02.06.2010- Bayern's Turkey star Altintop extends contract

02.06.2010- Barcelona make official bid for Arsenal's Fabregas

02.06.2010- Marseille ready to splash out on Forlan: report

02.06.2010- Former Croatia defender Kovac hangs up his boots

02.06.2010- Redknapp expects Cole to snub Spurs

02.06.2010- Real's Mourinho eyes Gerrard: report

02.06.2010- Bent anguish at England axe

02.06.2010- Red Knights decide to halt United takeover bid

02.06.2010- Cannavaro signs for Dubai's Al-Ahli

02.06.2010- S.Africans learn tongue twister national anthem

01.06.2010- South Africa axe McCarthy for World Cup

01.06.2010- SA looks to World Cup to heal racial divide

31.05.2010- Mokoena becomes first South African to win 100 caps

31.05.2010- North Korean footballers bank on suprise element

27.05.2010- Fewer African fans for World Cup: FIFA

24.05.2010- Bulgaria give World Cup hosts South Africa reality check

22.05.2010- Zuma opens World Cup showpiece stadium Soccer City

21.05.2010- Pienaar joins South Africa World Cup camp

20.05.2010- FIFA wants to charter 200 buses to fill small World Cup stadiums

18.05.2010- Referees to target penalty feints at World Cup

18.05.2010- S.Africa expects 300,000 World Cup visitors

18.05.2010- S.Africa rounds up poor, prostitutes ahead of World Cup

17.05.2010- S.Africa and FIFA combat World Cup ticket touts

16.05.2010- World Cup hosts South Africa thrash Thailand

11.05.2010- S.Africa's Soccer City to host first match on May 22

11.05.2010- S.African football officials suspended

11.05.2010- Ninety percent of World Cup tickets sold: organisers

11.05.2010- FIFA marketing rules spark frustration in S.Africa

06.05.2010- World Cup teams to get S.African police guard: official

03.05.2010- FIFA gives S.Africa's World Cup workers free tickets

30.04.2010- S.Africa omit Morris from provisional World Cup squad

28.04.2010- World Cup hosts S.Africa back on winning trail

27.04.2010- Domenech to name WC squad live on television

16.04.2010- World Cup ticket apology for S.African fans

16.04.2010- Too early to determine progress: Parreira

14.04.2010- S.Africa's informal vendors sidelined by FIFA

13.04.2010- South Africa set up camp in Germany

09.04.2010- For teams camping on coast, worries of altitude at World Cup

09.04.2010- Parreira fumes at S.Africa World Cup build-up

04.04.2010- South Africans suffer jolt to W.Cup preparations

01.04.2010- South Africa draw with Paraguay in friendly

26.03.2010- World Cup stadiums get FIFA approval - officials

19.03.2010- 2010 World Cup helps FIFA revenues to record

17.03.2010- S.African police confiscate fake World Cup jerseys

15.03.2010- N.Korea 'helps S.Africa prepare' for World Cup

05.03.2010- Blatter confident on World Cup security

05.03.2010- Jordaan says Rugby key to World Cup stadium futures

04.03.2010- Zuma promises safe World Cup in South Africa

04.03.2010- Jordaan turns on South Africa's World Cup critics

03.03.2010- South Africa held by minnows Namibia

02.03.2010- FIFA says S.Africa ready for World Cup, 100 days away

02.03.2010- S.Africa celebrates 100 day countdown to World Cup

02.03.2010- World Cup front-runners enter home straight

01.03.2010- Old apartheid flag banned at World Cup stadium

26.02.2010- S.Africa winter raises World Cup swine flu risk

26.02.2010- S.Africa winter raises World Cup swine flu risk

24.02.2010- 100 days to World Cup, South Africa still wooing fans

11.02.2010- Zuma tells S.Africa to make WC2010 a success for Mandela

27.01.2010- South Africa click for easy victory

27.01.2010- Two-thirds of World Cup tickets already sold

24.01.2010- S.Africans warm to Nations Cup and fancy Angola

23.01.2010- Goal-shy S.Africa hit Swazis for six

22.01.2010- WC crime story triggers free speech debate in S.Africa

18.01.2010- Easier World Cup ticket sales planned for S.Africans

Wits University upset AmaZulu 3-0 in the South African FA Cup final Saturday as showpiece World Cup venue Soccer City was officially opened.

Brazilian Fabrico Rodrigues had the honour of scoring the first goal at the 90,000-seat venue, punishing a defensive mix-up to beat Argentine goalkeeper Nicolas Gindre on 77 minutes.

Wits had dominated from the kick-off as they chased a first trophy in 15 years and AmaZulu had three players booked before half-time as they battled to contain livelier and more inventive opponents.

But the Johannesburg-based 'Clever Boys' had to wait until stoppage time before clinching the 850,000-dollar first prize with Sifiso Vilakazi scoring twice inside 60 seconds.

Victory entitles Wits to a place in the 2011 African Confederation Cup with third-placed league finishers Kaizer Chiefs while champions SuperSport United and runners-up Mamelodi Sundowns qualify for the African Champions League.

President Jacob Zuma was among a Soccer City crowd limited to 76,000 because the organisers wanted to avoid teething problems at a ground that will stage the June 11 World Cup opener between South Africa and Mexico and the July 11 final.