Cape Town

A brand new stadium has been built in Green Point at a cost of almost three billion rand to be the centrepiece of the world cup. The old Green Point stadium was demolished to make way for the new arena.

Stadium Details

Name	Cape Town Stadium (formerly Green Point Stadium)
Capacity	68,000
Opened	23rd January 2010
Club(s)	None

Matches in Cape Town

Group Stage

Match 2. Friday 11th June 2010, Cape Town, 19:30 BST

Group A Match
Uruguay 0–0 France

Coverage: BBC1
Match 11. Monday 14th June 2010, Cape Town, 19:30 BST

Group F Match
Italy 1–1 Paraguay
Italy goal: De Rossi (63′)

Paraguay goal: Alcaraz (39′)

Coverage: BBC1
Match 23. Friday 18th June 2010, Cape Town, 19:30 BST

Group C Match
England 0–0 Algeria

Coverage: ITV1
Match 30. Monday 21st June 2010, Cape Town, 12:30 BST

Group G Match
Portugal 7–0 North Korea
Portugal goals: Meireles (29′), Simão (53′), Almeida (56′), Tiago (60′, 89′), Liédson (81′), Ronaldo (87′)

Coverage: BBC1
Match 44. Thursday 24th June 2010, Cape Town, 19:30 BST

Group E Match
Cameroon 1–2 Netherlands
Cameroon goal: Eto'o (65′ penalty)

Netherlands goals: van Persie (36′), Huntelaar (83′)

Coverage: BBC1

Round of 16

Match 56. Tuesday 29th June 2010, Cape Town, 19:30 BST

Round of 16
Spain 1–0 Portugal
Spain goal: Villa (63′)

Coverage: ITV1

Quarter Finals

Match 59. Saturday 3rd July 2010, Cape Town, 15:00 BST

Quarter Final
Argentina 0–4 Germany
Germany goals: Müller (3′), Klose (67′, 89′), Friedrich (74′)

Coverage: BBC1

Semi Finals

Match 61. Tuesday 6th July 2010, Cape Town, 19:30 BST

Semi Final
Uruguay 2–3 Netherlands
Uruguay goals: Forlán (41′), M. Pereira (90′+2)

Netherlands goals: van Bronckhorst (18′), Sneijder (70′), Robben (73′)

Coverage: ITV1