World Cup June 18 South Africa and Uruguay who wins

30 Venue: Pretoria Loftos Stadium • TV broadcast: CCTV5 and local sports stations In the first leg, South Africa and Uruguay both drew with their respective rivals to earn a valuable point, and they will both be looking to get their first win of the game against their opponents.

Scoring will therefore be key to both teams' victories, with South African striker Mfila missing a good chance to open the scoring before the end of the game and failing to beat Mexico. Uruguay have yet to score at this World Cup, so the hunger for goals is very strong for both teams. South Africa wants to continue the tradition of the host team in the history of the World Cup, the host team has always qualified from the group stage, which seems to have become a tradition, but as the weakest host in history, people still can't help but sweat for South Africa's prospects, but after the first round of the upset draw against Mexico, South Africa's performance was impressive, which gave them a big hope of qualifying, as the last game will meet the group's biggest rival France, so Uruguay has become a must opponent for South Africa. Otherwise, their chances of qualifying will be slim.

Uruguay's double striker Pan Kaihu This World Cup, Uruguay's forward line can be described as unprecedentedly luxurious, Frei has scored 56 goals for Atletico Madrid in the past two seasons, and Suarez has scored 35 goals last season, becoming Ajax's top scorer, but in the first round of the game with France, both of them were dumb, so this game against the weakest South Africa, Frei and Suarez are also looking forward to breaking the embarrassment of not scoring on their opponents. South Africa are winless in the all-time head-to-head record South Africa and Uruguay have met twice in their history, with Uruguay winning 1 and drawing 1 without defeat, with the most recent meeting between the two sides coming in September 2007 when South Africa were held to a 0-0 draw at home by Uruguay. The two teams also met in the 1997 Confederations Cup, when South Africa lost 4-3 to Uruguay.

The two teams met again this time, and Pereira will be hoping to lead South Africa to their first ever victory over Uruguay. Expected starters: South Africa (451):

16-Kuhn 2-Gaza, 4-A-Mokona, 20-Kumaro, 15-Tevara 10-Pinal, 13-Digagor, 8-Chabalala, 12-Letscholongnane, 11-Modise 9-Mfila Uruguay (3412): 1-Muslera 3-Godin, 2-Lugano, 6-Victorino 11-A-Pereira, 17-Arévaro Ríos, 15-Perez, 16-M-Pereira 18-Gonzalez 10-Forlan, 9- Suarez.

No, the third place in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa is Germany, the top three: Spain, the Netherlands, Germany.

The 19th FIFA World Cup Finals was held from 11 June to 12 July 2010 at 10 stadiums in nine cities in South Africa, marking the first time the FIFA World Cup has been held in Africa.

In the end, the Spanish national team won their first ever World Cup title, and it was also the first time that a European team has won a World Cup held in a country outside of Europe, with Spain, the Netherlands and Germany taking the top three places in the competition.

On May 15, 2004, at the meeting of the Executive Committee of the International Football Association held in Zurich, Switzerland, South Africa defeated Morocco by 14 votes to 10 to clear the 2010 World Cup hosting chain, becoming the 16th World Cup host country.

In 2006, South Africa had a good chance of winning the first World Cup for Africa, but in the final round of voting, South Africa lost to Germany by one vote, forcing the South to wait another four years.

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Uruguay lost 3-2 to the Netherlands in the semi-finals of the World Cup in South Africa.

At 2:30 Beijing time on July 7, 2010 (20:30 local time on the 6th in South Africa), the World Cup semi-finals began at the Green Point Stadium in Cape Town. In the first half, captains Van Bronckhorst and Forlan scored from distance. In the second half, Sneijder and Arjen Robben scored two goals in a row, with the former tying top scorer with five goals and tying the Dutchman's single-World Cup scoring record.

Maxi Pereira pulled a point back in stoppage time. The Netherlands have won 10 in a row this year, extending their unbeaten run to 25 games and ending Uruguay's nine-match unbeaten streak.