The draw for the World Cup has just finished in Cape Town and all the games, locations and dates are now set - the World Cup is just around the corner.
Hosts South Africa have a tough group and England will be more than happy. In all likelihood, Fabio Capello is possibly one of the happier managers after the draw. There is no real stand out group and overall, it is set up for a very exciting tournament but not many teams, even England, will fancy they are going to win their group. Maybe, just Brazil.
World Cup Groups
Group A
South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay, France
Group B
Argentina, Nigeria, South Korea, Greece
Group C
England, USA, Algeria, Slovenia
Group D
Germany, Australia, Ghana, Serbia
Group E
Netherlands, Japan, Cameroon, Denmark
Group F
Italy, New Zealand, Paraguay, Slovakia
Group G
Brazil, North Korea, Ivory Coast, Portugal
Group H
Spain, Honduras, Chile, Switzerland
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World CUp 2010 kicks off on June 11th 2010

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