Moses Mabhida Durban Stadium

Moses Mabhida - 2010 South Africa The Moses Mabhida Durban Stadium is a stadium that has been constructed to host matches during the 2010 Football World Cup. Constructed on the site of the King’s Park Soccer Stadium in Durban, the Moses Mabhida Durban Stadium promises to be one of the most advanced visually impressive football stadiums in the world.

The 80,00 capacity Moses Mabhida Durban Stadium is located in the King’s Park Sports Complex in close proximity to the Durban central business district. The stadium design bears some similarities to England’s Wembley Stadium, and features a 350 meter long free span arch that will transform the Durban skyline.

The Moses Madhiba Stadium is named after the former secretary general of the South African Communist Party.

2010 Football World Cup Matches

The Moses Mabhida Stadium is one of the feature stadiums that will be used for the 2010 Football World Cup, and will therefore host some of the most important matches of the tournament. The stadium will host 5 group stage matches, a second round match, one quarterfinal and one semifinal. Access to the stadium will be provided by a rapid transit bus system as well as private transport.

Kickoff	Fixture	Venue
Sun June 13th, 16:00	Germany v Australia	Moses Mabhida Stadium
Wed June 16th, 16:00	Spain v Honduras	Moses Mabhida Stadium
Sat June 19th, 16:00	Holland v Cameroon	Moses Mabhida Stadium
Tues June 22nd, 20:30	South Korea v Nigeria	Moses Mabhida Stadium
Fri June 25th, 16:00	Portugal v Brazil	Moses Mabhida Stadium