Posted on Jun. 10, 2010 by Fisher in Sports, True & Odd
FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa kicks off within less than 24 hours at the Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg. FIFA and sponsor Sony is teaming up to film 25 matches (check the full list below) in 3D to feed the fans across the world.
June 11th – South Africa vs. Mexico
June 12th – Argentina vs. Nigeria
June 13th – Germany vs. Australia
June 14th – Netherlands vs. Denmark
June 15th – Brazil vs. North Korea
June 16th – Spain vs. Switzerland
June 17th – Argentina vs. South Korea
June 18th – Slovenia vs. USA
June 19th – Netherlands vs. Japan
June 20th – Brazil vs. Ivory Coast
June 21st – Spain vs. Honduras
June 22nd – Nigeria vs. South Korea
June 23rd – Ghana vs. Germany
June 24th – Slovakia vs. Italy
June 25th – Portugal vs. Brazil
June 27th – Winners of Group B vs. Runner up in Group A
June 28th – Winners of Group E vs. Runner up in Group F
June 28th – Winners of Group G vs. Runner up in Group H
July 2nd – Quarter final
July 3rd – Quarter final
July 3rd – Quarter final
July 6th – Semi final
July 7th – Semi final
July 10th – 3rd place play-off
July 11th – World Cup final
In USA, all live 3D matches will be broadcast on the ESPN3D which is officially launched when transmitting the first match of World Cup 2010 between the host South Africa and Mexico. To watch a 3D game at home, one has to be use the right TV set (3D TV) at the right place (where AT&T U-verse subscribed) at the right time (check match time). Also, don’t forget to have a pair of right glasses (3D glasses)
