What Time is the 2010 FIFA World Cup Draw?
So what time is the 2010 FIFA World Cup Draw?
In The U.S., ESPN2 will carry the event from 12 pm to 3 pm Eastern Standard Time on Friday. Some parts of the world will be tuning in during the wee morning hours of Saturday morning.
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The 32 nations will be drawn into eight groups of four with the top two in each group progressing to the knockout stages, beginning with a round of 16.
What time is the 2010 FIFA World Cup draw in other cities?
Rio De Janeiro - 3 pm
Buenos Aires - 2 pm
Seoul - 2 am (Saturday morning)
Hong Kong - 1 am (Saturday morning)
Moscow - 8 pm
Johannesburg - 7 pm
Sydney - 4 am (Saturday morning)
Auckland - 6 am (Saturday morning)
London - 5 pm
Paris - 6 pm
Tehran - 9 pm
Cairo - 7 pm
Los Angeles - 9 am
Manila - 1 am (Saturday morning)
Tokyo - 2 am (Saturday morning)
Oslo - 6 pm
Lagos - 6 pm
Mexico City - 11 am
Madrid - 6 pm
Berlin - 6 pm
Rome - 6 pm
Copenhagen - 6 pm
Santiago (Chile) - 2 pm
Douala - 7 pm
Ljubljana - 7 pm
Athens - 7 pm
Tel Aviv - 8 pm
San Jose (Costa Rica) - 11 am
Valletta (Malta) - 7 pm
Tegucigalpa - 11 am
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Seedings are as follows:
Pot 1 (seeds)
South Africa, Germany, Brazil, Italy, Spain, England, Holland, Argentina.
Pot 2 (Europe)
France, Portugal, Slovenia, Switzerland, Greece, Serbia, Denmark, Slovakia.
Pot 3 (Africa and South America)
Ivory Coast, Ghana, Cameroon, Nigeria, Algeria, Paraguay, Chile, Uruguay.
Pot 4 (Asia, Oceania and North/Central America)
Japan, South Korea, North Korea, Australia, New Zealand, USA, Mexico, Honduras.
Hosts South Africa will be automatically positioned as A1.
The 90-minute ceremony will take place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre with some 200 million people in more than 200 territories expected to be watching live worldwide.
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