2010 FIFA World Cup - Full Results   

The one-month tournament was held in South Africa from Friday June 11, 2010 to July 11, 2010. 2014 Fifa World Cup Brazil - latest news Results At A Glance Click For Report Holland 0 Spain 1 Uruguay 2 Germany 3 Germany 0 Spain 1 Uruguay 2 Holland 3 Paraguay 0 Spain 1 Argentina 0 Germany 4 Uruguay 1 Ghana 1 (4-2p) Holland 2 Brazil 1 Spain 1 Portugal 0 Paraguay 0 Japan 0 (5-3) Brazil 3 Chile 0 Holland 2 Slovakia 1 Germany 4 England 1 Argentina 3 Mexico 1 Ghana 2 USA 1 Uruguay 2 South Korea 1 Chile 1 Spain 2 Switzerland 0 Honduras 0 Portugal 0 Brazil 0 North Korea 0 Ivory Coast 3 Cameroon 1 Holland 2 Denmark 1 Japan 3 Slovakia 3 Italy 2 Paraguay 0 N Zealand 0 Slovenia 0 England 1 USA 1 Algeria 0 Australia 2 Serbia 1 Ghana 0 Germany 1 Greece 0 Argentina 2 Nigeria 2 South Korea 2 France 1 South Africa 2 Uruguay 1 Mexico 0 Spain 2 Honduras 0 Chile 1 Switzerland 0 Portugal 7 N Korea 0 Brazil 3 Ivory Coast 1 Italy 1 New Zealand 1 Slovakia 0 Paraguay 2 Cameroon 1 Denmark 2 Ghana 1 Australia 1 Holland 1 Japan 0 England 0 Algeria 0 Slovenia 2 USA 2 Germany 0 Serbia 1 France 0 Mexico 2 Greece 2 Nigeria 1 Argentina 4 S Korea 1 S Africa 0 Uruguay 3 Spain 0 Sw'land 1 Honduras 0 Chile 1 Brazil 2 North Korea 1 Ivory Coast 0 Portugal 0 Slovakia 1 New Zealand 1 Italy 1 Paraguay 1 Holland 2 Denmark 0 Japan 1 Cameroon 0 Germany 4 Australia 0 Serbia 0 Ghana 1 Algeria 0 Slovenia 1 England 1 USA 1 Argentina 1 Nigeria 0 South Korea 2 Greece 0 Uruguay 0 France 0 South Africa 1 Mexico 1 All the results in the Group Stage. The top two countries in each of the 8 groups qualified for the round of 16 which henceforth was run on a knock-out basis. Note: Pts=Points, P=Played, W=Won, D=Drew, L=Lost, Sc=Goals Scored, Al= Goals Allowed Note: Korea DPR (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) = North Korea. All the results in the Second Stage. Note: a.e.t.=after extra time, PSO=Penalty Shoot-Out Fifa rankings of the top 30 countries (immediately after the 2010 World Cup). Go here for the latest ranking list The imposing Moses Mabhida Stadium near the beachfront in Durban. The 32 finalists (initials in brackets). Click on country for a profile report (its top players, coach, previous participation) Algeria (ALG) England (ENG) Korea DPR/North Korea (PRK) Serbia (SRB) Argentina (ARG) France (FRA) Korea Republic/South Korea (KOR) Slovakia (SVK) Australia (AUS) Germany (GER) Mexico (MEX) Slovenia (SVN) Brazil (BRA) Ghana (GHA) Netherlands (NED) South Africa (RSA) Cameroon (CMR) Greece (GRE) New Zealand (NZL) Spain (ESP) Chile (CHI) Honduras (HON) Nigeria (NGA) Switzerland (SUI) Cote d'Ivoire/Ivory Coast (CIV) Italy (ITA) Paraguay (PAR) Uruguay (URU) Denmark (DEN) Japan (JPN) Portugal (POR) USA (USA) Interesting links: 1. History of the World Cup 2. Previous World Cup winners (1930-2006) 3. FIFA's official website 4. World Soccer Magazine website 5. From goal.com website 6. U.K. Daily Mail's WC reports 7. BBC World Cup roundup 8. CNN World Cup coverage 9. Sky Sports World Cup News                 Back to top of page