Statistics and information interesting and exciting for the World Cup!!

Brazil more teams to the finals .. Which was not lost on any of the Championship
Of the 19 tournaments .. Also it is more the culmination of title 5 times in 1958 in Sweden -
1962 in Chile - Mexico in 1970 - 1994 in America - 2002 in Korea and Japan

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The Brazil and Germany more teams and reach the final, 7 times
Each

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Brazil and Germany, more than two teams fought games in the finals to win 92 each

World Cup 2010 – All 32 Teams.

Just to make it easier for you, after last night, here are all the 32 nations that made it to the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.

Brazil:

This will be their 19th World Cup (never missed one) and an attempt to win their 6th trophy (all time leader with 5). Came out first from the qualifying groups despite a rough start. Kaka  is unquestionably their biggest star, but the most important man is their head coach, Dunga.

Spain: 
The 2008 Euro champions will play in their 13th World Cup and ninth in a row. They’ve never made it further than the quarter finals, but this time Spain are maybe THE favorites to win. Stars? Torres, Villa, Xavi, Iniesta. Deeper and more talented than any other nation in Europe.

Netherlands: 
The Dutch finished their qualifying group, like Spain, with a perfect record (8 for 8). It’ll be their 9th World Cup. They’ve made it twice to the Final (1974, 1978) and anything less than quarter finals will probably be regarded as a disappointment.

FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking.

Since its introduction in August 1993, the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking has become a regular part of international sports reports and an important indicator for FIFA's member associations to find out where their respective teams stand in world football's pecking order and how they are progressing.

Last Updated 28 Apr 2010.

Next Release 26 May 2010.

List Complete of 32 States Parties World Cup 2010.

List of States Parties World Cup 2010 South Africa. This is a list of the 32 countries that successfully entered and registered as participants of the soccer event World Cup 2010 in South Africa later.