‘It’s Tshabalala … Goal, Bafana Bafana … Goal for South Africa … Goal for all Africa … Jabulila … Rejoice!’ Relive Siphiwe Tshabalala’s wonder strike 10 years on from the historic opening game of the 2010 Fifa World Cup in Johannesburg.

The goal, its importance and, let’s not forget the celebration, on this day 10 years ago set South Africa and the Fifa World Cup alight.

Shabba’s opening goal of the World Cup is arguably the most iconic goal in South African football history and its importance has not diminished over the years.

Relive the moment here:

@RocketLab today launched its #DontStopMeNow mission

We suspect the rocket @siphiweshabba launched 10 years ago today made even more noise as Soccer City erupted in South Africa 2010’s Opening Match #TBT | @BafanaBafana | #WorldCuppic.twitter.com/5wg9GAazhL

— FIFAWorldCup (@FIFAWorldCup) June 11, 2020

Bafana may have gone on to be eliminated in the group stages of the competition, but despite this big disappointment the memory of Shabba’s strike still sends shivers down the spine of anyone lucky enough to have witnessed the historic moment.