FIFA World Cup News

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FIFA.com takes its regular look at the South Africa 2010 stats on a day that saw African teams reach a landmark and Australia continue an unwanted tradition.

Africa's century, Australia's red mist

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Enrique Vera and Cristian Riveros scored fine goals to earn Paraguay three points against Group F rivals Slovakia in Bloemfontein on Sunday.

Paraguay too strong for Slovakia

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The first team to book their place in the Round of 16, the Netherlands could not be in a better position going into their final group game, said Wesley Sneijder.

Sneijder: Dutch are sitting pretty

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United States coach Bob Bradley believes good discipline and clinical finishing will be key for his side when they face Algeria on Wednesday.

Bradley outlines key elements

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FIFA.com wants to hear what you thought of Brazil's performance against Côte d'Ivoire and which Seleção players most impressed you.

What did you make of Brazil's display?

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As Brazil and Côte d'Ivoire took to the pitch in one of the most anticipated clashes of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ to date, the Miss World contestants were there to cheer the teams on.

World's most beautiful enjoy Africa's World Cup

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Netherlands coach Bert van Marwijk will let Arjen Robben make his own judgment over his fitness this week.

Van Marwijk to let Robben decide

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"The law of the Mexican side is to win," said coach Javier Aguirre ahead of Mexico's final group match with Uruguay.

Aguirre not settling for draw

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Spain striker David Villa said pressure had nothing to do with his missed penalty kick against Honduras on Monday.

Villa: Penalty miss not due to pressure

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Having grown up in Germany and spent years in the Bundesliga, Hans Sarpei is uniquely qualified to analyse Ghana's decisive meeting with the three-time world champions.

Ghana's Hans on the inside