Cape Town Mayor Dan Plato said the 2010 Fifa World Cup, which kicked off a decade ago today, was a shining moment in the history of our city and country. | TheCapeArgus
Cape Town - 17/06/2010 - Steven Gerrard during the English training session at Cape Town stadium ahead of their World Cup match against Algeria. Picture: Matthew Jordaan/African News Agency Archives.
Cape Town - 07/07/2010 - Jacob Zuma shows off his skills as a Defending Midfielder during the Unity Cup exhibition Match at Cape Town stadium before the FIFA World Cup 2010 Quarter-Final match between Argentina and Germany at Cape Town Stadium on the 3rd of July 2010. Photo: Matthew Jordaan/African News Agency Archives.
Cape Town - 21/06/2010 - Cristiano Ronaldo beats Ri Myong Guk to score his goal during the FIFA World Cup 2010 match between Portugal and Korea DPR at Cape town Stadium. Photo: Matthew Jordaan/African News Agency Archives.
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