Group B /Group Stage / Fifa World Cup South Africa 2010 / Johannesburg, South Africa

Argentina(ARG) vs Nigeria(NGA)

the most expected watched hot favorite match

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VENUE: Johannesburg – Ellis Park Stadium

Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg
Matchh Schedule:
12-06-2010 from 14:00 until 16:00 GMT
12-06-2010 from 10:00 until 12:00 EST
12-06-2010 from 16:00 until 18:00 CET

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Squad List, Argentina

Nr. Name Date of Birth Position Clubs Height
1 Diego POZO 16/02/1978 GK Atletico Colon (ARG) 183
2 Martin DEMICHELIS 20/12/1980 DF Bayern Munich (GER) 184
3 Clemente RODRIGUEZ 31/07/1981 DF Estudiantes La Plata (ARG) 166
4 Nicolas BURDISSO 12/04/1981 DF AS Roma (ITA) 174
5 Mario BOLATTI 17/02/1985 MF Fiorentina (ITA) 189
6 Gabriel HEINZE 19/04/1978 DF Marseille (FRA) 178
7 Angel DI MARIA 14/02/1988 MF Benfica (POR) 180
8 Juan VERON 09/03/1975 MF Estudiantes La Plata (ARG) 183
9 Gonzalo HIGUAIN 10/12/1987 FW Real Madrid (ESP) 182
10 Lionel MESSI 24/06/1987 FW Barcelona (ESP) 170
11 Carlos TEVEZ 05/02/1984 FW Manchester City (ENG) 173
12 Ariel GARCE 14/07/1979 DF Atletico Colon (ARG) 175
13 Walter SAMUEL 23/03/1978 DF Inter (ITA) 182
14 Javier MASCHERANO 08/06/1984 MF Liverpool (ENG) 171
15 Nicolas OTAMENDI 12/02/1988 DF Velez Sarsfield (ARG) 171
16 Sergio AGUERO 02/06/1988 FW Atletico Madrid (ESP) 170
17 Jonas GUTIERREZ 05/07/1983 MF Newcastle Utd. (ENG) 182
18 Martin PALERMO 07/11/1973 FW Boca Juniors (ARG) 188
19 Diego MILITO 12/06/1979 FW Inter (ITA) 177
20 Maxi RODRIGUEZ 02/01/1981 MF Liverpool (ENG) 173
21 Mariano ANDUJAR 30/07/1983 GK Catania (ITA) 180
22 Sergio ROMERO 22/02/1987 GK AZ Alkmaar (NED) 191
23 Javier PASTORE 20/06/1989 MF Palermo (ITA) 173
Argentina
Photo: Argentina Team
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Diego Maradona, Coach, Argentina
“Diego Maradona expects to overcome Nigeria in a repeat of the fixture which marked his exit from the tournament in FIFA 1994. “
Previous FIFA World Cups
- Argentina have reached four FIFA World Cup Finals in all. They beat Netherlands in 1978 and Germany in 1986 but lost to Uruguay in 1930 and to the Germans in 1990.
- La Albiceleste will be appearing in the FIFA World Cup for the 20th time at South Africa 2010, their tenth consecutive appearance.
- Set to make his first appearance as a coach, Diego Maradona played in four successive finals competitions between 1982 and 1994.

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Squad List, Nigeria

Nr. Name Date of Birth Position Clubs Height
1 Vincent ENYEAMA 29/08/1982 GK Hapoel Tel-Aviv (ISR) 185
2 Joseph YOBO 06/09/1980 DF Everton (ENG) 185
3 Taye TAIWO 16/04/1985 DF Marseille (FRA) 188
4 Nwankwo KANU 01/08/1976 MF Portsmouth (ENG) 197
5 Rabiu AFOLABI 18/04/1980 DF Red Bull Salzburg (AUT) 183
6 Danny SHITTU 02/09/1980 DF Bolton Wanderers (ENG) 190
7 John UTAKA 08/01/1982 FW Portsmouth (ENG) 179
8 Yakubu AYEGBENI 22/11/1982 FW Everton (ENG) 188
9 Obafemi MARTINS 28/10/1984 FW Wolfsburg (GER) 170
10 Ideye BROWN 10/10/1988 FW Sochaux (FRA) 180
11 Peter ODEMWINGIE 15/07/1981 FW Lokomotiv Moscow (RUS) 181
12 Kalu UCHE 15/11/1982 MF Almeria (ESP) 171
13 Yussuf AYILA 04/11/1984 MF Dynamo Kyiv (UKR) 179
14 Sani KAITA 02/05/1986 MF Alania Vladikavkaz (RUS) 180
15 Lukman HARUNA 04/12/1990 MF Monaco (FRA) 177
16 Austin EJIDE 08/04/1984 GK Hapoel Petah Tikva (ISR) 186
17 Chidi ODIAH 17/12/1983 DF CSKA Moscow (RUS) 181
18 Victor OBINNA 25/03/1987 FW Malaga (ESP) 178
19 Chinedu OGBUKE OBASI 01/06/1986 FW Hoffenheim (GER) 181
20 Dickson ETUHU 08/06/1982 MF Fulham (ENG) 191
21 Uwa ECHIEJILE 20/01/1988 DF Rennes (FRA) 198
22 Dele ADELEYE 25/12/1988 DF Sparta Rotterdam (NED) 189
23 Dele AIYENUGBA 20/11/1983 GK Bnei Yehuda (ISR) 186
Nigeria (NGA):
Nigeria
Photo: Nigeria Team
Lars LAGERBACK, Coach, Nigeria

Record
• Nigeria’s 3-0 waltz over Bulgaria in their USA 94 debut match was more remarkable given that the Europeans went on to beat Greece, Argentina, Mexico and Germany in the tournament.

• Since Clemens Westerhof built the 1994 side and left the Super Eagles, the team has been coached by such well-known European journeymen as Jo Bonfrere, Philippe Troussier, Bora Milutinovic and Berti Vogts.

• Nigeria have a rich history at other worldwide tournaments, having won the 1985, 1993 and 2007 FIFA U-17 World Cup as well as the 1996 Olympic Football Tournament.

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