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• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Who Can Silence the Vuvuzelas at the World Cup?

Montreal, June 14, 2010. They’re loud, they’re horny and they’re at the World Cup. The vuvuzela horns, the traditional African instruments that are blown at a deafening monotone at soccer matches in South Africa, have become the most talked about thing at the World Cup and one sportsbook is offering odds on what will happen...

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• Al Dannity

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Brazil vs. North Korea – Expect Goals, Goals, and More Goals

World Cup favorites Brazil are massive favorites against North Korea and rightly so. This game will be about more than the big scoring, it will tell us plenty about what to expect from Brazil in South Africa. Take it to the bank Sports Interaction has Brazil at -1250 to win this game and it’s easy...

Soccer

• Al Dannity

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

England vs. USA Preview – Expect a Compelling Encounter

The USA faces the biggest game in its history Saturday when it steps onto the field against England. Victory and this team will be forever remembered but defeat won’t be a disaster for Bob Bradley’s team. Strength in simplicity The USA plays a modified version of the tradition 4-4-2 formation in Soccer which has fallen...

Soccer

• Al Dannity

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Luis Fabiano, England, and Argentina Will be the Stories of the 2010 World Cup

Winning is the ultimate goal in the World Cup but it’s far from the only one as Al Dannity breaks down some of the more interesting battles that will shape the story of the 2010 World Cup. Golden bragging rights Aside from members of the World Cup winning team, the Golden Boot winner is the...

Soccer

• Al Dannity

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

World Cup Preview – Back Brazil to Win the Big Prize

Spain and Brazil are favorites but Al Dannity sees two or three other nations having a say in the final shake-up in South Africa. With the 2010 World Cup kicking off tomorrow Al makes his calls. England will beat the USA and go to the semi finals Don’t worry USA fans, defeat to England won’t...

Soccer

• Al Dannity

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Spain and Chile to Progress from Group H in 2010 World Cup

Spain will be the class of Group H but Chile won’t be far behind the favorites in the final shake-up. When you play matters Throughout Sports Interaction’s previews of the World Cup’s 32 teams and 8 groups I have stressed the importance of schedule and nowhere will that matter more than in Group H. Honduras,...

Soccer

• Al Dannity

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Chile Will Make the Second Round in South Africa

Chile has lucked out in the draw and will present a difficult proposition for any opponent in the 2010 World Cup according to Al Dannity. How they got here Like Brazil and Paraguay who I have previously raved about, Chile proved to be amongst the stars of the South American qualifiers. La Roja got off...

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• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Live Betting Will Revolutionize Online World Cup Betting

As the eyes of the world turn to Johannesburg and the first ever soccer World Cup on African soil, Sports Interaction is offering what Vegas can’t – a wealth of live betting that matches the scope of the tournament itself. The World Cup is the biggest event in global sports, bigger even than the Olympics,...

Soccer

• Frank Doyle

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Honduras Face Uphill Task to Qualify from Group H

Frank Doyle assesses Honduras’ chances of shocking the world in South Africa. Honduras is very much a minnow at the World Cup. Los Catrachos are in a tough group with Spain, Chile and Switzerland, and bettors will get back $33 on every dollar bet if Honduras manage to turn the form book on its head...

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• Frank Doyle

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Spain Legitimate Favorites for the World Cup

Frank Doyle makes the case for Spain to win their first ever World Cup in South Africa this summer. Spain is synonymous with soccer. La Liga, the Spanish domestic league, is one of the great competitions in Europe and some of the greatest players in the world have plied their trade there – Di Stefano,...

Soccer

• Al Dannity

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Switzerland Will Go Home Early From the 2010 World Cup

Switzerland is looking to make a return to the knockout rounds of the World Cup in 2010 but Al expects a much shorter stay in South Africa. How they got here Switzerland topped what was probably the weakest of all the qualifying groups in Europe in order to qualify for South Africa. The campaign opened...

Soccer

• Al Dannity

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Ivory Coast and Portugal Are in a Tight Battle in Group G

Can Portugal’s defense pull it through or will an Ivory Coast goal rush prove the difference in the battle for second place in Group G? Al says it’s going to be close. Not the Group of Death When the draw for the World Cup was made Group G was immediately pointed to as the group...