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Fifa live Update :final moments

Fifa live Update :final moments


Spain won the World Cup for the first time when they beat Netherlands 1-0 after extra time thanks to a goal by midfielder Andres Iniesta.

Iniesta fired home the winner when he was put through in the area by Cesc Fabregas. Keeper Maarten Stekelenburg dived to his right and got a hand to the ball he could not keep it out.

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Fifa Live Update : Spain Won The Fifa World Cup 2010

Fifa Live Update : Spain Won The Fifa World Cup 2010



Spain won the World Cup for the first time when they beat Netherlands 1-0 after extra time thanks to a goal by midfielder Andres Iniesta.

Iniesta fired home the winner when he was put through in the area by Cesc Fabregas. Keeper Maarten Stekelenburg dived to his right and got a hand to the ball he could not keep it out.

The defeat was heartbreaking for the Dutch, who were down to 10 men after John Heitinga was sent off in extra time. It was their third World Cup final loss after 1974 and 1978.

European champions Spain had looked the more assured early on in the clash at Soccer City as a nervous-looking Dutch side ceded territory to their slick opponents.

Stekelenburg was forced into a save after five minutes when Sergio Ramos headed a Xavi cross goalwards while Spain forward David Villa crashed a volley into the side netting with the goal looming.

But a series of freekicks and bookings, including two strong challenges by Dutch midfielders Nigel de Jong and Mark van Bommel, shook Spain out of their rhythm and stopped them from producing the swift-passing game that got them to the final.

BIZARRE INCIDENT

Netherlands offered little in attack and the nearest they came to a first-half goal was a bizarre incident when Gregory van der Wiel attempted to give the ball back in an act of sportsmanship.

The fullback's 60-metre punt bounced up and over Spain captain Iker Casillas, forcing the startled keeper to leap and tip it to safety.

The game continued with frequent stoppages and few chances, until Wesley Sneijder split the Spanish defence with a perfectly-weighted ball into the path of Arjen Robben after 62 minutes only for Casillas to save brilliantly with his feet.

In a lively end to normal time Villa had a shot blocked in front of the line, an unmarked Ramos headed wildly over the bar from five metres out and Puyol was lucky to escape punishment after hauling down a furious Robben.

In extra time it was Stekelenburg's turn to save with his feet when substitute Fabregas was sent clear by Iniesta.

Netherlands had to play with 10 men for the last 10 minutes of extra time when John Heitinga was sent off for hauling down Iniesta on the edge of the box.

The little midfielder got back on his feet and soon after was celebrating scoring the winning goal in the World Cup final to send the delighted Spanish fans into raptures.

Spain vs Netherlands play extra time in WCup final 2010

Spain vs Netherlands play extra time in WCup final 2010


Spain and the Netherlands will play extra time in the World Cup final after a 0-0 draw in 90 minutes.

The teams created few clear chances at Soccer City but the game opened up slightly after a cagey opening hour in which the Netherlands broke up Spain's attempts to get its passing game going with physical play that brought the Dutch six yellow cards.

Netherlands winger Arjen Robben broke free in the 62nd minute but his low shot to the far post was brilliantly kept out with the toe of goalkeeper Iker Casillas' right boot.

Netherlands goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg then knocked David Villa's close-range finish over the bar before Spain defender Sergio Ramos headed over the bar while unmarked.

World Cup football 2010 Live Stream

World Cup football 2010 Live Stream
World Cup Live: Spain vs. Holland World Cup Finals Live Stream

Spain piled up the chances without scoring a goal against the Netherlands on Sunday in a World Cup final that was still even at 0-0 following 60 minutes of play.

The Spanish controlled much of the play at Soccer City and had the two best chances early in the match as the vuvuzelas blared through the stadium.

Defender Sergio Ramos sent a header from Xavi Hernandez's cross on target, but goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg made the save in the fifth minute. Spain striker David Villa's left-foot volley from Xabi Alonso's cross then hit the side-netting in the 12th.

The best chance for the Netherlands came in the 18th, but playmaker Wesley Sneijder's 30-yard free kick went into the waiting hands of Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas.

Two minutes later, Arjen Robben ran down the left, but the Spain defense cleared the ball out for a corner.

The Bayern Munich winger had another chance in injury time, making his usual move of stepping toward the area and trying to curl a left-foot shot into the net, but Casillas knocked it out for a corner.

But the match was not pretty for much of the half, with the Dutch committing 11 fouls and the Spanish contributing five.

The worst came in the 28th when Netherlands midfielder Nigel de Jong was lucky to escape with only a yellow card after kicking Alonso in the chest while going for a ball.

Pedro Rodriguez, who was starting in place of Fernando Torres for the second straight match, also had a chance for Spain after running through the middle in the 38th, but his shot went wide right. Alonso then sent a free kick wide.

Both Spain and the Netherlands are playing for their first World Cup title. The Dutch have twice lost in the final, in 1974 and '78, while Spain is playing in the title match for the first time.

Let’s watch Spain vs. Holland live through TV channels such as ESPN and ABC Sports. Local TV stations such as ESPN and ABC Sports will have their live TV coverage. In addition, you can also tune into the official FIFA World Cup 2010 website HERE as they will have a live blogging of the World Cup finals between Spain vs. Holland.

Various online live streaming sites such as UStream, Justin TV, SoP Cast, and Freedocast are also available for you to watch Spain vs. Netherlands World Cup finals live. Stay tuned as we will be updating you with the live scores and results as soon as the match ends.

World Cup Octopus | FIFA World Cup Otopus

World Cup Octopus
FIFA World Cup Otopus

Paul the “World Cup Octopus” predicts Spain will win the World Cup. While prognosticating Paul might be the “World Cup Octopus”, Paul is not the only animal predicting Sunday’s outcome.

In fact, Paul’s publicity is sparking some animal world controversy. In Singapore, Mani “The World Cup Parakeet” is getting its feathers into a bunch over a disagreement with Paul’s prediction. Mani claims the Netherlands will win Sunday.

Animal “analysts” are amazed by Paul. He’s a German octopus who consistently predicted his own country’s advance through the World Cup. Paul predicted from his aquarium in Oberhausen, Germany correctly that Germany would defeat Ghana. And ironically, he predicted that his own country would fall to Serbia earlier in the World Cup.

So how did an aquarium in Oberhausen get its sea creature involved in the World Cup? His caretakers would drop two glass boxes in his enormous tank each time, one with a German flag and one with the flag of Germany’s opponent for the respective game. Inside each box were add delicious treats. The box that Paul goes for first was deemed his pick.

Yet, despite the reaction from Mani, Paul didn’t become an animal oracle overnight. Octopus Paul has been doing this for 2 1/2 years. He was correct at 11 of 12 games in the 2008 European Championship.

Fotos de larissa riquelme at fifa 2010 | Larissa Riquelme photos, images

Fotos de larissa riquelme at FIFA 2010
Larissa Riquelme at FIFA 2010 photos, images
Larissa Riquelme Will Run N ude As 'Present' To Players
Larissa Riquelme N aked Pledge Ends In Heartbreak

Larissa Riquelme, the captivating lingerie model who enchanted soccer fans around the world with her enthusiastic support of the Paraguayan World Cup team, saw her pledge to run n ude through the streets of Paraguay end in heartbreak when Spain defeated her favorite team in the quarterfinals last weekend.

The beautiful Paraguayan has good news for her eager fans who were disappointed by the loss. Riquelme says she will run naked through Asuncion, even though Paraguay did not win the World Cup. The curvy model says her n ude run "will be a present to all of the players, and for all the people in Paraguay to enjoy."

Larissa Riquelme saw her n udity pledge end in heartbreak on Saturday. Her national team held on tight against heavily favored Spain, but the Spaniards ultimately prevailed with a late goal.

The stunning Paraguayan cheered her team on during the game, and plenty of pictures highlighted the country's most famous fan -- and her revealing outfit. Scroll down for photos of the lingerie model supporting her team in the previous games.

An exact date for Riquelme's n aked performance has not been announced, but in the meantime scroll down to see photos of Riquelme both before and during the World Cup.

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Fifa World Cup 2010 covers by Mayanti Langer

Fifa World Cup 2010 covers by Mayanti Langer

Mayanti Langer, presenter in the ESPN STAR CHANNEL and covering the FIFA WORLD CUP-2010. She is BA-Honours form the Hindu College, DELHI UNIVERSITY. Mayanti Langer moved to USA with her father, Major General Sanjiv Langer because her father worked in UN and her mother is award winning teacher, Mrs. Preminda Langer.

Mayanti Langer is also the fan of the football and she was in the soccer team in her college and then she became the guest anchor for broadcasting the FIFA Beach Football.

Mayanti Langer was also the host of Zee Sports for the Nehru Cup held in New Delhi and also the host of Men’s Hockey World Cup-2010 which was broadcast on the TEN SPORTS.
Presently she is the presenter in the ESPN STAR CHANNEL and she covers the FIFA WORLD CUP-2010.
Now in the google trends, India, the terms Mayanti Langer, Mayanti Langers hot pics, hot pics of langer, hot pictures of Mayanti langer is very popular.

World Cup 2010 | FIFA World Cup 2010

World Cup 2010 FIFA World Cup 2010
FIFA World Cup 2010 Hottest Female Fans Photos

The 19th FIFA World Cup craze is now going in top gear. We can see the football crazy people around the world and they do something new everyday for their favorite teams and players. The Soccer fans reached from all over the world at World Cup 2010 venues in South Africa to support their country team.

When Female fans support their teams among soccer fans crowd at the stadium, its always add the special fun during the match. We can see on television during live telecast of the matches that the camera man always searching for beautiful and hot girls in the stadium crowd. We can also find in various news papers that the hot girls fans support their team and enjoy the atmosphere of World Cup 2010. The girls celebrate the football event with some stunning world cup related paintings on their body.

Some girls always try to attract the camera man to come on television during live telecast and for that they come in bikini and some other interesting dress at the match venue. It seems Brazil and Argentina have some of the hottest fans following their progress at the Football World Cup 2010 tournament. Anyway, but hot soccer female fans are creating plenty of atmosphere at the World Cup despite the cold winter temperatures in South Africa. You can find here some hottest photos of the football crazy girls from the FIFA World Cup matches.

Hot Girls At The Football World Cup 2010 Pictures

Fifa World Cup Group Stage

Fifa World Cup Group Stage



Group A
MatchDate - TimeVenueResults
111/06 16:00Johannesburg - JSCSouth AfricaSouth Africa1:1 (0:0)MexicoMexico
211/06 20:30Cape Town UruguayUruguay

Live

FranceFrance
1716/06 20:30Tshwane/Pretoria South AfricaSouth AfricaBackground
UruguayUruguay
1817/06 20:30Polokwane FranceFranceBackground
MexicoMexico
3322/06 16:00Rustenburg MexicoMexicoBackground

UruguayUruguay
3422/06 16:00Mangaung/Bloemfontein FranceFranceBackground
South AfricaSouth Africa
Group B
MatchDate - TimeVenueResults
312/06 16:00Johannesburg - JEPArgentinaArgentinaPreview

NigeriaNigeria
412/06 13:30Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth Korea RepublicKorea RepublicPreview
GreeceGreece
1917/06 16:00Mangaung/Bloemfontein GreeceGreeceBackground
NigeriaNigeria
2017/06 13:30Johannesburg - JSCArgentinaArgentinaBackground

Korea RepublicKorea Republic
3522/06 20:30Durban NigeriaNigeriaBackground
Korea RepublicKorea Republic
3622/06 20:30Polokwane GreeceGreeceBackground
ArgentinaArgentina
Group C
MatchDate - TimeVenueResults
512/06 20:30Rustenburg EnglandEnglandPreview

USAUSA
613/06 13:30Polokwane AlgeriaAlgeriaBackground
SloveniaSlovenia
2218/06 16:00Johannesburg - JEPSloveniaSloveniaBackground
USAUSA
2318/06 20:30Cape Town EnglandEnglandBackground

AlgeriaAlgeria
3723/06 16:00Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth SloveniaSloveniaBackground
EnglandEngland
3823/06 16:00Tshwane/Pretoria USAUSABackground
AlgeriaAlgeria
Group D
MatchDate - TimeVenueResults
713/06 20:30Durban GermanyGermanyBackground

AustraliaAustralia
813/06 16:00Tshwane/Pretoria SerbiaSerbiaBackground
GhanaGhana
2118/06 13:30Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth GermanyGermanyBackground
SerbiaSerbia
2419/06 16:00Rustenburg GhanaGhanaBackground

AustraliaAustralia
3923/06 20:30Johannesburg - JSCGhanaGhanaBackground
GermanyGermany
4023/06 20:30Nelspruit AustraliaAustraliaBackground
SerbiaSerbia
Group E
MatchDate - TimeVenueResults
914/06 13:30Johannesburg - JSCNetherlandsNetherlandsBackground

DenmarkDenmark
1014/06 16:00Mangaung/Bloemfontein JapanJapanBackground
CameroonCameroon
2519/06 13:30Durban NetherlandsNetherlandsBackground
JapanJapan
2619/06 20:30Tshwane/Pretoria CameroonCameroonBackground

DenmarkDenmark
4324/06 20:30Rustenburg DenmarkDenmarkBackground
JapanJapan
4424/06 20:30Cape Town CameroonCameroonBackground
NetherlandsNetherlands
Group F
MatchDate - TimeVenueResults
1114/06 20:30Cape Town ItalyItalyBackground

ParaguayParaguay
1215/06 13:30Rustenburg New ZealandNew ZealandBackground
SlovakiaSlovakia
2720/06 13:30Mangaung/Bloemfontein SlovakiaSlovakiaBackground
ParaguayParaguay
2820/06 16:00Nelspruit ItalyItalyBackground

New ZealandNew Zealand
4124/06 16:00Johannesburg - JEPSlovakiaSlovakiaBackground
ItalyItaly
4224/06 16:00Polokwane ParaguayParaguayBackground
New ZealandNew Zealand
Group G
MatchDate - TimeVenueResults
1315/06 16:00Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth Côte d'IvoireCôte d'IvoireBackground

PortugalPortugal
1415/06 20:30Johannesburg - JEPBrazilBrazilBackground
Korea DPRKorea DPR
2920/06 20:30Johannesburg - JSCBrazilBrazilBackground
Côte d'IvoireCôte d'Ivoire
3021/06 13:30Cape Town PortugalPortugalBackground

Korea DPRKorea DPR
4525/06 16:00Durban PortugalPortugalBackground
BrazilBrazil
4625/06 16:00Nelspruit Korea DPRKorea DPRBackground
Côte d'IvoireCôte d'Ivoire
Group H
MatchDate - TimeVenueResults
1516/06 13:30Nelspruit HondurasHondurasBackground

ChileChile
1616/06 16:00Durban SpainSpainBackground
SwitzerlandSwitzerland
3121/06 16:00Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth ChileChileBackground
SwitzerlandSwitzerland
3221/06 20:30Johannesburg - JEPSpainSpainBackground

HondurasHonduras
4725/06 20:30Tshwane/Pretoria ChileChileBackground
SpainSpain
4825/06 20:30Mangaung/Bloemfontein SwitzerlandSwitzerlandBackground
HondurasHonduras