South Africa 2010 World Cup - Qualification Update

The road to World Cup 19 (which, as we all know, is in South Africa in June 2010) is getting shorter, both in terms of knowing who the 32 participating countries, and the time we have to wait for the thrill Games kick off !

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The 2010 World Cup runs for a month and comes with football nationsfrom around the world compete for the mantle of World Champions. A total of 64 matches will be played at nine venues across the country. The following teams have officially qualified for the prestigious tournament in 2010 in football, kicks, which is June 11:

European qualifiers
Italy (2006 Champion), Germany, Spain, Denmark, England, Switzerland, Serbia, Slovakia.

Africa qualifiers
South Africa (host nation)Ivory Coast, Ghana.

Qualifiers South America
Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Chile

Central America / North America Qualifiers
USA, Mexico, Honduras

Asia / Oceania Qualifying
Japan, Australia, North Korea, South Korea

There are nine more seats to win the tournament, and to this end, has died, a number of games in the European area on 14 and 18 November to determine the last four European qualifiers. The games were decidedon a draw at FIFA headquarters and 19 October are as follows:

France / Germany
Russia against Slovenia
Portugal v Bosnia-Herzegovina
Ukraine v Greece

Games on a return to play, with aggregate scores determine the winner.

Teams of Africa area even more to qualify three, and the final round of qualifying matches will be played in November 2009 a.

The last place for the Asia / Oceania Regionthrough the playoff game between Bahrain and New Zealand to decide.

The last qualifying place in South Africa 2010 American Zone decided by the fifth game between the team put in the area of South America and the fourth team in the Insert / Centre-North. Uruguay is Costa Rica in a game face on a playoff return.

December 2009 sees the fourth World Cup qualifying draw to be held in Cape Town Confederation Centre.