Our staff were operating around Soccer City for the opening match of the World Cup and these were their observations.

Known as the "City Of Gold," Johannesburg will act as the hub of the World Cup, hosting the opening match and the final at its 95,000-seat centrepiece stadium, Soccer City.

An ambitious plan to build and renovate soccer stadiums and overhaul public transportation in South Africa's city of Johannesburg will be completed in time to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, its ...

Nelson Mandela Square in Sandton City in Johannesburg, South Africa. Photograph by Laura Lane.We packed a week’s worth of sight-seeing into my last day in Johannesburg—Theatre Market (where I ...

The South African city and surrounding townships unify and expand to prepare for the 2010 tournament.Photographs for TIME by Benedicte Kurzen / VII ... Johannesburg Prepares for Soccer’s World Cup.

Back in Johannesburg for the first time since their maiden World Cup triumph in the city, senior members of the Spain squad spoke on Sunday of their memories of 2010 and their desire to reward the ...

Orbital View: Soccer City Stadium, Johannesburg. By Nicole Allan. June 17, 2010. Share. ... The stadium holds 94,700 spectators and is located in Johannesburg's Soweto Township. ...