World Cup 2010

Australia coach Pim Verbeek says he has yet to make a decision on whether he will stay with the Socceroos beyond the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

Fabio Capello has insisted that he remains happy in his post as England manager and has described the job as the most important challenge of his life.

Brazil and Germany have both played 92 matches, the most by any nation, but have played each other only once in the FIFA World Cup: the 2002 Final.

Famous for producing footballers, the Cape Flats outside of Cape Town is ready to show the visiting world how the real Capetonians live.

Arsenal's veteran centre-half Sol Campbell, 35, has said that he refusing to give up hope on a England recall for the FIFA World Cup in South Africa.

As one of South Africa’s top tourist attractions, Cape Town’s Table Mountain, and the cable car which ferries visitors to the top, has been preparing for the influx of World Cup visitors this year.

Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez was in forthright mood as he outlined his side’s South Africa 2010 objectives in an exclusive interview with FIFA.com.

Korea DPR’s recent win in the AFC Challenge Cup is not only a timely boost ahead of South Africa 2010 but has seemingly unearthed raw new talent.

With the base camps now chosen, the small coastal community of Knysna is gearing up to host the French and Danish teams as they campaign for the FIFA Trophy in just a few months.

After a disappointing Cup of Nations, one of the rising stars for Côte d'Ivoire takes a hard look at the side with big expectations this summer.

Get your thinking caps on, create a slogan for one of the nations qualified for South Africa 2010 and you could win a fantastic prize: a Hyundai i10 car!

Many considered leaving Real Madrid a backwards step, but Inter Milan’s Wesley Sneijder and Arjen Robben of Bayern Munich are proving otherwise.

Still just 28 years old, goalkeeper Iker Casillas is a key figure for Spain as they attempt to win their first-ever FIFA World Cup in South Africa in June.

Shunsuke Nakamura, 31, spoke to FIFA.com about adapting to life in different countries and his aim to drive Japan into the South Africa 2010 semi-finals.

Sir Geoff Hurst has praised Fabio Capello, urged him to make Peter Crouch Wayne Rooney’s strike partner, and discussed England’s hopes of glory.

Centre-back John Terry has revealed he is happy with his recent displays for Chelsea and the way he performed in England's 3-1 victory over Egypt.

Côte d'Ivoire have spoken with former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson about leading the team at the 2010 FIFA World Cup this summer.

Jurgen Klinsmann has said that the insecurity over Joachim Low’s future will not hinder Germany, who have, in his view, the talent to conquer the world.

The two-day FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010 security workshop at FIFA HQ in Zurich was followed by a press conference on Friday afternoon.

South Africa's National Commissioner of Police, Bheki Cele, spoke to FIFA.com following the South Africa 2010 security workshop in Zurich.