The Stadiums of the World Cup in South Africa

The Stadiums of the World Cup 2010 in South Africa Johannesburg: Soccer City Stadium • Capacity: 94.000 • Built in 1987 • Location of the opening & final game of the World Cup 2010 Johannesburg: Ellis Park Stadium • Capacity: 60.000 • Location of one semi-final game Cape Town: Green Point Stadium • Capacity: 70.000 • In the process of being built Durban: King Senzangakhona Stadium • Capacity: 80.000 • Newly built multi functional stadium Pretoria: Loftus Versfeld Stadium • Capacity: 45.000 • Home stadium of the Sundown Football Club Port Elisabeth: Nelson Mandela Stadium • Capacity: 50.000 • In the process of being built Rustenburg: Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace • Capacity: 45.000 Polokwane: Peter Mokaba Stadium • Capacity: 40.000 • In the process of being enlarged Nelspruit: Mbombela Stadium • Capacity: 45.000 • Designed as multi funcional stadium Bloemfontain: Free State Stadium • Capacity: 45.000 • In the process of being enlarged