where is the venue of next world cup 2010 football?
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South Africa was chosen first but they are currently having money problems with modifying their soccer stadiums because they are going to be 32 teams in the world cup they need a minimum of 6 good stadiums to play in. FIFA is also concerned about the lack of security and safety. Unless South Africa gets more money for security and remodeling their stadiums, Brazil is currently being considered for the next World cup 2010. What FIFA looks for when considering a World Cup venue is the money to be made, stadiums and the safety of all teams.
1051419
Its held the year before the World Cup. So the next one will be in 2009
1014640
They'll play Angola (16 Jun 06) and Portugal (21 Jun 06) next.\n\nAll of the games will be played in Germany, the world cup is always held in one specific country each four years, last world cup was korea/japan, this year is Germany, and they're talking about having South Africa as the next World cup so no Los Angeles for you anytime soon.
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This year World Cup starts in Munich Alliance Arena on june 9th at 18:00 (European time) hrs. with the game Germany vs Croacia and ends on july 9th at 20:00 hours in Berlin Olympiastadion.  The host cities and their stadiums are: Berlin, Olympiastadion (Reconstruction); Dortmund, FIFA World Cup Stadium Dortmund (Westfalenstadion Reconstruction); Frankfurt, FIFA World Cup Stadium Frankfurt (New Waldstadion); Gelsenkirchen, FIFA World Cup Stadium Gensenkirchen (New); Hamburg, FIFA World Cup Stadium Hamburg (New Volksparkstadion); Hanover, FIFA World Cup Stadium Hanover (Niedersachsenstadion Reconstruction); Kaiserslautern,  Fritz-Walter-Stadion (Extension); Cologne, FIFA World Cup Stadium Cologne (Müngersdorfer stadium Reconstruction); Leipzig, Zentralstadion (New); Munich, Alliance Arena (New); Nuermberg, Frankenstadion (Reconstruction); Suttgart, Gottlieb-Daimler Stadion (Modernisation).  Just as extra information more than 1400 Million Euros were invested just in the constuction, reconstruction and modernisation of the stadiums.  I hope this answer your question. You can always visit the official home page.
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Next one will be in South Africa.\n\nThe one afterwards will definetly be in South America. It has already been announced by FIFA. The two major bids are Brazil and Chile-Argentina. All the South American teams are supporting Brazil's bid (including Chile). \n\nHowever Blatter is not happy with the idea of Brazil hosting it due to bad infrastructure. He threatened to move it to North America if need be. (Mexico or Canada were both mentioned.)
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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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Olympiastadion - Berlin\nZentralstadion - Leipzig\nFrankenstadion - Nuremberg\nFIFA WC Stadium - Munich\nFIFA WC Stadium - Frankfurt\nGottleib-Daimler Stadion - Stuttgart\nFritz-Walter-Stadion - Kaiserslautern\nFIFA WC Stadium - Dortmund\nFIFA WC Stadium - Hanover\nFIFA WC Stadium - Cologne\nFIFA WC Stadium - Gelsenkirchen\nFIFA WC Stadium - Hamburg\n\nAll the FIFA Stadiums are newly built for the WC.
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The Fifa World Cup 2006 starts June 9 in Germany and ends on July 9 in Berlin's Olympic Stadium.
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The next one is already in South Africa.  \n\nAustralia moves to Asia for qualifiying for the next round so they will be considered and Asian country from that point forward and Japan&#92;Korea had the last one.\n\nSo my guess is 2014 goes to South America if there is a reasonable bid.  After that it will either go to North&#92;Central America or possibly back to Europe.\n\nMy guess is the earliest it would go back to asia would be 2022 and the winter/summer issues mentioned in someone elses post may be an issue for Australia thogh given the mean average high in Sydney in June is 16.9 C(62 F) it could work out as playable.\n\n\nThe other issue with Australia is a you can't get there from anywhere issue.  There are not many close neighbors and none that are football crazy so besides the few willing to make the journey from other continets most of the fans would have to be from Australia itself.  The European cups are always the easiest to fill the stands of because everyone in Europe can get there by either car or train.  Thus much easier to fill up the stadiums.  Other Asian countries that are closer to europe have this same advantage.\n\nIn any case I would think it would be some time out before it was played there if ever.
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Australia would be a great venue.  lets go away from europe for the next 12 yrs pls. yes they do have a great coach.
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South Africa...At FIFA's Executive Committee meeting on Friday 17 March 2006, the host cities and stadiums proposed by the South African Local Organising Committee were formally approved.In total there will be 10 stadiums used in the nine host cities. Four new stadiums will be built -Cape Town (Greenpoint Stadium), Port Elizabeth (Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium), Durban (King's Park Stadium) and Nelspruit (Mbombela Stadium)-, with the remaining six being upgraded -Rustenburg (Royal Bafokeng Stadium), Bloemfontein (Free State Stadium), Pretoria (Loftus Versfeld Stadium) Polokwane (Peter Mokaba Stadium) and Johannesburg (Soccer City and Ellis Park Stadiums). Check the link below...
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There are twelve stadiums for the 2006 World Cup in these German cities:\n\nBerlin\nCologne\nDortmund\nFrankfurt\nMunich\nGelsenkirchen\nHamburg\nHannover\nKaiserslautern\nLeipzig\nNuremburg\nStuttgart
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try visiting the world cup website.\n\n\nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/
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2011 world cup will be in India, Pak, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh where 8 venues will host matches in india, 4 in pak, Colombo and Kandy in SL and dhaka in bangladesh...\n2015 world cup will be held in Australia, New zealand\n2019 world cup will be held in England
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Here are the 12 stadiums for the WC 2006\n-Berlin                      -Hanovre\n-Cologne                     -Kaiserslautern\n-Dortmund                    -Leipzig\n-Francfort                   -Munich\n-Gelsenkirchen               -Nuremberg\n-Hambourg                    -Stuttgart
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http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/schedule.html\n\nYou can click on the different stages to see the next games too.
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yes. this is true.\nthere is a stadium in germany that does the exact same thing and is  going to be used for the World Cup games.\nrena AufSchalke is the name, and is the new home of the bundesliga team Fc Schalke.\n\nThis is one of the most innovative stadiums built in recent years. It has a retractable roof, and features a grass pitch that slides in and out of the stadium as needed. The sliding pitch keeps grass alive within a domed stadium, and also allows the stadium to be used for non-sporting events such as concerts without damaging the pitch. It also well known for its 5 km long beer pipeline!