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What is the trademark of World Cup 2010? The great teams, the players, the expectation of the final? No, it’s the vuvuzelas! The national music instrument of South Africa is responsible for that noise you hear every time you are watching a game from the World Cup. Indeed, this noise is like having millions of bees flying over the soccer field.

On Tuesday 29th the World Cup 2010 Calendar is getting closer to the end. Now that the Games of Paraguay-Japan and Spain-Portugal are over with the respective victories of Paraguay 5-3 and Spain 1-0.

Yesterday World Cup second round matches had been a fascinating affair. Brazil and Holland emerged victorious in both of their round of 16 matches.

One of the key parts of coaching is selecting your team, you want to pick the strongest possible team to face your opponents and if it is for a big tournament like the World Cup you will undoubtedly come in for some serious scrutiny with regards to who you choose and don’t choose. A lot of people will be stunned by some coaches’ selections, such as Fabio Capello’s omission of Theo Walcott.

Argentina and Germany have been arguably the most aggressively exciting teams at this World Cup, making this match at Cape Town on Friday, a mouth watering prospect. In contrast to their qualifying campaign, Argentina have been on top of their game, whether passing, or retaining the ball or finishing.

Soccer is such an unpredictable game full of all sorts of twists, tricks and turns. You just never know what is going to happen from one minute to another. There are many people throughout the world that try to make a name for them-selves in this game.

The Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth is the venue of the first quarter-final between Brazil and Holland on Friday. This is a contest between perennial favourites, and perennial underachievers. Both are evenly matched teams that play with flair and will make for a great contest. Hard to choose a winner…

With the 2010 World Cup in full flow it’s becoming pretty apparent the World Cup is heading to a South American nation. For this writer there is no doubt which nation that is. They have an ex great player operating as their manager, contain one of the Worlds best players and are synonymous with World Cup glory.

Spain Tuesday night booked a place in the quarter finals at the ongoing FIFA world cup in South Africa by beating their European counterparts, Portugal, by a lone goal in the 63rd minute, courtesy of David Villa. The Spaniards completely outclassed the Portuguese in all departments of the game, garnering all three points, 61% ball possession, 6 corner kicks against their opponents’ 3; 19 shots against 9, 16 free kicks against 11; and with Xavi named as ‘Man of the match’.

The group stages of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa have ended. Starting this Saturday things will start to hurt as it is time for the “knock-out” stages.

Has the World Cup turned you into a soccer fanatic who just wants to get out there and play? If you intend on winning at least the odd game you may want to investigate some potential strategies.

Another classic World Cup encounter awaits! This one should have been at least a Semi-Final, but we get to see a rampant Argentina side take on the ever efficient and yet, slightly more cosmopolitan, German team. Who’s going to win it, that’s the question…