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Nikolay Davydenko of Russia secured the last semifinal spot at the ATP World Tour Finals by beating Robin Soderling of Sweden 7-6 (7-4), 4-6, 6-3 Friday. Tennis Defending champion Djokovic is eliminated from ATP World Tour...
Governing body hopes to sweep Cheating, match fixing and fan violence under the matt ahead of tournament selection day in South Africa From FIFA president Sepp Blatter to David Beckham, soccer’s big names will converge on South...
It is hoped Soccerex can provide a boost for the Gauteng regional economy The great and the good from the football industry are arriving in South Africa for the annual gathering of the Soccerex football business congress. There...
Johannesburg — THE Soccer World Cup draw on December 4 starts the final countdown to the globe's most watched event, but SA must still overcome crucial challenges if it is to host a successful tournament. Unlike several...
By Nthambeleni Gabara Johannesburg - A Green Goal 2010 programme has been launched ahead of the World Cup spectacle to ensure that the event is environmentally friendly. Local Organising Committee (LOC) Chief Executive Officer...
Whether mansions for rent or affordable hostels, South Africans dream of World Cup bonanza with the influx of fans. From the opulent millionaires’ row on Cape Town’s beachfront to the modest homes of Soweto township, South...
By Mark Gleeson JOHANNESBURG, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Hosts South Africa are desperate to emerge from the doldrums to ensure there will be local interest to add to the atmosphere at next year's World Cup finals. Elaborate...
Wednesday, November 25, 2009 JOHANNESBURG: Fan parks, first introduced at the 2006 World Cup in Germany, will be set up in all nine host cities in South Africa and seven other cities across the globe for the 2010 finals, FIFA...
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA Nov 25 2009 17:13 Soccer fans will have a last chance to buy 2010 World Cup tickets between December 5 and January 22, the Local Organising Committee (LOC) said on Wednesday. "Don't wait, go buy the...
Cape Town, Nov 25 (Indianfootball.com-IBNS): Nine South African cities and seven cities over five continents will be the host to FIFA's official public viewing events for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. From Table Mountain to the...
