Group F (Group Stage) :: Fifa World Cup South Africa 2010 :: Cape Town, South Africa
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ItalyThe Italy national football team is recognized as the Azzurri, and it is regarded among the world’s best sides, being the current World Cup champions. The Italians won the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany after beating 1998 champions France in the finals on penalties, and the 4-time World Cup winners now occupy the second place in the tournament’s total rankings, with only one trophy fewer than Brazil who have five in their name.
Italy obviously qualified for the 2010 FIFA World Cup by topping their table in the qualifiers (UEFA zone), and with precious tickets for South Africa in June 2010, the Azzurri have good reasons to set their eyes on another consecutive trophy, which could indeed be theirs next summer.
Subsequently, Italy progressed into the 2010 World Cup’s finals in South Africa, and prematurely, they had nothing to expect but another place in Pot 1, this time, ahead of the final draw for the tournament’s group stage.
In fact, this was their reward, and South Africa, Brazil, Spain, Netherlands, Germany, Argentina, and England were all countries the Azzurri could not look out for, in their table – taking into consideration the fact that they were all their neighbors in Pot 1 as top seeds.
MATCH DETAILS
Date :14-06-2010
Play Time:
18:30 until 20:30 GMT
Italy vs Paraguay
Fifa World Cup South Africa 2010
Vanu: Cape Town, South Africa
Paraguay
Paraguay’s World Cup 2010 will be the story of three strikers: the perpetually injured golden boy Roque Santa Cruz, the tragically absent Salvador Cabanas and his surprise replacement, Lucas Barrios.
Cabanas was one of Paraguay’s key players throughout qualifying, leading the team in scoring and providing a fighting mentality atop the line. Unfortunately, not long after qualifying ended he was shot in the head in a Mexico City bar and though his life was saved, his World Cup, and perhaps playing career, wasn’t. This means Santa Cruz, Paraguay’s golden boy and a phenomenally gifted striker who’s been healthy enough to score more than 5 goals only once in his career (at 19), will need to avoid the inevitable injuries until mid-July. Or maybe it’ll be Barrios, the man who some were calling for Diego Maradona to bring to South Africa, but instead will be going with his mother’s Paraguay.
They want not for attacking talent, even if it’s not entirely productive:
Roque Santa Cruz has scored 7 goals since his total of 19 three years and is the footballing lemon – always liable to break down – while Oscar Cardozo can’t buy goals for Paraguay even though he can’t stop scoring for Benfica. Luckily there is the Borussia Dortmund duo of Lucas Barrios, who scored 19 himself this year, and
Nelson Valdez, and even though the former has stolen headlines, the latter will likely see the significant minutes.
Even though he hails from the Marcelo Bielsa football school, Martino’s mainly preferred a 4-4-2 with a comparatively unheralded Jonathan Santana, Victor Caceres, Cristian Riveros and Edgar Barreto across the pitch. And in the back, experience is the name of the game, if they can remember it, since the four plus keeper who were run out in qualifying - Dario Veron, Paulo da Silva, Julio Cesar Caceres, Claudio Morel Rodriguez and Justo Villa – are all on the other side of 30.
