Switzerland - Back in 2008, the Swiss successfully landed manager Ottmar Hitzfeld. Since that point, their soccer program has started to elevate up to a very serious level amongst the soccer rich nations of Europe. In 2010, Hitzfeld hopes that his squad can take the next step and make some real noise in the World Cup.
Honduras - Possibly the luckiest team to make the World Cup, Honduras looks to make the most of its opportunity here in South Africa in 2010. However, a very tough group makes the prospects for progression and success look grim at best.
Chile - The last time that we saw the Chileans in the World Cup was in 1998 in France. Since that point, their nation has been in decline in terms of soccer prowess. However, a return to South Africa this year brings renewed hope, and a relatively easy draw could be parlayed into a trip into soccer’s version of the Sweet 16.
Spain - The #1 ranked team in the world has itself a heck of a draw to reach the World Cup finals. Spain won’t be interested in anything less than the trophy, as it has an incredibly talented side that cannot be wasted in South Africa.
