South Africa FIFA World Cup 2010

The talk in football land is David Breckman’s injury caused by his snapped Achilles tendon in a Sunday match between AC Milan and Chievo at the San Siro stadium in Milan, Italy and his non-appearance in a fourth successive World Cup finals for England.

The 34-year old was aiming to be the first English player to appear in four World Cups but the injury has curtailed such hopes of that happening. No one can be more disappointed, saddened, helpless, in pain perhaps angry than Beckman the man himself but he has a resilent and fighting spirit.

England will play  in Group C  with United States, Algeria and Slovenia. Below are the remaining Groups and the venues for the June 11th kickoff World Cup 2010 football matches.

Group A – South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay, France

Group B – Argentina, Nigeria, South Africa, 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

Venues

Soccer City Stadium – Johnnesburg

Free State Stadium – Bloemfontein

Green Point Stadium – Cape Town

Moses Mabhida – Durban

Ellis Park – Johnnnesburg

Mbombela Stadium – Nelspruit

Peter Mokab Stadium – Polokwane

Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium – Port Elizabeth

Loftus Versfeld Stadium – Pretoria

Royal Botakeng Stadium – Rustenburg

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