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The 2010 World Cup beckons with 32 nations lining up to compete for the ultimate prize in football. Now, it is full steam ahead to South Africa and the 2010 World Cup Finals and you can see all the live World Cup action right here with Live Sport Network. Through our dedicated members area you can access online streaming of all World Cup soccer games this summer. With all the big names present such as Brazil, Argentina, Germany and England, the tournament this coming summer is going to be as exciting as any of it’s predecessors. Watch all of the World Cup live action right here on Live Sports Network. The nineteenth FIFA World Cup finals will feature all previous winners of the tournament. Brazil, five-times winners and considered perennial challengers in all tournaments, play in Group G alongside Portugal, Ivory Coast and North Korea who caused one of the greatest upsets in World Cup history back in 1966 when they beat Italy 1-0. This is the toughest group in the competition and is the certainly 2010’s Group of Death.
Current holders and four-time winners Italy start in a comparatively easier Group F which also features Paraguay, Slovakia and New Zealand. 1998 winners France, possibly fortunate to be in the tournament after their controversial play-off win, head Group A alongside hosts South Africa, Mexico and the first-ever winners Uruguay. Twice-winners Argentina, managed by Diego Maradona, face Group B opponents Nigeria, South Korea and Greece knowing that they must improve on their qualifying form to stand a chance of adding to their 1978 and 1986 victories. Qualifying form wasn’t a problem for 1966 winners England who, under Fabio Capello, will go into their Group C matches against Algeria, Slovenia and the USA with confidence.
Germany, whose victories have come in 1974 and 1990, start as favourites in Group D of the 2010 World Cup against Ghana, Australia and Serbia despite usually taking time to find their feet in tournaments. They can never be written off and always mount a considerable challenge in the latter stages.
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Premiership - Soccer AM Preview show!, Football Focus, Soccer Saturday. International Friendlies - Ukraine v Poland. MLS - Kansas City Wizards v Philadelphia Union, LA Galaxy v Chicago Fire. A-League - Melbourne Heart v North Queensland Fury FC, Sydney FC v Adelaide United. Chinese Super League - Qingdao Jonoon v Chongqing Lifan. Korean K League - Jeonbuk Motors v Pohang Steelers, FC Seoul v Gwangju Sangmu FC, Daegu FC v Seongnam Ilhwa, Jeju United v Ulsan Horang-i, Incheon United FC v Busan I.Park. League One - MK Dons v Hartlepool United FC, Southampton FC v Rochdale AFC Sunday 5 September 2010 Premiership - Sunday Supplement, Goals on Sunday, Masters Football. MLS - Columbus Crew v DC United, Seattle Sounders FC v New England Revolution, Toronto FC v FC Dallas, Chivas USA v Colorado Rapids, New York Red Bulls v Real Salt Lake. A-League - Newcastle Jets v Brisbane Roar FC, Perth Glory FC v Wellington Phoenix. League One - Brentford v Sheffield Wednesday. Womens Soccer - Germany v Mexico If the above isn't enough to keep you entertained tune in next weekend for more match schedules
The remaining groups feature several teams who still harbour dreams of claiming their first World crown. Group H is headed by European Champions Spain, who with the likes of Villa, Fabregas and Torres in their ranks, may have a real chance this time. Honduras, Chile and Switzerland are their opponents and all three will surely be playing for second spot in the group. Group E features two former European Champions including the Netherlands who are widely considered the be the greatest team never to have won the world Cup. Denmark join them along with Cameroon and Japan.
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