World Cup 2010: Every Goal Scored In Group Play (VIDEO)

After two weeks of group stage matches, this morning marks the first day of the 2010 FIFA World Cup's knockout stage. Before we look ahead to this afternoon's big elimination showdown between USA and Ghana, we thought it would be fun to take a look back at the first phase of the World Cup and compile into chronological order every goal scored from group play. 32 teams, 48 games, and 101 goals scored in total (103 if you happen to include a certain two USA goals that were controversially discounted). Without further ado, we now present to you... every single goal scored in the World Cup, up until now. Enjoy!

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Video Produced By HuffPost's Ben Craw

Comments

[Manwhatthe]

08:10 PM on 08/24/2010

I've noticed Ben Craw has a lot of Huff Posts which feature movies.

[Manwhatthe]

08:10 PM on 08/24/2010

I love soccer. It's a great sport.

[Charlie Fox]

03:44 AM on 06/28/2010

I heard some conservative whack-job recently say something to the effect of "Soccer used to be played with a human head! Rar! Jingoism!" My first thought was "Hey, now THAT actually sounds watchable!"

[UsedConn41]

10:41 PM on 06/27/2010

Ghana is a bunch of skirts. actors. actors. actors. stallers. at least we didnt flop around and fall back on the things toddlers do for attention to get our way.

[truffs1010]

06:46 AM on 06/27/2010

sour grapes from the compiler showing the disallowed American goals. It happens to all teams, get over it.

[Nov Sivutha]

04:38 AM on 06/27/2010

USA football players are very weak and stupid that i have never met. The most popular player, Donavan, did not shot into the goal with Ghana, Ghana is wonderful and awesome.

[only livin boy in NY]

08:53 PM on 06/26/2010

wow that was a looooooooooooong 30 seconds

[SirSlappy]

07:09 PM on 06/26/2010

Gee, all three of them?

[tkondaks]

05:43 PM on 06/26/2010

This montage was only borderline less boring than actually sitting through a soccer match. It confirms to me why I am not a soccer fan.

[begoniac]

11:08 PM on 06/26/2010

You're so uninterested in soccer that you bothered to open a report about the World Cup and watch an 11-minute video. Then you went to the trouble of writing a comment. Why?

[chi01]

11:34 PM on 06/26/2010

LOL...nice

[bigfated]

02:53 PM on 06/26/2010

I'm very busy. Please let me know when Cheney dies.

[memphis360]

07:20 PM on 06/26/2010

That is what I'm waiting for.

[CanadianBeef]

10:23 PM on 06/26/2010

Are you in a pool? I have July 3rd.

[hopefull2008]

01:27 AM on 06/27/2010

Dude, it might be okay to think that but you shouldn't be saying it. Think of the children .. think of Liz.

[ekrub]

06:47 PM on 06/27/2010

Under normal circumstances I would agree. However, rather than comforting her sick father, Liz was on TV this morning blathering on about the latest GOP nonsense.

[BDeddens]

01:58 PM on 06/26/2010

Awesome! I love the announcer during the second replay of Donavan's goal against Algeria. Classic!

[HamletsMill]

12:56 AM on 06/27/2010

Back in the last World Cup I watched with some friends from Central America. We turned the English broadcast down and found it broadcast in Spanish on the Internet for their team! It was fabulous to listen in Spanish! The two announcers CALLED THE GAME continuously for the entire time like EVERY MOMENT is a break on the goal! So much more intense and interesting than the British broadcasts that are so distant with so much dead air like they are discussing someone painting a fence. Always listen in a Spanish broadcast even if you don't speak Spanish! It is FABULOUS and so much genuine fun and full of such enthusiasm and emotional energy!

[ontariogirl]

02:15 PM on 06/27/2010

If I watch it in Spanish I'll have a heart attack. It is soooo passionate. I do it for my health. Argentina/Mexico will be a nice game to watch......both play well. Poetry in motion.

[LastWave]

02:04 AM on 06/28/2010

so the announcers are what do it for you?

[HamletsMill]

01:09 AM on 06/27/2010

Here it is for you! Wonderful!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/24/usa-world-cup-goal-amazin_n_623625.html#s105961

[BDeddens]

01:57 AM on 06/27/2010

Thanks for the link! And good idea.

[tnlcallen]

01:55 PM on 06/26/2010

12 Minutes? For the entire world cup so far? Wow, no wonder it hasn't caught on here as a spectator sport.

[BDeddens]

01:59 PM on 06/26/2010

Ugh.

[begoniac]

03:07 PM on 06/26/2010

The people who don't know diddly about soccer, yet feel compelled to make snide comments, are getting tiresome. If you think it hasn't caught on, check out these videos:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/24/usa-world-cup-goal-amazin_n_623625.html#s105225

[LastWave]

02:08 AM on 06/28/2010

i played soccer for awhile. it is boring to watch. if i wanna see someone play "keep-away"
for an hour, i'll watch my neighbors kids play outside my window.
i do enjoy the highlights though.
also i have the attention span of a goldfish...........ohhh! i owned myself there!

[captain ham]

01:50 PM on 06/26/2010

One World One Cup

[annieluc]

01:42 PM on 06/26/2010

Great compilation, but take that stupid music off!!! Goals are enjoyed by listening to the commentator and the crowd.

[hector74elp]

12:31 PM on 06/26/2010

awesome!