South Africa Mexico Draw The First 2010 World Cup Score

Written by :

Don Shapiro

11 June, 2010

The South Africa team scored the first goal but Mexico came back to tie it, keeping both Group A teams very much in the mix. The draw would pay out over US$20 for every US$10 bet.

Veteran Rafael Marquez tied the game for Mexico following winger Siphiwe Tshabalala giving South Africa the first goal.

South Africa is a huge underdog to win the 2010 World Cup at 100/1 odds.

The next game goes off at 2:30 pm EST in the US on ESPN, 7:30 pm in London: Uruguay vs. France.

France was getting 70 percent of the public backing coming into their match with Uruguay.

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Spain will face off against Cape Verde as a big -1500 favorite. Cape Verde pays out US$3000 for every US$100 bet should they upset Spain here.

Alexander Isak pays US$410 for every US$100 bet to score the first goal in the Sweden vs. Tunisia match late Sunday (early Monday for most of you).

The Netherlands enter as the favorite Sunday, but Japan has developed a reputation for upsetting elite European sides in recent World Cups.

Crysencio Summerville pays out US$850 for every US$100 bet to score the first goal in this World Cup match, Netherlands vs. Japan.