Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium - Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth

The city does not currently have a dedicated football stadium. All international matches were played at the Eastern Province rugby team's ground, including the 2005 Nelson Mandela Challenge between South Africa and Senegal at the rugby union stadium.

Despite not having a team in the Premier Soccer League, the city is exceptionally passionate about football. Whenever football games are staged, it is always to a capacity crowd.

The 2010 FIFA World Cup™ affords the host city an opportunity to build a dedicated football stadium -and capitalise on the football mania of its citizens. The stadium will be built on the North End Lake, which will make an idyllic setting for match days. The features will include a three-tier design with two rings of skyboxes.

Individual Match Tickets prices

Prices in US Dollars (US $)

Matches	Teams	Cat. 1	Cat. 2	Cat. 3	Wheelchair
Group	Korea Republic - Greece	160	120	80	20
Group	Côte d'Ivoire - Portuga	160	120	80	20
Group	Germany - Serbia	160	120	80	20
Group	Honduras - Chile	160	120	80	20
Group	Slovenia - England	160	120	80	20
Round of 16	1A vs 2B	200	150	100	50
Quarter-final	W53 vs W54	300	200	150	75
3rd/4th Place Match	L61 vs L62	300	200	150	75

Prices in South African Rand (ZAR)

Matches	Teams	Cat. 1	Cat. 2	Cat. 3	Cat. 4	Wheelchair
Group	Korea Republic - Greece	1,120	840	560	140	140
Group	Côte d'Ivoire - Portugal	1,120	840	560	140	140
Group	Germany - Serbia	1,120	840	560	140	140
Group	Chile - Switzerland	1,120	840	560	140	140
Group	Slovenia - England	1,120	840	560	140	140
Round of 16	1A vs 2B	1,400	1,050	700	350	350
Quarter-final	W53 vs W54	2,100	1,400	1,050	525	525
3rd/4th Place Match	L61 vs L62	2,100	1,400	1,050	525	525