Moses Mabhida Stadium, South Africa 2010
Come to the city of Durban in South Africa in 2010 and you could be witness to some fantastic games of football at the Moses Mabhida Stadium, the stunning new stadium that has been constructed especially for the occasion. Of all the 10 venues in 9 cities, the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban is the second largest (after Soccer City in Johannesburg) accommodating some 70,000 people. Although the teams that will play here have yet to quality, it has been decided that the Moses Mabhida Stadium will be hosting 5 group games, one game in the second round, and a quarter final and semi final match.
An Artist's Impression of How the New Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban Will Look
The existing sports facilities were quite good so some people doubted whether Durban really needed another facility but once the Moses Mabhida Stadium is ready, it is set to be a spectacular venue, as befits a major occasion like the FIFA World Cup. Of course it is not clear at this time which teams Durban will host as the qualifying matches are still underway but it is certain however that there will be a great demand for Moses Madhida Stadium football tickets.
Situated on the eastern side of South Africa, Durban is the second most populated city in the country. The city also has the busiest port anywhere in Africa and it is also an extremely popular tourist destination with people coming from Johannesburg and other parts of the country and beyond. With The Drakensberg Mountains, the Elephant Coast, the uShaka Marine World, Fitzsimons Snake Park and South Coast all within striking distance there is much to see and do in and around the city. Durban also boasts some very good hotels, restaurants and pubs as well as casinos.
Durban’s inhabitants are crazy about sports; there are two rugby union teams, three Premier Soccer League teams and Dolphins, which is the provincial cricket team, has some of the best players in the country. There is also thoroughbred horse racing, Olympic swimming pools, beach volleyball, hockey and tennis. Soccer is one of the most popular sports in the city and with the FIFA World Cup Soccer to be held in South Africa next year, the popularity of the sport is currently at an all time a high in the city. As one of the biggest cities in the country, Durban will be hosting some of the most interesting games.
Held every 4 years, the month long FIFA World Cup Soccer tournament is the biggest sporting event in the world and it is watched and followed closely by millions on television. However, only a few of them will be lucky enough to be at the Moses Mabhida Stadium. Football Tickets for this and the other venues across the country will be in high demand so keep checking this site for the best information and prices on tickets as they emerge.
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