Glam Girls at the World Cup 2010 Soccer Fans

An Australia supporter cheers prior to the start of the Group D first round 2010 World Cup football match Germany vs. Australia on June 13, 2010 at Moses Mabhida stadium in Durban.




Sara Carbonero, Spanish TV reporter and girlfriend of Spain's goalkeeper Iker Casillas, waits for the start of the 2010 World Cup group H first round football match between Spain and Honduras on June 21, 2010 at Ellis Park stadium in Johannesburg.

 
Brazilian football fans celebrate after Brazil scored against Ivory Coast in their FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010 football match, as they watch it on a huge screen in Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on 20 June 2010.



A cheerleader dances during the Group E first round 2010 World Cup football match Netherlands vs Denmark on June 14, 2010 at Soccer City stadium in Soweto, suburban Johannesburg. 




Cheerleaders walk through a street rallying South Korean soccer fans in a popular shopping district on Friday, June 11, 2010.  



A South Korean supporter celebrates after her team defeated Greece 2-0 in the Group B first round 2010 World Cup football match South Korea vs. Greece on June 12, 2010 at the Nelson Mandela Bay stadium in Port Elizabeth. 



Chinese models show off their painted body to attract visitors to a park to watch World Cup soccer matches on giant screens, in Beijing on June 8, 2010.




Two Chinese promotion girls pose with a World Cup ball to attract visitors to a theme park to watch the televised matches on giant screens in Beijing on June 14, 2010. China has recorded the single largest television audience for a World Cup match in the first two days of the tournament, world football governing body FIFA said.  




Two Chinese promotion girls pose with a World Cup ball to attract visitors to a theme park to watch the televised matches on giant screens in Beijing on June 14, 2010. 





Two Chinese promotion girls pose with a World Cup ball to attract visitors to a theme park to watch the televised matches on giant screens in Beijing on June 14, 2010. 





Two Chinese promotion girls pose with a World Cup ball to attract visitors to a theme park to watch the televised matches on giant screens in Beijing on June 14, 2010. 



Paraguayan fans celebrate their team's first goal against Italy during a South Africa 2010 World Cup soccer game, in downtown Asuncion, on Monday June 14, 2010. 





A German fan cheers prior to Group D first round 2010 World Cup football match Germany vs Australia on June 13, 2010 at Moses Mabhida stadium in Durban.




A Ghana supporter dances on the pitch during the Group D first round 2010 World Cup football match Serbia vs Ghana on June 13, 2010 at Loftus Verfeld stadium in Tshwane/Pretoria.



Miss World Cup beauty pageant contestants pose for photographers at the Europapark in the southern German city of Rust on June 2, 2010. At the beauty pageant for which some 950 women entered and 32 qualified, each contestant represented a country competing in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. 

A group of Chinese girls pose wearing various World Cup teams' jerseys during a cheerleaders contest organized to attract more football fans to watch the televised matches, in Beijing on June 20, 2010. 

 

 

 

 

        

  

Qatar's preparations to host the World Cup in 2022.

Six New stadiums 
Qatar's preparations to host the World Cup Football Football in 2022 
The Commission file Qatar To host the 2022 World Cup during the exhibition "Dubai Sport Accord " The world's largest sports In the world, to disclose the details of the number of playgrounds in addition to The use of carbon-free technology for the first time in order to cool playgrounds and areas reserved For fans and training sites .
It was unveiled today three New fields are characterized by a high level of quality and other venues will be developed entirely A : 
 
North Stadium 
Accommodate the number of 45120 spectators, is located in the north Qatar, on the edge of the Arabian Gulf .
This stadium was designed in the form of sailboat inspired Of the maritime heritage of the region .
And 10% of viewers who will attend to the stadium The north will reach it via the bridge of love between Bahrain and Qatar, which will be the longest bridge based Alone in the world .
 
 
 
Stadium Creek 
45330 Stadium to accommodate the number of spectators, and is located in the north-east of Qatar .
This stadium has been designed in the form of pearl shell, a design inspired by the environment Marine area where some of the spectators will be able to see the Gulf from their seats, while the Players will benefit from the presence of a flexible roof will provide shade on the ground Venue .



Stadium Saliyah 
Stadium to accommodate the number of 45 thousand spectators, and is located in the south of Qatar in the garden Including a center for activities and water sports facilities, shopping center and parks . 
 



Revamp Ahmed Bin Ali (Al-Rayyan )
Coupling capacity to become the number of 44 740 seats Through the addition of seats in the upper layer of the stadium will be full outer part of the Pitch in the form of a giant screen to show the latest footage, game, commercials And other information about the tournament .



Stadium renovation Thani Bin Jassim (Al Gharafa )

Will Absorbed also double the number of 44 740 spectators through the addition of seats in the upper layer Of the pitch and the stadium will be the interface colored all countries that qualify for the World Cup Qatar In 2022, and symbolizes the friendship, tolerance and respect, note that the football enhances this Values .



Stade Tamim bin Hamad (House of Poetry )
Stade new global fragrance inspired by Qatari heritage afternoon, And a capacity of 65 thousand spectators 
In the form of a Bedouin tent (verse) and boasts a color Sadu .

Soccer World Cup Winners from 1930 to 2006..Who will win in 2010??

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 World Cup 1930

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Winners Uruguay
Teams 13

Teams in qualifiers N/A
Notable absentees Of the major European countries, only France took part
Surprises USA, who finished third
Golden Boot Guillermo Stábile (Argentina) - 8
Stats A total of 70 goals were scored (3.89 per match); Argentina (18) scored the most
Format One group of four and three groups of three in the qualifying stage, with the top from each group going into the semi-finals

Number of matches 18

World Cup 1934

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Winners Italy
Teams 16

Teams in qualifiers 32
Notable absentees Holders Uruguay, England
Surprises Egypt
Golden Boot Oldrich Nejedlý (Czechoslovakia) - 5
Stats A total of 70 goals were scored (4.12 per match); Italy (12) scored the most
Format Straight knockout, replays for drawn matches

Number of matches 17

  

World Cup 1938

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Winners Italy

Teams 15

Teams in qualifiers 37
Notable absentees Argentina, England, Spain, Uruguay
Surprises Dutch East Indies (Indonesia), Cuba
Golden Boot Leônidas (Brazil) - 7
Stats A total of 84 goals were scored (4.67 per match); Hungary (15) scored the most
Format Straight knockout, replays for drawn matches

Number of matches 18

World Cup 1950

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Winners Uruguay

Teams 13

Teams in qualifiers 34
Notable absentees France, Germany, Hungary
Surprises Bolivia
Golden Boot Ademir (Brazil) - 9
Stats A total of 88 goals were scored (4.00 per match); Brazil (22) scored the most
Format Four groups, with the winners of each progressing to a four-team round-robin final group. Withdrawals meant there were two groups of four, one of three and one of two

Number of matches 22

World Cup 1954

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Winners West Germany

Teams 16

Teams in qualifiers 45
Notable absentees Spain
Surprises Korean Republic
Golden Boot Sándor Kocsis (Hungary) - 11
Stats A total of 140 goals were scored (5.38 per match); Hungary (27) scored the most
Format Four groups of four with two seeded and two unseeded teams in each group. However, the teams played just two matches per group rather than the usual three, with the seeded sides facing unseeded sides. Where teams ended up tied for the second qualifying position by points, they required a play-off. The two teams finishing at the top of their group went through to the quarter-finals

Number of matches 26

World Cup 1958

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Winners Brazil

Teams 16

Teams in qualifiers 45
Notable absentees Italy, Uruguay
Surprises Wales, Northern Ireland
Golden Boot Just Fontaine (France) - 13
Stats A total of 126 goals were scored (3.60 per match); France (23) scored the most
Format Four groups of four, with the top two progressing to the quarter-finals

Number of matches 35

World Cup 1962

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Winners Brazil

Teams 16

Teams in qualifiers 56
Notable absentees Sweden
Surprises Colombia
Golden Boot Garrincha, Vavá (Brazil), Leonel Sánchez (Chile), Drazan Jerkovic (Yugoslavia) , Flórián Albert (Hungary), Valentin Ivanov (USSR) - 4
Stats A total of 89 goals were scored (2.78 per match); Brazil (14) scored the most
Format Four groups of four, with the top two progressing to the quarter-finals

Number of matches 32

World Cup 1966

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Winners England

Teams 16

Teams in qualifiers 70
Notable absentees None
Surprises North Korea
Golden Boot Eusébio (Portugal) - 9
Stats A total of 89 goals were scored (2.78 per match); Portugal (17) scored the most
Format Four groups of four, with the top two progressing to the quarter-finals
Number of matches 32

World Cup 1970

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Winners Brazil
Teams16
Teams in qualifiers 75
Number of matches 32

Notable absentees Argentina, France, Portugal, Spain

Surprises Morocco, the first African qualifiers since World War II

Golden Boot Gerd Muller (Germany) - 10

World Cup 1974

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Winners West Germany

Teams 16
Teams in qualifiers 99
Notable absentees England, France, Hungary, Spain, USSR
Surprises Australia, Haiti and Zaire
Golden Boot Grzegorz Lato (Poland) - 7
Stats A total of 97 goals were scored (2.55 per match); Poland (16) scored the most
Format Four groups of four in the qualifying stage, with the top two from each group going into a second round of two four-team groups and the winners facing each other in the final

Number of matches 38

World Cup 1978

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Winners Argentina

Teams 16
Teams in qualifiers 107
Notable absentees England, Czechoslovakia, USSR
Surprises Iran, Tunisia

Golden Boot Mario Kempes (Argentina) - 6
Stats A total of 102 goals were scored (2.68 per match); Argentina and Netherlands (15) scored the most
Format Four groups of four in the qualifying stage, with the top two from each group into a second round of two groups of four, the top side in each progressing into the final

Number of matches 38

World Cup 1982

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Winners Italy

Teams 24
Teams in qualifiers 109
Notable absentees Netherlands, Mexico
Surprises Algeria, Cameroon, Honduras, Kuwait, New Zealand

Golden Boot Paolo Rossi (Italy) - 6
Stats A total of 146 goals were scored (2.81 per match); France (16) scored the most
Format Six groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to the second round, where they split into four groups of three. The winners of each group advanced to the semi-finals

Number of matches 52

World Cup 1986

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Winners Argentina

Teams 24
Teams in qualifiers 121
Notable absentees Netherlands
Surprises Canada, Iraq

Golden Boot Gary Lineker (England) - 6
Stats A total of 132 goals were scored (2.54 per match); Argentina (14) scored the most
Format Six groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to a knockout round of 16, plus four best third-place finishers

Number of matches 52

World Cup 1990

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Winners West Germany
Teams 24
Teams in qualifiers 116
Notable absentees Denmark, France, Portugal
Surprises Costa Rica, Republic of Ireland, UAE
Golden Boot Salvatore Schillaci (Italy) - 6
Stats A total of 115 goals were scored (2.21 per match), which was the lowest goals-per-match ratio in World Cup history; West Germany (15) scored the most
Format Six groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to a knockout round of 16, plus four best third place finishers
Number of matches 52

World Cup 1994

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Winners Brazil
Teams 24
Teams in qualifiers 147
Notable absentees England, France
Surprises Greece, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia
Golden Boot Hristo Stoichkov (Bulgaria), Oleg Salenko (Russia) - 6
Stats A total of 141 goals were scored (2.71 per match); Sweden (15) scored the most
Format Six groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to a knockout round of 16, plus four best 3rd place finishers
Number of matches 52

World Cup 1998

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Winners France
Teams 32
Teams in qualifiers 174
Notable absentees Russia
Surprises Jamaica, Japan, South Africa
Golden Boot Davor Suker (Croatia) - 6
Stats A total of 171 goals were scored (2.67 per match); France (15) scored the most
Format Eight groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to a knockout round of 16
Number of matches 64

World Cup 2002

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Winners Brazil
Teams 32
Teams in qualifiers 199
Notable absentees Netherlands
Surprises Senegal, South Korea, Turkey
Golden Boot Ronaldo (Brazil) - 8
Stats A total of 161 goals were scored (2.52 per match); Brazil (18) scored the most
Format Eight groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to a knockout round of 16
Number of matches 64

World Cup 2006

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Winners Italy
Teams 32
Teams in qualifiers 198
Notable Absentees Cameroon, Nigeria
Surprises Angola, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Trinidad & Tobago
Golden Boot Miroslav Klose (Germany) - 5
Stats A total of 147 goals were scored (2.30 per match); Germany (14) scored the most
Format Eight groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to a knockout round of 16
Number of matches 64

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