Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth The 2010 FIFA World Cup™ kicks off at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium with Germany v Serbia on June 18. The stadium will also host the match for third place, and a quarter-final amidst a total of eight matches. Newly built, it’s located in Port Elizabeth, on the coast of the Eastern Cape Province.
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Hi, my name is Craig Groenewald and you can count on me to uncover all the angles surrounding the 2010 FIFA World Cup™, as well as the events leading up to the tournament. I’ll be focusing on the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium and all that there is for a football fan to do in the surrounding area.
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@mrdapperevans I know man, they did deserve that game! And it seems they did rattle the Dutch with seeing as there were so many cards:) 11:10 Jul 14
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