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The Official 2010 FIFA World Cup Film | Full Review & Greatest Moments | South Africa 2010
FIFA World Cup 2010 | Host Nation: South Africa
Tournament Dates: June 11 July 11, 2010
Champions: Spain (First-ever World Cup title)
Runners-Up: Netherlands
Third Place: Germany
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WORLD CUP IN HISTORY RELIVED IN FULL! The Official 2010 FIFA World Cup Film captures every breathtaking moment of the greatest tournament ever hosted on African soil from the deafening roar of the vuvuzelas to Andrs Iniesta's iconic extra-time winner in the final against the Netherlands. South Africa 2010 was a World Cup like no other full of drama, heartbreak, upsets and moments of pure sporting genius that will live forever in football history. This is the official film and it tells the complete story of the greatest month in South African history!
In this film you will witness:
The opening ceremony & South Africa's unforgettable opening day
Robert Green's catastrophic goalkeeping howler England vs USA
Algeria eliminating England's group stage nemesis
Germany's 4-1 DESTRUCTION of England Lampard ghost goal
Diego Forlan's stunning long-range strikes for Uruguay
David Villa's masterclass goals throughout the tournament
Maradona's emotional Argentina coaching journey ends in tears
Wesley Sneijder's incredible tournament for Netherlands
Thomas Mller's four-goal heroics for Germany
Uruguay's Surez handball Ghana's heartbreak in the quarterfinals
Octopus Paul's perfect predictions the tournament's biggest story off the pitch
Iker Casillas' legendary final performance save of the tournament
Andrs Iniesta's extra-time World Cup final winner Spain make history!
THE FILM COVERS:
Every group stage match the drama, the shocks and the defining performances that set the tone for the greatest World Cup in a generation
The Round of 16 France's humiliating exit, Argentina's Messi vs Mexico, and Germany's brutal dismantling of England including Lampard's ghost goal that should have changed everything
Quarter-Finals Uruguay vs Ghana's penalty heartbreak, the Netherlands stunning Brazil and Argentina's stunning defeat to Germany
Semi-Finals Spain grinding past Germany through David Villa's solitary strike and Netherlands' dramatic extra-time defeat of Uruguay
The Final July 11, Soccer City, Johannesburg the most attritional and dramatic World Cup final in history ended scoreless after 90 alex ekubo minutes before Andrs Iniesta struck in extra time to give Spain their first-ever World Cup title the world watching 715 million people in tears of joy
TOURNAMENT RECORDS & MILESTONES:
First World Cup prince yadav held on African soil South Africa hosted a tournament that captured the entire iga witek world's imagination
Spain became the first European team to win a World Cup held outside of Europe
Germany's Thomas Mller won the Golden Boot and Best Young Player award
Diego Forln of Uruguay won the Golden Ball award for best player
Spain won the tournament having conceded just two goals across seven matches
ICONIC MOMENTS:
The sound of the vuvuzela. Shakira's Waka Waka. Iniesta's celebration. Casillas and Torres embracing. These are the memories that define South Africa 2010 the World Cup that gave football its soul back and proved the beautiful game belongs to the entire world!
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