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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rovin" data-source="post: 7552787" data-attributes="member: 121927">This is a full list of the 32 teams that will be competing for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South AfricaRead more at Suite101: 2010 FIFA World Cup Teams: The 32 Teams Going To South Africa AfricaIncluding the hosts South Africa, six countries at the World Cup will represent Africa.    * Algeria (ALG) – qualified November18th    * Cameroon (CMR) – qualified November14th    * Côte d'Ivoire (CIV) – qualified October 10th    * Ghana (GHA) – qualified September 6th    * Nigeria (NGA) – qualified November14th    * South Africa (RSA) – did not need to qualify as hosts (May 15th 2004)AsiaAn Asian team has never won the world cup, and to be honest it looks to remain that way, although Australia may hope to go one better than last time out.    * Australia (AUS) – qualified June 6th    * Japan (JPN) – qualified June 6th    * Korea DPR (PRK) – qualified June 17th    * Korea Republic (KOR) – qualified June 6thEuropeWith 13 teams, Europe will have the most representatives at South Africa 2010, and with the Netherlands and Spain in good form, we may see the World Cup returning to Europe.    * Denmark (DEN) – qualified October 10th    * England (ENG) – qualified September 9th    * France (FRA) – qualified November18th    * Germany (GER) – qualified October 10th    * Greece (GRE) – qualified November18th    * Italy (ITA) – qualified October 10th    * Netherlands (NED) – qualified June 6th    * Portugal (POR) – qualified November18th    * Serbia (SRB) – qualified October 10th    * Slovakia (SVK) – qualified October 14th    * Slovenia (SVN) – qualified November18th    * Spain (ESP) – qualified September 9th    * Switzerland (SUI) – qualified October 14thNorth, Central America and CaribbeanThe USA will hope to build on the previous couple of World Cup’s and take home the trophy for North America.OceaniaAfter winning the AFC v OFC Play-off New Zealand will hope to get out of the group stages for the first time ever.    * New Zealand (NZL) – qualified November 14thSouth AmericaFollowing Uruguay’s win over Costa Rica in the CONCACAF v CONMEBOL Play-off, the South American continent will have five representatives at the World Cup, including five time winners and favorites Brazil.    * Argentina (ARG) – qualified October 14th    * Brazil (BRA) – qualified September 5th    * Chile (CHI) – qualified October 10th    * Paraguay (PAR) – qualified September 9th    * Uruguay (URU) – qualified November18th</blockquote>

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