World Cup bronze - Uruguay v Germany

The fans of Uruguay are very proud of their own football team, although they did not get medals.

Uruguay Football Association (Asociatión Uruguaya de Fútbol). Nicknames -Charrúas, La Celeste Olímpica(The Olympic Sky Blue).

Edinson Cavani from Uruguay scored on the first round when Suárez selected just the right moment to kick the ball to Cavani.

As well as Diego Forlán who made his fifth goal in this year´s World Cup, in the bronze-final.

Here is Diego Forlán with his fifth fantastic goal for Uruguay team, in the World Cup 2010.

Luis Suarez is carried forward and celebrated by team mates after a penalty-kick contest win on July 2 (Uruguay 4-2 Ghana). Paraguay had also a penalty-kick contest and won against the good football team of Japan on June 29 (Paraguay 5-3 Japan).

This is Port Elizabeth/Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, with the capacity of 42,486. Where Germany v Uruguay match game is held on July 10, 2010.

Number 22 - Oh no, it was almost a penalty-kick contest again! But German Sami Khedira(no.6) scored after 82 minutes. Paul, a talented Octopus is right again for the seventh time!

German Coach Joachim Löw was very excited if his team win this time, as they lost against Spain on July 7, GER 0-1 ESP.

At last we got the bronze medals. -The German Football Team with their coach Joachim Löw standing at the back to the left side.

This is Sami Khedira who secured the bronze medals for his team. The results ended with Uruguay 2-3 Germany on Saturday 10th July, 2010 in Port Elizabeth. Danke Paul!

Expression says it all after the loss bronze. But Diego Forlán is one of the ten best football players nominated for the Golden Ball, and with the highest percent points so far.

Diego Forlán and his team showed us their spectacular performances. Thanks to fantastic matches from: Spain, The Netherlands, Uruguay, Germany, Argentina, Brazil, Ghana, Paraguay, Japan, England, Mexico, Portugal, Slovakia, Chile, South Korea, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Italy, Switzerland.

- the masoria papers

Octopus Paul predicted right again and again!

Paul opens the glass container he thinks going to win, with a tentacle and pick-up the shell with another.

This is the match between Germany vs England, on June 27 in Bloemfontein. Where the scores in the first round should be 2-2. The ball hit the pole and fly in the net over the German keeper. The football referees did not see it? But Lampard from England was sure, he did it. The game ended with, Germany 4-1 England.

Paul is right, again! The Germans hoped that the Octopus is wrong, but no. Germany 0-1 Spain.

A talented Octopus named Paul begins to impress humans.

The Worlds famous Octopus Paul has made himself unpopular after he chose Spain in the semi-finals. Angry Germans will make paella of Paul.

A good work of a Spanish keeper Casillas. While Torres is on guard.

FIFA President Sepp Blatter and Queen Sofia of Spain were watching the match between Spain and Germany, in Durban.

In red, Carles Puyol scored in the second round against Germany 0-1 Spain on July 7 in Durban at the World Cup semi-final.

Nederland won against Uruguay 2-3 Nederland 0n July 6 in Cape Town. Nederland 2-1 Brazil on July 2, 2010 in Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth. And on June 28 in Durban, Nederland 2-1 Slovakia.

The Spanish team to the finals. Nederland v Espania on Sunday July 11 in Johannesburg. On July 7 in Durban Germany 0-1 Spain. On July 3 in Johannesburg Paraguay 0-1 Espania. On June 29 in Cape Town Espania 1-0 Portugal.

Due to security reasons. There will be security forces to protect the life of Paul, as an order from Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriquez Zapatero.

- the masoria papers

Good day AUSTRALIA and guten tag GERMANY

Cheers down under! Go go Socceroos!

Australia and Germany´s match game is in Durban, Moses Mabhida Stadium right now. With a capacity of 62,760. Wishing you both the best.

Die Mannschaft (The German Team).

Not everyone loves vuvuzela, that can cause permanent hearing loss and migraine. But these supporters seem to like it. Vuvuzelas can emit a sound up to 130 decibels, the plastic trumpets have been criticized by, among other players and journalists. The World Cup chief Danny Jordaan say of course to consider the situation around the loud blowing instrument. Earplugs are sold out in Cape Town, during the match between South Korea 2-0 Greece on June 12, Saturday.

Ikke alle digger vuvuzelaen, som kan forårsake varig hørselskade og migrene. Men det gjør tydeligvis disse supporterne. Vuvuzelaene kan avgi en lyd opp mot 130 desibel, og plastrompeten er blitt kritisert av blant andre spillere og journalister. VM-sjefen Danny Jordaan sier man forløpende vurderer situasjonenen rundt det høylytte blåseinstrumentet. Ørepropper var utsolgt i Cape Town i kampen mellom Sør Korea 2-0 Hellas 12.juni, lørdag.

- the masoria papers

Football World Cup 2010

This is the 19th FIFA World Cup, and it is being held in South Africa. It started on June 11 and going to end on July 11, 2010. This is the first time that the tournament has been hosted by an African nation. There are 32 teams from different countries who are going to play, in 10 different stadiums.

Zakumi is the mascot of 2010 FIFA World Cup.

England´s match game with USA in Rustenburg, Royal Bafokeng Stadium right now. With a capacity of 38,646. Good luck to both. Let´s start the game.

- the masoria papers

Eurovision Song Contest 2010 Finals

There were 2 semi-finals held this week, 17 countries each had competed on May 25-27. All in all are from 39 countries. 17 contestants on Tuesday became 10, as well as on Thursday, so 20 countries are singing to the finals with the other 5 countries who are already qualified. They are: Germany, France, Spain, United Kingdom and Norway. Here are the 25 finalists who are going to sing and compete in Oslo this evening in Telenor Arena in Fornebu, May 29, 2010. May the best win. Good luck to Didrik Solli-Tangen from Norway. Azerbaijan

Spain

Norway

Moldova

Cyprus

Bosnia Herzegovina

Belgium

Serbia

Belarus

Ireland

Greece

United Kingdom

Georgia

Turkey

Albania

Iceland

Ukraine

France

Romania

Russia

Armenia

Germany

Portugal

Israel

Denmark

This is how I choose. I listen to each songs, how they sing and perform; the sound effect, lights, instruments used if good and comfortable, the thing or dancers back the artist; and last but not the least is if I get goose bumps from the singer.

- the masoria papers