South Africa

To host the 2010 World Cup is a great history in football South Africa (South Africa). Besides required to hold the event as perfect as possible terakbar, they must deliver strong resistance to his opponents and not be a team seksdar entertainer.

Bafana Bafana team achievement is actually not bad, very bad. At the level of Africa, South Africa was once held up trophies from the 1996 African Cup 7 times its participation. Not so with the World Cup. South African stranded just always in the first round in two-year participation in the 1998 and 2002. Thus South Africa is now acting as the host must have a high motivation to show their super greatness.

The results of several years ago did not necessarily fit a measure assessing the power of South Africa. If you view the results of the Confederation Cup 2009, South Africa who finished in fourth place sowing potential threats.

Steven Pienaar will be a midfield general that determines the rhythm of the game. With the absence of the top skorer, Benni McCarthy and saw a stunning performance at the last Confederations Cup, Pienaar has become a key player team Bafana Bafana. But do not forget Siboniso Gaxa and Tspeho Masilela. Both players contributed to a vital but often separated from other observations.

As a coach, Carlos Alberto Parriera will provide many benefits to the team. Parriera who had brought Brazil won the 1994 World Cup has a rich experience which will certainly contribute to the revitalization of South Africa who encountered many obstacles in the pre World Cup match.

Data Team
Nickname: Bafana Bafana
Confederation: CAF
Captain: Aaron Makoena
Most Kaps: Aaron Makoena (94)
Top Skorer: Benni McCarthy (32)
Stadium: First National Bank Stadium
Appearance in the World Cup (2): 1998 & 2008
Team Achievements
- World Cup Winners:: --
- Champion of Africa: 1996
- Confederations Cup Winners: --

LIST OF PLAYERS (not officially, as of December 31, 2009)
No	Pos	Nama Pemain	Umur	Caps	Gol	Asal Klub
1	GK	Rowen Fernandez	31	22	-	Arminia Bielfield
2	GK	Moeneeb Josephs	29	13	-	Orlando Pirates
3	GK	Emile Baron	30	4	-	Supersport United
4	DF	Matthew Booth	32	24	1	Mamelodi Sundowns
5	DF	Bevan Fransman	26	13	0	Maccabi Netanya
6	DF	Aaron Mokoena	29	94	1	Portsmouth
7	DF	Tsepo Masilela	24	28	0	Maccabi Haifa
8	DF	Siboniso Gaxa	25	30	0	Mamelodi Sundowns
9	DF	Lucas Thwala	28	13	0	Orlando Pirates
10	DF	Morgan Gould	27	5	0	Supersport United
11	MF	Steven Pienaar	27	46	2	Everton
12	MF	Benson Mhlongo	29	35	1	Orlando Pirates
13	MF	Kagiso Dikgacoi	25	30	2	Fulham
14	MF	Elrio van Heerden	27	33	3	Blackburn Rovers
15	MF	Macbeth Sibaya	32	55	0	Rubin Kazan
16	MF	Siphie Tshabalala	25	35	3	Kaizer Chief
17	MF	Teko Modise	27	40	9	Orlando Pirates
18	MF	Reneilwe Letshotolonyane	27	1	0	Kaizer Chief
19	FW	Benni McCarthy	32	77	32	Blackburn Rovers
20	FW	Bernard Parker	23	23	7	FC Twente
21	FW	Katlego Mphela	25	20	7	Mamelodi Sundowns
22	FW	Mabhuti Khenyeza	27	9	0	Mamelodi Sundowns
23	FW	Richard Henyekane	26	5	0	Golden Arrows
24	FW	Sthembiso Ngcobo	26	2	1	Free State Stars