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A total of 10 stadiums have been prepared to host the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Five of the 10 stadiums have undergone major renovations, while two new stadiums have been built and three others rebuilt for the occasion.
Soccer City Stadium
(Johannesburg)
Capacity: 95, 000
Number of matches: 8 (Including opening game and the final)
Green Point Stadium
(Cape Town)
Capacity:66, 005
Number of matches: 8
(including one semifinal)
Durban Stadium
(Durban)
Capacity: 69,957
Number of matches: 7 (including one semifinal)
Nelson MandelaBay Stadium
(Port Elizabeth)
Capacity: 46, 082
Number of matches: 8
Ellis Park Stadium
(Johannesburg)
Capacity: 61,639
Number of matches: 7
Royal Bafokong Stadium (Rustenburg)
Capacity: 44,530
Number of Matches: 6
Loftus Versfelt Stadium
(Pretoria)
Capacity: 49, 365
Number of matches: 6
Free State Satadium
(Blomfontein)
Capacity: 45,068
Number of matches: 6
Peter Mokaba Stadium (Plokwane)
Capacity: 45,264
Number of matches: 4
Mbombela Stadium
(Nelspruit)
Capacity: 43,589
Number of matches: 4
GROUPS
Group A
South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay, France
Group B
Argentina, Nigeria
Korea Republic, Greece
Group C
England, US, Algeria
Slovenia
Group D
Germany, Australia
Serbia, Ghana
Group E
Netherlands, Denmark
Japan, Cameroon
Group F
Italy, Paraguay
New Zealand
Slovakia
Group G
Brazil, Korea DPR
Cte d'Ivoire
Portugal
Group H
Spain, Switzerland
Honduras, Chile
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