Spain are World Cup 2010 Champions in SA
11 Sunday Jul 2010
Written by Corve DaCosta in Entertainment, Thoughts & Commentary
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For a month we have been captivated by the actions out of the African Continent. South Africa is the first country in that region to host the “greatest show on Earth”. At the beginning of the World Cup many football fans cheered on for the popular teams; a few underdogs and not to be outdone the African teams. Today, in a highly contested match that ran in extra time Netherlands and Spain played a fantastic match. The game had a plethora of royalty, yellow cards and fouls but the players settled down to play the beautiful game. Trading shots and the headed balls that went too high, millions across the world were glued to their screens to watch this historic match. Twitter was a buzz with #worldcup tweets as people shared in the fun. At this stage anything to distract us from our everyday reality (BP oil spill, wrecked economies) is needed.
Nelson Mandela and wife arriving at the Closing Ceremony
Closing Ceremony
The closing ceremony was beautiful to watch. I thought the Africans used the same technology used at the China Beijing Olympics. The presentation was modern and I liked the Shakira’s World Cup song Waka Waka.
Shakira – Waka Waka
Netherlands Team
Spain’s Team
SO SPAIN ARE THE WINNERS OF THE WORLD CUP 2010 IN SOUTH AFRICA
So we all go back to our regular lives and the best football players of the world will continue to entertain us, with million dollar contracts. The next World Cup will be in 2014 and then our eyes will be glued to Brazil.
4 comments
July 11, 2010 at 4:55 PM
Corve, always a class act! South Africa did an awesome job representing Africa for this World Cup Extravaganza. Beautiful venues, even more gorgeous people, Vuvzelas, and a safe place for the world to be seen at its best.
Spain deserved the win and they were the best team. I’m disappointed that the Dutch didn’t execute correctly. They were supposed to foul and disrupt in the 1st half, but not to the point of getting yellow cards every time…then in the second half, they were supposed to express themselves on the wings against Cap Villa & Serg Ramos. They didn’t get it done and Spain imposed their will once again.
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July 11, 2010 at 11:21 PM
It’s been a wonderful month of world soccer. Controversial at times, but always captivating.
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July 12, 2010 at 7:26 AM
One day I’ll understand this sport.
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July 13, 2010 at 12:06 PM
I’m not, nor have I ever been a fan of soccer, but I did watch the finals, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Congratulations to all the teams, and especially Spain on their great win.
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