With a month to go before the 2010 World Cup kicks off in South Africa, it's time to start getting in the mood with a look at the stadiums and who'll be playing where.


Bloemfontein - Free State Stadium

Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein is host to six World Cup matches; five in the group stage and one in the Second Round.



Group Stage:
Japan vs Cameroon, Greece vs Nigeria, Slovakia vs Paraguay, France vs South Africa, Switzerland vs Honduras.

Second Round: 1D vs 2C.


Cape Town - Green Point Stadium

Green Point Stadium in Cape Town is host to eight World Cup matches; including five in the group stage and a semi-final.



Group Stage:
Uruguay vs France, Italy vs Paraguay, England vs Algeria, Portugal vs North Korea, Cameroon vs Holland.

Second Round: 1H vs 2G.

Quarter-finals: Winner 2 vs Winner 4.

Semi-finals: Winner A vs Winner C.


Durban - Moses Mabhida Stadium

Moses Mabhida in Durban hosts seven World Cup matches; including five in the group stage and a semi-final.



Group Stage:
Germany vs Australia, Spain vs Switzerland, Holland vs Japan, Nigeria vs South Korea, Portugal vs Brazil.

Second Round: 1E vs 2F.

Semi-finals: Winner B vs Winner D.


Johannesburg - Ellis Park

Ellis Park in Johannesburg hosts seven World Cup matches; including five in the group stage and a quarter-final.



Group Stage:
Argentina vs Nigeria, Brazil vs North Korea, Slovenia vs USA, Spain vs Honduras, Slovakia vs Italy.

Second Round: 1G vs 2H.

Quarter-finals: Winner 6 vs Winner 8.


Johannesburg - Soccer City

Soccer City in Johannesburg hosts eight World Cup matches; including South Africa's opening game and the 2010 World Cup Final.



Group Stage:
South Africa vs Mexico, Holland vs Denmark, Argentina vs South Korea, Brazil vs Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana vs Germany.

Second Round: 1B vs 2A.

Quarter-finals: Winner 1 vs Winner 3.

South Africa 2010 World Cup Final.


Nelspruit - Mbombela Stadium

Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit hosts four World Cup matches; all in the group stage.



Group Stage:
Honduras vs Chile, Italy vs New Zealand, Australia vs Serbia, North Korea vs Côte d'Ivoire.


Polokwane - Peter Mokaba Stadium

Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane hosts four World Cup matches; all in the group stage.



Group Stage:
Algeria vs Slovenia, France vs Mexico, Greece vs Argentina, Paraguay vs New Zealand.


Port Elizabeth - Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth hosts eight World Cup matches; including five in the group stage, a quarter-final and the 3rd Place match.



Group Stage:
South Korea vs Greece, Côte d'Ivoire vs Portugal, Germany vs Serbia, Chile vs Switzerland, Slovenia vs England.

Second Round: 1A vs 2B.

Quarter-finals: Winner 5 vs Winner 7.

The Wooden Spoon: Loser SF1 vs Loser SF2.


Pretoria - Loftus Versfeld Stadium

Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria hosts six World Cup matches; five in the group stage and one in the Second Round.



Group Stage:
Serbia vs Ghana, South Africa vs Uruguay, Cameroon vs Denmark, USA vs Algeria, Chile vs Spain.

Second Round: 1F vs 2E.


Rustenburg (Phokeng) - Royal Bafokeng Stadium

Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Phokeng (near Rustenburg) hosts six World Cup matches; five in the group stage and one in the Second Round.



England vs USA, New Zealand vs Slovakia, Ghana vs Australia, Mexico vs Uruguay, Denmark vs Japan.

Second Round: 1C vs 2D.