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Breaking News Spain is the winner of World Cup 2010 Final

The 2010 FIFA World Cup was the 19th FIFA World Cup, the quadrennial international football world championship tournament. It was held from 14 June to 11 July 2010 in Germany, Spain Win the Match of Fifa World cup 2010. Scorecard Spain (1) VS Netherlands (0)

Geo Breaking news  Spain Qualify for FIFA World cup final 2010 Spain (1) - Germany (0)

Geo Breaking news  Spain Qualify for FIFA World cup final 2010 Spain (1) - Germany (0)

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French Football Federation (FFF) president Jean-Pierre Escalettes said on Monday he was resigning after France's World Cup fiasco. France left the World Cup with one point and one goal from the group stage after the team created a scandal by boycotting a training session in support of striker Nicolas Anelka, who was sent home for insulting coach Raymond Domenech. "I consider that it is my duty to resign from my role as president of the French Football Federation," Escalettes said in a statement.   "I accept my share of responsibilty", he added. "My decision is essentially dictated by my will to preserve and facilitate the evolution of an institution I have served with passion for several decades."   The 75-year-old Escalettes, who headed the FFF since 2005, said he would officially present his resignation at a council meeting of the ruling body scheduled for Friday.   French Sports Minister Roselyne Bachelot had said last week Escalettes...

 Manuel Neuer of Germany watches the ball bounce over the line from a shot from England's Frank Lampard Awaz Apni London, England: Forget the troublesome flight of the Jabulani ball or the impact of playing at altitude, this World Cup looks likely to be dominated by one issue: FIFA's refusal to use video technology during matches. On Sunday, the head of football's governing body looked on as England's Frank Lampard was inexplicably denied a clear goal against Germany by the match officials who failed to see the ball drop well behind the goal line. The Germans, leading 2-1 at the time, went on to win the match 4-1. Later that evening Argentina took the lead against Mexico in their last 16 match with a goal that was clearly offside. The furious Mexican players surrounded the officials pointing to the stadium's giant screens which showed Carlos Tevez was yards offside when he received the ball from Lionel Messi and headed into the net. Capello must wait on his...

Anger, fear and paranoia abound as the blatantly horrible referee mistakes pile up like the massive amounts of cash being generated by the 2010 World Cup. The two most recent incidents - Frank Lampard's disregarded goal against Germany and Carlos Tevez's miles offside opening score against Mexico - were so bad that they go beyond mere errors in judgment and have some considering more sinister puppeteering at work. And the justification of that is growing. Already resolute in their anti-technology/instant replay stubbornness , FIFA is now trying to ensure there is no evidence against referee rulings inside the stadiums, as there was when Tevez's offside goal was shown on Soccer City's big screens, which caused Mexican players to intensify their protests. From the AP : FIFA spokesman Nicolas Maingot said Monday that replaying the incident was “a clear mistake.” “This will be cor...