FIFA World Cup 2010: The Final Curtain

In 2010 the Soccer World Cup was held in South Africa. It was the nineteenth event in the history of FIFA. There were 32 countries qualifying for this cup. Winning over Netherlands, Spain became the finalist and won the cup for the first time.

South Africa was selected over Egypt and Morocco as a host country and became the first African state to welcome the finalists. There were 32 participating teams but only three of them were chosen for playing in the final of the championship. I remember watching the last match on TV. I tried to complete custom term papers writing before the game started but had some problems with finding the relevant sources and did not manage to finish it on time. For this reason, I was trying to combine business with pleasure and continued working. Still, after the first minutes of the game I was so overwhelmed with it that even did not notice how put the paper aside. The match was played in Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa. This match would become history as a decisive game, giving Spain their first world title. When Andres Iniesta scored the only goal after the extra time, defeating the third-time finalists Netherlands, I was in the seventh heaven [Picture 1]. This game was really worth watching it [Picture 2]. The climax at the last moment of the game intensified impressions from it. It inspired me and I decided to devote a custom essays about one of outstanding sportsmen to Andres Iniesta, the hero of the day.