England have finally made it to the FIFA World Cup final after a 44 year barren spell. 

Ok…. I’m not talking about the England national team (they are all off sunning themselves on a beach in various parts of the world like the pampered millionaires they are).  No, I’m talking about England’s officiating representative Howard Webb.

Four years after English refereeing was ridiculed in the wake of Graham Poll’s embarrassing performance at World Cup 2006, Webb will become the first official to oversee both the Champions League final and the World Cup final in the same season. The 38-year-old Yorkshireman, who is currently on a five-year break from South Yorkshire police where he serves as a sergeant, will be assisted by Darren Cann and Michael Mullarkey.

England football superstar Wayne Rooney just can’t wait to get the FIFA World Cup 2010 underway. “I just can’t wait now,” he said. “The sooner it comes, the better.”

Although the subject of his temper was a major topic of conversation during yesterday’s 3-0 win over Platinum Stars in an unofficial friendly, the England forward is focused purely on beating USA in the Group C opener in Rustenburg on Saturday.

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England ace Steven Gerrard believes 22-year-old Adam Johnson has “a fantastic chance” of being part of the England team final cut for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™.

The Manchester City winger was named in the initial 30-player party by Fabio Capello. The final 23 players will be chosen on the 1st June following the friendly internationals against Mexico at Wembley tonight and Japan in Graz on the 30th May.

Johnson caught the eye of Gerrard and excited Capello during the second half of the campaign at Eastlands. The former Middlesbrough man is expected to play at least some part against Mexico this evening.

If like us you simply can’t wait for the FIFA 2010 World Cup South Africa we’ve got great news!

EA Sports, the software gurus who brought you the awesome FIFA football game series has just released 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa to celebrate the greatest game on earth.

So real is the game that it features all 199 national teams that took part in qualification. It also includes a ‘full and authentic’ online tournament mode so you can battle against fans from rival countries.

Looks like we’ll be having some late nights ahead!

The 2010 FIFA  World Cup kicks off on Friday 11th June at 4.00pm in Johannesburg, South Africa. The opening game sees the host nation take on the might of Mexico.

DNA Kids Soccer Superstar Football Party will be keeping you up-to-date on all the latest news, fixtures and results throughout the competition (11th June – 11th July).

You can also get regular updates on our Twitter and Facebook pages.

So join us this Summer and share the passion with FIFA and DNA Kids Soccer Superstar Football Party