But that's not what the World Cup balls look like. So, what's going on? First things first, you want a soccer ball to be as ... they expected it to. So, in 2010, Adidas compensated by adding ...

The Jabulani was memorably used in the 2010 Fifa World Cup in South Africa. It is best remembered for violently swerving and dipping, with many players struggling to master it. According to Footy ...

The original TORFABRIK soccer ball from 2010/11 was modelled on the Jabulani match ball used at the 2010 FIFA World Cup, while the 2014/15 ball also took inspiration from the Brazuca ball used at ...

1. No freedom of expression or the press. 2. A ban on labor unions. 3. Unfair trials. 4. Constant discrimination against women, who require permission from their “guardians” to study, work ...

The once inconceivable notion of a World Cup played on African soil, in ultra-modern stadiums beamed live to soccer fans in all corners of the globe will become a reality on Friday.