Stadium of FIFA Cup 2010

Free State Stadium:

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Location: Bloemfontein (Mangaung municipality), Free State province
Alternate name: Vodacom Park
Coordinates: 29° 7′ 2.25″ S, 26° 12′ 31.85″ E
Capacity: 45 058 seats
Status: Upgrade
Architect: ACG Architects
Contractor: Ruwacon / Meyker Re Teng Construction / Ikaneng Developments / Promania 128 joint venture
Construction began: September 2007
World Cup matches: 6

Royal Bafokeng Stadium:

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Location: Rustenburg, North West province
Coordinates: 25° 34′ 42.96″ S, 27° 9′ 38.52″ E
Capacity: 44 530 seats
Status: Upgrade
Architect: BSP Architects
Contractor: No main contractor
Construction began: September 2007
World Cup matches: 6

Ellis Park Stadium:

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Location: Johannesburg, Gauteng province

Alternate name: Coca-Cola Park
Coordinates: 26º 11' 51" S, 28º 3' 39" E
Capacity: 61 639 seats
Status: Minor upgrade
Cost: R550 000 (US$7 200)
Architect: DBM Architects
Contractor: Rainbow Construction
Upgrade began: July 2007
World Cup matches: 7

Soccer City Stadium:

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Location: Johannesburg, Gauteng province
Coordinates: 26° 14′ 5″ S, 27° 58′ 56″ E
Capacity: 94 500 seats (88 430 permanent)
Status: Major upgrade
Cost: R3.3-billion (US$ 440-million)
Architect: Boogertman Urban Edge
Contractor: Grainaker-LTA / Interbeton joint venture
Upgrade began: 1 February 2007
World Cup matches: 8

Cape Town Stadium:

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Location: Cape Town, Western Cape province
Alternate name: Green Point Stadium
Coordinates: 33° 54′ 12″ S, 18° 24′ 40″ E
Capacity: 66 000 seats (55 000 permanent)
Status: New construction
Cost: R4.4-billion ($600-million)
Architect: GMP Architects
Contractor: Murray & Roberts / WBHO joint venture
Construction began: March 2007
World Cup matches: 8