FC Dallas World Cup Headquarters

Well, the 2010 FIFA World Cup has come and gone, and the tournament certainly was a historic one. From controversial officiating to unbelievable upsets, there was no lack of drama at the world's greatest sporting event.

There are so many standout memories from the last month: the implosion of France; the fall of superpowers like Italy, Argentina and Brazil; team USA's dramatic survival of the group phase; the eerie talents of Paul the psychic octopus; and of course, Spain's first-ever finals appearance and World Cup championship.

FC Dallas hosted watching parties all World Cup long. Check out highlights from our Mexico watching parties in the Pizza Hut Park Stadium Club:

We also hosted a couple of USA watching parties in the Stadium Club. Here are the highlights of the matches against Slovenia and Algeria:

And if you didn't attend our USA vs. England watching party at Victory Park, here's what you missed:

And then, of course, there was the final match: Spain vs. Netherlands. We took this one to the historic Granada Theater in Dallas. Watch the highlights:

World Cup Testimonials

Ever wondered what it feels like to play on the biggest sporting stage in all the world? FCDallas.com has first-person accounts from those who have lived out their World Cup dream.

World Cup Testimony: Heath Pearce

World Cup Testimony: Chad Deering

World Cup Testimony: Oscar Pareja

World Cup Testimony: Zequinha

World Cup Features

Guarda confident that Brazil can beat Holland

What will the USMNT look like in 2014?

Gyan's strike ends dramatic U.S. run

Duo square off ahead of Argentina-Mexico

FCD players anoint U.S. as quarterfinalists

Hyndman adjusts schedule for US - Algeria

Late Donovan miracle sends US through

World Cup Predictions

World Cup Blog: American Outlaw reports from South Africa

Chávez excited about Honduras in World Cup

Jabu-what?

Ávila pulling for US, Mexico in World Cup

Baseball stars talk World Cup

Ihemelu's loyalties divided

Pearce moves past World Cup disappointment

Bobby Rhine: Pearce should be proud

Pearce has plenty to be proud of

Goodson may use World Cup as launching pad

US announces final 23-man World Cup roster

Heath Pearce Q&A: FC Dallas defender reacts to preliminary USMNT selection

FCD players proud of former teammate: USMNT defender Clarence Goodson played four seasons for Dallas

Pearce uses versatility to earn U.S. call: FCD defender set to join camp after strong 2010 start

Great expectations: A Q&A with World Cup referee Peter O'Leary

Kickabout Africa: Blog #1

Kickabout Africa: Blog #2

World Cup Primer

On June 3, 2010 FC Dallas hosted its first-ever "World Cup Primer" at Trinity Hall for members of the media industry. The purpose was to get our local Dallas-Fort Worth media excited about the world's greatest sporting event and provide a few cheat sheets for their impending coverage.

Download your very own cheat sheet.

Check out video highlights from the event: