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Switzerland defeated Spain 1-0 in a major 2010 World Cup upset. The score "Zero - one" means Spain scored zero while Switzerland scored one goal.

Toyota is associated with 'Quality Revolution' through their pioneering Toyota Production System (TPS). This manufacturing philosophy revolutionized quality control in the automotive industry through concepts like Kaizen (continuous improvement) and Just-In-Time manufacturing. Toyota's commitment to quality became a global benchmark.

Ratio 3:2 is correct. If train lengths are L1, L2 and speeds v1, v2, then L1/v1=27, L2/v2=17, and (L1+L2)/(v1+v2)=23. Substituting L1=27v1, L2=17v2: (27v1+17v2)/(v1+v2)=23. Solving: 27v1+17v2=23v1+23v2, so 4v1=6v2, giving v1:v2=3:2.

Simon Poulsen is correct. In the 2010 World Cup Group E match between Netherlands and Denmark, Simon Poulsen (Denmark) accidentally scored an own goal when his cross deflected off the post into his own net.

Jabulani is correct. The Jabulani was the official match ball for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, manufactured by Adidas.

Johannesburg is correct. The final match of the 2010 FIFA World Cup (Spain vs Netherlands) was played at Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg on July 11, 2010.

5 is correct. The record for most goals by a single player in one World Cup match is 5, achieved by Oleg Salenko (Russia) against Cameroon in 1994. No player has scored 8 or 11 in a match. The record for most goals in a single World Cup tournament is also held by Just Fontaine with 13 goals in 1958.

Didier Drogba is correct. Didier Drogba (Ivory Coast) fractured his arm in a pre-tournament friendly against Japan but still played in the group stage match against Brazil, coming on as a second-half substitute. He was a Chelsea star at the time.

Korea DPR is correct. PRK is the ISO and FIFA abbreviation for Korea DPR (North Korea). Korea Republic (South Korea) uses KOR. Paraguay is PAR and Portugal is POR.