The Cape Town Stadium (Afrikaans: Kaapstad-Stadion; Xhosa: Inkundla Yezemidlalo Yasekapa)[2] In Cape Town, South Africa Is A Newly Built Stadium That Was Used For The 2010 Fifa World Cup.[3] During The Planning Stage, It Was Known As The Green Point Stadium, Which Was The Name Of The Previous Stadium On The Site, And This Name Was Also Used Frequently During World Cup Media Coverage. The Stadium Is Located In Green Point, Between Signal Hill And The Atlantic Ocean, Close To The Cape Town City Centre And To The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, A Popular Tourist And Shopping Venue. The Stadium Has A Capacity Of 64,100.[4] The Stadium Is Connected To The Waterfront By A New Road Connection, Granger Bay Boulevard, And Is Surrounded By A 60 Hectare Urban Park. The Stadium Was Built By South African Construction Contractor Murray & Roberts.

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