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Watch World Cup Matches Live on Your PC

World Cup fever has enveloped the globe, and that means the national flags are going to come out, ethnic drinking holes are going to fill up, and Americans are going to wonder with bewilderment why people don't call it 'soccer'. During the month-long tournament in South Africa, it is estimated that there will be some 950 million viewers around the world tuned in to watch on TV. But depending on where you live, it can be hard to catch live broadcasts of football matches, even during big tournaments like the World Cup. But thanks to Internet video streaming services, it is now possible to catch all of the action live no matter where you live.

Live Football 2010 is a video streaming service that specializes in football matches from around the globe. This service will help you keep track of literally every single match played in any division, anywhere. There are over 4000 individual channels available, but more importantly, robust search tools help you track down the events that you want to watch. You don't need any special hardware or software to connect, just an internet-enabled PC or Mac.

Head over to Live-Football-2010.com or click on the image below to check out their service for yourself.