The Serbians had a disappointing World Cup campaign in 2006, having failed to win a single game, a record they will surely look to set right in South Africa.
The initial signs look promising as they finished above a star-studded France in their qualifying group. Serbia can call upon one the best defenders in world football Nemanja Vidic and experienced Inter Milan midfielder Dejan Stankovic.
The two form the backbone of the Serbian side and any hopes of advancing through to the knockout stages rests on their shoulders.
Coach: Radomir Antic
Radomir Antic is one of Serbia's finest coaching exports, the former Real Madrid and Barcelona chief has a reputation of been a crisis coach has transformed Serbia into a solid footballing unit.
Captain: Dejan Stankovic
The most experienced player in the squad Dejan Stankovic was the natural choice to lead the team in South Africa. A versatile midfielder equally comfortable as an attacking or defensive midfielder who is best known best known for his powerful shooting, effective passing and creativity.
Star Players: Nemanja Vidic, Dejan Stankovic, Nikola Zigic
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