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World Cup 2010 podcast – day 1
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Join us for our podcast on day one of the first African World Cup, as hosts South Africa prepare to test their growing confidence against unpredictable Mexico in front of 90,000 vuvuzela-blaring fans in Soccer City.
Click the audio box above to hear the thoughts of African football expert Mark Gleeson (@markgleesonfoot), sports editor Paul Radford, soccer editor Mike Collett (@mcfootball), the suave and sophisticated Helen Popper and Ossian Shine (@ossianshine) and your host, Kevin Fylan (@kevinfreuters).
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Is there a new rule concerning offside, or was Mexico denied a clean goal in the first half? That was a South African defender between the posts.
All the World Cup 2010 Games in South Africa will be streamed live at http://www.WorldCupTV.org 22:46
All the World Cup 2010 Games in South Africa will be streamed live at http://www.WorldCupTV.org 21:22