May
13
Mexico vs Uruguay
| Jun ’10 |
| 22 |
| 9:00 am |
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Mexico
World Cup Mexico Squad
Goalkeepers: Guillermo Ochoa (America), Jose
de Jesus Corona (Cruz Azul), Oswaldo Sanchez (Santos)
Defenders: Efrain Juarez (Pumas), Jose
Antonio Castro (Tigres), Ricardo Osorio (Stuttgart), Carlos
Salcido (PSV Eindhoven), Oscar Rojas (America), Rafael Marquez
(Barcelona), Jonny Magallon (Chivas), Francisco Javier Rodríguez
(PSV Eindhoven)
Midfielders: Israel Castro (Pumas), Gerardo
Torrado (Cruz Azul), Cuautemoc Blanco (Chicago Fire), Andres
Guardado (Deportivo La Coruna), Alberto Medina (Chivas), Pablo
Barrera (UNAM)
Forwards: Miguel Sabah (Morelia), Giovani
Dos Santos (Tottenham), Carlos Vela (Arsenal), Guillermo Franco
(West Ham), Nery Castillo (Shakhtar Donetsk), Francisco Palencia
(UNAM)
Uruguay
Uruguay in World Cups: 1930 Winners, 1950
Winners, 1954 SF, 1962 1st rd, 1966 QF, 1970 4th, 1974 1st rd,
1986 2nd rd, 1990 2nd, 2002 1st rd.
Uruguay Coach: Oscar Tabárez (Uruguayan,
62). Appointed: 2006. WC experience: Player: None. Coach: 1990.
Uruguay Squad
Goalkeepers: Juan Castillo (Botafogo),
Nestor Muslera (Lazio), Fabian Carini (Atletico Mineiro)
Defenders: Martin Caceres (Juventus), Carlos
Valdez (Reggina), Jorge Fucile (Porto), Diego Lugano (Fenerbahce),
Diego Godin (Villarreal), Andres Scotti (Argentinos Juniors),
Bruno Silva (Ajax Amsterdam), Carlos Valdez (Reggina)
Midfielders: Alvaro Pereira (Porto),
Maximiliano Pereira (Benfica), Cristian Rodríguez (Porto),
Sebastian Eguren (Villarreal), Walter Gargano (Napoli), Diego
Perez (Monaco), Jorge Martinez (Catania)
Forwards: Diego Forlan (Atletico Madrid),
Sebastian Fernandez (Banfield), Luis Suarez (Ajax Amsterdam),
Sebastian Abreu (Aris Salonika), Edinson Cavani (Palermo)
Rustemburg Stadium
The Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace is one of the stadiums for
the 2010 FIFA World Cup™. The stadium is named after the
Bafokeng people who live in the area.
In 1999, the Bafokeng won a legal battle, which entitled them
to 20% on the platinum which is mined on their historical land.
Hence, they have shares in platinum mining in the area. Upon
completion, the stadium will seat 44,530.
