Historical place archive

Johannesburg in History

Browse historical events and people recorded at Johannesburg in Spain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.

11 records8 event labels5 people2010โ€“2010

Historical events in Johannesburg

2010

11 July 2010
Spain Captain Becomes World Champion
Iker Casillas ยท Football

Makes decisive saves during the final against the Netherlands.

11 July 2010
Spain Defensive World Champion
Sergio Ramos ยท Football

Starts every match during the title-winning tournament.

11 July 2010
Spain Midfield World Champion
Xavi Hernandez ยท Football

Controls possession and creates chances throughout the tournament.

11 July 2010
Spain World Champions
Vicente del Bosque ยท Football

Defeats the Netherlands after extra time in Johannesburg.

11 July 2010
Spain World Championship Winner
Andres Iniesta ยท Football

Delivers the goal securing Spain's first World Cup.

11 July 2010
World Cup Final Goal
Andres Iniesta ยท Football

Scores the extra-time winner against the Netherlands.

11 July 2010
World Cup Final Save from Robben
Iker Casillas ยท Football

Saves Arjen Robben's one-on-one chance before Spain win the final in extra time.

11 July 2010
World Cup Victory
Iker Casillas ยท Football

Captains Spain to its first FIFA World Cup title.

11 July 2010
World Cup Victory
Sergio Ramos ยท Football

Helps Spain win its first FIFA World Cup.

11 July 2010
World Cup Victory
Vicente del Bosque ยท Football

Guides Spain to its first FIFA World Cup title.

11 July 2010
World Cup Victory
Xavi Hernandez ยท Football

Helps Spain win its first FIFA World Cup.

Provenance

About these place records

These entries are generated from stored World History Database records whose country and place fields match Spain and Johannesburg. Names, dates, event labels and descriptions are reviewed and normalised as the database develops. Historical place names may not match modern administrative boundaries.

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