In his latest video blog, Arsene Wenger discusses the hopes of the African teams at the World Cup.
The Frenchman wants South Africa to perform well as World Cup hosts and feels with coach Carlos Alberto Parreira they have a better chance than before.
But Wenger tells Eurosport TV's Soccer City show that he is worried that they just aren't good enough, particularly in a group featuring France, Mexico and Uruguay.
Arsène Wenger is the current Arsenal manager. He has managed the club since 1996. He is currently the club's longest serving manager and most successful, based on trophies won.
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