Durban

Famed as the busiest port in Africa, Durban is the largest city in KwaZulu-Natal. With two well-supported rugby teams, the (association) footballing side of the city will be delighted to have the fillip of World Cup matches.

The new stadium has been built on the site of the old King's Park Soccer Stadium, adjacent to the rugby ground.

Stadium Details

Name	Moses Mabhida Stadium (name subject to change)
Capacity	70,000
Opened	29th November 2009
Club(s)	None

Matches in Durban

Group Stage

Match 7. Sunday 13th June 2010, Durban, 19:30 BST

Group D Match
Germany 4–0 Australia
Germany goals: Podolski (8′), Klose (27′), Müller (68′), Cacau (70′)

Coverage: ITV
Match 16. Wednesday 16th June 2010, Durban, 15:00 BST

Group H Match
Spain 0–1 Switzerland
Switzerland goal: Fernandes (52′)

Coverage: BBC1
Match 25. Saturday 19th June 2010, Durban, 12:30 BST

Group E Match
Netherlands 1–0 Japan
Netherlands goal: Sneijder (53′)

Coverage: ITV
Match 35. Tuesday 22nd June 2010, Durban, 19:30 BST

Group B Match
Nigeria 2–2 South Korea
Nigeria goals: Uche (12′), Yakubu (69′ penalty)

South Korea goals: Lee Jung-soo (38′), Park Chu-young (49′)

Coverage: BBC3
Match 45. Friday 25th June 2010, Durban, 15:00 BST

Group G Match
Portugal 0–0 Brazil

Coverage: BBC1

Round of 16

Match 53. Monday 28th June 2010, Durban, 15:00 BST

Round of 16
Netherlands 2–1 Slovakia
Netherlands goals: Robben (18′), Sneijder (84′)

Slovakia goal: Vittek (90′+4 penalty)

Coverage: BBC1

Semi Finals

Match 62. Wednesday 7th July 2010, Durban, 19:30 BST

Semi Final
Germany 0–1 Spain
Spain goal: Puyol (73′)

Coverage: BBC1