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2010 World Cup Stadiums - South Africa The next FIFA World Cup is due to be played in South Africa in 2010. Some of the finest stadiums in the world are being prepared for the arrival of hundreds of thousands of fans from across the globe. Please see below for further information all each of the 10 stadiums that will host the biggest football tournament in the world. Please scroll down the page to view photographs and information on all ten of the stadiums being used to host the South Africa 2010 World Cup. Soccer City Stadium Stadium: Soccer City Stadium Location: Johannesburg, South Africa. Capacity: 91,141 Coca Cola Park Stadium: Coca Cola Park Location: Johannesburg, South Africa. Capacity: 62,567 Green Point Stadium Stadium: Green Point Stadium Location: Cape Town, South Africa. Capacity: 69,070 Durban Stadium Stadium: Durban Stadium Location: Durban, South Africa. Capacity: 70,000 Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium Stadium: Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium Location: Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Capacity: 48,000 Royal Bafokeng Stadium Stadium: Royal Bafokeng Stadium Location: Phokeng, South Africa. Capacity: 42,000 Loftus Versfeld Stadium Stadium: Loftus Versfeld Stadium Location: Pretoria, South Africa. Capacity: 51,762 Peter Mokaba Stadium Stadium: Peter Mokaba Stadium Location: Polokwane, South Africa. Capacity: 46,000 Free State Stadium Stadium: Free State Stadium Location: Bloemfontein, South Africa. Capacity: 48,000 Mbomela Stadium Stadium: Mbomela Stadium Location: Nelspruit, South Africa. Capacity: 43,500