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Information Concerning the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

January 14th, 2010

The newly built Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium is the first football dedicated stadium in Port Elizabeth and surrounding areas.  Before the construction of the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, a multi-purpose stadium, all international football matches scheduled for Port Elizabeth were played at the Eastern Province Rugby Stadium.  The Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium is situated close to the picturesque North End Lake in the heart of the city.

 

The unique roof of the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium was specially designed to withstand the high wind speeds found in Port Elizabeth.  The roof is made up of a series of white “petals”, thus resembling a flower.  This is the reason for the stadium’s nickname, The Sunflower.  The playing surface of the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium is made of natural grass, while the areas surrounding the pitch consist of artificial turf.  State-of-the-art technology as well as two big screens further enhances the appearance of the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium.

 

The Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium has a capacity of 45,000 with a further 4,000 seats to be installed for the duration of the 2010 Soccer Finals.  A number of private boxes, VIP suites, business suites, a sports clothing shop, a gymnasium, as well as lecture and function rooms will all be available at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. 

 

During the 2010 Soccer Finals, Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium will host five first round matches, a second round match, a quarter final, as well as the third-place playoff match. 

 

Games scheduled for Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium:

 

12 June 2010

Match: Korea Republic vs Greece

Time: 16:00

 

15 June 2010

Match: Ivory Coast vs Portugal

Time: 16:00

 

18 June 2010

Match: Germany vs Serbia

Time: 13:30

 

21 June 2010

Match: Chile vs Switzerland

Time: 16:00

 

23 June 2010

Match: Slovenia vs England

Time: 16:00

 

26 June 2010

Match: Winner A vs Runner up B

Time: 16:00

 

02 July 2010

Match: Winner 5 vs Winner 7

Time: 16:00

 

10 July 2010

Match: Loser 1 vs Loser 2

Time: 20:30

 

This article forms part of The Ultimate South African Tourist Guide White Paper.  It is an essential guide to any tourist who has the opportunity to explore South Africa, containing all the information you could possibly need to ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.  Featuring the best restaurants, accommodation, spots to shop, attractions and much more, all listed according to the specific region in question, this guide will be the ultimate in assisting your travels.  It is available to those members of the public who are interested in purchasing a piece of land in South Africa, and subsequently becoming a shareholder of land in South Africa. Visit http://www.ageofafrica.co.za to find out more about this project.

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About the Royal Bafokeng Stadium

December 15th, 2009

The Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace is a multi-purpose sport stadium located in the Rustenburg suburb of Phokeng.  The Royal Bafokeng Stadium was opened in 1999 and completely funded by the Royal Bafokeng community, after whom the stadium was also named.  The Royal Bafokeng Stadium is already well equipped and required only minor renovations to bring it up to the requirements of FIFA.  These included new floodlights, electronic scoreboards, as well as a new public address system.  The capacity of the stadium was also increased from 38 000 to 42 000 with the construction of two additional rows of seating on the second level.  All these upgrades were completed by March 2009.

Bafana Bafana, the South African national soccer team, first played at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in 2001 in a 2002 Soccer Finals qualifying game against Burkino Faso; the home team won the match 2-1.  The Royal Bafokeng Stadium also hosted its first rugby union match in September 2006, when South Africa’s Springboks defeated the national team of New Zealand, the All Blacks, 21-20.  However, it is a shame that a magnificent stadium such as the Royal Bafokeng Stadium does not have its own Premier Soccer League team, despite hosting some games from time to time.      

During the 2010 Soccer Finals, Royal Bafokeng Stadium will host five first round matches and a second round match.

 

Games scheduled for Royal Bafokeng Stadium:

 

12 June 2010

Match: England vs USA

Time: 20:30

 

15 June 2010

Match: New Zealand vs Slovakia

Time 13:30

 

19 June 2010

Match: Ghana vs Australia

Time: 13:30

 

22 June 2010

Match: Mexico vs Uruguay

Time 16:00

 

24 June 2010

Match: Denmark vs Japan

Time: 20:30

 

26 June 2010

Match: Winner C vs Runner up D

Time: 20:30

 

This article forms part of The Ultimate South African Tourist Guide White Paper.  It is an essential guide to any tourist who has the opportunity to explore South Africa, containing all the information you could possibly need to ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.  Featuring the best restaurants, accommodation, spots to shop, attractions and much more, all listed according to the specific region in question, this guide will be the ultimate in assisting your travels.  It is available to those members of the public who are interested in purchasing a piece of land in South Africa, and subsequently becoming a shareholder of land in South Africa. Visit http://www.ageofafrica.co.za to find out more about this project.

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Developments surrounding Vodacom Park 2010 Upgrades

December 11th, 2009

The stadium of Vodacom Park, previously known as Free State Stadium, in the city of Bloemfontein will be utilized for hosting some of the 2010 Soccer Finals matches.  It is interesting to note that a brief name change will be in forced during the four weeks that the soccer showpiece is being held.  This decision was taken after it was felt that the old name, “Free State Stadium”, will aid in a stronger Free State based approach towards 2010 preparations. 

 

In order to comply with official FIFA requirements, the upgrades to Vodacom Park included the following:

 

  • The original capacity of 38 000, including VIP seats, was increased to accommodate 45 000 spectators;
  • A 2nd tier was added on the western pavilion in order to help with the increased capacity.  This modification required the complete removal of the roof and the construction of a new upper tier;
  • Media centre behind the western pavilion, which will be converted to a new indoor multi-purpose facility;
  • Media seating for written press, radio, and telecommunication;
  • Venue operating centre for Security and CCTV;
  • Provision of security perimeters (including 16 cameras for CCTV);
  • Upgrading of public address sound system;
  • Upgrading of floodlights to increase illumination to the required 1500 lux; and
  • New turnstiles installed for improved controlled flow of spectators.

 

The construction process at Vodacom Park began during September 2007 and was completed by March 2009.  Post 2010 Soccer Finals Vodacom Park, like all other 2010 stadia, will continue to host more rugby and soccer matches and other additional events that may be sports or non what so ever related.

 

During the 2010 Soccer Finals, Vodacom Park will host five first round matches and a second round match.

 

Games scheduled for Vodacom Park:

 

14 June 2010

Match: Japan vs Cameroon

Time: 16:00

 

17 June 2010

Match: Greece vs Nigeria

Time: 16:00

 

20 June 2010

Match: Slovakia vs Paraguay

Time: 13:30

 

22 June 2010

Match: France vs South Africa

Time: 16:00

 

25 June 2010

Match: Switzerland vs Honduras

Time: 20:30

 

27 June

Match: Winner D vs Runner up C

Time: 16:00

 

 

This article forms part of The Ultimate South African Tourist Guide White Paper.  It is an essential guide to any tourist who has the opportunity to explore South Africa, containing all the information you could possibly need to ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.  Featuring the best restaurants, accommodation, spots to shop, attractions and much more, all listed according to the specific region in question, this guide will be the ultimate in assisting your travels.  It is available to those members of the public who are interested in purchasing a piece of land in South Africa, and subsequently becoming a shareholder of land in South Africa. Visit http://www.ageofafrica.co.za to find out more about this project.

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Interesting Information on the Moses Mabhida Stadium

December 2nd, 2009

Durban’s newest stadium, the Moses Mabhida Stadium, is a state-of-the-art, world-class stadium specifically built for the 2010 Soccer Finals.  However, it can also be used as a multi-purpose sports venue after the 2010 Soccer Finals, while it will also be ideal for hosting recreational and cultural events. 

 

The Moses Mabhida Stadium takes its unique design from the South African flag, with the grand arch representing the unity of this sport-loving nation.  The two legs of the arch on the southern side of the stadium, come together to form a single footing on the northern side symbolizing the new unity of a country once-divided.  The Moses Mabhida Stadium boasts a cable car which ascends to a viewing platform at the top of the 350m arch, 106m above the pitch.  Visitors and spectators are thus able to experience panoramic views of both the city and nearby shoreline. 

 

Quick Facts surrounding the Moses Mabhida Stadium  

  • The Moses Mabhida Stadium is named after Moses Mabhida, a former General Secretary of the SACP (South African Communist Party);
  • The Moses Mabhida Stadium will have the capacity to hold 70 000 spectators during the 2010 Soccer Finals and 54 000 in legacy mode thereafter;
  • The roof of the Moses Mabhida Stadium, consisting of Teflon coated glass fibre membranes, 46 000 square metres in total, are attached to the arch by 95mm diameter steel cables.  Around the perimeter of the stadium structure is an 880m long steel compression ring that maintains the structure of the roof; and
  • A new Kings Park Railway Station is being developed adjacent to the Moses Mabhida Stadium, allowing spectators direct access to the stadium precinct.

 

During the 2010 Soccer Finals, Moses Mabhida Stadium will host five first round matches, a second round match and a semi-final.

 

Games scheduled for Moses Mabhida Stadium:

 

13 June 2010
Match: Team D1 – Team D2
Time: 16:00

 

16 June 2010
Match: Team H1 – Team H2
Time: 16:00

 

19 June 2010
Match: Team E1 – Team E3
Time: 16:00

 

22 June 2010
Match: Team B2 – Team B3
Time: 20:30

 

25 June 2010
Match: Team G4 – Team G1
Time: 16:00

 

28 June 2010 – Preliminary Round
Matches: Team 1E – Team 2F
Time: 16:00
Determined by results of group stages

7 July 2010 – Semi Final
Matches: Team B – Team D
Time: 20:30
Determined by results of group stages

 

 

This article forms part of The Ultimate South African Tourist Guide White Paper.  It is an essential guide to any tourist who has the opportunity to explore South Africa, containing all the information you could possibly need to ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.  Featuring the best restaurants, accommodation, spots to shop, attractions and much more, all listed according to the specific region in question, this guide will be the ultimate in assisting your travels.  It is available to those members of the public who are interested in purchasing a piece of land in South Africa, and subsequently becoming a shareholder of land in South Africa. Visit http://www.ageofafrica.co.za to find out more about this project.

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Which countries qualified for the 2010 Soccer Finals?

November 24th, 2009

The qualification process for the 2010 Soccer Finals has finally concluded as all 32 participating teams have been determined.  Dreams renewed, hearts broken, tears shed, it is all over.  There are not a lot of surprises as all the favourites such as England, Italy, Spain, Brazil, and Germany will be in action.  Although some of the major nations such as Argentina, France, and Portugal struggled at times, in the end they made it to soccer’s showpiece event.  Something special about the 19th Soccer Finals is the fact that all previous winners of the competition will be in action in South Africa. 

Below are all the teams from the different confederations of world soccer which qualified for the 2010 Soccer Finals:

Europe

Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland

 

South America

Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay

 

North & Central America, Caribbean

Honduras, Mexico, USA

 

Africa

Algeria, Cameroon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, South Africa (hosts)

 

Asia

Australia, Japan, North Korea, South Korea

 

Oceania

New Zealand

 

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Info on Soccer City

November 18th, 2009

Soccer City, formerly known as the FNB Stadium, is the flagship venue for the 2010 Soccer Finals, as it will be hosting both the opening match and the final.  Originally built in 1987, Soccer City has played host to some of the most memorable moments in South African soccer history, including Bafana Bafana’s 1996 African Cup of Nation’s triumph.   After South Africa was awarded the hosting rights for soccer’s showcase event, Soccer City was completely rebuilt.  Soccer City’s capacity was enlarged from 80,000 to the current 94,000.  Other renovations done on Soccer City include an encircling roof, new changing rooms, as well as new floodlights.  All these changes mean that Soccer City is now officially the largest and most modern stadium on African soil.

 

Soccer City’s unique calabash-shaped design is one feature that makes it stand out among the rest of the 2010 Soccer Finals Stadia.  The calabash was picked because it is a uniquely African object and a recognizable symbol of the African continent.  In Africa, the calabash is traditionally used for cooking food over a fire.  Socially, it is synonymous with entertaining friends, spending time with family, and sharing stories.

 

With state-of-the-art media facilities, team whirlpools, top-class VIP areas for dignitaries, accessibility for disabled fans, as well as a top-notch audio-visual setup to keep the fans informed during the game, Soccer City is truly a world class sporting venue.

 

During the 2010 Soccer Finals, Soccer City will host the opening match, four more first-round matches, a second round match, a quarter-final, and the final.

 

 

Games scheduled for Soccer City:

 

11 June 2010
Match: South Africa vs Team A2
Time:  16:00

14 June 2010
Match:  Team E1 vs Team E2
Time: 13:30

17 June 2010
Match: Team B1 vs Team B3
Time: 20:30

20 June 2010
Match: Team G1 vs Team G3
Time: 20:30

23 June 2010
Match: Team D4 vs Team D1
Time: 20:30

27 June 2010 – Preliminary Round
Match: Team 1B vs Team 2A
Time: 20:30
Determined by the results of group stages

02 July 2010 – Quarter Final
Match: Team 1 vs Team 3
Time: 20:30
Determined by the results of group stages

11 July 2010 – Final
Match: Winner semi-final 1 vs Winner semi-final 2
Time: 20:30
Determined by the results of group stages

 

 

This article forms part of The Ultimate South African Tourist Guide White Paper.  It is an essential guide to any tourist who has the opportunity to explore South Africa, containing all the information you could possibly need to ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.  Featuring the best restaurants, accommodation, spots to shop, attractions and much more, all listed according to the specific region in question, this guide will be the ultimate in assisting your travels.  It is available to those members of the public who are interested in purchasing a piece of land in South Africa, and subsequently becoming a shareholder of land in South Africa. Visit http://www.ageofafrica.co.za to find out more about this project.

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Interesting Facts and Information about Green Point Stadium

November 13th, 2009

The newly-built Green Point Stadium is truly one of the most artistic soccer venues in South Africa, hence its nickname “The African Renaissance Stadium”.  The Green Point Stadium was named after the Cape Town suburb of Green Point, the area which it is located in.  The Green Point Stadium is only a stone’s throw away from both the ocean and the beautiful mountains surrounding the city, thus providing the perfect backdrop for matches.  Green Point Stadium is also only a short walk from the transportation hub of the city. 

 

The Green Point Stadium has a capacity of approximately 70,000.  It is also interesting to note that the exterior of the Green Point Stadium is covered with noise-reducing cladding.  Green Point Stadium is scheduled for completion during December 2009.  At the conclusion of the 2010 Soccer Finals, the Green Point Stadium is likely to be used by the professional soccer teams located in and around Cape Town, which include Santos and Ajax Cape Town.       

 

During the 2010 Soccer Finals, Green Point Stadium will host five first round matches, a second round match, a quarter-final, and a semi-final. 

 

Games scheduled for Green Point Stadium:

 

  • Friday 11 June: Group A First Round Match
  • Monday 14 June: Group F First Round Match
  • Friday 18 June: Group C First Round Match
  • Monday 21 June: Group G First Round Match
  • Thursday 24 June: Group E First Round Match
  • Tuesday 29 June: Round of 16 Match
  • Saturday 3 July: Quarter Final
  • Tuesday 6 July: Semi-Final

 

This article forms part of The Ultimate South African Tourist Guide White Paper.  It is an essential guide to any tourist who has the opportunity to explore South Africa, containing all the information you could possibly need to ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.  Featuring the best restaurants, accommodation, spots to shop, attractions and much more, all listed according to the specific region in question, this guide will be the ultimate in assisting your travels.  It is available to those members of the public who are interested in purchasing a piece of land in South Africa, and subsequently becoming a shareholder of land in South Africa. Visit http://www.ageofafrica.co.za to find out more about this project.

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Interesting Facts and Information about Coca-Cola Park

November 3rd, 2009

Coca-Cola Park, previously known as Ellis Park, was first built in 1928 as a rugby union stadium.  It was demolished and rebuilt in 1982, again exclusively for rugby.  It was named after JD Ellis, a Johannesburg city councilor who approved the use of the land for a stadium.  However, in 2008 the stadium was renamed after the Coca-Cola Company obtained the naming rights of the stadium. 

 

Coca-Cola Park is located in the centre of Johannesburg and has played host to numerous epic sporting events, including the final of the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup between Brazil and the United States.  The ground underwent a significant face-lift before the Confederations Cup finals and as a result it can now seat 62 000 spectators, increasing its capacity by almost nine per cent from the previous 57 000.

 

Coca-Cola Park will forever occupy a special place in the hearts of South African sporting fans after the Springbok rugby team shocked New Zealand to lift the 1995 Rugby World Cup trophy soon after being allowed back onto the world sporting stage.  It was a moment that brought the people of South Africa together in celebration as the iconic scenes of Nelson Mandela holding aloft the Web Ellis Cup at Coca-Cola Park were seen the world over.

 

With state-of-the-art media facilities, team whirlpools, top-class VIP areas for dignitaries, accessibility for disabled fans, a new pitch and a top-notch audio-visual setup to keep the fans informed during the game, Coca-Cola Park is truly a world class sporting venue. 

 

Coca-Cola Park is home to top sporting teams based in Gauteng.  The rugby union side, the Golden Lions, as well as the football club Orlando Pirates play their home games here.

 

During the 2010 Soccer Finals, Coca-Cola Park will host five first round matches, a second round match and a quarter-final.

 

Games scheduled for Coca-Cola Park:

 

12 June 2010
Match: Team B1 vs Team B2
Time: 13:30

15 June 2010
Match: Team G1 vs Team G2
Time: 20:30

18 June 2010
Match: Team C4 vs Team C2
Time: 16:00

21 June 2010
Match: Team H1 vs Team H3
Time: 20:30

24 June 2010
Match: Team F4 vs Team F1
Time: 16:00

28 June 2010 – Preliminary Round
Match: Team 1G vs Team 2H
Time: 20:30
Determined by results of group stages

03 July 2010 – Quarter Final
Match: Team 6 vs 8
Time: 20:30
Determined by results of group stages

 

This article forms part of The Ultimate South African Tourist Guide White Paper.  It is an essential guide to any tourist who has the opportunity to explore South Africa, containing all the information you could possibly need to ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.  Featuring the best restaurants, accommodation, spots to shop, attractions and much more, all listed according to the specific region in question, this guide will be the ultimate in assisting your travels.  It is available to those members of the public who are interested in purchasing a piece of land in South Africa, and subsequently becoming a shareholder of land in South Africa. Visit http://www.ageofafrica.co.za to find out more about this project.

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2010 Soccer Finals Matches in Johannesburg

October 27th, 2009

2010 Soccer Finals Matches in Johannesburg

Johannesburg will play host to 15 matches during the 2010 Soccer Finals in South Africa.  Soccer City Stadium will host the opening match and the final, as well as four other first round matches, a second round match, and a quarter-final.  The opening and closing ceremonies will also take place at Soccer City.  Ellis Park Stadium will host five first round matches, a second round match and a quarter-final.  Johannesburg will thus be the only host city with two Soccer Finals stadiums.  The Soccer City Stadium has been called the home of South African soccer and will be the flagship stadium of the event.

Below is a comprehensive overview of the soccer fixtures scheduled for Johannesburg: (H2)

Games played at Soccer City Stadium

11 June 2010
Match: South Africa vs Team A2
Time:  16:00

14 June 2010
Match:  Team E1 vs Team E2
Time: 13:30

17 June 2010
Match: Team B1 vs Team B3
Time: 20:30

20 June 2010
Match: Team G1 vs Team G3
Time: 20:30

23 June 2010
Match: Team D4 vs Team D1
Time: 20:30

27 June 2010 – Preliminary Round
Match: Team 1B vs Team 2A
Time: 20:30
Determined by the results of group stages

02 July 2010 – Quarter Final
Match: Team 1 vs Team 3
Time: 20:30
Determined by the results of group stages

11 July 2010 – Final
Match: Winner semi-final 1 vs Winner semi-final 2
Time: 20:30
Determined by the results of group stages

Matches in Ellis Park Stadium

12 June 2010
Match: Team B1 vs Team B2
Time: 13:30

15 June 2010
Match: Team G1 vs Team G2
Time: 20:30

18 June 2010
Match: Team C4 vs Team C2
Time: 16:00

21 June 2010
Match: Team H1 vs Team H3
Time: 20:30

24 June 2010
Match: Team F4 vs Team F1
Time: 16:00

28 June 2010 – Preliminary Round
Match: Team 1G vs Team 2H
Time: 20:30
Determined by results of group stages

03 July 2010 – Quarter Final
Match: Team 6 vs 8
Time: 20:30
Determined by results of group stages

This article forms part of The Ultimate South African Tourist Guide White Paper.  It is an essential guide to any tourist who has the opportunity to explore South Africa, containing all the information you could possibly need to ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.  Featuring the best restaurants, accommodation, spots to shop, attractions and much more, all listed according to the specific region in question, this guide will be the ultimate in assisting your travels.  It is available to those members of the public who are interested in purchasing a piece of land in South Africa, and subsequently becoming a shareholder of land in South Africa. Visit http://www.ageofafrica.co.za to find out more about this project.

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2010 Soccer Finals Tournament Schedule

October 26th, 2009

Thirty-two national football teams representing the six FIFA Confederations will be in action at the 2010 Soccer Finals in South Africa.  A total of sixty-four Soccer Finals matches will be played over a period of four weeks, stretching from 11 June 2010 to 11 July 2010.  The games will take place in nine host cities.  The group stage of 2010 Soccer Finals will consist of 32 soccer teams over 8 groups, after which the following stages will be knockout games.  There will be 48 first round matches, eight matches in the round of 16, four quarter finals, two semi finals, a third place match and a final.

2010 Soccer Finals schedule

Day

Venue & Time

Stage

Team 1

Result

Team 2

Friday, 11 June

 Johannesburg, 16:00

Group A

A1

–

 A2
Cape Town, 20:30

A3

–

 A4

Saturday, 12 June

 Johannesburg, 13:30

Group B

B1

–

 B2
Port Elizabeth, 16:00

B3

–

 B4
Rustenburg, 20:30

Group C

C1

–

 C2

Sunday, 13 June

 Polokwane, 13:30

C3

–

 C4
Durban, 16:00

Group D

D1

–

 D2
Pretoria, 20:30

D3

–

 D4

Monday, 14 June

 Johannesburg, 13:30

Group E

E1

–

 E2
Bloemfontein, 16:00

E3

–

 E4
Cape Town, 20:30

Group F

F1

–

 F2

Tuesday, 15 June

 Rustenburg, 13:30

F3

–

 F4
Port Elizabeth, 16:00

Group G

G3

–

 G4
Johannesburg, 20:30

G1

–

 G2

Wednesday, 16 June

 Nelspruit, 13:30

Group H

H3

–

 H4
Durban, 16:00

H1

–

 H2
Pretoria, 20:30

Group A

A1

–

 A3

Thursday, 17 June

 Polokwane, 13:30

A4

–

 A2
Bloemfontein, 16:00

Group B

B4

–

 B2
Johannesburg, 20:30

B1

–

 B3

Friday, 18 June

 Port Elizabeth, 13:30

Group D

D1

–

 D3
Johannesburg, 16:00

Group C

C4

–

 C2
Cape Town, 20:30

C1

–

 C3

Saturday, 19 June

 Rustenburg, 13:30

Group D

D4

–

 D2
Durban, 16:00

Group E

E1

–

 E3
Pretoria, 20:30

E4

–

 E2

Sunday, 20 June

 Bloemfontein, 13:30

Group F

F4

–

 F2
Nelspruit, 16:00

F1

–

 F3
Johannesburg, 20:30

Group G

G1

–

 G3

Monday, 21 June

 Cape Town, 13:30

G4

–

 G2
Bloemfontein, 16:00

Group H

H4

–

 H2
Johannesburg, 20:30

H1

–

 H3

Tuesday, 22 June

 Bloemfontein, 16:00

Group A

A4

–

 A1
Rustenburg, 16:00

A2

–

 A3
Polokwane, 20:30

Group B

B2

–

 B3
Durban, 20:30

B4

–

 B1

Wednesday, 23 June

 Pretoria, 16:00

Group C

C2

–

 C3
Port Elizabeth, 16:00

C4

–

 C1
Johannesburg, 20:30

Group D

D4

–

 D1
Nelspruit, 20:30

D2

–

 D3

Thursday, 24 June

 Johannesburg, 16:00

Group F

F4

–

 F1
Polokwane, 16:00

F2

–

 F3
Rustenburg, 20:30

Group E

E2

–

 E3
Cape Town, 20:30

E4

–

 E1

Friday, 25 June

 Durban, 16:00

Group G

G4

–

 G1
Nelspruit, 16:00

G2

–

 G3
Pretoria, 20:30

Group H

H4

–

 H1
Bloemfontein, 20:30

H2

–

 H3

Saturday, 26 June

 Port Elizabeth, 16:00

Round Of 16 – Match 1

1A

–

 2B
Rustenburg, 20:30

Round Of 16 – Match 3

1C

–

 2D

Sunday, 27 June

 Bloemfontein, 16:00

Round Of 16 – Match 4

1D

–

 2C
Johannesburg, 20:30

Round Of 16 – Match 2

1B

–

 2A

Monday, 28 June

 Durban, 16:00

Round Of 16 – Match 5

1E

–

 2F
Johannesburg, 20:30

Round Of 16 – Match 7

1G

–

 2H

Tuesday, 29 June

 Pretoria, 16:00

Round Of 16 – Match 6

1F

–

 2E
Cape Town, 20:30

Round Of 16 – Match 8

1H

–

 2G

Wednesday, 30 June

Rest days

Thursday, 1 July

Friday, 2 July

 Port Elizabeth, 16:00

Quarterfinal C

5

–

 7
Johannesburg, 20:30

Quarterfinal A

1

–

 3

Saturday, 3 July

 Cape Town, 16:00

Quarterfinal B

2

–

 4
Johannesburg, 20:30

Quarterfinal D

6

–

 8

Sunday, 4 July

Rest days

Monday, 5 July

Tuesday, 6 July

 Cape Town, 20:30

Semifinal I

A

–

 C

Wednesday, 7 July

 Durban, 20:30

Semifinal II

B

–

 D

Thursday, 8 July

Rest days

Friday, 9 July

Saturday, 10 July

 Port Elizabeth, 20:30

Third Place play-off

Loser I

–

 Loser II

Sunday, 11 July

 Johannesburg, 20:30

Final

Winner I

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 Winner II

This article forms part of The Ultimate South African Tourist Guide White Paper.  It is an essential guide to any tourist who has the opportunity to explore South Africa, containing all the information you could possibly need to ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.  Featuring the best restaurants, accommodation, spots to shop, attractions and much more, all listed according to the specific region in question, this guide will be the ultimate in assisting your travels.  It is available to those members of the public who are interested in purchasing a piece of land in South Africa, and subsequently becoming a shareholder of land in South Africa. Visit http://www.ageofafrica.co.za to find out more about this project.

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