The third/fourth place match up between Uruguay vs Germany will take place on Saturday, July 10^th and Online Sportsbook Pro has the latest odds and information about where and how to make that World Cup wager on the match.

The Uruguay vs Germany match will be a good matchup as the German team was heavily favored going into the 2010 World Cup and just about made the finals. The German coach stated that he will have to encourage his players as this is the last game of the tournament for them. Continue Reading…

The frenzy of the current soccer world cup has already reached fever pitch. With the two finalists now decided, the world waits with baited breath to watch the outcome of the fight for gaining the coveted cup. No matter which country you belong to, no matter to which sport you had been professing your loyalty to, soccer fever would have you in its grips during the final stages if you are a sport lover.

The stage is set, the players are decided all that remains is to fight the duel. It’s not every day that a game is played where the world stops in its tracks to watch the outcome. Continue Reading…

The 2010 World Cup in South Africa is almost a month into its matches and now we are down to just two teams heading into a highly anticipated World Cup Final.

Coming into this World Cup, many people believed that there were just two teams that really stood a chance of competing for a World Cup trophy in an always competitive Brazilian squad and an extremely talented Spanish side.

Even though Brazil was playing some excellent football throughout this tournament, Kaka and company just couldn’t get passed a motivated Netherlands side that had no intentions of going home early. So despite being favored to go the distance, Brazil was knocked out in the quarterfinals by the Oranje.

Needless to say, the Dutch kept playing at top form as they faced off against Uruguay in the semifinal and came out victorious and will now head into an all-European World Cup Final. Continue Reading…

The 2010 World Cup final has now been set.  The two competing teams will be Netherlands and Spain.  They will go head-to-head this coming Sunday in the final soccer match of the 2010 World Cup.

Uruguay was initially the team expected to win the Netherlands vs. Uruguay semi-final yesterday, but the Netherlands was able to jump in, work well as a team, and take home the victory of the semi-final to advance to the final to play the winner of the Spain vs. Germany soccer semi-final match.  The Netherlands scored three goals on Uruguay given a final score of 3-2. Continue Reading…

The 2010 World Cup in South Africa has been entertaining to say the least as we have seen epic battles between some of the best international teams the world has to offer, but like every tournament, there has to be a winner and after today there are only three teams left in the running for the World Cup trophy.

Coming into today’s semifinal match, Uruguay were thought to be big underdogs as they were going up against a Netherlands team that just knocked off a very talented Brazilian squad. Continue Reading…

Germany (pictured in a huddle) are well on their way to winning a fourth championship title at the 2010 FIFA World Cup.  Their last title was 20 years ago and so far, they are right on track to make it to the finals and win the title again.

Germany defeated Argentina Saturday morning with a final score of 4-0.  Both teams played well with attacks coming from every which way, but Argentina was unable to even score on Germany.  While Argentina served a good match, although they definitely could have upped their skill and playing ability particularly in terms of defense, it just wasn’t good enough to sustain Germany’s strong defense and offense. Continue Reading…

It goes to show that the underdog can claim a victory.  That’s right – in the quarter finals soccer match between the Netherlands and Brazil Friday morning, Netherlands overtook Brazil to claim the victory and to advance to the semi finals where they will find themselves up against Uruguay who was able to beat out Ghana in their quarter final soccer match Friday afternoon.

Brazil, the five-time World Cup champions were defeated by the Netherlands with a final score of 2-1.  This was the first time that the Netherlands, since being defeated by Brazil at the 1998 World Cup with penalty kicks, has made it to the semi-finals.  Winning this soccer match against Brazil, the Netherlands are 5-0 with winning all five matches and creates a team record of 24 games undefeated. Continue Reading…

After two days off the competitive field, the first game of the 2010 World Cup quarter finals gets underway today and will be a match between Brazil and the Netherlands, both of which have not had a loss in this year’s World Cup.

As of right now, the favorite to win the World Cup is Brazil, who are five-time World Cup champions, but the Netherlands are definitely give them a run for their money; they may have been considered the underdogs at one time but they are proving themselves viable this year. Continue Reading…

The quarter finals of the 2010 FIFA World Cup will kick off starting to tomorrow, July 2, 2010 and go into July 3.  There will be two matches each day with one team from each match advancing to the semi finals of the World Cup this year.

Argentina will find themselves up against Germany in Cape Town at the Cape Town Stadium on July 3.  Many believe that Argentina is out to get some type of revenge on Germany from the World Cup back in 2006.  If you don’t remember or you didn’t catch the buzz back then, Germany and Argentina both advanced to the quarter finals and went head-to-head with each other in the quarter final soccer match.  Needless to say, Germany overtook Argentina to advance to the semi finals. Continue Reading…

Uruguay advanced to the 2010 World Cup quarter finals this past Saturday when they won the match against South Korea with the final score being in their favor 2-1.  Uruguay will now face Ghana in the quarter finals this Friday in Johannesburg.

However, someone won’t be able to make the lineup and make an appearance on the field for this match on Friday.  One of the central defenders for Uruguay will not find his name on the roster – Diego Godin. It was actually the game against South Korea, the second round of the match, which sparked the thigh injury for Godin. Continue Reading…