Interview with Pele at Euro 2000

The transcript discusses the bidding process for the 2006 FIFA World Cup, highlighting the main contenders: Germany, England, South Africa, Morocco, and Brazil. The speaker expresses a preference for Africa to host the World Cup, as it is the only continent without one. Brazil's challenges in competing with European countries are noted, and the speaker predicts the decision will be between Germany and Africa. The conversation concludes with a farewell.

Which continents were mentioned as potential hosts for the 2006 World Cup?

• Europe and Asia

• Africa and South America

• North America and Oceania

• Antarctica and Europe

Why did the speaker believe Africa should host the World Cup?

• Africa has the best football teams

• Africa has the largest stadiums

• Africa has the most fans

• Africa is the only continent without a World Cup

What was the reaction in Brazil to the speaker's support for Africa's bid?

• They were supportive

• They were upset

• They were confused

• They were indifferent

What was the speaker's opinion on Brazil's readiness to compete with European countries for the World Cup bid?

• Brazil had the best dossier

• Brazil was not prepared

• Brazil was well-prepared

• Brazil had no interest

According to the speaker, which two regions were most likely to win the 2006 World Cup bid?

• South Africa and Morocco

• England and Brazil

• Brazil and England

• Germany and Africa