Serbia squad arrive in South Africa

Serbia's national football team arrived on Tuesday in Johannesburg, South Africa. This is where the team will stay during the FIFA 2010 World Cup. Serbia squad arrive in South Africa The top world football competition, held once in four years, will last from June 11 until July 11. The Serbian players were welcomed by a Serbian Football Association delegation headed by President Tomislav Karadzic and General Secretary Zoran Lakovic. 32 nations that have won the right to take part in the competition are divided into eight groups, that will each have top two teams progress to the last 16. Serbia was drawn to Group D, along with Germany, Ghana and Australia. The national squad will play its first World Cup match against Ghana in Pretoria, on Sunday, June 13. More photos from Johannesburg this Tuesday The team bus leaves the airport (Beta)

Serbia squad arrive in South Africa

The top world football competition, held once in four years, will last from June 11 until July 11.

The Serbian players were welcomed by a Serbian Football Association delegation headed by President Tomislav Karadžić and General Secretary Zoran Laković.

32 nations that have won the right to take part in the competition are divided into eight groups, that will each have top two teams progress to the last 16.

Serbia was drawn to Group D, along with Germany, Ghana and Australia.

The national squad will play its first World Cup match against Ghana in Pretoria, on Sunday, June 13.

More photos from Johannesburg this Tuesday