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Holland’s attitude in the game against Uruguay will decide whether or not they reach their first final in 32 years. Against Brazil in the quarter final, there was no pressure of expectation; Holland were the underdogs. That motivated the Dutch to try harder. In the semi-final, the situation is reversed with Holland the favourites to win.

Soccer has certainly gained in popularity here in the states, so much so that the term football has taken on a new meaning for a whole generation of players. Football tricks videos are not videos of the traditional American past time but instead are all the tricks that major league soccer players use to win and win big.

Fun soccer drills really can make the difference in whether a child will remain involved in the sport. Sure each sport can have some grueling work outs involved with them, but keeping it fun will keep the child interested and looking forward to practice.

The inquest into the English national football team’s poor performance at the 2010 World Cup continues unabated. Various lines of thought have been pursued in an effort to determine the underlying causes of their failure to advance beyond the second round and to explain away their uninspired performances throughout the tournament. For England, they are suffocated by unrealistic expectation and rampant tribalism.

Practice makes perfect, this is true. Individual soccer drills are an important tactic to improving ones own game. They are unfortunately largely overlooked because so much time spent on team building.

Granted… Landon Donovan’s goal in the twilight seconds of the group stage match against Algeria was one of the most exciting and memorable moments of my entire life. This is true. Michael Bradley’s game-tying blast against Slovenia did showed the world that the American’s did indeed have a “never say die” attitude.

Irmatov from Uzbekistan will referee the 1st semi-final tonight between Holland and Uruguay to be played later today at the Green Point stadium in Cape Town. At 32 years of age, he is the youngest referee at the World Cup and is in FIFA’s elite panel, having refereed since 2003.

With the beginning of quarter-finals on 2nd July 2010 are there still World Cup 2010 flights available? Those who live in Europe, South America and Africa might still be interested in getting flights to the cities in South Africa.

If you had predicted, before the World Cup began, that Germany and Spain would meet in the World Cup Semi-finals, very few would have refuted your prediction. But had you said that Germany would beat England and Argentina, en route, there could have been a few raised eyebrows. Especially as Germany, a relatively inexperienced team, lost their only experienced player, captain, Ballack, to injury, on the eve of the cup. Spain were pre-tournament favourites. Nobody could have predicted that they would lose their opening group match to Switzerland, or play less fluently than they did at Euro 2008…

Diego Maradona, the Coach of the Argentine national team, crashed his team out of the 2010 FIFA world cup at the quarter finals stage, losing to Germany in such a scandalous way. His highly rated team lost by a whopping 4-0 to the Germany soccer machines, putting an abrupt end to his bragging and utter display of disrespect to other coaches and legends of the game of soccer.

Everybody’s ambition is to perform very well at the world cup, and at the end come back home as the winner of the tournament, with the trophy to show for their efforts. However, not every team that went there would become eventual winners; only one team (the very best) would emerge victorious.

The Netherlands kept their dreams of winning this year’s edition of the world cup alive by beating Uruguay 3-2 in the semi final match played Tuesday evening. The match was almost a one-sided game as the European side outclassed their South American opponents in all departments of the game, and finally went home with all three points at stake.