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Wesley Sneijder Amazing Goal - AC Milan vs Inter Milan (2-1) - 06/08/2011

2011-08-09T18:50:00.000+08:00

Kelantan 1-2 Terengganu FINAL Piala FA 2011 | Gol Nordin Alias

2011-06-13T10:38:00.000+08:00

Kelantan 1-2 Terengganu FINAL Piala FA 2011 | Gol Azwan Roya

2011-06-13T10:37:00.000+08:00

Kelantan 1-2 Terengganu FINAL Piala FA 2011 | Gol Sendiri Daudsu

2011-06-12T01:03:00.000+08:00

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2010-11-07T13:58:00.000+08:00

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2010-10-31T14:37:00.000+08:00

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2010-10-31T14:30:00.000+08:00

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Shakira - Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) (The Official 2010 FIFA ...

2010-07-05T12:47:00.000+08:00

New Zealand 1 - 1 Slovakia

2010-06-16T00:35:00.000+08:00

New Zealand 1 - 1 Slovakia
half-time (0 - 0)

referee : spectators :
Jerome Damon (South Africa) 23,871
match details :
42' T. Lochhead
50' [0 - 1] R. Vittek
55' Z. Strba
90' W. Reid [1 - 1]
90' W. Reid

Ivory Coast 0 - 0Portugal

2010-06-16T00:34:00.001+08:00

FT Ivory Coast 0 - 0 Portugal
half-time (0 - 0)

referee : spectators :
Jorge Larrionda (Uruguay) 37,430
match details :
7' D. Zokora
21' G. Demel C. Ronaldo
statistics :
shots on target : 1 - 1
shots off target : 6 - 5
possession (%) : 51 - 49
corner kicks : 6 - 4
offsides : 2 - 1
fouls : 17 - 14
yellow cards : 2 - 1
red cards : 0 - 0

RESULT FOR TODAY

2010-06-14T21:31:00.000+08:00

Group E Soccer City Stadium, Johannesburg
15:30 June 14
FT Holland 2 - 0 Denmark
half-time (0 - 0)

referee : spectators :
Stéphane Lannoy (France) 83,465
match details :
44' N.d. Jong
46' S. Poulsen (o.g.) [1 - 0]
49' R.v. Persie
64' S. Kjær
85' D. Kuyt [2 - 0]

World Cup 2010: Highlighting day one

2010-06-12T09:22:00.001+08:00

South Africa 1, Mexico 1

How did it happen? The underdog South Africans weathered an early storm and got the game to halftime, 0-0, before Siphiwe Tshabalala struck a tremendous left-footed shot in the 55th minute to give the hosts the lead. But Mexico equalized in the 79th minute on a goal by Rafael Marquez. South Africa had a couple of chances late to retake the lead, the best of which came when Katlego Mphela caught up to a long ball into the Mexico box and fired a left-footer off the left goalpost and out.

Uruguay 0, France 0

How did it happen? Uruguay made it a priority early to shut down the France attack and clearly was playing for a draw. The Uruguayans played with five defenders and hoped to frustrate the French and catch their opponents with a counterattack goal from Diego Forlan or Luis Suarez. And when substitute Nicolas Lodeiro was red-carded in the 81st minute, that left Uruguay with 10 men. They had to buckle down and play even harder, defensively, and they did it. France’s Thierry Henry came on as a sub and in the 89th minute was involved in some irony, when his header went off the arm of Uruguay defender Mauricio Victorino. Henry appealed for a handball, which was not called. Henry, of course, was the player whose handball against Ireland in qualifying set up the goal that sent the French to the World Cup.

Brazil name 23 man squad for 2010 World Cup

2010-05-31T15:14:00.001+08:00

The 23 man squad for Brazil is listed below

Goalkeepers: Júlio César (Internazionale), Doni (AS Roma), Heurelho Gomes (Tottenham Hotspur).

Defenders: Maicon (Internazionale), Daniel Alves (Barcelona), Michel Bastos (Lyon), Gilberto (Cruzeiro), Lúcio (Internazionale), Juan (AS Roma), Luisão (Benfica), Thiago Silva (Milan).

Midfielders: Gilberto Silva (Panathinaikos), Felipe Melo (Fiorentina), Ramires (Benfica), Elano (Galatasaray), Kaká (Real Madrid), Júlio Baptista (Roma), Kléberson (Flamengo), Josué (VfL Wolfsburg).

Strikers: Robinho (Santos), Luís Fabiano (Sevilla), Nilmar (Villarreal), Grafite (VfL Wolfsburg).

Brazil will play in Group G against Ivory Coast, Portugal and Korea DPR - I think two teams are going to be disappointed they didn't make it in this group, it is a tough one.

30 man World Cup 2010 squad for Germany

2010-05-31T15:10:00.000+08:00

Goalkeepers: Joerg Butt (Bayern Munich), Manuel Neuer (Schalke), Tim Wiese (Werder Bremen).

Defenders: Dennis Aogo (Hamburger SV), Holger Badstuber (Bayern Munich), Andreas Beck (Hoffenheim), Jerome Boateng (Hamburger SV), Arne Friedrich (Hertha Berlin), Marcell Jansen (Hamburger SV), Philipp Lahm (Bayern Munich), Per Mertesacker (Werder Bremen), Serdar Tasci (Stuttgart), Heiko Westermann (Schalke).

Midfielders: Michael Ballack (Chelsea), Sami Khedira (Stuttgart), Toni Kroos (Bayer Leverkusen), Marko Marin (Werder Bremen), Mesut Oezil (Werder Bremen), Bastian Schweinsteiger (Bayern Munich), Christian Traesch (Stuttgart), Piotr Trochowski (Hamburger SV).

Strikers: Cacau (Stuttgart), Mario Gomez (Bayern Munich), Stefan Kiessling (Bayer Leverkusen), Miroslav Klose (Bayern Munich), Thomas Mueller (Bayern Munich), Lukas Podolski (Cologne).

Argentina 23 man World Cup 2010 squad

2010-05-31T15:08:00.000+08:00

Goalkeepers

Sergio Romero (AZ Alkmaar), Mariano Andujar (Catania), Diego Pozo (Colon).

Defenders

Nicolas Burdisso (Roma), Martin Demichelis (Bayern Munich), Walter Samuel (Inter Milan), Gabriel Heinze (Marseille), Nicolas Otamendi (Vélez Sarsfield), Clemente Rodriguez (Estudiantes), Ariel Garce (Colon).
Midfielders

Javier Mascherano (Liverpool), Juan Sebastian Veron (Estudiantes), Maximiliano Rodriguez (Liverpool), Mario Bolatti (Fiorentina), Angel Di Maria (Benfica), Jonas Gutierrez (Newcastle), Javier Pastore (Palermo).
Strikers

Sergio Aguero (Atlético Madrid), Diego Milito (Internazionale), Martin Palermo (Boca Juniors), Carlos Tevez (Manchester City), Gonzalo Higuaín (Real Madrid), Lionel Messi (Barcelona).

World Cup 2010 squad for Denmark

2010-05-31T15:06:00.000+08:00

Goalkeepers

Thomas Sorensen (Stoke City), Stephan Andersen (Brondby), Jesper Christiansen (FC Copenhagen).
Defenders

William Kvist (FC Copenhagen), Simon Kjaer (Palermo), Lars Jacobsen (Blackburn Rovers), Per Kroldrup (Fiorentina), Daniel Agger (Liverpool), Patrick Mtiliga (Malaga), Simon Poulsen (AZ Alkmaar).

Midfielders

Martin Jorgensen (AGF Aarhus), Christian Poulsen (Juventus), Jakob Poulsen (AGF Aarhus), Dennis Rommedahl (Ajax Amsterdam), Thomas Kahlenberg (VfL Wolfsburg), Thomas Enevoldsen (FC Groningen), Christian Eriksen (Ajax Amsterdam), Mikkel Beckmann (Randers), Daniel Jensen (Werder Bremen), Jepser Gronkjaer (FC Copenhagen).
Strikers

Jon Dahl Tomasson (Feyenoord), Soren Larsen (MSV Duisburg), Nicklas Bendtner (Arsenal).
Not the real Group of Death

Denmark play in Group E, a group I am calling the group of death if you are Danish, alongside Japan, Netherlands and Cameroon.

Own goals aid England, France held in Tunisia

2010-05-31T12:59:00.000+08:00

By Dave Thompson
LONDON (Reuters) - England failed to convince in a 2-1 victory over Japan in their final World Cup warm-up on Sunday and France were held to a 1-1 draw by Tunisia in their penultimate match.

There was more bad news on the injury front for Germany whose defender Heiko Westermann will miss the tournament after breaking a bone in his foot in Saturday's 3-0 win over Hungary.

Off the field, South African security officials moved swiftly to deny claims in a Sunday newspaper of a high risk of a terrorist attack during the World Cup.

After England's Frank Lampard missed a 56th-minute penalty, his side needed own goals from defenders Tulio Tanaka and Yuji Nakazawa to come from behind to beat Japan in Austria.

Coach Fabio Capello took consolation where he could, enjoying the second half better than the first and telling ITV: "I saw a lot of players who didn't play before and learnt more about them."

England start their campaign on June 12 against the United States who also staged a 2-1 comeback win in Philadelphia on Saturday over Turkey.

Former England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson was denied a winning start with his Ivory Coast team when Paraguay scored twice in the last 15 minutes to draw 2-2 in France.

France can rule the world – Ribery

2010-05-04T15:05:00.001+08:00

Franck Ribery is one of the most sought-after footballers in the world. And that is not to mention 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa, where the 27-year-old is hoping to challenge for football‘s biggest prize. Despite his busy schedule, the player answered questions posed to him by FIFA.com users.

Is there goal you‘ve scored which you remember in particular?

One goal that has stayed with me was in the quarter-finals of the German Cup during the 2007/08 season. It was the last minute of extra time, and I scored a penalty against our local rivals 1860 Munich to win the tie. We went on to win the cup that year.

Which club would you say has helped you the most in terms of becoming the player you are today?

I‘ve been happy with all the clubs I‘ve played for, they‘ve always treated me well. They‘ve all done everything they can for me - the same goes for Bayern at the moment and Marseille and Brest before that.

Who do you think is the best player in the world at the moment and who would you most like to play with? Also, do you have a dream club?

At the moment I think Lionel Messi is the world‘s best player. I‘d like to play with Xavi. He‘s a very good player who directs and organises his team, and his passing is superb. He‘s in incredible form at the moment. Of course there are teams you dream of playing for, like Real Madrid or Barcelona.

You‘re a very versatile player who can operate anywhere across the midfield or up front. What is your preferred position?

I wouldn‘t like to say. I‘m a player who likes to have freedom out on the pitch, especially in attack. I need to have freedom because I run and move around a lot. I think I prefer coming from the left-hand side.

How far can France go at the World Cup?

I‘m expecting us to have a very good World Cup because it‘s very important for France to perform well. It‘s imperative for us to get past the group stage and then hopefully we can make the Final.

Who‘s your favourite to win the World Cup and why?

Obviously I hope it‘s us who win the World Cup in South Africa. We have a very good team who are more than capable. There are several other teams who are just as good, though, and at the moment I think England and Spain are both very strong.

What‘s it like playing at a World Cup?

The World Cup is the biggest event in any player‘s career. They are very special matches in a very special tournament. It‘s just a wonderful experience with plenty of exciting games. 2006 was fantastic. We made it to the Final but unfortunately we lost on penalties.

Who is/was the best French player ever and why?

It has to be Zinedine Zidane. He was a great player but also a great person. He was a player who had a lot of trust in his team-mates and he always spoke to them a lot. When he was on the ball, he was like a magician, he could do some wonderful things.

A lot of experts are saying that you are Zidane‘s successor. What do you make of that suggestion?

I don‘t know if I‘m his successor, but if people think that then it makes me very proud and obviously I‘m flattered. Zizou was a great player and a wonderful person. I try to do my best out on the pitch and to be as friendly to people as possible.

Who was your football idol when you were younger?

When I was little, my idol was Jean-Pierre Papin. He was always calm in front of goal and scored a lot.

What have been the best/worst moments of your career so far?

The worst moment of my career would have to be the first six months of this season when I was out with a knee injury. It was very hard for me and it‘s been my most difficult season to date. The best moment would have to be the 3-1 victory over Spain at the 2006 World Cup. I scored a goal and we beat a very strong team that day.

Has there been a defender who you‘ve found particularly difficult to play against?

I can‘t remember to be honest. I don‘t think there has been anyone in particular.

By AGENCY REPORTER, Published: Tuesday, 4 May 2010

England to face USA, Algeria and Slovenia in the group stage at the 2010 finals in South Africa

2009-12-05T08:09:00.001+08:00

GROUP A
SOUTH AFRICA
MEXICO
URUGUAY
FRANCE

GROUP B
ARGENTINA
NIGERIA
SOUTH KOREA
GREECE

GROUP C
ENGLAND
USA
ALGERIA
SLOVENIA

GROUP D
GERMANY
AUSTRALIA
SERBIA
GHANA

GROUP E
HOLLAND
DENMARK
JAPAN
CAMEROON

GROUP F
ITALY
PARAGUAY
NEW ZEALAND
SLOVAKIA

GROUP G
BRAZIL
NORTH KOREA
IVORY COAST
PORTUGAL

GROUP H
SPAIN
SWITZERLAND
HONDURAS
CHILE

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/worldcup2010/article-1233216/LIVE-WORLD-CUP-DRAW-England-face-USA-Algeria-Slovenia-group-stage-2010-finals-South-Africa.html#ixzz0Ylhk2TRS

Lionel Messi is Europe’s footballer of the year

2009-12-01T13:30:00.000+08:00

PARIS - Barcelona striker Lionel Messi was named European Footballer of the Year early Tuesday by France Football, the Paris magazine announced on its website.

The 22-year-old Argentine won by the widest margin in the 54-year history of the prestigious Ballon d’Or, or Golden Ball.

The 96 voters — sports journalists from around the world — awarded Messi 473 of a possible 480 points toward the trophy, putting him 240 points ahead of runner-up Cristiano Ronaldo, who was last year’s winner.

Messi told France Football that it was a “great honour” to be named.

The prize will be handed over on Sunday in Paris.

Messi is the first Argentine to win the Golden Ball.

Ronaldo was second at 233 points, followed by Xavi at 170 points and Andres Iniesta with 149 points.

Ronaldo back in training but still misses play-off

2009-11-17T08:01:00.000+08:00

Cristiano Ronaldo has returned to training with his Real Madrid team-mates for the first time since injuring his ankle in late September. He will still, however, miss Portugal's World Cup play-off with Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Ronaldo was injured playing for Real Madrid against Marseille
The £80 million world record signing suffered the injury in a Champions League clash with Marseille on September 30 but was put through his paces at Real's Valdebebas training complex today, taking part in some ball work.

Ronaldo's injury became the subject of controversy earlier this month when Portugal tried to call him up for duty in their World Cup qualification play-off with Bosnia-Herzegovina. He had risked the injury during his country's crucial final group game with Hungary in October but had broken down by half-time, causing an almighty club v country row.

This time, the player has ultimately remained with Real, while Portugal narrowly won the first leg of the play-off without him.

By Soccernet staff

Rabiu Ibrahim @ World Youth Championship 2009

2009-11-17T07:58:00.001+08:00

Presents Highlights of Nigerian Flying Eagles Midfielder #10 Rabiu Ibrahim at the 2009 Fifa Youth World Championship held at Egypt. Nigeria crash out in the Knock Out Stages to Germany. Rabiu scores a one goal.

Cristiano Ronaldo Real Madrid vs Manchester United 2009-2010 NEW!!

2009-09-14T17:54:00.001+08:00

Manchester United 3 - 2 Aston Villa

2009-04-06T08:29:00.003+08:00

Federico Macheda enjoyed a truly remarkable introduction to English football as he curled home an injury-time winner to give Manchester United a 3-2 win over Aston Villa which sends them back to the Premier League summit.

It seemed the Red Devils would have to settle for a point after Cristiano Ronaldo's brace had only proved enough to keep United level against a Villa side that thoroughly deserved a lead provided by John Carew and Gabriel Agbonlahor.

But Macheda, a former member of the Lazio academy who arrived at Old Trafford in 2007, was to have the last word.

At exactly the same moment as Yossi Benayoun struck for Liverpool at Fulham last night, Macheda turned onto Ryan Giggs' low pass before unleashing a stunning shot that curled past Brad Friedel and sent Old Trafford into ecstasy.

With Rio Ferdinand's groin injury failing to ease in time for him to be considered, United were without their first-choice defenders and their first-choice strikers amid six missing men that included Wayne Rooney.

Gary Neville's first appearance for two months was expected to come at right-back, so it was something of a surprise to see him line up alongside Jonny Evans in the centre of United's defence.

Carew's eyes certainly lit up, given his vast height advantage, which he duly exploited to the full.

On the back of an eight-match winless streak, Villa's confidence was a bit fragile too but their dominance in the 14 minutes before Ronaldo's wonder-goal provided enough evidence for them to retain self-belief even after they had gone behind.

During that opening flurry of attacks, Fletcher kneed a Carew header onto a post and Agbonlahor sped clear of Neville only to fail in his quest to find a team-mate with a low cross.

It is difficult to understand why a team that swept all before it for virtually three months should suddenly appear to be so poor.

Beyond question is the individual ability they possess, although the brutal nature of Ronaldo's 19th goal of the season still took the breath away.

Normally the kind of opportunity provided when James Milner and Friedel got themselves into a muddle, forcing the Villa keeper to handle a back pass, could be a bit of a negative given its proximity to the opponents' goal. Not on this occasion.

Ryan Giggs brushed the ball to his illustrious young team-mate, who sent it over the wall and into the roof of Friedel's net in a flash.

A sense of calm should have spread across home ranks. Instead, Villa merely came again.

Showing the form that established them in the Champions League positions at Arsenal's expense by the end of January, Agbonlahor and Ashley Young terrorised the United defence.

Edwin van der Sar was called upon to keep Villa out on three occasions but there was nothing he could do to deny Carew when Gareth Barry wriggled his way into space by the touchline.

The Norwegian crept between Neville and O'Shea to steer a deft header into the bottom corner.

Ferguson responded by putting Neville back to full-back, giving up the unequal struggle of competing with Carew. He also urged the United fans to make more noise, indicating a fear that talent on its own was not going to be enough.

The response was patchy and failed to curb Villa's enthusiasm.

Ronaldo excels at many things. Chasing back is not one of them. And when he gifted possession to Stiliyan Petrov inside the visitors' half just before the hour, he allowed the Bulgarian to sweep upfield unopposed.

Agbonlahor hung around waiting for the cross Petrov presented Carew with the opportunity to supply, then rose majestically to find the bottom corner, just as his strike partner had done earlier.

Ferguson's response was to introduce 17-year-old Macheda, which in itself said something about United's plight.

It did however bring an immediate improvement and when Michael Carrick exchanged first-time passes with Giggs on the edge of the Villa box, he then presented Ronaldo with a lay-off.

The world player of the year did not have a lot to aim at but he found the one small gap Friedel was unable to cover.

Still, when Friedel denied Danny Welbeck two minutes from time, it seemed United would have to settle for a point.

Macheda, however, had other ideas.

# Gamble pays off for Ferguson

After the match Sir Alex Ferguson said he loved watching Manchester United throw caution to the wind as they produced another of those famed stunning fightbacks.

"In those situations, I gamble," said Ferguson. "Winning is the name of the game at this club."

"Risks are part of football and this club has been that way for a long time.

"I love to see that kind of adventure. Yes, there are times when we don't defend properly - and we didn't defend well today - but there is always a goal threat.

"There is always a chance we can win the match - and that is more exciting than anything."

It probably explains why Ferguson retained a sense of calm authority, introducing Macheda and then fellow teenager Danny Welbeck, as most United fans were watching through splayed fingers.

Ronaldo had opened the scoring but Villa were already on top.

Martin O'Neill's men thoroughly deserved John Carew's equaliser before the break and merited the header Gabriel Agbonlahor found the net with just before the hour mark that looked like giving Villa their first away win over United since 1983.

However, the introduction of Macheda, a former Lazio academy scholar who joined United in 2007, brought more direction to the hosts' play.

And once Ronaldo had beaten Brad Friedel with his precise shot, the scene was set for one of those amazing finishes that have been the hallmark of so many United triumphs down the years as Macheda collected Ryan Giggs' pass for the most amazing debut goal.

"It is the kind of day you dream about," said Macheda.

"Maybe no-one knew about me before but I think that might have changed now."

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Manchester United 1-0 Everton (full highlights and all goals)

2009-02-01T08:30:00.001+08:00