Below is a list of teams, sorted by division, that qualified for the 2010 International World cup, held in South Africa. Unlike many events in the past, this 2010 tournament did not feature any new teams. Contrary to popular belief, Slovakia had played, but simply did not appear under the name “Slovakia” The North Korean international FIFA team fully qualified for a first appearance since the mid 20th century, 1966. Other longlost teams were Honduras and New Zealand. Both of which made their first appearances since the 1982 International games.
AFC, 4 Total International Qualified Teams
Australian International Football Team (20)
Japanese Football Team (45)
North Korean Team (105)
South Korean Team (47)
CAF, 6 Total qualified
Algeria (30)
Cameroon (19)
Côte d’Ivoire (27)
Ghana (32)
Nigeria (21)
South Africa (83) (hosts)
CONCACAF, 3 Total Qualified Teams
Honduras (38)
Mexico (17)
United States (14)
CONMEBOL, Five total teams
Argentina (7)
Brazil (1)
Chile (18)
Paraguay (31)
Uruguay (16)
OFC (1)
New Zealand (78)
UEFA. This division had the most number of teams qualifying. At 13 International Football teams represented, they comprise the overall majority of teams in the FIFA 2010 World Cup.
Denmark (36)
England (8)
France (9)
Germany (6)
Greece (13)
Italy (5)
Netherlands (4)
Portugal (3)
Serbia (15)
Slovakia (34)
Slovenia (25)
Spain (2)
Switzerland (24)

Above, team names are followed by a set of data. The parenthesis displays the qualification order prior to the start of the tournament. These rankings do not refelect performance at the international games.

The FIFA World Cup is usually just called the World Cup. The International Football, American Soccer, league is a tightly fitted football competition contested by the collection of senior men’s national teams of the members of Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA). FIFA is Footballs control union and policy making body. Every 4 years since the first tournament, which took place in 1930 has had a winner. The most recent, championship international world team is Spain, they won the 2010 FIFA tournament.
32 International teams start the event. As a whole, one could usually expect the better teams to win the tournament style of playing, and end up as the victorious international team. This is not always the case.