Germany

Germany Team

Goalkeepers: Manuel Neuer (Schalke),
Tim Wiese (Werder Bremen), Hans-Joerg Butt (Bayern
Munich)

Defenders: Andreas Beck (Hoffenheim),
Jerome Boateng (Hamburg), Arne Friedrich (Hertha
Berlin), Philipp Lahm (Bayern Munich), Per
Mertesacker (Werder Bremen), Marcel Schaefer
(Wolfsburg), Serdar Tasci (Stuttgart), Heiko
Westermann (Schalke)

Midfielders: Michael Ballack
(Chelsea), Christian Gentner (Wolfsburg), Thomas
Hitzlsperger (Lazio), Toni Kroos (Bayern
Munich), Mesut Ozil (Werder Bremen), Thomas
Muller (Bayern Munich), Bastian Schweinsteiger (Bayern
Munich), Piotr Trochowski (Hamburg)

Forwards: Stefan Kiessling
(Bayer Leverkusen), Mario Gomez (Bayern Munich),
Miroslav Klose (Bayern Munich), Lukas Podolski
(Cologne)

Serbia

Goalkeepers: Vladimir
Stojkovic (Wigan Athletic), Vladimir
Disljenkovic (Metalurg Donetsk), Zeljko Brkic (Zagłębie
Lubin)

Defenders: Branislav
Ivanovic (Chelsea), Nemanja Vidic (Manchester
United), Ivica Dragutinovic (Sevilla), Neven
Subotic (Borussia Dortmund), Aleksandar Lukovic
(Udinese), Antonio Rukavina (1860 Munich), Ivan
Obradovic (Real Zaragoza), Aleksandar Kolarov
(Lazio)

Midfielders: Dejan Stankovic
(Inter Milan), Zdravko Kuzmanovic (Stuttgart),
Nenad Milijas (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Milos
Krasic (CSKA Moscow), Milan Jovanovic (Standard
Liege), Gojko Kacar (Hertha Berlin), Radosav
Petrovic (Partizan Belgrade), Zoran Tosic
(Manchester United), Milos Ninkovic (Dynamo
Kiev)

Forwards: Nikola Zigic
(Valencia), Danko Lazovic (Zenit Saint
Petersburg), Marko Pantalic (Ajax)

Port Elizabeth Stadium

The Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, set on the
shores of the North End Lake is the first
football dedicated stadium in the city or
surrounding areas. The stadium, one of the
newly-built stadiums for the 2010 FIFA World
Cup™, was completed a year prior to the
commencement  of the world’s greatest show on
earth – a major milestone for the city.  Nelson
Mandela Bay Stadium has a capacity of 46,000
spectators.