2010 FIFA World Cup

2010 FIFA World Cup (FIFA World Cup 2010) is the FIFA World Cup. FIFA World Cup is the world's premier football prize. This competition was held from 11 June to 11 July 2010. South Africa is the host country for the World Cup. Since August 2007, the qualification began in six continental confederations in FIFA for the selection of suitable 32 teams for the World Cup. In this selection, 204 teams of 208 national football teams from FIFA are participating. Italy's FIFA World Cup in Germany started in 2006 as the World Cup champion. The last draw of this World Cup was held on 4 December 2009 in Cape Town, South Africa.

This was the first time that the Football World Cup was held in any country on the African continent. The hosts are keen to host the South Africa host to the country's election campaign, Africa and Africa defeated Morocco and Egypt. FIFA Confederations Oceania Football Confederation took the decision. There is no World Cup organized under this Confederations.

Spain is the tournament's main tournament in Spain In the final, Euro champions and FIFA world champions defeated Netherlands 1-1 in the second place in the World Cup final for the third time in the World Cup. After the end of the stipulated time, Spain defeated Netherlands by winning the victory of Andeze Iniesta at the end of the over-time game. Spain also got the taste of the World Cup win for the first time in the final.
Host country South Africa and last year's defending champions Italy and runners-up France failed to cross the group stage. Football teams are also excluded from the Brazil, Argentina, and Germany Openclubs. The only unbeaten team in this World Cup is New Zealand, although they have departed from the group stage but they have not been defeated in any group event.

For the first time in the 2010 World Cup, a country has the pride of winning the World Cup outside Europe. This is also the first time that two European teams face the final, who have never faced each other in the World Cup before. In the FIFA World Cup qualification, 204 federations of 208 members of the FIFA are participating. Through this, the 2010 FIFA World Cup, along with the 2008 Summer Olympics, is jointly recognized as the most participating sports competition in the world.