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2010 World Cup schedule

2010 World Cup schedule
Day Venue & Time Stage Team 1 Result Team 2
Friday, 11 June Johannesburg, 16:00 Group A South Africa  – A2
Cape Town, 20:30 A3 – A4
Saturday, 12 June Johannesburg, 13:30 Group B B1 – B2
Port Elizabeth, 16:00 B3 – B4
Rustenburg, 20:30 Group C C1 – C2
Sunday, 13 June Polokwane, 13:30 C3 – C4
Durban, 16:00 Group D D1 – D2
Pretoria, 20:30 D3 – D4
Monday, 14 June Johannesburg, 13:30 Group E E1 – E2
Bloemfontein, 16:00 E3 – E4
Cape Town, 20:30 Group F F1 – F2
Tuesday, 15 June Rustenburg, 13:30 F3 – F4
Port Elizabeth, 16:00 Group G G3 – G4
Johannesburg, 20:30 G1 – G2
Wednesday, 16 June Nelspruit, 13:30 Group H H3 – H4
Durban, 16:00 H1 – H2
Pretoria, 20:30 Group A South Africa  – A3
Thursday, 17 June Polokwane, 13:30 A4 – A2
Bloemfontein, 16:00 Group B B4 – B2
Johannesburg, 20:30 B1 – B3
Friday, 18 June Port Elizabeth, 13:30 Group D D1 – D3
Johannesburg, 16:00 Group C C4 – C2
Cape Town, 20:30 C1 – C3
Saturday, 19 June Rustenburg, 13:30 Group D D4 – D2
Durban, 16:00 Group E E1 – E3
Pretoria, 20:30 E4 – E2
Sunday, 20 June Bloemfontein, 13:30 Group F F4 – F2
Nelspruit, 16:00 F1 – F3
Johannesburg, 20:30 Group G G1 – G3
Monday, 21 June Cape Town, 13:30 G4 – G2
Bloemfontein, 16:00 Group H H4 – H2
Johannesburg, 20:30 H1 – H3
Tuesday, 22 June Bloemfontein, 16:00 Group A A4 –  South Africa
Rustenburg, 16:00 A2 – A3
Polokwane, 20:30 Group B B2 – B3
Durban, 20:30 B4 – B1
Wednesday, 23 June Pretoria, 16:00 Group C C2 – C3
Port Elizabeth, 16:00 C4 – C1
Johannesburg, 20:30 Group D D4 – D1
Nelspruit, 20:30 D2 – D3
Thursday, 24 June Johannesburg, 16:00 Group F F4 – F1
Polokwane, 16:00 F2 – F3
Rustenburg, 20:30 Group E E2 – E3
Cape Town, 20:30 E4 – E1
Friday, 25 June Durban, 16:00 Group G G4 – G1
Nelspruit, 16:00 G2 – G3
Pretoria, 20:30 Group H H4 – H1
Bloemfontein, 20:30 H2 – H3
Saturday, 26 June Port Elizabeth, 16:00 Round Of 16 - Match 1 1A – 2B
Rustenburg, 20:30 Round Of 16 - Match 3 1C – 2D
Sunday, 27 June Bloemfontein, 16:00 Round Of 16 - Match 4 1D – 2C
Johannesburg, 20:30 Round Of 16 - Match 2 1B – 2A
Monday, 28 June Durban, 16:00 Round Of 16 - Match 5 1E – 2F
Johannesburg, 20:30 Round Of 16 - Match 7 1G – 2H
Tuesday, 29 June Pretoria, 16:00 Round Of 16 - Match 6 1F – 2E
Cape Town, 20:30 Round Of 16 - Match 8 1H – 2G
Wednesday, 30 June Rest days
Thursday, 1 July
Friday, 2 July Port Elizabeth, 16:00 Quarterfinal C 5 – 7
Johannesburg, 20:30 Quarterfinal A 1 – 3
Saturday, 3 July Cape Town, 16:00 Quarterfinal B 2 – 4
Johannesburg, 20:30 Quarterfinal D 6 – 8
Sunday, 4 July Rest days
Monday, 5 July
Tuesday, 6 July Cape Town, 20:30 Semifinal I A – C
Wednesday, 7 July Durban, 20:30 Semifinal II B – D
Thursday, 8 July Rest days
Friday, 9 July
Saturday, 10 July Port Elizabeth, 20:30 Third Place play-off Loser I – Loser II
Sunday, 11 July Johannesburg, 20:30 Final Winner I – Winner II

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