Group by group guide to the World Cup

The tournament is about to get started, we take a closer look all the teams, star players and make our verdict.

Tuesday 08 June 2010 00:00 BST

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Group A: France, Mexico, Uruguay, South Africa

Group B: Argentina, Greece, Nigeria, South Korea

Group C: England (in-depth) / Algeria, Slovenia, USA

Group D: Australia, Germany, Ghana, Serbia

Group E: Cameroon, Denmark, Japan, Netherlands

Group F: Italy, Paraguay, Slovakia, New Zealand

Group G: Brazil, Ivory Coast, North Korea, Portugal

Group H: Chile, Honduras, Spain, Switzerland