to Paraguay on goals scored. A 2-2 draw with the South Americans in the first game was followed up by a first finals victory, a 1-0 win over Slovenia. In their final game against Spain, Bafana Bafana twice came from behind but were denied by a Raul goal as Jose Antonio Camacho's side narrowly triumphed 3-2. A disappointing failure to qualify for the 2006 finals followed but in 2004 it had been announced that, in 2010, South Africa would become the first African country to host the World Cup.

Qualification: As hosts, South Africa qualified for the tournament automatically but did play a number of friendlies while qualification was taking place. They were involved in the first stage of African qualifying with a place at the 2010 African Nations Cup at stake but finished 11 points adrift of Nigeria in the group, missing out on a place at the tournament.

It has been a tumultuous time for Bafana Bafana and, although they performed creditably at the Confederations Cup - losing in the semi-finals to Brazil and the third place play-off to European Championship winners Spain by just a single goal - they continued to crash to defeat after defeat in friendlies, which eventually saw the sacking of boss Joel Santana and the re-appointment of former boss Carlos Parreira.

Qualifying record (second round): P6, W2, D1, L3, F5, A5, Pts7.

Confederations Cup record: P5, W1, D1, L3, F4, A6.

Most appearances: Kagisho Dikgacoi (11).

Top goalscorer:
Kagisho Dikgacoi, Katlego Mphela, Bernard Parker (2).


Team Profile South Africa: SA
There is an air of cautious optimism in South Africa as the Rainbow Nation prepares to write what is undoubtedly the most significant chapter of its short football history. A mammoth task lies ahead.

Recent years have brought ample disappointments, but Bafana Bafana have also shown, albeit in patches, that - given motivation and purpose - they can be a potent threat. And there can be no greater motivation than representing their country in a FIFA World Cup™ on home soil.

In 1996, four years after their readmission to international football, South Africa shot to prominence and stunned the African continent by claiming their maiden CAF Africa Cup of Nations trophy against Tunisia at Soccer City in Johannesburg. How ironic that, 16 years later, South Africa will return to the venue where they achieved this first major success, aiming to rewrite the script on an even bigger stage.

Their gallant performance at the FIFA Confederations Cup last June, when they lost narrowly to Brazil in the semi-finals and to Spain in the third place play-off, should certainly serve as a chilling reminder to their detractors that this team, when stretched to its potential, cannot be underestimated. That tournament witnessed several impressive performances strung together by the hosts, and ultimately it was only their inability to convert cleverly-tailored moves into goals that led to their demise.

The road to South Africa
South Africa, by virtue of their role as hosts, gained automatic qualification.

The star players
Talented midfield maestro Steven Pienaar is South Africa's prize assert. In the absence of the country's most successful striker, Benni McCarthy, who remains out of favour, Pienaar brings much-needed innovation and imagination to the side.

Since his arrival at Everton, Pienaar has reinvented himself and matured as an all-round player. While he continues to polarise opinion in his native country, no-one in South Africa disputes the confidence he exudes on the field and his ability to inject inspiration into the team's play. His performances during the FIFA Confederations Cup were yet another reminder that he will be key to any South African success in 2010.

Yet arguably just as vital to the Bafana Bafana cause are two players who have laboured tirelessly and effectively with little recognition: wingbacks Siboniso Gaxa and the enterprising Tsepho Masilela.


The coach
Now in his second stint as a South Africa coach, Carlos Alberto Parreira's return was greeted with mixed feelings in South Africa, although the Brazilian's many supporters are adamant that he is the man to lead this side to the ‘Promised Land' in 2010. Parreira certainly has the pedigree, having led his native country to the beautiful game's ultimate prize at the 1994 FIFA World Cup USA. The extensively-travelled coach also brings a wealth of experience, which should prove vital in revitalising a South African side struggling with some significant pre-tournament problems. However, Parreira will be hoping to avoid the difficulties he endured during an inauspicious first spell as head coach, which witnessed him fail to lead South Africa beyond the first round at the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations.

Previous FIFA World Cups
South Africa have failed to make it beyond the group stages in either of their two previous FIFA World Cup appearances. Clearly, this is a situation they will be desperate to remedy. Their first appearance was in France 1998, six years after they had been readmitted to the global football family. Despite a 3-0 drubbing to France in their opening game, they went on to put a decent show against Denmark and Saudi Arabia, drawing against both. Korea/Japan 2002 was expected to be an opportunity for Bafana Bafana to step up to the next level but, ultimately, they flattered to deceive, crashing out after the group stage despite beating Slovenia 1-0 for their first-ever FIFA World Cup win.

Record
* This is South Africa's third appearance at the FIFA World Cup. Their first participation was at France 1998 and they also qualified for Korea/Japan 2002.

* Benni McCarthy scored the country's first goal at the FIFA World Cup in a 1-1 draw against Denmark on 18 June 1998.

* South Africa's incumbent captain, Aaron Mokoena remains the country's most capped player.

* South Africa hosted and won the CAF Africa Cup of Nations in 1996 at their first attempt, beating Tunisia 2-0 in Johannesburg's Soccer City. They went on to finish as runners-up at the following edition in 1998, losing to Egypt 2-0 in the final.

What they said
"We are all aware that it is a huge honour to play in a World Cup on home soil; not many players have had such a privilege. We are also aware of the task that lies ahead. For us, the World Cup is our priority, it's our biggest goal.  We need to represent our country with pride," Aaron Mokoena, South Africa captain.

New Zealand Matches Live Streaming Online Sopcast in Fifa World Cup 2010, HD Quality

NEW ZEALAND
Group F
Manager: Ricki Herbert
Star Player : Ryan Nelsen

Number of Previous World Cup Appearances: 1
Best result: 1st round (1982)
All-time record: 3 games played, 0 wins, 0 draws, 3 losses
Goals for: 2, Goals against: 12
Biggest defeat: 4-0 vs. Brazil in 1982
Top scorer: Steve Summer, Steve Wooddin (1 goal)
Most appearances: Several players (3 matches)
Hosted the World Cup: Never

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June 15, 2010 @ 12:30BST Group Stage Group F
New Zealand vs Slovakia
at Royal Bafokeng Stadium

June 20, 2010 @ 15:00BST Group Stage Group F
Italy vs New Zealand
at Mbombela Stadium

June 24, 2010 @ 15:00BST Group Stage Group F
Paraguay vs New Zealand
at Peter Mokaba Stadium


Short Team History New Zealand:
FIFA member since: 1948
Team nickname: The All Whites
All-time caps leader: Ivan Vicelich (65)
All-time leading scorer: Vaughan Coveny (28)
Notable achievements: Oceania Champions (1973, 1998, 2002, 2008)
Legendary Player: Born in England, Steve Sumner was an expatriate who was captain of the New Zealand team that qualified for the World Cup in 1982. He was the first player from the Oceania zone to score in World Cup competition.
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Appearances at finals:
1982 - First round

Overall record at finals: Played 3, Won 0, Drawn 0, Lost 3.

Best performance: First round in 1982.

Most appearances at finals:
Frank van Hattum (1982), Ricki Herbert (1982), Wynton Rufer (1982), Steve Wooddin (1982), Steve Sumner (1982), Keith Mackay (1982), Kenny Cresswell (1982), Adrian Elrick (1982), Allan Boath (1982), Duncan Cole (1982) - 3.

Most goals at finals: Steve Sumner (1982), Steve Wooddin (1982) - 1.

World Cup high: Qualifying for the 1982 World Cup by beating China 2-1 in neutral Singapore after a gruelling campaign through Oceania and Asia.

World Cup low: Crashing 5-2 to Scotland in their first ever World Cup match.


World Cup legend: Captain Steve Sumner was ever-present in qualifying and at the 1982 World Cup itself. His goal against Scotland was the first by any Oceanian player at a finals tournament.

The story so far: New Zealand's one and only World Cup finals appearance in Spain 1982 is now folklore for followers of football in the country. No team travelled further or played more games than the 'All Whites' as they qualified through Oceania and Asia. A 5-2 loss to Scotland in the first group game was a sign of things to come as 3-0 and 4-0 defeats to USSR and Brazil followed.

Fast-forward 28 years and Rory Fallon, the son of 1982 assistant coach Kevin Fallon, scored the only goal as New Zealand beat Bahrain in a play-off to return to the world stage in 2010.

Qualification: Other than South Africa, who qualified automatically as hosts, New Zealand had arguably the easiest path to the finals. They cruised past their Oceania Nations Cup rivals throughout 2008 and 2009 to qualify for Oceania's 'half' place at South Africa, with Shane Smeltz scoring eight of the All Whites' 14 goals.

That just left Asia's fifth-best side, Bahrain, in their way. Bahrain had lost to Trinidad & Tobago at this stage four years previously and, after grinding out a 0-0 draw in Manama, New Zealand inflicted similar pain by edging out their evenly matched opponents to send the nation into a rare ecstasy over the beautiful game.

Qualifying record: P6, W5, D0, L1, F14, A5, Pts15.

Most appearances: Ben Sigmund (8).

Top goalscorer: Shane Smeltz (8).
Team Profile New Zealand:

After a disastrous campaign four years ago, New Zealand bounced back in emphatic fashion under coach Ricki Herbert to qualify for their first appearance on the world stage in 28 years following a debut showing at Spain 1982. Herbert, and assistant Brian Turner, were both key figures in the campaign nearly three decades ago.  The duo have turned the All Whites into a solid unit whose rearguard, the fifth-placed Asian nation Bahrain was unable to breach over 180 minutes of the intercontinental play-off.

Four years after elimination by the Solomon Islands, the Kiwis claimed the Oceania crown to earn a trip to the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup, where they showed solid form after a poor opening against European champions Spain. The dramatic South Africa 2010 play-off victory against Bahrain united the Rugby-mad nation behind the All Whites like never before, resulting in a national record crowd in the capital Wellington for the decisive qualifier.

The road to South Africa
New Zealand topped their Oceania qualification group comfortably winning their first five games before an inconsequential defeat in Fiji with many of the first-team regulars were unavailable. The Kiwis then had an 11-month wait before a two-legged meeting with the fifth-placed Asian nation. Bahrain saw off regional heavyweight Saudi Arabia to earn the right to play New Zealand, having also reached the same stage four years ago, only to fail against Trinidad and Tobago. In exhausting heat, New Zealand battled gamely in the first leg to earn a scoreless draw in Manama. The second leg was poised on a knife-edge throughout, with New Zealand triumphing courtesy of a thumping header from Rory Fallon in the final minute of the first half, though goalkeeper Mark Paston will equally be remembered in the years to come for his penalty save five minutes into the second half.


The star players
Captain and centre-back Ryan Nelsen is undoubtedly the highest profile and best credentialed member of the squad. The resolute defender has been a regular at Blackburn Rovers for a number of years, and is the only New Zealander to achieve such longevity in the English Premier League. At the other end of the pitch, the All Whites have a number of key attacking options led by the prolific Shane Smeltz. Oceania Player of the Year and Australian A-League top-scorer Smeltz has an all-round finishing ability, and is deadly in the air or with his feet. Celtic target-man Chris Killen is a perfect foil for Smeltz, while Fallon and teenage giant Chris Wood both possess quality aerial ability.


The coach
Ricki Herbert is one of New Zealand football’s most-famous figures, having been a regular member of the Spain ’82 squad and then becoming one of the first Kiwis to play in England which he did with Wolverhampton Wanderers. After assuming the reins of the national team in 2005, Herbert has for several seasons also been the coach of New Zealand’s only professional club, Wellington Phoenix who compete in the A-League. Well regarded across both New Zealand and Australia, Herbert has formed the All Whites into a solid working unit who produce consistent performances.

Previous FIFA World Cups
New Zealand have appeared on the world stage just once, with the qualification for the 1982 FIFA World Cup™ considered one of the country’s most famous sporting achievements. The squad attained stunning results including away wins in Australia, Saudi Arabia and China over a then-record 15-match qualification campaign. Featuring a teenage Wynton Rufer, who went on to become New Zealand’s most well-known export, the All Whites lost all three matches at Spain ’82, but were not disgraced in a high-quality group featuring Brazil, Soviet Union and Scotland.

Records
• Coach Ricki Herbert is set to claim the rare honour of featuring at the FIFA World Cup as a player and as a coach in the nation’s only two FIFA World Cup appearances.

• New Zealand are the second consecutive Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) member to qualify for the FIFA World Cup after Australia achieved the same feat in 2006.

What they said
“This group have given it everything, four years of total commitment. We’re back, we’re there. South Africa, here we come.” New Zealand coach Ricki Herbert

United States (USA) Matches Live Streaming Online Sopcast in Fifa World Cup 2010, HD Quality

UNITED STATES (USA)
Group C
Manager: Bob Bradley
Star Player : Landon DonovanOguchi Onyewu, Michael Bradley 

Number of Previous World Cup Appearances: 8
Best result: Semifinals (1930)
All-time record: 25 games played, 6 wins, 3 draws, 16 losses
Goals for: 27, Goals against: 51
Biggest victory: 3-0 vs. Belgium and Paraguay in 1930
Biggest defeat: 7-1 vs. Italy in 1934
Top scorer: Bert Patenaude (4 goals)
Most appearances: Cobi Jones and Earnie Stewart (11 matches)
Hosted the World Cup: 1994

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June 12, 2010 @ 19:30BST Group Stage Group C
England vs United States
at Royal Bafokeng Stadium

June 18, 2010 @ 15:00BST Group Stage Group C
Slovenia vs United States
at Ellis Park

June 23, 2010 @ 15:00BST Group Stage Group C
United States vs Algeria
at Loftus Versfeld Stadium



Short Team History : USA
FIFA member since: 1914
Team nickname: The Stars and Stripes
All-time caps leader: Cobi Jones (164)
All-time leading scorer: Landon Donovan (42 goals)
Notable achievements: CONCACAF Gold Cup Champions (1991, 2002, 2005, 2007)
Legendary Player: Bert Patenaude was a key member of the 1930 U.S. World Cup team that reached the semifinals. He is credited with the first hat trick in World Cup history.
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Provisional Squad USA:
GK    Brad GUZAN
GK    Marcus HAHNEMANN
GK    Tim HOWARD
Jozy ALTIDORE
DaMarcus BEASLEY
Alejandro BEDOYA
Carlos BOCANEGRA
Jonathan BORNSTEIN
Michael BRADLEY
Edson BUDDLE
Steve CHERUNDOLO
Brian CHING
Ricardo CLARK
Jay DeMERIT
Clint DEMPSEY
Landon DONOVAN
Maurice EDU
Benny FEILHABER
Robbie FINDLEY
Herculez GOMEZ
Clarence GOODSON
Stuart HOLDEN
Eddie JOHNSON
Sacha KLJESTAN
Chad MARSHALL
Oguchi ONYEWU
Heath PEARCE
Robbie ROGERS
Jonathan SPECTOR
Francisco TORRES
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Appearances at finals
1930: Third place
1934: First round
1950: First round
1990: First round
1994: Second round
1998: First round
2002: Quarter-finals
2006: First round

Overall record at finals: Played 25, Won 6, Drawn 3, Lost 16.

Best performance: Finishing third at their first World Cup in 1930. The Americans opened the tournament with a 3-0 win over Belgium and added another 3-0 win over Paraguay before losing to Argentina 6-1 in the semi-finals.

Most appearances at finals: Cobi Jones (1994, 1998, 2002), Earnie Stewart (1994, 1998, 2002) - 11.

Most goals at finals: Bert Patenaude (1930) - 4.

World Cup high: Beating England 1-0 in the first round of the 1950 World Cup in Brazil. USA went into the match on a seven-game losing streak and it is said that readers in England assumed the score was 10-1 and had been misprinted. The match has been labelled the 'Miracle on Grass'.

World Cup low: Having failed to qualify for a World Cup for 40 years after the 1950 event, USA made their return in 1990 and were promptly thrashed 5-1 by Czechoslovakia. They lost their other two group games by one-goal margins to Italy and Austria.

World Cup legend: Bert Patenaude scored four goals in three games at the 1930 tournament, including the first ever World Cup hat-trick in a 3-0 victory over Paraguay. Despite only winning four full caps, he scored six goals for his country.

The story so far: Despite a 40-year absence after 1950, USA has become a regular fixture at World Cups since 1990 and South Africa will mark their sixth consecutive tournament.

Their best result came in the first World Cup as they finished third, losing 6-1 in the semi-finals to runners-up Argentina. It's still the best showing for any team outside the European and South African confederations. However, they were unable to repeat the feat in 1934, exiting after a 7-1 defeat against hosts Italy in the first round.

After missing the 1938 World Cup, USA returned in 1950 when the competition resumed following World War II and were drawn against England, who bookies had rated as the 3-1 tournament favourites. USA, meanwhile, were rated as 500-1 outsiders and had lost seven games in a row by a combined score of 45-2.

In one of the biggest shocks in football history, USA won 1-0 thanks to a 37th-minute goal from Joe Gaetjens, although both sides failed to escape the group stage.



In their next tournament, in 1990, there would be no miracles. USA lost all their matches, first going down 5-1 to Czechoslovakia, 1-0 to Italy and 2-1 to Austria.

There was hope for the sport in America, however, as they earned the right to hold the 1994 World Cup. The venues were East Rutherford, N.J., Detroit, Orlando, Dallas, Boston, Washington, D.C., San Francisco and Pasadena. The average attendance for the tournament was 69,000 with a total attendance of 3.6 million.

The hosts enjoyed a good showing, drawing with Switzerland, beating Colombia - with the help of Andres Escobar's ultimately tragic own goal - and lost to Romania, sneaking into the second round as one of the best third-placed sides. In the knockout stages, they lost 1-0 to eventual champions Brazil at Sandford.

Bringing the World Cup to American soil was supposed to generate more interest in the sport and, although it took some time, it seems to have had the desired effect.

After making the second round in 1994, they endured a miserable France 98, losing all three games including a 2-1 defeat to Iran. They bounced back in 2002, though, with a shock 3-2 win over Portugal before drawing with co-hosts South Korea and then losing 3-1 to Poland. Having made the knockout stage, they beat local rivals Mexico 2-0 before going down to a 1-0 defeat to finalists Germany.

Again, though, they were unable to build on a successful tournament as, despite a 1-1 draw with Italy, they finished bottom of their group, losing to Czech Republic and Ghana. However, there are high hopes for a successful tournament in 2010, and there is a genuine expectation among many Americans that Bob Bradley can lead the side into the quarter-finals and perhaps even go further.

Qualification: USA finished first in the final round standings in CONCACAF, one point ahead of Mexico, but it was not without drama. Trailing Costa Rica 2-1 in their final qualifier, defender Jonathan Bornstein scored an equaliser deep into injury time to ensure they topped their group.


However, they had already booked their place in South Africa when they edged out Honduras four days earlier, winning 3-2 as a Conor Casey brace and a crucial goal from Landon Donovan proved enough.

Qualifying record: P10, W6, D2, L2, F19, A13, 20Pts.

Qualifying record: - P 10, W 7, D 1, L 2, GS 22, GA 8, Pts 22.

Most appearances: Carlos Bocanegra, Michael Bradley (15).

Top goalscorer: Jozy Altidore (6).

Team Profile USA:

With typical efficiency, the United States reached the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ by qualifying in first place in the final six-team Hexagonal phase of North, Central America and Caribbean Zone qualifying. Under the careful guidance of coach Bob Bradley, a well-drilled Stars and Stripes' blend of proven internationals and up-and-coming stars never looked in danger of missing out, and will be keen to build on their second-place finish at the FIFA Confederations Cup South Africa 2009.

The road to South Africa
After putting nine goals without reply past minnows Barbados in Stage 2, the USA found themselves drawn with Trinidad and Tobago, Guatemala and Cuba in Group 1 of Round 3. Bradley's charges held firm to win five of their six encounters in the penultimate group stage, their only defeat a 2-1 reverse in Port of Spain against the Soca Warriors with progress to the Hexagonal already in the bag.

The United States kicked off the decisive final phase in the best fashion possible by beating arch-rivals Mexico 2-0, a result they followed up with a 2-2 draw in El Salvador. A comfortable 3-0 victory over T&T was backed up by a 3-1 reverse in Costa Rica, one of only two defeats in the final section. The other came by a score of 2-1 in Mexico's fortress-like Estadio Azteca, though the Stars and Stripes kept their nerve to stay on track and clinch their South Africa 2010 ticket with a 3-2 win in another of CONCACAF's toughest grounds: the Estadio Olimpico in the Honduran city of San Pedro Sula.

The star players
In recent years, the name Landon Donovan has been synonymous with the US national team. The Los Angeles Galaxy attacker has often saved his very best performances for a USA shirt, and there is little doubt that Donovan will once again be one of his team's leading men at South Africa 2010. Providing an impressive supporting cast are the likes of Oguchi Onyewu, Michael Bradley, Jozy Altidore, Tim Howard and Clint Dempsey, all of whom are plying their trade on European soil.

The coach
Bradley was originally appointed national coach on a caretaker basis, though a run of ten games unbeaten quickly convinced the powers that be that he deserved the role on a permanent basis. And anyone who doubted his credentials would have been silenced by events at the FIFA Confederations Cup 2009, where the USA ousted favourites Spain in the semi-finals before going down to a narrow 3-2 final defeat to Brazil.

Previous FIFA World Cups

• The United States have taken part at nine FIFA World Cups, with Mexico the only CONCACAF team involved in more editions of the showpiece event.
• The Stars and Stripes' best finals performance came at Uruguay 1930, when they exited at the semi-final stage.
• South Africa 2010 will be the United States' sixth consecutive finals appearance. At Germany 2006 they bid farewell to the tournament at the first hurdle.


Records
• The United States' 2-0 victory over Spain at South Africa 2009 prevented La Roja extending their 35-game unbeaten run, a record they hold jointly with Brazil.
• The USA had enjoyed a 58-match unbeaten home streak against CONCACAF opponents until July 2009, when arch-rivals Mexico thrashed them 5-0 in the final of the Gold Cup.
• Altidore, currently on loan at English Premier League outfit Hull City from Villarreal, was the Stars and Stripes' six-goal top scorer in qualifying.

What they said
"We're very proud to have finished at the top of the final Hexagonal. It was a great effort and required a great deal of determination on our team's part. Every time we took the field we spoke about proving to the world what we were capable of and I think we did just that." Bob Bradley, USA coach, after his side claimed top spot in North, Central America and Caribbean Zone qualifying.

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Competition : MotoGP Italian Grand Prix 2010
Date : 4-6 June 2010
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Venue : Mugello Circuit, Mugello – Italy
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>> Location : Mugello, Italy
>> Pole Position: Right
>> Length: 5.245 m / 3.259 miles
>> Width: 14 m
>> Right corners: 9
>> Left corners: 6
>> Turn: 15
>> Longest straight: 1.141 m / 0.709 miles
>> Lap record: 1′48″130 (Valentino Rossi, Fiat Yamaha, 2008)

2010 Moto GP Italian Grand Prix schedule (Local Time: GMT +1)

Friday, 4 June 2010 WATCH LIVE NOW
>> Moto 125cc – FP1 : 12:40 – 13:40
>> MotoGP – FP1 : 13:55 – 14:55
>> Moto 250cc – FP1 : 15:10 – 16:10

Saturday, 5 June 2010
>> Moto 125cc – FP2 : 09:00 – 09:40
>> MotoGP – FP2 : 09:55 – 10:55
>> Moto 250cc – FP2 : 11:10 – 12:10
>> Moto 125cc – Qp : 13:00 – 13:40
>> MotoGP – Qp : 13:55 – 14:55
>> Moto 250cc – Qp : 15:10 – 15:55


Sunday, 6 June 2010
>> Moto 125cc – WUP : 08:40 – 09:00
>> Moto 250cc – WUP : 09:10 – 09:30
>> MotoGP – WUP : 09:40 – 10:00
>> Moto 125cc – Race : 11:00
>> Moto 250cc – Race : 12:15
>> MotoGP – Race : 14:00
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