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So now that the dust has settled we can look back on the 2010 World Cup with a clearer mindset and the 20/20 vision that comes with hindsight...

Head on over to the FIFA website and cast your vote in their 2010 World Cup Goal of the Tournament...

Re-use and Recycle - now that the World Cup is over, don't just throw away those vuvuzelas and mirror socks or have them cluttering up the spare room...

It's the morning after the world's biggest party and it all happened at "our house". Now, as happens after every kick-ass party, the clean-up and analysis begins

A look back at the gees in Durbs during the World Cup, supplied by Portfolio's KZN assessor, Renee Vermeulen.

Paul, the German based psychic octopus, which has correctly predicted Germany's match results throughout the World Cup, has predicted a Holland win on Sunday.

Africa's first World Cup is almost over. But the love for the beautiful game will remain in the hearts of South Africa's children forever.

Photographer Kerry de Bruyn submitted these stunning images of Soccer City to take our readers one last time into a weekend of World Cup Gees.

The blood of many South Africans will flow orange as Holland take on Uruguay in the first semi-final of the 2010 World Cup at Cape Town Stadium tonight.

While Africa takes her beautiful game to the world through first world technology and new generation design, it’s easy to forget that elsewhere on the continent, the beloved game is played as passionately with hand-made balls and bare feet on dusty stretches of earth.