MUNDIAL 2010: ÁFRICA DO SUL ACOLHE O NEGÓCIO DO FUTEBOL
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The Soccer City stadium in Johannesburg is to undergo a major upgrade for the 2010 tournament, with a new design inspired by traditional African pottery and a revamped capacity for 104 000 football fans. The stadium will hold the final and opening matches, five first-round matches, one second-round match and one quarter-final.
(Image: South Africa 2010 Local Organising Committee)
(Image: South Africa 2010 Local Organising Committee)
The King Senzangakhona Stadium in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, is to be specially built for 2010, with a capacity of
80 000. It will host six first-round matches, one second-round, and one semifinal match.
(Image: South Africa 2010 Local Organising Committee)
80 000. It will host six first-round matches, one second-round, and one semifinal match.
(Image: South Africa 2010 Local Organising Committee)
Artist's impression of the 50 000-seat Nelson Mandela Stadium in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape. It is to be specially built for 2010 and will host five first-round matches, one second-round match, one quarter-final and the third-place playoff. (Image: South Africa 2010 Local Organising Committee)
Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg is to undergo minor upgrades for 2010. It has a capacity of 60 000 and will host five first-round matches, one second-round and one quarter-final match. (Image: South Africa 2010 Local Organising Committee)
The King Senzangakhona Stadium in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, is to be specially built for 2010, with a capacity of 80 000. It will host six first-round matches, one second-round, and one semifinal match.
(Image: South Africa 2010 Local Organising Committee)
(Image: South Africa 2010 Local Organising Committee)
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