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Argentina Is Looking Good This Year

Steve — Sun, 02 May 2010 00:58:16 +0000

Argentina’s World Cup expectations lie largely on Lionel Messi. But even if Messi’s play is bang on, it will be interesting to see how the team — winners in ‘78 and ‘86 — perform under manager Diego Maradona.

As a player his legacy is unquestioned (he scored, arguably, the greatest goal in World Cup history, in 1986); however, “He’s not really cut out for management,” says Forrest. “What he does have is a stacked team with one of the best players in the world right now.”

That means pay attention when Lionel Messi is on the field.

FIFA’s 2009 World Player of the Year might be short (listed at 5′7″), but Messi possesses at lethal left foot and incredible dribbling ability. He’s already topped the 20-goal mark with club team Barcelona this season and a remarkable stretch in March that included a three-goal performance against Valencia. Even the biased English media have proclaimed him the best in the world.

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Team Brazil Looking Dangerous…

Steve — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 21:56:03 +0000

When it comes to the World Cup, there’s Brazil, and then there’s everyone else. Brazil has won a record of 5 World Cups, with their all time record at 64-14-14.

This year’s team looks equally impressive with world-class forwards Luis Fabiano and Kaka, while goalkeeper Julio Cesar is among the game’s best.

“They could probably field three or four teams in the World Cup,” says Forrest. While Brazil plays in arguably the tournament’s toughest group — Group G, which includes Portugal, North Korea and Ivory Coast — it would take an epic collapse for this team not to advance to the Top 16.

Kaka is a key player to watch on Brazil.

The latest in the long line of otherworldly Brazilian forwards, Kaka — dubbed the game’s “most complete player” by no less an authority than Pele –boasts both a tremendous shot and an unparalleled passing ability.

While FIFA’s 2007 World Player of the Year has struggled through a lacklustre season with Real Madrid, his status as one of the game’s elite players was confirmed at the 2009 Confederations Cup (won by Brazil), where he was awarded the Adidas Golden Ball as the tournament’s best player.

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Germany’s Last 10 Matches

Steve — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 21:07:50 +0000

Of course Germany is a team to watch this year as they are every year. They have intense football skills all round and always last quite long in every tournament.

Check out Germany’s last 10 games…

06/09/08 14:45	Liechtenstein	0:6	Germany
10/09/08 13:35	Finland	3:3	Germany
11/10/08 14:45	Germany	2:1	Russia
15/10/08 14:45	Germany	1:0	Wales
28/03/09 15:00	Germany	4:0	Liechtenstein
01/04/09 14:45	Wales	0:2	Germany
12/08/09 12:00	Azerbaijan	0:2	Germany
09/09/09 14:45	Germany	4:0	Azerbaijan
10/10/09 12:00	Russia	0:1	Germany
14/10/09 12:00	Germany	1:1	Finland

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Watch Out For U.S.A

Steve — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 20:05:20 +0000

Be sure to catch a couple USA matches in this years FIFA World Cup: South Africa. Just check out the results of their last few games!

15/06/08 USA 8:0 Barbados
22/06/08 Barbados 0:1 USA
20/08/08 Guatemala 0:1 USA
06/09/08 Cuba 0:1 USA
10/09/08 USA 3:0 Trinidad and Tobago
11/10/08 USA 6:1 Cuba
15/10/08 Trinidad and Tobago 2:1 USA
19/11/08 USA 2:0 Guatemala
11/02/09 USA 2:0 Mexico
28/03/09 El Salvador 2:2 USA
01/04/09 USA 3:0 Trinidad and Tobago
03/06/09 Costa Rica 3:1 USA
06/06/09 USA 2:1 Honduras
12/08/09 Mexico 2:1 USA
05/09/09 USA 2:1 El Salvador
09/09/09 Trinidad and Tobago 0:1 USA
10/10/09 Honduras 2:3 USA
14/10/09 USA 2:2 Costa Rica

That means they won 13 of their last 18, with 2 ties and 5 losses! They will definitely be a team to look out for this year. And remember, you can watch FIFA online for free right here at Watch-Fifa-Online.com!

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South America Qualifiers for 2010 FIFA World Cup: South Africa

Steve — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 06:20:50 +0000

10 teams in a single group (round robin), teams from 1st to 4th position are qualified, the 5th placed entered into a two legged play-off with the 4th placed team from CONCACAF.

Teams that qualified for 2010 World Cup: Brazil, Chile, Portugal, Argentina and Uruguay

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North America, Central America and Caribbean Qualifiers

Steve — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 06:17:56 +0000

North, Central America and Caribbean (CONCACAF) had two preliminary rounds to narrow the number of teams from 35 to 12. There were then 3 groups of 4. Winners and runners-up then entered to the final group of six, where the top 3 teams qualified. The 4th placed team entered into a playoff with the 5th placed team from CONMEBOL.

Teams that qualified for 2010 World Cup: USA, Mexico and Honduras

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Europe Qualifiers for 2010 FIFA World Cup: South Africa

Steve — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 06:14:03 +0000

The Europe (UEFA) qualifying tournament had 8 groups of 6 teams and 1 group of 5. Winners are qualified, the eight best second-placed determined the other 4 spots with a home and away play-off.

Teams that qualified for 2010 World Cup: Denmark, Switzerland, Slovakia, Germany, Spain, England, Serbia, Italy, Netherlands, Slovania, Greece, France and Portugal

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Asia Qualifiers for 2010 FIFA World Cup: South Africa

Steve — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 06:11:47 +0000

Some of you may be wondering how the teams in Asia are determined for the FIFA World Cup.
Well, Asia (AFC) had preliminary rounds as a qualifying tournament which narrowed the teams down from 42 to 20, and are then split into 5 groups of 4. Winners and runners-up moved on, and these 10 teams are then put into 2 groups of 5. The winner and runner-up of each group qualifies, with the two 3rd placed teams played a playoff against each other. The winner of this game then gone into a playoff with the 1st placed OFC team.

Teams that qualified for 2010 World Cup: Australia, Japan, Korea Republic, Korea DPR

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Africa Qualifiers for 2010 FIFA World Cup: South Africa

Steve — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 06:08:18 +0000

Africa (CAF) had a preliminary round to cut the teamcount to 48, then 12 groups of 4. 12 winners and 8 best runners-up divided into 5 groups of 4, the winners of these groups qualified for the final rounds of FIFA World Cup 2010.

Teams that qualified for 2010 FIFA World Cup: Cameroon, Nigeria, Algeria, Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire.

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Statistics on the 2006 FIFA World Cup: Germany

Steve — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 04:42:46 +0000

Here are some stats on the 2006 FIFA World Cup: Germany to give you guys an idea of what 2010 FIFA World Cup: South Africa might be like.

I predict Italy will have a good year again and take the cup again this time around!

Teams: 32

When: 09 June 2006 to 09 July 2006

Final: 09 July 2006

Matches: 64

Goals Scored: 147 (average 2.3 per match)

Attendance: 3359439 (average 52491)

Winner: Italy

Runners-Up: France

Third: Germany

Fourth: Portugal

Adidas Golden Ball: Zinedine Zidane (FRA)

Adidas Golden Shoe: Miroslav Klose (GER)

Yashin Award for the Best Goalkeeper: Gianluigi Buffon (ITA)

Best Young Player Award: Lukas Podolski (GER)

FIFA Fair Play award: Spain, Brazil

FIFA Award for the Most Entertaining Team: Portugal

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