This document provides details about the 2010 FIFA World Cup that was hosted in South Africa, including: - The 10 stadiums that hosted matches and their locations. - Important dates for the arrival of media, FIFA family, teams, and supporters. - The host cities and number of matches in each city. - Locations of fan parks and expected attendance at past fan parks. - The base camps and training facilities for each team. - The match schedule showing dates, locations, and affected areas for each match.

1. Durban StadiumPolokwane StadiumRustenburg StadiumCape Town StadiumSoccer CityEllis ParkPort Elizabeth StadiumNelspruit StadiumPretoria StadiumBloemfontein Stadium

2. 2010 World Cup Calendar

3. Important dates to remember Media groups arrive 25th April and depart 2 weeks after the Final

4. FIFA Family arrive around 1st May until 2 weeks after the Final

5. Teams arrive around 3rd May

6. Gautrain stations in Sandton and at OR Tambo open 27th May

7. Supporters arrive around 6th June until departure after post tours

8. Schools close Wednesday 9th June and re-open Tuesday 13th July2010 World Cup StadiaCape TownPort ElizabethDurbanBloemfonteinRustenburgJHB – Ellis ParkJHB – Soccer CityPretoriaNelspruitPolokwane= Stadium Locations

9. Hosting cities - matches Cape Town (8)

10. 5 x 1st round; 1 x 2nd round; 1 x quarter final; 1 x semi-final

11. Port Elizabeth (8)

12. 5 x 1st round; 1 x 2nd round; 1 x quarter final; 1 x 3rd place playoff

13. Durban (7)

14. 5 x 1st round; 1 x 2nd round; 1 x semi-final

15. Bloemfontein (6)

16. 5 x 1st round; 1 x 2nd round

17. Rustenburg (5)

18. 4 x 1st round; 1 x 2nd round

19. JHB – Soccer City and Ellis Park (15)

20. 10 x 1st round including the Opening; 2 x 2nd round; 2 x quarter final; FINALHosting cities - matches continued Pretoria (6)

21. 5 x 1st round; 1 x 2nd round

22. Nelspruit (5)

23. 5 x 1st round

24. Polokwane (4)

25. 4 x 1st roundFan ParksPolokwane: tbcNewtown: Mary Fitzgerald SquareSandton: Innes-Free ParkNelspruit: BergvlamHoerskoolRustenburg: tbcKliptown: Walter Sisulu SquareSoweto: Additional parks tbcCape Town: Athlone StadiumCape Town: Grand ParadeDurban: Beach FrontCape Town: Bellville VelodromePort ElizabethGansbaaiPlettenberg Bay

26. Fan Park example - 2006 World Cup Germany – 500,000 spectators for one game

27. Team Base CampsNorthwest (3): England, Spain, South KoreaPretoria (5):Argentina, Germany, Italy, Slovakia, United StatesMidrand(1): North KoreaVanderbijlpark (1): Switzerland Nelspruit (1): Chile Sandton, Fourways & Parktown (5): South Africa, Netherlands, Slovenia, Honduras, Serbia, MexicoMuldersdrift (1): Australia Northern Cape (1): UruguayNear OR Tambo (1): New Zealand Eastern Cape (1): GhanaKZN (7): Algeria, Cameroon, Greece, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Paraguay, PortugalCape Town (1): BrazilKnysna (2): Denmark, France George (1): Japan

28. 2010 World Cup Base CampsJohannesburg

29. BafanaBafana - Southern Sun Grayston Hotel and will train at Sandown High School

30. Honduras (Indaba Hotel Fourways), Mexico (Thabaya Batswana), Netherlands (Hilton Sandton), North Korea (Protea Hotel Midrand), Serbia (Sunnyside Park Hotel), Slovenia (Hyde Park Southern Sun), Australia (Kloofzicht Lodge near Muldersdrift ), New Zealand (New Zealand at Serengeti Estate near OR Tambo), Switzerland (Emerald Resort and Casino in Vanderbijlpark)

31. Pretoria

32. Argentina (High Performance Centre), Germany (Velmore Hotel in Centurion), Italy (Leriba Lodge outside Pretoria), Slovakia (Villas Luxury Suite Hotel), United States (Irene Country Lodge)

33. KZN

34. Algeria (Monduzur in San Lameer), Cameroon (Oyster Box in Umhlanga), Greece (Beverly Hills Hotel at Umhlanga Rocks), Ivory Coast (Riverside Hotel) , Nigeria (Hampshire in Durban), Paraguay (Woodridge Country Estate in the Midlands), Portugal (Valley Lodge in Hillcrest)

35. Western Cape

36. Brazil (Fairway in Cape Town), Denmark (Simola Hotel Country Club in Knysna), France (Pezula Resort Hotel and Spa in Knysna), Japan (Fancourt Hotel and Country Club outside George)

37. North West