ESPN knows that everyone is counting down the days until the opening kick-off of the 2010 World Cup in June. Luckily, they've started their World Cup coverage early with 101 days of soccer features. Here is a look at their first two offerings:
- March 1st: The top 50 players in the world - As expected. Messi tops the chart Ronaldo, Rooney, Kaka and Xavi round out the top five. Spain takes six of the first 16 spot, while USA is only listed once (50th place - Landon Donovan).
- March 2nd: ESPN ranks the 10 must see games of the group stage, including South Africa vs. Mexico (opening match June 11th), England vs. USA (June 12th), Brazil vs. Ivory Coast (June 20th), and Ghana vs. Germany (June 23rd - key Group D match-up).
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