Page 1 of 5 123 ... LastLast
Results 1 to 10 of 42

Thread: 2010 FIFA World Cup schedule IST time

  1. #1

    2010 FIFA World Cup schedule IST time

    Here are the 8 groups in the FIFA World Cup 2010:

    Group A: South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay, France.
    Group B: Argentina, Nigeria, South Korea, Greece.
    Group C: England, United States, Algeria, Slovenia
    Group D: Germany, Australia, Serbia, Ghana.
    Group E: Netherlands, Denmark, Japan, Cameroon.
    Group F: Italy, Paraguay, New Zealand, Slovakia.’
    Group G: Brazil North Korea, Ivory Coast, Portugal.
    Group H: Spain, Switzerland, Honduras, Chile.

    Here is the FIFA World Cup 2010 football matches schedule in Indian Time (IST)

    First Round
    June 11
    07.30pm – South Africa Vs Mexico – Johannesburg (SC)

    June 12
    12.00am – Uruguay Vs France – Cape Town
    05.00pm – South Korea Vs Greece – Johannesburg (SC)
    07.30pm – Argentina Vs Nigeria – Port Elizabeth (Ellis)

    June 13
    12.00am – England Vs USA – Rustenburg
    05.00pm – Algeria Vs Slovenia – Polokwane
    07.30pm – Serbia Vs Ghana – Pretoria

    June 14
    12.00am – Germany Vs Australia – Durban
    05.00pm – Netherlands Vs Denmark – Johannesburg (SC)
    07.30pm – Japan Vs Cameroon – Bloemfontein

    June 15
    12.00am – Italy Vs Paraguay – Cape Town
    05.00pm – New Zealand Vs Slovakia – Rustenburg
    07.30pm – Ivory Coast Vs Portugal – Port Elizabeth

    June 16
    12.00am – Brazil Vs North Korea – Johannesburg (Ellis)
    05.00pm – Honduras Vs Chile – Nelspruit
    07.30pm – Spain Vs Switzerland – Durban

    June 17
    12.00am – South Africa Vs Uruguay – Pretoria
    05.00pm – Argentina Vs South Korea – Johannesburg (SC)
    07.30pm – Greece Vs Nigeria – Bloemfontein

    June 18
    12.00am – France Vs Mexico – Polokwane
    05.00pm – Germany Vs Serbia – Port Elizabeth
    07.30pm – Slovenia Vs USA – Johannesburg (Ellis)

    June 19
    12.00am – England Vs Algeria – Cape Town
    05.00pm – Netherlands Vs Japan – Durban
    07.30pm – Ghana Vs Australia – Rustenburg

    June 20
    12.00am – Cameroon Vs Denmark – Pretoria
    05.00pm – Slovakia Vs Paraguay – Bloemfontein
    07.30pm – Italy Vs New Zealand – Nelspruit

    June 21
    12.00am – Brazil Vs Ivory Coast – Johannesburg (SC)
    05.00pm – Portugal Vs North Korea – Cape Town
    07.30pm – Chile Vs Switzerland – Port Elizabeth

    June 22
    12.00am – Spain Vs Honduras – Johannesburg (Ellis)
    07.30pm – Mexico Vs Uruguay – Rustenburg
    07.30pm – France Vs South Africa – Bloemfontein

    June 23
    12.00am – Nigeria Vs South Korea – Durban
    12.00am – Greece Vs Argentina – Polokwane
    07.30pm – Slovenia Vs England – Port Elizabeth
    07.30pm – USA Vs Algeria – Pretoria

    June 24
    12.00am – Ghana Vs Germany – Johannesburg (SC)
    12.00am – Australia Vs Serbia – Nelspruit
    07.30am – Slovakia Vs Italy – Johannesburg (Ellis)
    07.30am – Paraguay Vs New Zealand – Polokwane

    June 25
    12.00am – Denmark Vs Japan – Rustenburg
    12.00am – Cameroon Vs Netherlands – Cape Town
    07.30am – Portugal Vs Brazil – Durban
    07.30am – North Korea Vs Ivory Coast – Nelspruit

    June 26
    12.00am – Chile Vs Spain – Pretoria
    12.00am – Switzerland Vs Honduras – Bloemfontein
    Second Round – ROUND OF 16

    June 26
    07.30pm – Group A winner Vs Group B 2nd place – Port Elizabeth
    June 27
    12.00am – Group C winner Vs Group D 2nd place – Rustenburg
    07.30pm – Group D winner Vs Group C 2nd place – Bloemfontein

    June 28
    12.00am – Group B winner Vs Group A 2nd place – Johannesburg (SC)
    07.30pm – Group E winner Vs Group F 2nd place – Durban

    June 29
    12.00am – Group G winner Vs Group H 2nd place – Johannesburg (Ellis)
    07.30pm – Group F winner Vs Group E 2nd place – Pretoria

    June 30
    12.00am – Group H winner Vs Group G 2nd place – Cape Town
    Quarter-finals

    July 2
    7.30pm – 1st Quarter-final – Port Elizabeth

    July 3
    12. 00am – 2nd Quarter-final – Johannesburg (SC)
    7.30pm – 3rd Quarter-final – Cape Town

    July 4
    12.00am – 4th Quarter-final – Johannesburg (Ellis)
    Semi-finals

    July 7
    12.00am – 1st Semi-final – Cape Town

    July 8
    12.00am – 2nd Semi-final – Durban

    Third Place (July 11)
    12.00am – Semi-final losers – Port Elizabeth

    Final (July 12)
    12.00am – Semi-final winners – Johannesburg (SC)

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Feb 2010
    Location
    New Delhi
    Posts
    2,042
    Big football fans here. gr8. have fun and watch every game

  3. #3
    The first match between South Africa and Mexico ended in a 1-1 draw.

    Impressive performance by the hosts

  4. #4
    Join Date
    Mar 2010
    Posts
    2,442
    Thanks Ashwin.

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by Grr View Post
    Thanks Ashwin.



    The second match between France and Uruguay was lousy, many yellow cards and one of the Uruguayan players was sent off for a bad foul on Sagna.

    Wayward shooting from both sides resulted in a 0-0 draw.

  6. #6
    The 3rd match of the 2010 WC saw the Republic of Korea beat Greece 2 - 0.

    Greece looked lethargic while their opponents were highly energetic and creative and took advantage of poor defending to register the first victory of this year's WC.

    Waiting for the 4th match to start, Argentina take on Nigeria.

  7. #7
    4th match : Argentina vs Nigeria

    Argentina won 1-0 thanks to a 7th minute header from Gaby Heinze.
    Messi made a "mess" of opportunities though, failed to score

  8. #8
    5th match: England vs USA

    England look set to win with a brilliant strike by skipper Gerrard in the 3 rd minute but a disastrous goal keeping error by England keeper Green, at the end of the 1st half tied the score to 1-1, and it stayed that way till the end.

    Lackluster performance by the English who failed to score in several good situations but a very impressive performance by the American team

  9. #9
    6th match: Algeria vs Slovenia

    A superb low curling effort from Slovenian skipper Koren was enough to secure a 1-0 victory over 10 man Algeria who had substitute striker Ghezzal sent off for a second yellow card after he handled the ball in the Slovenian penalty box

  10. #10
    7th match: Serbia vs Ghana

    Yet another red card at the WC, as 10 man Serbia went down to a 1-0 defeat to Ghana. Asamoah Gyan scored a penalty late in the 2nd half

Page 1 of 5 123 ... LastLast

Tags for this Thread

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •