VOICED: South African stadiums set for football countdown

The video provides an overview of the most iconic stadiums for the upcoming World Cup in South Africa. It highlights the unique designs and cultural inspirations behind each venue, such as the giraffe-shaped pillars of the Nail Sprout Stadium and the unifying symbolism of the Durban stadium. Soccer City is noted for its capacity and strategic location, while Ellis Park is remembered for its historical significance. The Port Elizabeth Stadium is nicknamed the Sunflower due to its reflective roof, and the Cape Town Stadium is praised for its scenic location. Each stadium reflects a blend of tradition and modernity, symbolizing the continent's pride in hosting the World Cup.

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

• Cape Town Stadium

• Ellis Park

• Nail Sprout Stadium

• Soccer City

What is the seating capacity of Soccer City?

• 80,000

• 85,000

• 95,000

• 90,000

Where did the Springboks win their first Rugby World Cup?

• Port Elizabeth Stadium

• Soccer City

• Ellis Park

• Durban Ground

What nickname has the Port Elizabeth Stadium acquired?

• The Sunflower

• The Tulip

• The Rose

• The Lily

What does the design of the Durban Ground symbolize?

• The country's natural beauty

• The strength of the nation

• The unification of the country

• The diversity of cultures