Soccer has a long history of its fame, as it stands one of the most popular authority sports around the world. Although, different world cups of this game has been played in the past, yet knowing about the upcoming is quite an interesting thing, as every new tournament brings some changes. Talking about FIFA world cup 2010, it was held in South Africa and its opening ceremony was held at Orlando Stadium on 10th June, 2010.
According to a leading sports academy, there were a total of eight groups of four teams each in that world cup tournament. A total of thirty-two teams participated in that event under groups ranging from A to H. Similarly, the sum of 64 matches was played between these teams before the declaration of winner.
Besides all that, the 2010 FIFA world cup reveals that there were almost eight hot favorite teams including Spain, Germany, Uruguay, Brazil, Argentina, Italy, Netherlands and Portugal. On the other hand, among the top seven players, there were Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Kaka, Xavi, Didier Drogba and Andres Iniest. Among the said favorites, Spain could easily take away the world cup in 2010.
The next world cup is to take place at Brazil in 2014, which will start on 13 June and end on 13 July of the same year. On the other hand, the amount of teams that will participate in this mega event has not yet been decided. Similarly, the qualifying methods are also yet to be decided.
Now the question is, which authority sports media projected 2010 WC and who is going to project the next one? Well, in previous WC event, Yahoo Sports, ABC Sports, Super Sports and ESPN were on top and it is expected that they will project the next coming event too, as they know how to do that. The reason is that they have experts from different corners of the world who offer analysis, goal to goal score updates with comprehensive reviews and articles.
According to a survey conducted by a leading sports academy, the future of soccer world cup is online, because almost every media has gone online and people are also more interested in getting news updated and information online rather than on any other form of media. Keeping these factors, the media organizations are trying to improve their standards to attract more sports fans
According to a leading sports academy, there were a total of eight groups of four teams each in that world cup tournament. A total of thirty-two teams participated in that event under groups ranging from A to H. Similarly, the sum of 64 matches was played between these teams before the declaration of winner.
Besides all that, the 2010 FIFA world cup reveals that there were almost eight hot favorite teams including Spain, Germany, Uruguay, Brazil, Argentina, Italy, Netherlands and Portugal. On the other hand, among the top seven players, there were Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Kaka, Xavi, Didier Drogba and Andres Iniest. Among the said favorites, Spain could easily take away the world cup in 2010.
The next world cup is to take place at Brazil in 2014, which will start on 13 June and end on 13 July of the same year. On the other hand, the amount of teams that will participate in this mega event has not yet been decided. Similarly, the qualifying methods are also yet to be decided.
Now the question is, which authority sports media projected 2010 WC and who is going to project the next one? Well, in previous WC event, Yahoo Sports, ABC Sports, Super Sports and ESPN were on top and it is expected that they will project the next coming event too, as they know how to do that. The reason is that they have experts from different corners of the world who offer analysis, goal to goal score updates with comprehensive reviews and articles.
According to a survey conducted by a leading sports academy, the future of soccer world cup is online, because almost every media has gone online and people are also more interested in getting news updated and information online rather than on any other form of media. Keeping these factors, the media organizations are trying to improve their standards to attract more sports fans
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