10 South African Stadiums for 2010 Soccer World Cup

The final 10 stadiums to be utilized for the 2010 Soccer World Cup in South Africa are:

Five of South Africa's football stadiums have undergone major renovations for 2010:

[1] Soccer City Stadium (足球城球場) in Johannesburg
Capacity: 95 000
[2] Ellis Park Stadium(埃利斯公園球場) in Johannesburg
Capacity: 60 000
[3] Loftus Versfeld Stadium (洛夫托斯球場) in Pretoria
Capacity: 45 000
[4] Royal Bafokeng Stadium (皇家巴佛肯球場) in Rustenburg
Capacity: 40 000
[5] Free State Stadium (自由邦球場) in Bloemfontein
Capacity: 40 000

Two new stadiums have been built or another three rebuilt:

[6] Mbombela Stadium in Mpumalanga (newly built)
Capacity: 40 000
[7] Nelson Mandela Stadium (曼德拉灣球場) (newly built) at Port Elizabeth
Capacity: 50 000
[8] Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane (rebuilt)
Capacity: 40 000
[9] Moses Mabhida Stadium (德班市球場) in Durban (rebuilt)
Capacity: 70 000
[10] Green Point Stadium (綠點球場) in Cape Town (rebuilt with a retractable dome)
Capacity: 68 000

These ten stadiums were introduced on a very large screen in the Opening Ceremony (June 11) in Soccer City Stadium and the directions of these stadiums were indicated by ten lines of colourfully-dressed performers in the centre of the field.