The kick off match will take place on 11 June, at the new Cape Town Stadium, with the final in Cape Town taking place on 6 July 2010; although the last final match in South Africa will be on 11 July.
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The following matches in the 2010 FIFA World Cup will take place in Cape Town:Group stages:Match 2: Group A, June 11, 2010, Uruguay v. France, Cape Town StadiumMatch 11: Group F, June 14, 2010, Italy v. Paraguay, Cape Town StadiumMatch 23: Group C, June 18, 2010, England v. Algeria, Cape Town StadiumMatch 30: Group G, June 21, 2010, Portugal v. Korea DPR, Cape Town StadiumMatch 44: Group E, June 24, 2010, Cameroon v. Netherlands, Cape Town StadiumLast 16:Match 56: Group H winners v. Group G runners up, June 29, 2010, Cape Town StadiumQuarter finals:Match 59: Match 52 winners v. Match 51 winners, July 3, 2010, Cape Town StadiumSemi finals:Match 61: Match 58 winners v. Match 57 winners, July 6, 2010, Cape Town Stadium
Maps and guides will direct you to the parking lots, not far from the stadium.
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Quite a few. Check out betweenthegames.co.za for a listing, or download the calendar (in a variety of formats)
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FIFA World Cup 2010 is hosted by South Africa. It will be held in different cities all over South Africa because they will have several games a day. Different cities in South Africa have different stadiums which will host different games. Some cities are Johannesburg, Cape Town, etc.
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Cape Cod Bluefins was created in 2010.
Google announced Street View going live in South Africa in June 2010 to correspond with the 2010 World Cup held in Cape Town. In May 2010 Google had said that Street View would be available in South Africa when the games start, which it did.
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