Can you name the cities that have hosted one or more FIFA World Cup games since 1930? by 1447

Can you name the cities that have hosted one or more FIFA World Cup games since 1930?

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NOTE: South Korea and Japan co-hosted the 2002 World Cup, I split them into two separate columns for simplicity's sake.
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1930 Uruguay

1934 Italy

1938 France

1950 Brazil

1954 Switzerland

1958 Sweden

1962 Chile

1966 England

1970 Mexico

1974 West Germany

1978 Argentina

1982 Spain

1986 Mexico

1990 Italy

1994 United States

1998 France

2002 Korea...

...and Japan

2006 Germany

2010 South Africa

2014 Brazil

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FIFA World Cup Cities Quiz

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Created Jun 20, 2010 in Sports
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	jonnyr12:	Jun 21st, 2010 at 00:52 GMT	2 points
	Great stuff. Given that you accepted the main city as an answer for most of the suburban American stadiums in 1994 (Boston for Foxborough, etc), I would accept New York for East Rutherford. As a Yank this didn't trip me up for a second, but it might cause others problems.

	fordefr:	Aug 6th, 2010 at 23:10 GMT	2 points
	Berlin should be accepted for West Berlin. Besides that, good quiz.

	1447:	Aug 7th, 2010 at 00:43 GMT	1 point
	@fordefr: Today's Berlin and West Berlin was two different cities, just like East and West Germany was two different countries. While technically one city, Berlin was divided into East and West by international borders. I guess you can compare it to the San Diego-Tijuana conurbation; one single settlement, two cities simply because they are divided by the US-Mexico border.

	PurppuraSuihku:	Aug 19th, 2010 at 23:15 GMT	1 point
	Damn hard, but interesting! Most known that I didn't get was Florence at 70%, least known that I got was Norrköping at 3%.. And I'd never heard of Sandviken though I've been to our neighboring country many times. Not surprisingly, the 2002 was the hardest, got only 3 from both countries..