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Watch Spain vs Iraq at Rafiki's in Cape Town
Spain takes on Iraq in Match 5 of the Confederations Cup on 17 June - watch this game on six big screens at Rafiki's in Cape Town
Spain comes up against Iraq on Wednesday 17 June at 16h00 at the Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein in Match 5 of the 2009 Confederations Cup. You can watch this game live in Cape Town!
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Confederations Cup Video Spain - Iraq 1-0
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Simply round up some friends and head down to the vibey and legendary Rafiki’s restaurant in Cape Town.
Rafiki’s is a popular venue to watch live soccer in Cape Town, and they show all major games on their six big-screen televisions positioned throughout the venue.
They’re also well-known for their pizzas, and they make a mean cocktail too! On Mondays and Thursdays you can buy two pizzas for the price of one.
Watch Spain vs Iraq on TV in Cape Town:
Date: 17 June
Time: 16h00
Venue: Rafiki’s Restaurant and Bar
Location: 13B Kloofnek Road, Cape Town
Telephone: +27 (0) 21 426 4731
You can watch all the 2009 Confederations Cup matches without ever leaving Cape Town, so make sure you soak up your fair share of quality soccer in this curtain-raiser tournament for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
See all the Confederation’s Cup games you can watch at Rafiki’s Bar and Restaurant in Cape Town by taking a look at the full 2009 Confederations Cup Match Schedule.
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