If the reigning World champions get through Group F, there could be a potential match-up with the Netherlands in the last 16 and if they progress further, favourites Brazil or Spain in the quarter-finals.Hosts South Africa will open the 19th World Cup finals on 11 June with a Group A game against Mexico in Johannesburg.
Matches will be played at ten stadiums in nine cities across the country, with the tournament reaching a climax on 11 July.
FIFA WORLD CUP 2010 SCHEDULE
Group Stage
Friday 11 June
1500 - South Africa v Mexico (Soccer City, Johannesburg)
1930 - Uruguay v France (Cape Town)
Saturday 12 June
1230 - South Korea v Greece (Port Elizabeth)
1500 - Argentina v Nigeria (Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg)
1930 - England v USA (Rustenburg)
Sunday 13 June
1230 - Algeria v Slovenia (Polokwane)
1500 - Serbia v Ghana (Pretoria)
1930 - Germany v Australia (Durban)
Monday 14 June
1230 - Netherlands v Denmark (Soccer City, Johannesburg)
1500 - Japan v Cameroon (Bloemfontein)
1930 - Italy v Paraguay (Cape Town)
Tuesday 15 June
1230 - New Zealand v Slovakia (Rustenburg)
1500 - Ivory Coast v Portugal (Port Elizabeth)
1930 - Brazil v North Korea (Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg)
Wednesday 16 June
1230 - Honduras v Chile (Nelspruit)
1500 - Spain v Switzerland (Durban)
1930 - South Africa v Uruguay (Pretoria)
Thursday 17 June
1230 - Argentina v South Korea (Soccer City, Johannesburg)
1500 - Greece v Nigeria (Bloemfontein)
1930 - France v Mexico (Polokwane)
Friday 18 June
1230 - Germany v Serbia (Port Elizabeth)
1500 - Slovenia v USA (Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg)
1930 - England v Algeria (Cape Town)
Saturday 19 June
1230 - Netherlands v Japan (Durban)
1500 - Ghana v Australia (Rustenburg)
1930 - Cameroon v Denmark (Pretoria)
Sunday 20 June
1230 - Slovakia v Paraguay (Bloemfontein)
1500 - Italy v New Zealand (Nelspruit)
1930 - Brazil v Ivory Coast (Soccer City, Johannesburg)
Monday 21 June
1230 - Portugal v North Korea (Cape Town)
1500 - Chile v Switzerland (Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg)
1930 - Spain v Honduras (Port Elizabeth)
Tuesday 22 June
1500 - France v South Africa (Bloemfontein)
1500 - Mexico v Uruguay (Rustenburg)
1930 - Greece v Argentina (Polokwane)
1930 - Nigeria v South Korea (Durban)
Wednesday 23 June
1500 - Slovenia v England (Port Elizabeth)
1500 - USA v Algeria (Pretoria)
1930 - Australia v Serbia (Nelspruit)
1930 - Ghana v Germany (Soccer City, Johannesburg)
Thursday 24 June
1500 - Paraguay v New Zealand (Polokwane)
1500 - Slovakia v Italy (Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg)
1930 - Cameroon v Netherlands (Cape Town)
1930 - Denmark v Japan (Rustenburg)
Friday 25 June
1500 - North Korea v Ivory Coast (Nelspruit)
1500 - Portugal v Brazil (Durban)
1930 - Chile v Spain (Pretoria)
1930 - Switzerland v Honduras (Bloemfontein)
Round of 32
Saturday 26 June
1500 - M1: [1A] v [2B] (Port Elizabeth)
1930 - M2: [1C] v [2D] (Rustenburg)
Sunday 27 June
1500 - M3: [1D] v [2C] (Bloemfontein)
1930 - M4: [1B] v [2A] (Soccer City, Johannesburg)
Monday 28 June
1500 - M5: [1E] v [2F] (Durban)
1930 - M6: [1G] v [2H] (Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg)
Tuesday 29 June
1500 - M7: [1F] v [2E] (Pretoria)
1930 - M8: [1H] v [2G] (Cape Town)
Quarter-Finals
Friday 2 July
1500 - QF1: [W M5] v [W M7] (Port Elizabeth)
1930 - QF2: [W M1] v [W M3] (Soccer City, Johannesburg)
Saturday 3 July
1500 - QF3: [W M2] v [W M4] (Cape Town)
1930 - QF4: [W M6] V [W M8] (Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg)
Semi-Finals
Tuesday 6 July
1930 - SF1: [W QF1] v [W QF3] (Cape Town)
Wednesday 7 July
1930 - SF2: [W QF2] v [W QF4] (Durban)
Third/Fourth-place Final
Saturday 10 July
1930 - [L SF1] v [L SF2] (Port Elizabeth)
Final
Sunday 11 July
1930 - [W SF1] v [W SF2] (Soccer City, Johannesburg)
* All kick off times stated are UK time. +1hr for Italy and CET, and +2hrs for local South African time. The BBC and ITV will cover the full tournament live in the UK, while RAI and Sky Sport will screen the action in Italy. Check local listings for coverage in other parts of the world.
FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010
[Draw] - [Schedule] - [Reaction] - [Italy base] - [Italy friendlies]
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