It is time to get hooked on to your seats to watch the most record player of world's biggest sporting extravaganza − FIFA World Cup. This event brings about so much excitement and frenzy around the world that evens the Olympics do not match this euphoria. With South Africa hosting this event in 2010, the soccer fans are heading to this country to watch their favorite teams and players battle it out for a much-cherished victory. The following is a list of top 10 players whose goal livescore must be watched during this world cup:

Lionel Messi (Forward, Argentina): He has scored as many as 17 goals this season while playing for his club, Barcelona. He is a treat to watch. You must watch the goal of season when he equals the highest number of goals in Spain.

Cristiano Ronaldo (Midfielder, Portugal): This 2008 FIFA World Cup Footballer of the Year has the capability to strike from nowhere. Last year, this excellent dribbler, header, and top-class free kick taker was taken over by Real Madrid from Manchester United for a record $132 million.

Wayne Rooney (Forward, England): Rooney plays equally well in all three forward positions. If you watch his live soccer, you will find him all over the field whether in front or in the mid field or providing a gentle tap for scoring the goal. You can capture his games season on your TV or Internet while he plays in South Africa.

Kaka (Midfielder, Brazil): He is the anchor of the Brazilian team. His artistic counterattack results in exposing chinks in the opposition defense.

Xavi (Midfielder, Spain): If anyone would have watched you wins most season, his four awesome goals against archrivals Real Madrid in 2009, leading to the Barcelona club victory by 6-2, he would have enjoyed the contest thoroughly. Xavi is a master of short passes, and his organizational skills have long been hailed by his club and national team. The scoring goal will be on display in South Africa as well.

Didier Drogba (Forward, Ivory Coast): Playing for his club Chelsea, he scored 19 goals, the second highest this season after Wayne Rooney. Aged 31, he is still agile, and watching his score at livescor makes one think whether anybody will score more than him

Luis Fabiano (Forward, Brazil): He is said to be the foremost striker of Brazilian team. Because of his temperamental nature, he acts like a thunderbolt to score over any mistake of the opposition and turns it to his team's advantage.

Gianluigi Buffon (Goalie, Italy): He is a rock solid Italian goalkeeper, who rarely makes a mistake. Sound positional skills and good anticipation of the shot direction make him a formidable barrier in front of the goal.

Michael Ballack (Midfielder, Germany): Ballack has been the German team's captain since 2008. Seeing his scoring goal is a treat. He is one such player who lifts the game of his entire team and makes each player play with greater fluidity and efficiency. He never lets his team underperform.

Lucio (Defender, Brazil): No one doubts his specialization in heading the ball. His aerial command and a foul-less game make him a prized possession for Brazil. He can stop anybody from lifting the fifa season of his side.