South Africa s World Cup Best Team, South Africa s Best World Cup Eleven

Cassie, Ram, Lucio, Puyol, McConn, Piggy, Muller, Sneijder, Villa, Fran.

Arjen Robben (Netherlands), Kaka (Brazil), Messi (Argentina), Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), Klose (Germany), Sneijder (Netherlands), Forlan (Uruguay), Torres (Spain), Frank Lampard (England), Muller (Germany), Villa (Spain). Hope landlord.

Goalkeeper: Casillas Central defender: Puyol Right back:

McCone Centre back: John Mensah Left-back: Lahm Midfielder:

Schweinsteiger Left midfielder: Andres Iniesta Right midfielder: Thomas Müller Forward:

Sneijder Forward: Villa Forward: Forlan.

Manager: Loew.

Maybe it's the Spanish formation in the final, and now many people are more in favor of 2 4 4.

Summary. South Africa's 2010 World Cup Best Eleven includes Mohamed Salah (goalkeeper), Candace Murray (defender), John Terry (defender), Torres Clarke (midfielder), Andre Garcia Silva (midfielder), Juan Mitchell Rakitti (forward), Stuart Beckham (forward), Eric Marcelo (forward), Terence Charles (left-back), Juan Asaddo (right-back) and Ferdinand Maxwell (midfielder).

Best Eleven of the World Cup in South Africa.

South Africa's 2010 World Cup Best Eleven includes Mohamed Salah (goalkeeper), Candace Murray (defender), John Terry (defender), Torres Clarke (midfielder), Andre Garcia Silva (midfielder), Juan Mitchell Rakitti (forward), Stuart Beckham (forward), Eric Marcelo (forward), Terence Charles (left-back), Juan Asaddo (right-back) and Ferdinand Maxwell (midfielder).

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Mohamed Salah (goalkeeper), Candace Murray (defender), John Terry (defender), Torres Clarke (midfielder), Andre García Silva (midfielder), Juan Mitchell Ragety (forward), Stuart Beckham (forward), Erik Marcelo (forward), Terence Charles (left-back), Juan Asado (right-back) and Ferdinand Maxwell (midfielder).

The top 4 of the World Cup in South Africa are Spain, the Netherlands, Germany, and Uruguay.

The FIFA World Cup (FIFAWORLDCUP) is the world's most honored, highest-standard, highest-level and most well-known football competition. The World Cup is the most coveted sacred glory in the field of football by all countries around the world, and it is also the ultimate dream of all football players in various countries (or regions).

The World Cup is held every four years, and any FIFA member state (region) can send a team to register for this event. The World Cup is the source and foundation of the development and popularization of world football, so it is also known as the "Cup of Life". Brazil are the team with the most accolades, having won five World Cups and have retained their former Remet Cup in perpetuity after three World Cup wins.

The current World Cup is the Hercules Cup, and Germany, which won the World Cup four times, won the cup for the first time in 1974 and has been used to this day, both of which are collectively known as the World Cup.

In the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Spain, the Netherlands, Germany and Uruguay joined hands to reach the semi-finals.

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.

Spain, the Netherlands, Germany and Uruguay joined forces to reach the semi-finals. In the semi-finals: the Netherlands defeated Uruguay 3-2; Spain defeated Germany 1-0 to reach the final.

Since FIFA stipulates that the 2010 World Cup will be hosted by African countries, the five countries that are vying for the right to host the 2010 World Cup are all African countries, namely: Egypt, Libya, Morocco, South Africa, and Tunisia.

In fact, in 2006, South Africa was very hopeful of winning the first World Cup for Africa, but at that time, in the final round of voting, South Africa lost to Germany by one vote, so South Africans had to wait another four years.