Balls Channel, "the official broadcaster of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™," will be airing the 64 football matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™. The live coverage starts on June 11, Friday at 10:00pm.Happening once every four years, the world's biggest and most-watched sporting event kicks off in South Africa where the global game of football takes center stage. The top 32 football nations compete in this month-long tournament for the most prestigious prize in world sport.
Balls Channel will also be airing its new program entitled: "Touchline" - a daily news show dedicated to the FIFA World Cup™. Football Fans can catch all the match results, analysis and previews in this 30-minute football news program. The show which is hosted by Boom Gonzalez, Mia Cabalfin and Marco Benitez will feature what the fans have to say and will highlight their passion for the game in special fan features. Touchline keeps you up to date with everything FIFA World Cup™. Touchline pilots on June 12 at 6:30pm.
Here is the live telecast on 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa on Balls
June 11
2200 South Africa v Mexico M01
June 12
0230 Uruguay v France 02
1930 Republic of Korea v Greece M04
2200 Argentina v Nigeria M03
June 13
0230 England v USA M05
1930 Algeria v Slovenia M06
2200 Serbia v Ghana M08
June 14
0230 Germany v Australia M07
1930 Netherlands v Denmark M09
2200 Japan v Cameroon M10
June 15
0230 Italy v Paraguay M11
1930 New Zealand v Slovakia M12
2200 Ivory Coast v Portugal M13
June 16
0230 Brazil v Korea DPR M14
1930 Honduras v Chile M15
2200 Spain v Switzerland M16
June 17
0230 South Africa v Uruguay M17
1930 Argentina v Republic of Korea M20
2200 Greece v Nigeria M19
June 18
0230 France v Mexico M18
1930 Germany v Serbia M21
2200 Slovenia v USA M22
June 19
0230 England v Algeria M23
1930 Netherlands v Japan M25
2200 Ghana v Australia M24
June 20
0230 Cameroon v Denmark M26
1930 Slovakia v Paraguay M27
2200 Italy v New Zealand M28
June 21
0230 Brazil v Ivory Coast M29
1930 Portugal v Korea DPR M30
2200 Chile v Switzerland M31
June 22
0230 Spain v Honduras M32
2200 Mexico v Uruguay M33 (*delayed on Studio 23)
2200 France v South Africa M34
June 23
0230 Nigeria v Republic of Korea M35 (*live on Studio 23)
0230 Greece v Argentina M36
2200 Slovenia v England M37
2200 USA v Algeria M38 (*delayed on Studio 23)
June 24
0230 Ghana v Germany M39
0230 Australia v Serbia M40 (*live on Studio 23)
2200 Slovakia v Italy M41
2200 Paraguay v New Zealand M42 (*delayed on Studio 23)
June 25
0230 Denmark v Japan M43 (* live on Studio 23)
0230 Cameroon v Netherlands M44
2200 Korea DPR v Ivory Coast M46 (*delayed on Studio 23)
2200 Portugal v Brazil M45
June 26
0230 Switzerland v Honduras M48 (*live on Studio 23)
0230 Chile v Spain M47
2200 Round of 16 1 (1A v 2B) M49
June 27
0230 Round of 16 3 (1C v 2D) M50
2200 Round of 16 4 (1D v 2C) M51
June 28
0230 Round of 16 2 (1Bv 2A) M52
2200 Round of 16 5 (1E v 2F) M53
June 29
0230 Round of 16 7 (1G v 2H) M54
2200 Round of 16 6 (1F v 2E) M55
June 30
0230 Round of 16 8 (1H v 2G) M56
July 2
2200 Quarterfinal 5 v 7 (C) M57
July 3
0230 Quarterfinal 1 v 3 (A) M58
2200 Quarterfinal 2 v 4 (B) M59
July 4
0230 Quarterfinal 6 v 8 (D) M60
July 7
0230 Semifinal M61 (+simulcast on Studio 23)
July 8
0230 Semifinal M62 (+simulcast on studio 23)
July 11
0230 3rd Place Match M63
July 12
0230 Final M64 (+simulcast on Studio 23)
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