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Anonymous users2024-02-11Report Match ball: jabulani
South Africa's official World Cup ball jabulani "jabulani" is derived from the African Zulu language, which means "universal celebration". The new match ball is a historic breakthrough in technology and has been designed with South African elements in mind. This match ball was developed and created by Adidas.
On December 4, 2009, Adidas and FIFA jointly released the official match ball "Jabulani" for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa in Cape Town. The "Jabulani" features Adidas' newly developed "Grip'n'Groove" sphere, which allows the ball to maintain a stable flight path in all weather conditions, thus greatly improving the player's control of the ball. For the first time, Adidas uses a spherical mold to create a three-dimensional structure for each skin, which is then stitched together with thermal bonding technology, resulting in a rounder and more precise operation than ever before.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Match ball for the 9th World Cup (Mexico 1970) - Telstar
10th World Cup (West Germany 1974) match ball - Telstar & Chile
The match ball of the 11th World Cup (Argentina 1978) - Tango Riverplate
Match ball for the XII World Cup (World Cup Spain 1982) - Tango Espana
Thirteenth World Cup (Mexico 1986) match ball - azteca
14th World Cup (Italy 1990) match ball - etrusco unico
The match ball for the 15th World Cup (1994 World Cup in the United States) - Questra
The 16th World Cup (1998 World Cup in France) match ball - tricolore
The 17th World Cup (2002 Japan-Korea World Cup) match ball - fevernova (Flying Fire Meteor).
The match ball for the 18th World Cup (2006 World Cup in Germany) - adidas + teamgeist (+ team star).
The 19th World Cup (2010 South Africa World Cup) match ball - adidas + jabulani (universal celebration).
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Anonymous users2024-02-0906 Team Star 02 Spitfire Meteor used to be the classic Tango and was used the most, and it was all a partner of FIFA designed by Adidas.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08June 11th.
South Africa vs Mexico.
Johannesburg.
June 12th.
Uyin Chi Wei Laguay vs France.
Cape Town. June 12th.
Argentina vs Nigeria.
Johannesburg Dan rent.
June 12th.
South Korea vs Greece.
Port.
June 13th.
England vs USA.
Rustenburg. June 13th.
Algeria vs Slovenia.
Pologua Sharp Peni.
June 13th.
Germany vs Australia.
Durban. June 14th.
Serbia vs Ghana.
Pretoria.
June 14th.
Netherlands vs Denmark.
Johannesburg.
June 14th.
Japan vs Cameroon.
Bloemfontein. That's it for the game!
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Celebration of the whole world (after translation).
Before the World Cup draw was announced, FIFA and Adidas jointly released the official match ball "jabulani" for the 2010 South Africa World Cup in Cape Town, which is officially translated into Chinese as Putian Tongqing, this "round" ball made of Adidas and perfectly assembled from eight special materials has excellent flight stability and control, and the design of this football also pins on the infinite hopes of the hosts: Zulu, one of the 11 official languages of South Africa, has nearly 30% It has become the most common language in Africa. There are 11 colors on the football, representing both the 11 tribes and languages of South Africa, as well as the 11 soldiers of each team fighting on the field. >>>More
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