Archive for January 23rd, 2010

U.S. Men’s National Team set to take on Honduras tomorrow night at The – Potomac Soccer Wire (Soccer News)

THE COUNTDOWN STARTS: With less than five months to go until the 2010 FIFA World Cup commences in South Africa, the United States Men’s National Team kicks off the year against fellow World Cup qualifiers Honduras on Jan. 23 in Carson, Calif. Kickoff Read more about this World Cup article

OK. Sad news first — the historic 3D telecast of the 2010 FIFA World Cup opening match between South Africa and Mexico, scheduled to kick off on June 11, will only be available in the United States. But the good news is – we in Malaysia will be the Read more about this World Cup article

ESPN plans to kick-off the new channel between South Africa and Mexico. The World Cup match will be followed by 85 live 3-D sporting events during the first year on the air. Programming will also include the 2011 college football championship Read more about this World Cup article

USA blank Reggae Girls 6-0 – Go Jamaica (Football Mexico)

USA blank Reggae Girls 6-0 – Go Jamaica
Jamaica’s Under-20 Reggae Girls suffered a major setback to qualify for the FIFA World Cup in Germany this July when they lost 6-0 to defending World Champion USA in Guatemala last night. The match was the first for both teams in Group ‘B’ of

ESPN and Discovery to debut 3-D channels – abc40
ESPN plans to kick-off the new channel between South Africa and Mexico. The World Cup match will be followed by 85 live 3-D sporting events during the first year on the air. Programming will also include the 2011 college football championship

Ki: The Korean Gerrard – FIFA
It is not just suspected but taken for granted that a youngster from Korea Republic will use the FIFA World Cup™ to catapult himself into the global spotlight. Kim Joo-Sung did so at Mexico 1986 and was succeeded at the ensuing five editions by

Marquez optimistic about Mexico – IndiaTimes
Diego hopes to break 24-year-old curse Argentina have both the hope and desire that they can break a 24-year-old curse by lifting the FIFA World Cup in South Africa, coach Diego Maradona said.