Green Point Stadium, Cape Town, Tuesday July 6, 20.30 SA Time – Holland 3 Uruguay 2 (Van Bronckhorst, 18’, 70’ Sneijder, 73’ Robben; Diego Forlan, 41’, M. Pereira, 90 +2’)
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Johannesburg Ellis Park Saturday July 3 20.30 SA Time – Paraguay 0 Spain 1 (David Villa, 82´)
Green Point Stadium, Cape Town Saturday July 3, 16.00 SA Time – Argentina 0 Germany 4 (Muller, 3’, Klose, 68’, 89’, Friedrich, 74’)
Johannesburg – JSC Friday July 2 20.30 SA Time – Ghana 1Uruguay 1 (Muntari, 45’; Forlan, 55) Uruguay wins 4-2 on penalties.
Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth Friday July 2 16.00 SA Time – Brazil 1 Holland 2 (Robinho, 10’; F. Melo o.g., 53’, Sneijder, 68’)
Cape Town, Tuesday June 29 20.30 SA Time – Portugal 0 Spain 1 (David Villa, 63’)
Tshwane/Pretoria, Tuesday June 29 16.00 SA Time – Japan 0 Paraguay 0, 3-5 (penalties)
Ellis Park Monday June 28 20.30 SA Time – Brazil 2 Chile 0 (Juan, 35’, L. Fabiano, 38’, Robinho, 59’)
Durban, Monday June 28 16.00 SA Time – Holland 2 Slovakia 0 (Robben, 18’, Huntelaar, 84’)
Johannesburg – JSC Sunday June 27 20.30 SA Time – Argentina 3 Mexico 1 (Tevez, 26’, Higuain, 33’, Tevez, 52’; J. Hernandez, 71’)
Mangaung/Bloemfontein Sunday June 27 16.00 SA Time – England 1 Germany 4 (Upson, 37’; Klose, 20’, Podolski, 32’, Muller, 67’, 70’)
Rustenburg Saturday June 26 20.30 SA Time – Ghana 2 USA 1 (Prince, 5’, A. Gyan 93’; Donovan, 62’ pen.)
Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth Saturday June 26 16.00 SA Time – Uruguay 2 Rep. Korea 1 (Suarez, 8’, 80’; Chungyong, 68’)
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Group H Mangaung/Bloemfontein Friday June 25 20.30 SA Time Honduras 0 Switzerland 0
Group H Tshwane/Pretoria Friday June 25 20.30 SA Time Chile 1 Spain 2 (Millar, 47’; David Villa, 24’; Iniesta, 37’)
Group G Nelspruit Friday June 25 16.00 SA Time – Ivory Coast 2 DPR Korea 0 (Toure Yaya, 14’, Romaric, 20’, Kalou, 82’)
Group G Durban Friday June 25 16.00 SA Time – Brazil 0 Portugal 0
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Group E Cape Town June 24 20.30 SA Time – Cameroon 1 Holland 2 (Eto’o, pen’ 65; Van Persie 36’, Huntelaar, 83’)
Group E Rustenburg Thursday June 24 20.30 SA Time – Denmark 1 Japan 3 (Tomasson, 81’; Honda, 17’, Endo, 30’, Okazaki, 87’)
Group F Polokwane Thursday June 24 16.00 SA Time – Paraguay 0 New Zealand 0
Group F Johannesburg JEP Thursday June 24 16.00 SA Time – Slovakia 3 Italy 2 (Vittek, 25’, 73’, Kopunek, 89’; Di Natale, 81’, Quagliarella, 91’)
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Group D Nelspruit Wednesday June 23 20.30 SA Time – Australia 2 Serbia 1 (Cahill, 69’ Holman, 73’; Pantelic, 84’)
Group D Johannesburg JSC Wednesday June 23 20.30 SA Time – Ghana 0 Germany 1 (Ozil, 60’)
Group C Tshwane/Pretoria Wednesday June 23 16.00 SA Time – Algeria 0 USA 1 (Donovan, 90+1’)
Group C Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth Wednesday June 23 16.00 SA Time - England 1 Slovenia 0 (Defoe, 22’)
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Group B Polokwane Tuesday June 22 22.30 SA Time – Argentina 2 – Greece 0 (Demichelis, 77’, Palermo, 89’)
Group B Durban Tuesday June 20 20.30 SA Time – Nigeria 2 Rep. Korea 2 ( Uche, 12’, Yakubu, 68’; Jungsoo, 38’; Chuyoung, 49’)
