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BBC One - Match of the Day Live, 2010 FIFA World Cup, Final - Spain v Netherlands

Coverage of the World Cup final between Spain and the Netherlands in Johannesburg.

Gary Lineker hosts live coverage of the 2010 World Cup final from Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg. Spain take on the Netherlands, neither having won the World Cup before.

Gary Lineker presents live coverage of the 19th FIFA World Cup final. 

The eyes of the world will be focussed on Johannesburg's Soccer City Stadium to see who is crowned as the 2010 world champions, and the first on African soil. Thirty-two countries arrived in South Africa with hopes of lifting the trophy; 61 games later, only Spain and the Netherlands remain, neither of whom have won the World Cup before.

Extra time and penalty kicks are again an option should the score be level after 90 minutes. Mark Lawrenson and Guy Mowbray commentate.

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Live action from the 2010 World Cup held in South Africa from 11 June -11 July.

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