Several controversial referee decisions impacted games at the 2010 World Cup: 1) Frank Lampard's clear goal for England against Germany was missed; 2) Swiss player Behrami was wrongly given a red card versus Chile; 3) Carlos Tevez's offside goal for Argentina against Mexico stood; and 4) Maurice Edu's late goal for the US versus Slovenia was unfairly ruled out. Additionally, Klose's sending off for Germany against Serbia contributed to their early upset loss.

1. BLUNDERS THAT CHANGED WORLD CUP 2010 GAMES

2. LAMPARD DENIED (Eng vs Ger, last 16)

3. Frank Lampards 20-yard strike eluded German custodian Manuel Neuer, crashed into the bar's underside and landed well inside the line

4. ….before bouncing back to play. The linesman missed it all…

5. BEHRAMIS RED CARD (Sui vsChile,Group H)

7. Khalil Al Ghamdi Swiss medioValonBehrami was given a red card by the referee Khalil Al Ghamdi when it should have been a yellow. Reduced to 10 men and totally demoralised, the Swiss lost 0-1

8. TEVEZ OFFSIDE (ArgvsMexico,last 16)

9. Carlos Tevez scored the first goal from a clearly offside position. The Mexicans, until then matching Argentina shot for shot, lost heart and concentration , and lost the game eventually.

10. Late goal disallowed US vsSvn,Group C

11. Down 0-2,US fought back to 2-2.Then,Maurice Edu scored for the US, but was unfairly ruled offside

12. KLOSE SEND-OFF (Ger vsSerb,Group D)

13. The first and major upset in the beginning of the tournament, is , sending off Klose. Spanish referee Mallenco sent off striker MiroslavKlose for a harmless challenge.Germany almost immediately conceded a goal and lost the game

14. Brazils striker Luis Fabiano used his hand twice to guide the ball before slotting it home,killingDrogba & Cos hopes of making a comeback

15. Still the show went on, in its own pace, unveiling new heroes And proclaim to the World, that, Spain reigns over the world Andres Iniestas goal gave Spain its first-ever World Cup triumph