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Host · South Africa

2010

2010 FIFA Men's World Cup · 11 June 2010 – 11 July 2010

Champion

Spain

Final

Netherlands

0–1

Spain

Runner-up

Netherlands

OverviewTeamsMatchesTop ScorersAwardsPenalties
The tournament in numbers

Overview

Tournament totals counted from imported source data.

Teams

32 nations qualified for this tournament.

Algeria

DZA

Argentina

ARG

Australia

AUS

Brazil

BRA

Matches

Every match of the tournament, stage by stage (64 total).

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group stage · 48 matches
11 June 2010
South AfricavMexico

Top Scorers

Leading scorers of the tournament, excluding own goals.

1

Thomas Müller
Germany

5 goals

2

Diego Forlán
Uruguay

5 goals

3

David Villa
Spain

5 goals

Honours

Awards

Official tournament awards in the archive.

Best Young PlayerThomas MüllerGermany
Bronze BallDavid VillaSpain
Bronze BootWesley SneijderNetherlands
Golden BallDiego ForlánUruguay
Golden BootThomas MüllerGermany
Golden GloveIker CasillasSpain
Silver BallWesley SneijderNetherlands
Silver Boot

Penalty Shootouts

2 matches went to penalties, with 18 shootout kicks recorded.

round of 16 · 1 match
29 June 2010
ParaguayvJapan

0–0 (5–3 pens)

Loftus Versfeld Stadium
quarter-finals · 1 match
2 July 2010
Uruguayv

32

Teams

64

Matches

145

Goals

263

Cards

710

Substitutions

2

Penalty shootouts

18

Shootout kicks

8

Awards

Group standings and knockout bracket views will be added after standings/bracket queries are finalized.

Cameroon

CMR

Chile

CHL

Denmark

DNK

England

ENG

France

FRA

Germany

DEU

Ghana

GHA

Greece

GRC

Honduras

HND

Italy

ITA

Ivory Coast

CIV

Japan

JPN

Mexico

MEX

Netherlands

NLD

New Zealand

NZL

Nigeria

NGA

North Korea

PRK

Paraguay

PRY

Portugal

PRT

Serbia

SRB

Slovakia

SVK

Slovenia

SVN

South Africa

ZAF

South Korea

KOR

Spain

ESP

Switzerland

CHE

United States

USA

Uruguay

URY

1–1

Soccer City
11 June 2010
UruguayvFrance

0–0

Cape Town Stadium
12 June 2010
South KoreavGreece

2–0

Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
12 June 2010
ArgentinavNigeria

1–0

Ellis Park Stadium
12 June 2010
EnglandvUnited States

1–1

Royal Bafokeng Stadium
13 June 2010
AlgeriavSlovenia

0–1

Peter Mokaba Stadium
13 June 2010
SerbiavGhana

0–1

Loftus Versfeld Stadium
13 June 2010
GermanyvAustralia

4–0

Moses Mabhida Stadium
14 June 2010
NetherlandsvDenmark

2–0

Soccer City
14 June 2010
JapanvCameroon

1–0

Free State Stadium
14 June 2010
ItalyvParaguay

1–1

Cape Town Stadium
15 June 2010
New ZealandvSlovakia

1–1

Royal Bafokeng Stadium
15 June 2010
Ivory CoastvPortugal

0–0

Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
15 June 2010
BrazilvNorth Korea

2–1

Ellis Park Stadium
16 June 2010
HondurasvChile

0–1

Mbombela Stadium
16 June 2010
SpainvSwitzerland

0–1

Moses Mabhida Stadium
16 June 2010
South AfricavUruguay

0–3

Loftus Versfeld Stadium
17 June 2010
ArgentinavSouth Korea

4–1

Soccer City
17 June 2010
GreecevNigeria

2–1

Free State Stadium
17 June 2010
FrancevMexico

0–2

Peter Mokaba Stadium
18 June 2010
GermanyvSerbia

0–1

Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
18 June 2010
SloveniavUnited States

2–2

Ellis Park Stadium
18 June 2010
EnglandvAlgeria

0–0

Cape Town Stadium
19 June 2010
NetherlandsvJapan

1–0

Moses Mabhida Stadium
19 June 2010
GhanavAustralia

1–1

Royal Bafokeng Stadium
19 June 2010
CameroonvDenmark

1–2

Loftus Versfeld Stadium
20 June 2010
SlovakiavParaguay

0–2

Free State Stadium
20 June 2010
ItalyvNew Zealand

1–1

Mbombela Stadium
20 June 2010
BrazilvIvory Coast

3–1

Soccer City
21 June 2010
PortugalvNorth Korea

7–0

Cape Town Stadium
21 June 2010
ChilevSwitzerland

1–0

Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
21 June 2010
SpainvHonduras

2–0

Ellis Park Stadium
22 June 2010
FrancevSouth Africa

1–2

Free State Stadium
22 June 2010
MexicovUruguay

0–1

Royal Bafokeng Stadium
22 June 2010
GreecevArgentina

0–2

Peter Mokaba Stadium
22 June 2010
NigeriavSouth Korea

2–2

Moses Mabhida Stadium
23 June 2010
SloveniavEngland

0–1

Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
23 June 2010
United StatesvAlgeria

1–0

Loftus Versfeld Stadium
23 June 2010
AustraliavSerbia

2–1

Mbombela Stadium
23 June 2010
GhanavGermany

0–1

Soccer City
24 June 2010
ParaguayvNew Zealand

0–0

Peter Mokaba Stadium
24 June 2010
SlovakiavItaly

3–2

Ellis Park Stadium
24 June 2010
CameroonvNetherlands

1–2

Cape Town Stadium
24 June 2010
DenmarkvJapan

1–3

Royal Bafokeng Stadium
25 June 2010
North KoreavIvory Coast

0–3

Mbombela Stadium
25 June 2010
PortugalvBrazil

0–0

Moses Mabhida Stadium
25 June 2010
ChilevSpain

1–2

Loftus Versfeld Stadium
25 June 2010
SwitzerlandvHonduras

0–0

Free State Stadium
round of 16 · 8 matches
26 June 2010
UruguayvSouth Korea

2–1

Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
26 June 2010
United StatesvGhana

1–2

Royal Bafokeng Stadium
27 June 2010
GermanyvEngland

4–1

Free State Stadium
27 June 2010
ArgentinavMexico

3–1

Soccer City
28 June 2010
NetherlandsvSlovakia

2–1

Moses Mabhida Stadium
28 June 2010
BrazilvChile

3–0

Ellis Park Stadium
29 June 2010
ParaguayvJapan

0–0 (5–3 pens)

Loftus Versfeld Stadium
29 June 2010
SpainvPortugal

1–0

Cape Town Stadium
quarter-finals · 4 matches
2 July 2010
NetherlandsvBrazil

2–1

Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
2 July 2010
UruguayvGhana

1–1 (4–2 pens)

Soccer City
3 July 2010
ArgentinavGermany

0–4

Cape Town Stadium
3 July 2010
ParaguayvSpain

0–1

Ellis Park Stadium
semi-finals · 2 matches
6 July 2010
UruguayvNetherlands

2–3

Cape Town Stadium
7 July 2010
GermanyvSpain

0–1

Moses Mabhida Stadium
third-place match · 1 match
10 July 2010
UruguayvGermany

2–3

Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
final · 1 match
11 July 2010
NetherlandsvSpain

0–1

Soccer City

4

Wesley Sneijder
Netherlands

5 goals

5

Róbert Vittek
Slovakia

4 goals

David Villa
Spain
Ghana

1–1 (4–2 pens)

Soccer City