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The stadium preparations for the world cup 2010 is going in a good pace.The stadiums are being put through their testing paces by hosting sporting events. And with just over 100 days left until the tournament gets underway, all but two have successfully hosted major sporting events. While there are 10 stadiums in total that will host FIFA World Cup matches, five of them are new and one - Soccer City - has received a massive upgrade.Chief Executive Officer of the 2010 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee, Dr Danny Jordaan, said there was never any doubt that the stadiums would be ready. "We always knew that our stadiums would be ready and not only that, we knew that they would be among the best the world has seen."
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