When the USA hosted the World Cup in 1994, the cities that hosted the World Cup were Chicago, Boston, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles, NY/NJ, Orlando, San Francisco, and Washington, DC. \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1994_World_Cup#Venues\n\nIf the USA does host the World Cup again, the cities I would be interested is seeing the World Cup held included; Chicago, Philadelphia, Houston, San Francisco, Atlanta, Seattle, Cleveland, New York, and Washington, DC.
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Chicago, IL\nLos Angeles, CA\nNew York, NY\nWashington DC\nColumbus, OH\nHouston, TX\nBoston, MA\nSeattle, WA\nSan Francisco, CA\nAtlanta, GA\nPhiladelphia, PA
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the first soccer world cup was held in Uruguay in 1930.It was won by Uruguay too.\nThey beated Argentina at the final 4-2.\nThere were 13 teams particpating.\nThe link below have what U want to know about all the world cups history.\nGOOD LUCK,I hope that I supplied U with what U needed to know.
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32 teams participating in the World Cup, you could checkk www.fifa.com for more info on the World Cup\n\nQualified teams\n African Zone\n\n Angola (ANG) \n Ivory Coast (CIV) \n Ghana (GHA) \n Togo (TOG) \n Tunisia (TUN) \n\n Asian Zone\n\n Iran (IRN) \n Japan (JPN) \n Korea Republic (KOR) \n Saudi Arabia (KSA) \n\n European Zone\n\n Croatia (CRO) \n England (ENG) \n France (FRA) \n Germany (GER) \n Italy (ITA) \n Netherlands (NED) \n Poland (POL) \n Portugal (POR) \n Serbia and Montenegro (SCG) \n Sweden (SWE) \n Ukraine (UKR) \n Switzerland (SUI) \n Spain (ESP) \n Czech Republic (CZE) \n\n North, Central American and Caribbean Zone\n\n Costa Rica (CRC) \n Mexico (MEX) \n USA (USA) \n Trinidad and Tobago (TRI) \n\n Oceanian Zone\n\n Australia (AUS) \n\n South American Zone\n\n Argentina (ARG) \n Brazil (BRA) \n Ecuador (ECU) \n Paraguay (PAR)
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Total 64 matches. you can click this links where u find the schedule for the 2006 world cup.\nhttp://www.soccerphile.com/soccerphile/wc2006/schedule/schedule.html\nhttp://eur.i1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/i/eu/fifa/fwc061.pdf\n\nFri 9 June  18:00  Group A1 Germany v Group A2 Costa Rica  Buy Tickets  Munich\nFri 9 June 21:00 Group A3 Poland v Group A4 Ecuador Buy Tickets Gelsenkirchen\nSat 10 June 15:00 Group B1 England v Group B2 Paraguay Buy Tickets Frankfurt\nSat 10 June 18:00 Group B3 Trinidad & Tobago v Group B4 Sweden Buy Tickets Dortmund\nSat 10 June 21:00 Group C1 Argentina v Group C2 Cote de Ivore Buy Tickets Hamburg\nSun 11 June 15:00 Group C3 Serbia & Montenegro v Group C4 Netherlands Buy Tickets Leipzig\nSun 11 June 18:00 Group D1 Mexico v Group D2 Iran Buy Tickets Nuremberg\nSun 11 June 21:00 Group D3 Angola v Group D4 Portugal Buy Tickets Cologne\nMon 12 June 21:00 Group E1 Italy v Group E2 Ghana Buy Tickets Hanover\nMon 12 June 18:00 Group E3 USA v Group E4 Czech Rep. Buy Tickets Gelsenkirchen\nMon 12 June 15:00 Group F3 Australia v Group F4 Japan Buy Tickets Kaiserslautern\nTues 13 June 21:00 Group F1 Brazil v Group F2 Croatia Buy Tickets Berlin\nTue 13 June 18:00 Group G1 France v Group G2 Switzerland Buy Tickets Stuttgart\nTue 13 June 15:00 Group G3 Korea Rep. v Group G4 Togo Buy Tickets Frankfurt\nWed 14 June 15:00 Group H1 Spain v Group H2 Ukraine Buy Tickets Leipzig\nWed 14 June 18:00 Group H3 Tunisia v Group H4 Saudi Arabia Buy Tickets Munich\nWed 14 June 21:00 Group A1 Germany v Group A3 Poland Buy Tickets Dortmund\nThu 15 June 15:00 Group A4 Ecuador v Group A2 Costa Rica Buy Tickets Hamburg\nThu 15 June 18:00 Group B1 England v Group B3 Trinidad & Tobago Buy Tickets Nuremberg\nThu 15 June 21:00 Group B4 Sweden v Group B2 Paraguay Buy Tickets Berlin\nFri 16 June 15:00 Group C1 Argentina v Group C3 Serbia & Montenegro Buy Tickets Gelsenkirchen\nFri 16 June 18:00 Group C4 Netherlands v Group C2 Cote de Ivore Buy Tickets Stuttgart\nFri 16 June 21:00 Group D1 Mexico v Group D3 Angola Buy Tickets Hanover\nSat 17 June 15:00 Group D4 Portugal v Group D2 Iran Buy Tickets Frankfurt\nSat 17 June 21:00 Group E1 Italy v Group E3 USA Buy Tickets Kaiserslautern\nSat 17 June 18:00 Group E4 Czech Rep. v Group E2 Ghana Buy Tickets Cologne\nSun 18 June 18:00 Group F1 Brazil v Group F3 Australia Buy Tickets Munich\nSun 18 June 15:00 Group F4 Japan v Group F2 Croatia Buy Tickets Nuremberg\nSun 18 June 21:00 Group G1 France v Group G3 Korea Rep. Buy Tickets Leipzig\nMon 19 June 15:00 Group G4 Togo v Group G2 Switzerland Buy Tickets Dortmund\nMon 19 June 21:00 Group H1 Spain v Group H3 Tunisia Buy Tickets Stuttgart\nMon 19 June 18:00 Group H4 Saudi Arabia v Group H2 Ukraine Buy Tickets Hamburg\nTue 20 June 16:00 Group A4 Ecuador v Group A1 Germany Buy Tickets Berlin\nTue 20 June 16:00 Group A2 Costa Rica v Group A3 Poland Buy Tickets Hanover\nTue 20 June 21:00 Group B2 Paraguay v Group B3 Trinidad & Tobago Buy Tickets Kaiserslautern\nTue 20 June 21:00 Group B4 Sweden v Group B1 England Buy Tickets Cologne\nWed 21 June 21:00 Group C4 Netherlands v Group C1 Argentina Buy Tickets Frankfurt\nWed 21 June 21:00 Group C2 Cote de Ivore v Group C3 Serbia & Montenegro Buy Tickets Munich\nWed 21 June 16:00 Group D4 Portugal v Group D1 Mexico Buy Tickets Gelsenkirchen\nWed 21 June 16:00 Group D2 Iran v Group D3 Angola Buy Tickets Leipzig\nThu 22 June 16:00 Group E4 Czech Rep. v Group E1 Italy Buy Tickets Hamburg\nThu 22 June 16:00 Group E2 Ghana v Group E3 USA Buy Tickets Nuremberg\nThu 22 June 21:00 Group F4 Japan v Group F1 Brazil Buy Tickets Dortmund\nThu 22 June 21:00 Group F2 Croatia v Group F3 Australia Buy Tickets Stuttgart\nFri 23 June 21:00 Group G2 Switzerland v Group G3 Korea Rep. Buy Tickets Hanover\nFri 23 June 21:00 Group G4 Togo v Group G1 France Buy Tickets Cologne\nFri 23 June 16:00 Group H2 Ukraine v Group H3 Tunisia Buy Tickets Berlin\nFri 23 June 16:00 Group H4 Saudi Arabia v Group H1 Spain Buy Tickets Kaiserslautern\n
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There are 243 intities considered to be "countries".  Out of that 32 made it to World Cup - one of which was the US and undoubtedly you can bet that out of the other 211 there are a considerable number where soccer is more popular and supported than in the US.  Having said that I just feel honored that our team made it and was a part of it at all and not the least bit shocked that we didn't fair better.  But it doesn't mean that I won't be hoping for a better showing next time.
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Alot of them are new stadiums, but here is the best I can show.\n\n1. FIFA World Cup Stadium Hamburg (Hamburg)\n2. Niedersachsenstadion (Hanover)\n3. Olympiastadion (Berlin)\n4. FIFA World Cup Stadium Gelsenkirchen (Gelsenkirchen)\n5. Westfalenstadion (Dortmund)\n6. Zentralstadion (Leipzig)\n7. FIFA World Cup Stadium Cologne (Cologne)\n8. FIFA World Cup Stadium, Frankfurt (Frankfurt)\n9. Fritz-Walter-Stadion (Kaiserslautern)\n10. Frankenstadion (Nuremberg)\n11. Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion (Stuttgart)\n12. FIFA World Cup Stadium Munich (Munich)
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yep stu22 is right and not to forget Comm Games in Brisbane in 1982. Our stadiums seating/capacity wise are enviable. Previous venues from Olympic and Commonwealth Games can be easily renovated and upgraded. Existing Stadiums are suitable. The people will be welcoming and we have already shown with these previous events that our security is on par with the best as is our ability to host world wide international events. It would be fantastic. 12 yrs may seem a long time away but the interest from kids with the performance of the Socceroo's has exploded and some of them, well who knows, may even be part of the squad. Lets keep our fingers crossed.\n\nAddition\nHello Bubu...I'm pretty sure the cup is heading your way for hosting in 2014...you may get to see it sooner than you thought..lucky girl. I'd love to be there.
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There will be 12 stadia used in the World Cup.  Here are the capacities of each.  The World Cup Final will be held in Berlin:\n\nBerlin\n Olympic Stadium\n 76,000 seats\n\nCologne \n Muengersdorfer Stadium\n 45,000 seats\n\nDortmund\n Westfalen Stadion \n 60,000 seats\n\nFrankfurt\n Wald Stadium\n 48,000 seats\n\nGelsenkirchen\n Arena AufSchalke\n 52,000 seats\n\nHamburg\n AOL Arena\n 50,000 seats \n\nHannover\n Niedersachsen Stadium\n 45,000 seats  \n\nKaiserslautern\n Fritz-Walter Stadium\n 48,500 seats \n\nLeipzig\n Zentral Stadium\n 44,000 seats \n\nMunich\n Allianz Arena\n 66,000 seats\n\nNuremberg\n Franken Stadium\n 45,500 seats  \n\nStuttgart\n Gottlieb-Daimler Stadium\n 54,500 seats
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Good idea, thanks!\n\nhttp://www.worldcupkickoff.com/
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ya the rules of fifa have changed now\nas the hosting nation opens the world cup \nand first the rule was that the previous cup winner also gets a place in the world cup without playing qualifiers , now only the hosting nation gets the place without playing the qualifiers.
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Read all about it right here: http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/fifaworldcup_us/
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9th June 1993, US Cup, Detroit, Ford Field, USA\n\nGermany won 2-1
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The 2014 World Cup will be in South America, so it's unlikely that Colombia will host 2010 if South Africa cannot make it. Most likely it will go to a North American country, but I'm sure South Africa will make it.\n\nThe only way they can host is if they bid with or against Brazil for the 2014 one.
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There are also central american countries El Salvador,there is Honduras also another country that had clasified for fifaworldcup\nContries of the same soccer area that the ones you mentioned  lika Costa Rica, USA, also Canada and Mexico
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This question is tricky as most of those teams have not participated neither had a good position on the FIFA ranking so it Will make you answer the US. But I consider it will be equal comparison if you make the same question comparing top 20 teams in the FIFA ranking.
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It would be great! \nRugby WC 1999 was well organized there. I think you deserve it as Germany 2006 was almost South Africa 2006.\n\nPablo, from Argentina.\n\nPS: Westwood, the subject says clearly "Football (Soccer)", surely you are from US as for the "rest of the world" there is only 1 World Cup.
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With five victories out of its seven appearances in the final match, Brazil is the most successful World Cup team. It is also the only nation to have participated in every World Cup Finals tournament so far.\n\n They won the WorldCup on1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002