Date : 28-06-2010
Game Start Time : 16:00
FIFA World Cup 2010
Venue: Durban
FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa is clearly one of the greatest events of 2010. It is the 19th FIFA World Cup, a competition organized every four years, where 32 nations will try to win the trophy. The good news is that now you can watch the World Cup live online, if you won't be in South Africa on the stadiums, or you can't find the match on TV. We will provide links to several sites that offer legal streams with live telecast from the World Cup 2010 South Africa.
Watch live streams from the 2010 World Cup South Africa matches. Select from the available links, listed on this page, the ones that can be watched from your region/country.
Netherlands: The Netherlands national football team is the national football team of the Netherlands and is controlled by the Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB). The Netherlands, also known as Holland, the Clockwork Orange or The Flying Dutchmen, nicknames given by its fans due to its traditional orange shirts, is one of the 2010 World Cup competitors. Star players like Wesley Sneijder, Rafael van der Vaart, Arjen Robben or Robin van Persie to name a few can make the difference in a tight match due to their enormous talent. Netherlands is currently coached by Bert van Marwijk and captained by Giovanni van Bronckhorst(C) and Mark van Bommel (VC). The Netherlands, abbrieviated as NED, currently sits on the 4th place in the FIFA Ranking and plays its home matches at the Amsterdam Arena, De Kuip or Philips Stadion stadiums. Some of Holland's best achievements in international football: European Championship winners (1988); World Cup runners-up on two occasions (1974, 1978).
Slovakia: The Slovakia national football team represents Slovakia in international football and is controlled by the Slovak Football Association. Slovakia, also known as Repre is one of the 2010 World Cup competitors. The Slovakian star players are Marek Hamsik and Robert Vittek. Slovakia is currently managed by Vladimir Weiss and captained by Marek Hamsik (C). Slovakia, abbrieviated as SVK, currently occupies the 34th place in the FIFA Ranking and plays its home matches at the Tehelne pole sports facilities. Next, we present some of Slovakia's best achievements in international football: 2010 marks their first appearance in the World Cup, 2 times runners-up as Czechoslovakia (1934, 1962); European Championship Gold Medal (1996) as Czechoslovakia. 
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