World Cup Watch: WAGs and celebrities

Monday 24 May 2010 00:01 BST

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In anticipation of the World Cup, The Independent is running down the key people and factors to keep an eye out for in South Africa with our World Cup Watch series.

Click here or click the image to launch our guide.

From free-kick takers to WAGs, blasts from the past to the youngsters, we'll have it all covered before things kick-off in Johannesburg.

In the latest instalment we take a look at the WAGs and celebrities who'll be gate-crashing the tournament. There will be no escaping them this summer (whatever Capello wishes), so, if you want to know your Coleen's from your Clancy's, here's our guide.

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World Cup Watch: WAGs and celebrities