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The first match of the group B started on a winning note in the ongoing 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa as South Korea defeated Greece 2-0 in Port Elizabeth this afternoon. The Koreans started very confidently from the outset and made sure they ran away with all 3 points at the end of 90 minutes.

The second match of the group B ended on a winning note for Argentina as they gunned down the Super Eagles of Nigeria by a lone goal courtesy of Gabriel Heize’s header in the 6th minute. Argentina went into the match with high expectations, having great players like current world footballer, Lionel Messi, Gonzalo Higuain, Carlos Tevez, Diego Milito, Maxi Rodriguez, etc. on their side.

Slovenia and Algeria will meet in a group C match on Sunday. Either team winning this match could have a great opportunity to qualify from a group in which England and USA are considered favourites to qualify for the round of 16.

World Cup Soccer, 2010 edition, involves the mobilization of players and fans-hundreds of thousands of people-to get on planes and travel thousands of miles to South Africa to watch the world’s best soccer teams compete. I never thought I would come to view this year’s event as offering to the world new ideas on how to live greener. Other than the color of the playing surface, soccer doesn’t seem to offer a lot to the green movement.

A draw would be the equivalent of a win for Australia. Manager Pim Verbeek can rely on his team to battle hard, in what is likely to be a Germany dominated match…

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Taking days off work, missing school, ignoring your significant other (cause Messi is your significant other at this point in time). I mean the world cup only comes once every 4 years, and the best players and teams from around the world are there to play the greatest game ever invented!!!

Well don’t well all. I realize you want to become a better Soccer player as soon as possible but that is not going to happen overnight.

The South Africa national football team, also known as Bafana Bafana is controlled by the South African Football Association. South Africa made a comeback at the international football scenarios in 1992 after being banned from FIFA and is the host for the 19th FIFA world Cup this June. With this, the Rainbow Nation becomes the only African country to have ever hosted the World Cup.

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This article contains three helpful tips that you can use to become a better soccer player. Obviously, this isn’t the final solution to your question, but adding these habits to your game will help you get that much better.