With only 253 days to go until kick-off, the World Cup is closer than we think. Most of the stadiums are ready, the roads are still in disarray - but will be fantastic, the Gautrain is really exciting & the excitement is building. When hospitality is in place, the airports are up to speed and the crime problem is addressed - we'll be all set to go. It's not gloom and doom, and I have NO doubt that this will be the most awesome World Cup ever - and we will be extremely proud of what has been… Continue

Partners/Resellers required with contacts in African Football Clubs. To Resell an e-Ticketing solution that is free for the clubs to use (we make money from a booking fee on every Ticket Sold).

It gives clubs revenue from other areas, they can sell Tickets from previously unused mediums, can increase the sale of other merchandise during the Ticket booking process, can get a real time view of sales at any given point in time.

Summary: Increases Management reporting, Increases revenue from Ticke… Continue

By Walter Wilson Nana
The road to the 2010 World Cup, billed for South Africa is getting very slippery for the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon.
In their Day 2 match against the Atlas Lions of Morocco, played at the Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium in Yaounde, Sunday, June 7, the Indomitable Lions pulled an uncomfortable zero-zero draw with their counterparts, the Atlas Lions from the Kingdom of Morocco. This score sheet does not augur well for Cameroon, as their other Group A team; the Azingo Nationale of G… Continue

At least 19 people have died in a crush at a football stadium during a World Cup qualifier in Ivory Coast. More than 130 people were injured in the stampede at the Houphouet-Boigny arena in the West African country's city of Abidjan.

About 36,000 spectators were in the stadium, where hosts Ivory Coast beat Malawi 5-0. The BBC's John James says the arena was packed for the return of striker Didier Drogba, who scored twice.

Our correspondent says the authorities tried in vain to control the pani… Continue

Mozambique had two goals disallowed when held 0-0 by Nigeria in a 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ African Nations Cup qualifier. Veteran striker Dario Monteiro from South African club Mamelodi Sundowns was the unluckiest footballer on the artificial Machava Stadium pitch in Maputo as he netted twice during the first half only to be ruled offside each time. While the Mozambican Mambas did not protest too much when an early Monteiro header was disallowed, the decision of the Eritrean match offic… Continue