After a footballer's dream month finishes for another four years, we look back at some of the low and highlights of the 2010 FIFA World Cup by revealing our Injury Time World Cup Awards for South Africa 2010!

After impressing with a brilliant attacking brand of football, two of the tournament heavyweights in Argentina and Germany will face off in the Quarter-Finals in game which epitomizes what the World Cup is all about.

The Netherlands and Brazil both secured fairly comfortable passages through to the Quarter Finals of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. However, one of them will lose for the first time during this campaign, and it will see the other march on towards the Semi-Finals. But what do that stats say will happen in the massive...

We're down to the final eight in the 2010 FIFA World Cup and with only seven games remaining, we're asking which country you think will lift football's ultimate prize in Soccer City on July 11!

The Gaff is not a happy camper. His beloved England has been eliminated from the World Cup. By the old enemy. And the referees denied Frank Lampard what was a clear goal. So he's letting it all out here and looks at what can be done to prevent such decisions from happening again (if anything!)....

In an Exclusive for Australian Football, we're asking in our online poll what you made of Australia's 2010 World Cup Campaign in South Africa.

We've had a week of competition in the FIFA World Cup 2010 and join us as we review the initial impressions each team has made so far in the tournament.

The final group review for the FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa as we look at Group H including European champs Spain, Switzerland, Honduras and Chile.

The penultimate group preview is here via the 'Group of Death' which features Brazil, North Korea, Portugal and Ivory Coast.

Three more to groups to go and today its Group F as we look at defending champs, Italy, Paraguay, New Zealand and Slovakia.

Our fifth group is Group E as we look toward Netherlands, Denmark, Japan and Cameroon and their chances in the Cup.

Half way there as we asses arguably the first of two 'Group's of Death'. In the group we look at Australia, Germany, Serbia and Ghana.