Spain and Holland ahead of the world cup final, with both countries desperate to lift the trophy for the first time ever. 32 teams have taken part in the tournament. The players are representing community groups fromaround the world that have one thing in coomon-they all use foot-ball,in one way or the other, to try to make the world a better place.
The African eam, they use foot ball to bring kids together and educate them about HIV and AIDS.
The peace team is from Israel and Palestine, and includes players from both communities. Other teams have come from Ireland and the Balkans where they use foot ball to unite children and heal sectarian and ethnic divisions.
In four years time, foot ball’s flagship tournament moves to Brazil, which shares many of south Africa’s pressing social problems- poverty, inequality, unemployment and violence
Prof.John Kurakar
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