All eyes were on a rejuvenated England, under the stewardship of Fabio Capello, to see if they could kick off their World Cup campaign with a bang. The answer was unfortunately a no as they were held to a 1-1 draw by the United States.
South American powerhouse Argentina started off their World Cup campaign with an unconvincing 1-0 victory over Nigeria. Our Group B pundits, Victoria Junior College’s Khairul Anwar and Alfred Ali, provides us their post-match opinions.
Asian powerhouse South Korea kicked off their Our Group B pundits, Victoria Junior College’s Khairul Anwar and Alfred Ali, provides us their post-match opinions.World Cup campaign with a bang as they outclassed 2004 European champions Greece 2-0.
Day 2 sees powerhouses Argentina and England playing their opening games. Also let's not forget our fellow Asians, South Korea, who will be taking on 2004 European champions Greece.
France continued their unconvincing form by getting their World Cup campaign off with a goalless draw against Uruguay. Our Group A pundit, Victoria Junior College’s Mohd Asyraf Akbar, provides us his post-match opinions.
Hosts South Africa started off their World Cup campaign with a decent 1-1 draw against Mexico. Our Group A pundit, Victoria Junior College’s Parvesh Dhillon, provides us with his post-match opinions.
The kick off to the World Cup 2010 is just hours away. Hosts South Africa will play in the opening match against Mexico at 10pm SG time while 2006 finalists France play Uruguay at 2.30am SG time. Let our Group A pundits Victoria Junior College's Asyraf Akbar and Parvesh Dhillon bring you a preview of two opening matches of the World Cup 2010.
32 international teams will fight it out in eight groups for the biggest prize in world football. Which 16 teams will make it through to the second round and continue to live their dreams? Let our A Division football players give you the verdict.