Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth

On the south coast of the Eastern Cape province, Port Elizabeth is aptly named "The Windy City". Although best known for its watersports, there will be plenty here to attract the football fan with 10 miles of coast along Algoa Bay to explore.

Stadium Details

Name	Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
Capacity	48,459
Opened	2009
Club(s)	Bay United

Matches in Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth

Group Stage

Match 4. Saturday 12th June 2010, Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth, 12:30 BST

Group B Match
South Korea 2–0 Greece
South Korea goals: Lee Jung-soo (7′), Park Ji-sung (52′)

Coverage: ITV1
Match 13. Tuesday 15th June 2010, Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth, 15:00 BST

Group G Match
Côte d'Ivoire 0–0 Portugal

Coverage: ITV
Match 21. Friday 18th June 2010, Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth, 12:30 BST

Group D Match
Germany 0–1 Serbia
Serbia goal: Jovanović (38′)

Coverage: BBC1
Match 31. Monday 21st June 2010, Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth, 15:00 BST

Group H Match
Chile 1–0 Switzerland
Chile goal: González (75′)

Coverage: BBC1
Match 37. Wednesday 23rd June 2010, Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth, 15:00 BST

Group C Match
Slovenia 0–1 England
England goal: Defoe (22′)

Coverage: BBC1

Round of 16

Match 49. Saturday 26th June 2010, Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth, 15:00 BST

Round of 16
Uruguay 2–1 South Korea
Uruguay goals: Suárez (8′, 80′)

South Korea goal: Lee Chung-yong (68′)

Coverage: BBC1

Quarter Finals

Match 57. Friday 2nd July 2010, Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth, 15:00 BST

Quarter Final
Netherlands 2–1 Brazil
Netherlands goals: Felipe Melo (53′ own goal), Sneijder (68′)

Brazil goal: Robinho (10′)

Coverage: ITV1

Third/Fourth Place Match

Match 63. Saturday 10th July 2010, Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth, 19:30 BST

Third/Fourth Place Match
Uruguay 2–3 Germany
Uruguay goals: Cavani (28′), Forlán (51′)

Germany goals: Müller (18′), Jansen (56′), Khedira (82′)

Coverage: ITV1