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Friday, June 11, 2010

South Africa vs. Mexico 1-1

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The first game on the 2010 World Cup ended without a winner. The result of the match between the hosts - South Africa, and Mexico was 1-1.

The first half passed without goals, although the players of Mexico had more opportunities for scoring, and played better than hosts.

However, in the second half the players of South Africa woke up and created several opportunities for goal. From one of them, Siphiwe Tshabalala scored a goal in 55th minute of the game and so South Africa led over Mexico.

In 79th minute of the match Rafael Márquez scored the goal that tied the result to 1-1.

Until the end of the match there were more good chances for a goal for both teams, but the result remained the same.


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South Africa kicked off a month long party on Thursday night with a spectacular concert at Orlando Stadium, featuring the likes of the Black Eyed Peas and Shakira, as well a host of local talent.

South African President Jacob Zuma and FIFA President Sepp Blatter also joined in on the party in Johannesburg's Soweto township, calling for unity for the duration of the World Cup.