VOICED: South African stadiums set for football countdown

The video explores ten stadiums for the World Cup in South Africa, highlighting their unique designs and historical significance. It covers the Nail Sprout Stadium's African-inspired architecture, Soccer City's role in hosting key matches, Ellis Park's renovation for the event, Peter Mokaba Stadium's close audience experience, and Cape Town Stadium's iconic location. Each stadium reflects a blend of tradition and modernity, symbolizing Africa's cultural and sporting heritage.

Which stadium is known for its giraffe-shaped pillars and zebra-striped seating?

• Cape Town Stadium

• Ellis Park

• Soccer City

• Nail Sprout Stadium

What is the seating capacity of Soccer City?

• 80,000 seats

• 90,000 seats

• 70,000 seats

• 100,000 seats

Ellis Park is famous for hosting which significant event in 1995?

• First Soccer World Cup

• First Rugby World Cup

• First Olympic Games

• First Cricket World Cup

The Peter Mokaba Stadium is named after a notable figure associated with which movement?

• Anti-Apartheid Movement

• Civil Rights Movement

• Women's Rights Movement

• Environmental Movement

Which stadium is located between Table Mountain and Robben Island?

• Ellis Park

• Cape Town Stadium

• Nail Sprout Stadium

• Soccer City