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Sudáfrica España SUDÁFRICA Nr. Nombre Fecha Nac. Posición Clubs Altura 1 Rowen FERNANDEZ 28/02/1978 GK Arminia Bielefeld (GER) 187 2 Siboniso GAXA 06/04/1984 DF Mamelodi Sundowns (RSA) 178 3 Tsepo MASILELA 05/05/1985 DF Maccabi Haifa (ISR) 174 4 Aaron MOKOENA 25/11/1980 DF Blackburn Rovers (ENG) 183 5 Benson MHLONGO 09/11/1980 MF Orlando Pirates (RSA) 182 6 MacBeth SIBAYA 25/11/1977 MF Rubin Kazan (RUS) 176 7 Lance DAVIDS 11/04/1985 MF SuperSport Utd. (RSA) 171 8 Siphiwe TSHABALALA 25/09/1984 MF Kaizer Chiefs (RSA) 170 9 Katlego MPHELA 29/11/1984 FW Mamelodi Sundowns (RSA) 180 10 Steven PIENAAR 17/03/1982 MF Everton (ENG) 173 11 Elrio VAN HEERDEN 11/07/1983 MF Club Brugge (BEL) 168 12 Teko MODISE 22/12/1982 MF Orlando Pirates (RSA) 172 13 Kagisho DIKGACOI 24/11/1984 MF Golden Arrows (RSA) 180 14 Matthew BOOTH 14/03/1977 DF Mamelodi Sundowns (RSA) 198 15 Innocent MDLEDLE 11/12/1985 DF Orlando Pirates (RSA) 178 16 Itumeleng KHUNE 20/06/1987 GK Kaizer Chiefs (RSA) 180 17 Bernard PARKER 16/03/1986 FW Crvena Zvezda (SRB) 172 18 Thembinkosi FANTENI 02/02/1984 FW Maccabi Haifa (ISR) 177 19 Bryce MOON 06/04/1986 DF Panathinaikos (GRE) 173 20 Bongani KHUMALO 06/01/1987 DF SuperSport Utd. (RSA) 184 21 Katlego MASHEGO 18/05/1982 FW Orlando Pirates (RSA) 173 22 Brian BALOYI 16/03/1974 GK Mamelodi Sundowns (RSA) 186 23 Morgan GOULD 23/03/1983 DF SuperSport Utd. (RSA) 184 Entrenador: Joel SANTANA (BRA) ESPAÑA Nr. Nombre Fecha Nac. Posición Clubs Altura 1 Iker CASILLAS 20/05/1981 GK Real Madrid (ESP) 184 2 Raul ALBIOL 04/09/1985 DF Valencia (ESP) 187 3 Gerard PIQUE 02/02/1987 DF Barcelona (ESP) 193 4 Carlos MARCHENA 31/07/1979 DF Valencia (ESP) 182 5 Carles PUYOL 13/04/1978 DF Barcelona (ESP) 178 6 Pablo HERNANDEZ 11/04/1985 MF Valencia (ESP) 173 7 David VILLA 03/12/1981 FW Valencia (ESP) 175 8 XAVI Hernández 25/01/1980 MF Barcelona (ESP) 170 9 Fernando TORRES 20/03/1984 FW Liverpool (ENG) 181 10 Cesc FABREGAS 04/05/1987 MF Arsenal (ENG) 175 11 Juan CAPDEVILA 03/02/1978 DF Villarreal (ESP) 182 12 Sergi BUSQUETS 16/07/1988 MF Barcelona (ESP) 189 13 Diego LOPEZ 03/11/1981 GK Villarreal (ESP) 196 14 XABI ALONSO 25/11/1981 MF Liverpool (ENG) 183 15 SERGIO RAMOS 30/03/1986 DF Real Madrid (ESP) 183 16 Fernando LLORENTE 26/02/1985 FW Athletic Bilbao (ESP) 194 17 Daniel GUIZA 17/08/1980 FW Fenerbahce (TUR) 182 18 Albert RIERA 15/04/1982 MF Liverpool (ENG) 188 19 Alvaro ARBELOA 17/01/1983 DF Liverpool (ENG) 184 20 Santi CAZORLA 13/12/1984 MF Villarreal (ESP) 169 21 DAVID SILVA 08/01/1986 MF Valencia (ESP) 177 22 Juan Manuel MATA 28/04/1988 MF Valencia (ESP) 174 23 Pepe REINA 31/08/1982 GK Liverpool (ENG) 187 Entrenador: Vicente DEL BOSQUE (ESP) IRAK Nr. Nombre Fecha Nac. Posición Clubs Altura 1 NOOR SABRI 06/06/1984 GK Al Talaba (IRQ) 183 2 MOHAMMED ALI KAREEM 25/06/1986 DF Al Jazeira (UAE) 170 3 BASEM ABBAS 01/07/1982 DF Al Talaba (IRQ) 165 4 FAREED MAJEED 17/08/1986 DF Al Talaba (IRQ) 185 5 NASHAT AKRAM 12/09/1984 MF Al Gharafa (QAT) 182 6 SALIH SADIR 21/08/1981 MF Al Ahed (LIB) 170 7 EMAD MOHAMMED 24/07/1982 FW Sepahan (IRN) 175 8 LUAY SALAH 07/02/1982 FW Arbil (IRQ) 178 9 ABDUL WAHHAB 16/01/1979 MF Sepahan (IRN) 183 10 YOUNIS MAHMOUD 02/03/1983 FW Al Gharafa (QAT) 185 11 HAWAR MULLA MOHAMMED 01/06/1981 MF Anorthosis Famagusta (CYP) 170 12 MOHAMMED KASSID 10/12/1986 GK Al Zawraa (IRQ) 173 13 KARRAR JASSIM 11/06/1987 MF Al Wakra (QAT) 179 14 SALAM SHAKER 31/07/1986 DF Al Khor (QAT) 177 15 ALI HUSSEIN REHEMA 08/08/1985 DF Al Wakra (QAT) 180 16 DARA MOHAMMED 16/07/1987 DF Sulaymaniyah (IRQ) 182 17 ALAA ABDUL ZAHRA 22/12/1987 FW Al Khor (QAT) 180 18 MAHDI KAREEM 10/12/1983 MF Al Khor (QAT) 175 19 ABBAS ISAM 11/03/1987 DF Al Amana (IRQ) 180 20 SAMER SAEED 01/12/1987 MF Al Ahly (LBY) 170 21 ODAY TALIB 06/11/1981 GK Duhok (IRQ) 186 22 MUAYAD KHALID 01/09/1985 DF Al Quwa Al Jawiya (IRQ) 179 23 HALKARD MULLA MOHAMMED 11/03/1988 MF Sulaymaniyah (IRQ) 170 Entrenador: Bora MILUTINOVIC (SRB) NUEVA ZELANDA Nr. Nombre Fecha Nac. Posición Clubs Altura 1 Mark PASTON 13/12/1976 GK Wellington Phoenix (NZL) 195 2 Aaron SCOTT 18/07/1986 DF Waitakere Utd. (NZL) 178 3 Tony LOCHHEAD 12/01/1982 DF Wellington Phoenix (NZL) 183 4 Duncan OUGHTON 14/06/1977 MF Columbus Crew (USA) 175 5 Ben SIGMUND 03/02/1981 DF Wellington Phoenix (NZL) 187 6 Ivan VICELICH 03/09/1976 DF Auckland City (NZL) 190 7 Simon ELLIOTT 10/06/1974 MF San Jose Earthquakes (USA) 180 8 Tim BROWN 06/03/1981 MF Wellington Phoenix (NZL) 185 9 Shane SMELTZ 29/09/1981 FW Gold Coast United (AUS) 184 10 Chris KILLEN 08/10/1981 FW Celtic (SCO) 188 11 Leo BERTOS 20/12/1981 MF Wellington Phoenix (NZL) 177 12 Glen MOSS 19/01/1983 GK Melbourne Victory (AUS) 188 13 Andy BARRON 24/12/1980 MF Petone (NZL) 178 14 Jeremy CHRISTIE 22/05/1983 MF Wellington Phoenix (NZL) 180 15 Jeremy BROCKIE 07/10/1987 FW North Queensland Fury (AUS) 182 16 Chris JAMES 04/07/1987 MF Tampere Utd. (FIN) 182 17 Dave MULLIGAN 24/03/1982 DF Wellington Phoenix (NZL) 173 18 Andy BOYENS 18/09/1983 DF New York Red Bulls (USA) 192 19 Steven OLD 17/02/1986 DF Kilmarnock (SCO) 191 20 Chris WOOD 07/12/1991 FW West Bromwich Albion (ENG) 191 21 Kris BRIGHT 05/09/1986 FW Panserraikos (GRE) 188 22 Jarrod SMITH 20/06/1984 FW Seattle Sounders (USA) 185 23 James BANNATYNE 30/06/1975 GK Petone (NZL) 195 Entrenador: Ricki HERBERT (NZL).
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