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Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema recover to face Man City- europe football league

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"We hope that they can both be fit for the second leg, that's the idea," said Real head coach Zidane. "But we can't say right now. We have to see. We have to take it day by day and see how they are.
"Cristiano felt something after that last training session. That's why he didn't play. Karim, it was a little bit different. But at the end of the day, little by little, he felt a little bit worse in himself. We don't want to gamble with his fitness. We know how important both players are for us."

Real had the better chances in a tight contest, with Benzema's replacement Jese heading against the bar in the second half and Pepe firing a close-range shot at Joe Hart.
"I am happy with the game," said Zidane. "It was not easy but in the end, we defended really well. We had the ball more in the second half and we had more chances after the break. It was a tough game but I am happy with the result.
"Before this game, it was 50:50 and now it's the same. We have the second leg at home, but it's 50:50. We are going to have to work like we did today.
"It is a Champions League semi-final so nothing is easy, but I am happy with the result and the work the players did." europe football league

City did not have a shot on target until injury-time when Kevin De Bruyne's free-kick needed to be tipped over by Keylor Navas.
"Defensively, we played really well," said Zidane. "We know (Sergio) Aguero is a good player so we didn't give him much space. The idea was to defend together. We managed to achieve what we wanted."

Atletico Madrid draw inspiration from Leicester fairytale, says Filipe Luis

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Leicester are on the brink of completing a surreal journey from 5,000-1 no-hopers to English champions, needing just three points from three games to clinch the title.
Just as Leicester have defied the odds and left big spenders like Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City and Manchester United trailing in their wake, Atletico have overcome a lack of spending power compared to their Champions League rivals to reach the semis.
"Look at what is happening this year with Leicester, they are a modest team and are almost champions in the Premier League," said Luis.
"Epic things happen in football. Although there's a difference in our budgets we are the team that plays most as a team."
According to the Deloitte Money League, which ranked the world's richest football teams according to revenues for the 2014-15 season, Atletico earned 187 million euros.
Bayern Munich, Atletico's opponents in the semi-finals, earned 477m euros, while the other teams in the last four - Real Madrid and Manchester City - earned 557m euros 463.5m euros respectively.
Leicester were ranked 24th with 137 million euros and were the 12th highest English team featured in the report.
Barcelona, stunned by Atletico in the Champions League quarter-finals, received 560 million euros in 2014/15 but Luis said a 'team-first' ethic had helped Atletico level the playing field.
"We don't have a megastar, we have a team where everyone runs, everyone fights for the player next to them, and that makes us stronger," he added.
"The team thinks a lot collectively, nobody thinks individually, that's the most positive things that we have. We've had a lot of bad and good moments in the season and now we are stable, we have players who are getting better and better."

Bale returns to England as a Real Madrid success story

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In the week following Riyad Mahrez's PFA Player of the Year award, the 2013 winner returns to these shores to face Premier League opposition for the first time since his departure from Tottenham.
Gareth Bale will be in the Real Madrid team for their Champions League semi-final against Manchester City - and he is in fine form too.
Such are the extraordinary demands at Madrid that, despite scoring the winner in a Champions League final, his three seasons with the club have not been without their difficulties. And yet, Bale has directly contributed to 28 La Liga goals this season - 18 goals and 10 assists. That's the same total as Mahrez in the Premier League and he's managed it in a fraction of the game time.
Indeed, Bale's goals alone have come at a rate of one every 87 minutes this season. That's better than both Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. Rivals for his role in the side such as James Rodriguez and Isco have proven nowhere near as effective despite having received some very public backing.

Every season there are a cluster of younger players who make their mark on La Liga. Their longevity among the league's best thereafter is based upon consistency and the exposure provided by each individual club.

Over the past few months we have seen the emergence of several young players, who have managed to break through and become key players for top clubs. Take a look at our list below and vote on who you think has been the stand out performer this year! In his second season at Atletico Madrid following his return from Rayo Vallecano in the summer of 2014, Saul Niguez has become an integral part of manager Diego Simeone's first-team squad. At 21 years old, the defensive midfielder is no longer a peripheral figure at the Vicente Calderon and has become a key part of Atletico's successes. Niguez has taken on additional responsibility and leadership at important times over the past 12 months.

An indispensable anchorman since the early stages of the campaign, Niguez has featured in 41 matches this season in all competitions, scoring on eight occasions and providing four assists. His versatility and tactical awareness make him a crucial player for now and in the future with Madrid.

Villarreal have uncovered a talented playmaker in Denis Suarez, having taken advantage of his first-team exposure whilst on loan at Sevilla last term. Part of one of the most attractive teams in the division, the Galician midfielder produces magic on a regular basis and is a key player for the Champions League hopefuls.

He has played 30 matches in La Liga this year, scoring four goals and supplying seven assists to his team-mates. At 22 years of age, Suarez is expected to become one of the pillars of Spanish football in the coming years. Interestingly, Barcelona have an option to repurchase the player following his 2015 exit.

Rafael Nadal's record of tennis - tennis news

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Tue, 26 Apr 2016 06:24:00 +0000

Rafael Nadal's record

Nisikoriwho beat defending champion Rafael Nadal won the Barcelona Open. The favorite star of this Sunday's final with a 6-4, 7-5 defeat Nisikori won in straight sets. 9 times out of 10 times this encounter Nadal lost Nisikori. The Argentine legend Guillermo Villas Nadal now owns the record with 49 clay court titles.
Monte Carlo Masters title last week after the European clay court season, Nadal is now 10 consecutive wins. Meanwhile, the French Open in June, to maintain the continuity and the confidence of the Spanish star. Nadal, however, the success of the Barcelona seed Kei Nishikori finally broke the record of 14 wins. However, quite a few break points in the final, the top seeded Japanese have wasted an opportunity.

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Lost three times in the previous five shows. Rafael Nadal as the incomprehensible became a jokes phanini Fabio. Finally, Nadal could open the day after tomorrow phanini-mystery. The Italian 62, 7-6 (7/1) in the game has got lost in Barcelona Open semifinals, where his German opponent Philipp kolasreibara. Guillermo Villas clay-court record to touch a record 49 titles are now beckons. A few days before he won his first year in Monte Carlo. Open to Nadal wins second title in Barcelona. AFP.

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The nine-times French Open champion Nadal, last year was viewed as one of his favorite court recognized. However, this is a great victory for Barcelona in May of this year's French Open is a great thing to be a 9-year-old star had to peek.

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After the match, Nadal said, the service has been pretty good to me today, which I think is really important. The main trend today is the first service to be better than it was, that's why I played well the whole match. We have several easy chances in the second set. But in the end I am very happy to be able to win the mentally strong.
The nine-times French Open champion Nadal, last year was viewed as one of his favorite court recognized. However, this is a great victory for Barcelona in May of this year's French Open is a great thing to be a 9-year-old star had to peek

Lionel Messi keeps 10 million shirt - world cup history

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Mon, 25 Apr 2016 10:36:00 +0000

Lionel Messi keeps 10 million shirt

Barcelona star Lionel Messi fulfilled his promise to the NBA's MVP Steph Curry for reaching 10 million followers on social media network Instagram by sending the Golden State Warriors talisman a Barcelona shirt with his name and number 10 emblazoned on the back.

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Curry is a long-time admirer of the five-time World Footballer of the Year and sent the Argentine a signed Warriors number 30 shirt when Messi reached 30 million followers back in December.

"As I promised I would, I'm sending you my shirt to celebrate you reaching 10 million followers on Instagram," Messi posted on his official Facebook page on Sunday.

"It's an honour for me to be able to share my jersey with you and it's always a pleasure to watch you play.

"I hope to see you play for many more years to come and I wish you all the success possible."

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Neymar spotted attending the PFA Awards after party... so could the Barcelona star be Premier League-bound?

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Following the conclusion of the PFA Awards ceremony on Sunday night, the glitzy after party had a very special guest with Manchester United-linked Neymar in town.

The Barcelona star joined in the celebrations at Libertine nightclub in Oxford Circus alongside other celebrities including One Direction member Niall Horan.

It is not believed Neymar was at the PFA Awards ceremony but the Brazilian was seen leaving the popular nightclub in the early hours.

Neymar was handed two days off by the club following Saturday's game but some fans be unhappy with the talented attacker rubbing shoulders with some of the Premier League's stars.

It's been a tough few weeks for the 24-year-old, who has come in for some heavy criticism from the Barcelona fans.

Neymar, who broke a five-game scoring duck in the 8-0 victory over Deportivo La Coruna on Wednesday, has struggled to impress following the most recent international break.

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Eden Hazard may stay with Chelsea; AC Milan could keep Mario Balotelli

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TOP STORY: Hiddink says Hazard is happy at Chelsea

He was back to his best at Bournemouth on Saturday -- and Chelsea starEden Hazard is happy with life at Stamford Bridge again, the Guardianreports.

It quotes interim manager Guus Hiddink as saying Belgium star Hazard, who scored twice in a 4-1 win over the Cherries -- his first Premier League goals of the season -- remains "one of the best" players around despite a turbulent campaign for both him and his club.

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With reports suggesting Hazard has informed incoming Stamford Bridge boss Antonio Conte that he would be happy to stay put, Hiddink said: "I think that this season he had a very difficult season, falling into injuries, coming back, playing half a game and then falling back into injuries.

"It's been frustrating. But when he is there, fully fit physically and mentally, he is one of the best. What I know he is very happy with everything in Chelsea and around Chelsea."

Hiddink said Hazard was a "very important" player for the club and stressed that, if he could stay free of injuries, "he will be very important" for the Londoners again next season.

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Mario Milan move could go full-time

And so the Mario Balotelli saga rumbles on and on -- and now it seems AC Milan could be keen to make his move back to the San Siro permanent after all.

It's only a short while since new AC Milan boss Cristian Brocchi told the striker he needed to look at his situation after what has been a disappointing, injury-interrupted spell on loan from Liverpool.

Balotelli appears to have no Anfield future under Jurgen Klopp and has been told by Brocchi that "if a player thinks he can decide the match by himself, that's not right."

But now the Sun says Milan are "keen to keep goal-shy Balotelli," who has scored only once in Serie A this season.

Citing a report in La Gazzetta dello Sport, it adds that Milan officials "are planning to meet Reds chiefs at the end of the season in the hope of securing a permanent deal or an extended loan for the 25-year-old."

Balotelli, it adds, has pleased the powers that be at the club "with his workrate in recent games" and stresses that he "will be out to impress in the club's final three Serie A fixtures against Frosinone, Bologna and Roma, followed by the Coppa Italia final against Juventus."

Radamel to roam to Rome?

Talking of strikers and Serie A clubs, Radamel Falcao could be set to make a new start with Roma, according to the Sun.

It says they are interested in signing the Colombian, who is currently on loan to Chelsea but still belongs to Monaco, and believe he would be a good potential replacement for ex-Manchester City man Edin Dzeko if he moves on

But it quotes Corriere dello Sport as saying that although the interest is there, Falcao's reported wage demands -- not thought to be far off £5.5 million -- are "putting them off" and could be a major stumbling block.

They also have concerns about how little first-team football he has played for Chelsea after an injury suffered in October kept him out of action until the Blues' recent defeat at Swansea.

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Palace to face Man United in FA Cup final

London - Connor Wickham headed Crystal Palace into the FA Cup final for the first time in 26 years as his team beat Watford 2-1 at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.

The south London side will meet Manchester United on May 21 in a repeat of the 1990 final, which United won after a replay.

United beat Everton 2-1 on Saturday in the other semi-final.

Yannick Bolasie headed Palace ahead in the 6th minute after a corner from Yohan Cabaye was flicked on at the near post by Damien Delaney.

Watford drew level in the 55th when striker Troy Deeney out-jumped Palace defender Scott Dann to head past Palace goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey.

Wickham put Palace ahead in the 61st after he easily out-jumped Watford defender Nathan Ake to meet Papa Souare's sweeping cross.

Great Suarez - Bangla tv

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Mon, 25 Apr 2016 05:03:00 +0000

Luis Suarez 4, the figure has fallen in love with. 4 goals in the last league match at Deportivo La karuniyara. Three days later, the day after tomorrow down the field again in Barcelona against Sporting gijanera. Barcelona's Uruguayan striker scored the game spirit 4 times! And so it was a record year in the history of La Liga to score 88 goals in two consecutive games for the first time in one of the 4.
Suarez scored 4 goals, with Lionel Messi and Neymar Barca won the match in a 6-0 win. However, Luis Enrique can not remain comfortable even after such a big win team. League title fight that still is going to change the musical ceyarera. See citratai day after. Raion bhayekanora great comeback stories written by 32 goals against Real won the first went up to the top of the league, after a couple of hours with a 1-0 win in Malaga, Atletico took place. Diego Simeone's team had to stay two hours, with gijane Barcelona won the top spot again.

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Three league matches, the top 82 points barsai yet. Atletiko 82 points also, in second place behind the encounter, Real Madrid 81 points. This made for Barcelona's pressure, every game is the play of the foot misfield alarm. However, coach Enrique belief, you do not have anything like that, "There is no point advantage ahead of our stay. I do not think, however, none of the remaining three matches will fail. At this moment, we are better than competitors. "

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Among dropped three straight games, Barca have kept good place courtesy of Suarez. Trying Messi, Neymar returned to win, looking lost. Suyarej the role of savior of 8 goals in the last two matches. Spanish league top scorer award picici fighting Trophy Cristiano Ronaldo (31) passes through the Barca striker (34). However, it is not picici, League Suarez main goal, "it feels good to get individual awards. But I want the team to win the league. "
Picicira Suarez ran a reason to go ahead, the day after the injury Ronaldo, Real Madrid did not enter the game. However, it was not a problem for Real Madrid, it was Bell. Despite being two goals behind Real won by a margin of 32 Welsh uingarera goals. After the match, coach Zinedine Zidane praises Bell, "I am very happy with his game. And also happy to be able to make a difference. "

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Ronaldo message for fans

Real Madrid-Villarreal match last Wednesday night, when the game was. Suddenly, Cristiano Ronaldo limping from the field, going out, for fear of seeing the book, which shook the Real supporters. La Liga at the end of the fear of losing it would be the most important player. However, the fans Cristiano Ronaldo has removed all doubt-anxiety itself. Said, he is right.

Ronaldo is not at all the rest of this season. He played 34 matches for Real Madrid in La Liga since the beginning. 10 Champions League matches for the first team. Just last sixteen first leg against Roma with 89 minutes left without being transferred to the field when the game was three-time FIFA year champeon.

Zinedine Zidane, who worked hard to bring the team's biggest stars are concerned. Ronaldo 'hectic' appreciation of the Real Madrid coach, 'at least once, but it must come out of the field as a substitute. He will rest a little bit. But he is a player that wants to play all the time. The field itself is cleared. It is sometimes difficult for me to stand in front of the situation. "

The great bowler Mustafizur Rahman- bangladesh cricket team

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Sun, 24 Apr 2016 06:36:00 +0000

Mustafizur Rahman, the first over bowled very controlled. He did not run over any of the first four balls. Runs in the fifth to take the Kings XI batsmen fell in the extreme metabolism Mr. Vora. He was run out.
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Wickets in the first over of the unknown maiden overs in a bag for the rich, but he has not. He has message, the left-arm seamer bhogabena day batsmen.

Next was the continuation overs. Two wickets, with great fear is that the Bangladeshi batsmen with cutting-master. Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Hyderabad bowling mazic he has impressed the audience.

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Bangladeshi boy wonder does not say much about the Mustafiz. Great surprised wedded to the day that he was surprised. That's a great performance in yesterday's match, he had really memorable. So rose scoreboards' mazical Mustafiz!
Kings XI Punjab over the opponent's first great master of the bowl cut.

Mostafiz exhausted can not be described.

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In a word, the extraordinary, He is the great bowler. He is pride not only Bangladesh but also in the world.

Man of the Match award for him was expected. And he got it. Then he sat down on the trunk of one of the award by the Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium.

Rameez Raja on Saturday night, the question 'Bengali' answers to the Mustafiz, "Thank you very much. This game got a lot better. Everyone has many Enjoy! Thank you very much. Thank you. "

Bangladesh is safe for surfing- world cup history

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Sat, 23 Apr 2016 05:40:00 +0000

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Just like a magnet that attracts people to the beach. If anyone goes anywhere near the beach, you can not go there. Cox's Bazar sea beach known worldwide as one of the largest in the world. But the lack of adequate facilities has not yet been possible to make it attractive to the world. But the sixteen million people to the beaches of pure and unpolluted environment is a good place to relax. The time, the opportunity and the ability of many families kulale rushed to the beach. The second national surfing competitions on the beach, BRAC has become the center of attraction, and additional entertainment. The second day of competition Friday weekend was relatively high due to the presence of tourists. Competition starts in the morning. The water for hours on the beach, as well as friendship with Tourists are enjoying quite eagerly for this new sport. Shortly after sunrise, with wind waves of the sea bridge to open in the morning east side to fight fighters who rushed to the beach to enjoy the sea, where they took ecstasy of life. Although the idea was lost for a

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moment in the state. Bangladesh, who are such Courageous sea waves has the ability to win. They are even more surprised to see the boys as well as girls surfer. When the waves of the sea to win one of surfing board Surfer coming to the beach and then all of a sudden his heart going with applause by many tourists. Advance to parents with young children are too small to do surfing. Rajshahi from the head of the family said, after coming here to try to meet the demands of all kinds of children are. They do not think that any kind of trouble. But this (surfing) advance how we will meet. "This is going slowly into the hearts of the people of Bengal surfing. Tom has been working to teach the game of surfing. The 13-member group of men and women around the country are going to be a party. This is the first national surfing tournament the last time he came to the forces. Has been called the father of modern surfing Judge of the United States. Tom Power, and what might be called the father of surfing. Within just a short time, he managed to create an international standard surfer. Zafar Alam, will be among the first names of the boys. There is no sincerity behind her exclusive girls. Surfer Nasima Akhter, in the midst of the country's first woman he sees the same potential. Amit satordhba this gentleman thinks there is the possibility of surfing. Some of the reasons he explained. There are rocks on the beach of Cox's Bazar. The surfers are not likely to be injured. Again shark fish (SAARC Fish) is big. Surfers are out of danger here. He does not do a lot of surfing on the beach due to the shark fishery. Surfers surfing sometimes fell from the board of the fish caught were killed in a shark. But the country is unlikely. Again, it is not a big dheuo less chance of drowning. He thinks that because of the kind of people surfing the game will accept it easily. Just the nurturing warmth needed. Meanwhile, the second day of the finals of the six junior surfer. They Sea, Bappi, Selim, Nur Hossain, Yunus and Mannan. Senior men's semi-finals were 1 John surfer. They Junaid, Fahad, Alamgir, Kamal, Zahir, Ruhul Amin, Shukkur, ciru, Rashid, Nasir, and Farouk Ramadan. The six-finals of the women's section ripha Surfer, Power meharaja, Sumi, Ayesha, Soma, and Nasima Akhter. Today is the last day of the competition, the final will be held in all departments.

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Pele could be Rial Madrid

He is one of the best players of all time. So much so that at the legendary aggregate, Pelé fascination surrounds part of this generation remained phutabalamodidera cuts. With a little regrets do you have? Europe could play even better to enjoy the game. Santos has spent his career almost did. However, after so many days, and the three-time champions Brazil had, in Europe, he would have come. Real Madrid are going to add a couple of times!

Santos' career at the end of the New York kasamse just got played. Real Madrid had the chance to see him in the white shirt says 75-year-old Brazilian, who many times, I almost joined Real Madrid . "Regrettably, there is little that was not Real Madrid. Pele's name on it in the last 15 years in the Real Madrid team for the disappointment may come, "it's clear, Barcelona is the best team in the last 15 years. Like a lot of the previous period, the Dutch team, they are playing attractive football. "

Suarez replied- best soccer goals

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Fri, 22 Apr 2016 13:40:00 +0000

Barcelona are not going well at all times. Barcelona side fell back, losing three consecutive matches. However, until the end of the wildly bounced back with a win Barca. Barca responded to critics that justifies Luis Suarez.

Uruguayan star striker conviction, the rest of the Catalans leave their homes in four matches to win the trophy.

Suarez said, when things go badly, then we all have responsibility. We are not machines, we are human, defeat hurts us. Every team goes through a period of idle time.

On Wednesday, they blew up the rhythm again Barca 8-0 at Deportivo La mercy. Suarez became exposed to the light of day Catalans. Deportivo La Mercy, four field goals did not stop himself, putting the team in goals with neimaradera Messi gave the victory.

Leg cutter bowler Mostafiz

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Rajkot, Gujarat has half the Lions match against Sunrisers Hyderabad. Gujarat's innings ended. Sunrisers Hyderabad to a tweet from the official Twitter of the Mustaphijur Rahman- How would you describe? Cutting slow to medium-fast bowler, leg-spinner! "

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If it's fun to say. Again, there is so much diversity is a bowler!

If Rahman is the name of the bowler. Only yesterday did not see the game out of everything. Brendon McCullum has never been cut off, sometimes very Yorker Suresh Raina. Ravindra Jadeja Good length test taking, and complicate sloyare akasadipa Nath.

Sunrisers Hyderabad twite written so much fun, so much is true. The unknown is really so diverse, with one or two words are not meant for his bowling style.

Tomorrow against Gujarat has 4 overs. The only ate four to Jadeja, also missed fielding. 1. wickets for 19 runs. 4 10 tie dot ball!

Hyderabad IPL 4 matches so far bowled 16 overs. Most of the early power play obharai the death overs. 5 wickets and his economy rate of 662 cuts. He is the team's best bowler in terms of economy, of course, the IPL has at least 15 overs, the bowlers of his economy rate is better than anyone else.

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More than anything, however, the fascination of his bowling baicitryei adviser VVS Laxman of Hyderabad. Since then, he has been effusive in his praise mustaphijake auction buying the former India batsman, bhasale again yesterday after the match, bowling and so smart! At the beginning of his three-four types of diversity, at the end of three-four. What a let everything else! A year in international cricket, which did not even think how one experienced bowler! "

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Gujarat batting great that he lost by 10 wickets, but captain David Warner in Hyderabad after the match full of praise for Rahman, "Unbelievable! Bangalore I played some of his strength, and I wanted to blow up stumps. And by changing the speed of the ball is an art. Surely in the future he will be one of the great bowlers. "

This is not the end, that was the best with 4 wickets in the match Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Rahman praise of his voice, "That's great to be able to speak with him. I'm trying to learn from him slower, but the way he does it, that no one else can. "

If you do not like what the unknown was different than everyone else!

Tennis is a tough time -google map

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Thu, 21 Apr 2016 05:00:00 +0000

Big stars like Maria Sharapova, tennis is the most familiar faces a ban for using banned drugs. Although the ban is not permanent, it is not a serious offense. However, behind the tennis open wound that is slow. Doping and match-fixing could be heard phisaphasa patalei ear. In this period the number one tennis star feel, transparent and faultless tennis game that is known to be a tough one.

Novak Djokovic thinks tennis match-fixing and doping scandals in the private conversation is heard, the game enough to play twelve reliability. Quick claims settlement so important. However, the conclusion of the whole matter before the settlement was opposed end. Djokovic is still hope, side, side of the light to see, "as long as I do not see any evidence drug, I have no objection to accept as clean as the game."

On Monday, a prestigious world sports award lariyasa "Djokovic win. Djokovic athlete of the year in his response to the one sought-soon floating up the tennis world Reviewer solution is negative, the tennis game betting, gambling, match-fixing, doping, etc. incur charges. However, to prove the responsibility of all government agencies and institutions in charge. They should resolve claims quickly. Let the evidence about the allegations.

British tennis star Andy Murray recently said accusingly, tennis or losing cleanliness. Murray, Djokovic does not agree with this comment: "As long as there is no evidence, I'll take over as the game clean. I talked about this with the beating. I respect his opinion. However, I believe the evidence of these matters. "

Source: AFP.

Rahman appointed Muslim interpreters

There is no foreign language skills, Mustafizur Rahman. The wonder boy can not speak a language other than Bengali. So he has been appointed interpreter for his team Sunrisers Hyderabad. Bangladesh cricket team manager krikphrenajidotcom reported, quoting Khaled Mahmud.
Sujan said, on the phone told us that for unknown franchise has been appointed as a Bengali Muslim interpreter.
IPL playing for the first time in cut. But in India, he went to the linguistic problem. The ball was doing his job well. Hyderabad played three matches so far unknown. The young left-handed four wickets in three matches. He is the team's highest wicket.

Mourinho had refused

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Sun, 10 Apr 2016 15:08:00 +0000

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Italian Clásico win against AC Milan Juventus gathered. Saturday itialiyana Serie A football tournament at the Turin giants win at arch-rivals Milan -1 goals. At the beginning of the match was scored at home ahead of AC milanai. Milan took the lead in the 18th minute, Brazilian midfielder Alex. However, the short interval equalizer looked back. 7 th minute repay Juventus striker Mario manajukica Catholic. The spectacular goals in the 66th minute of the match, Juventus midfielder Paul pagaba French gave full points. The four-time consecutive champions Juventus collected 76 points in 3 matches. The second-placed team from 31 matches, 67 points with Napoli.

Mourinho had refused

War-torn Syria's national football team coach Hose Mourinho has refused. At the same time reiterated the desire to return to England next season. Premier League defeat at Chelsea Mourinho has lost his job in December, as well as damages. Since then, the Special One was not associated with any club yet. Manchester United get in touch with the Portuguese since the rumor spread in the football world. Mourinho said in an interview with the British broadcaster Sky Sports, "has not yet signed with the club. But hopefully next summer I'll be back again. "However, United still holds the responsibility of Louis van Gaal. Mourinho has no qualms about taking the matter to the Dutchmans. Mourinho said ahead of talks with United, although the media. Mourinho, Van Gaal is my friend, we've been working together for several years. I am always at work. But the moment was my agreement with any club. However, there is a desire to leave England. I am in this country, I love the football. My family is very happy to be here. Commenting on the proposal of the Syrian Real Madrid and Inter Milan coach said, very politely, I have rejected the proposal. Syria still missed the World Cup qualifiers in Asia in August will take part in the third round

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noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Sun, 10 Apr 2016 14:36:00 +0000

Barcelona's determination to bounce back

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The two consecutive defeats in La Liga managed to push Barca coach Luis Enrique said a quick turnaround determination. Barcelona beat Real Sociedad 1-0 on Saturday at the ground. In the previous match at home to Real Madrid lost to Barcelona.

Enrique said yesterday at a press conference after the match, it is clear that we are still at the top. However, the recent rate case will now come back soon.

Barcelona coach said Saturday's game started badly for most of us. They scored from their first chance. We also need to keep control.

Barcelona picked up quite a few good effort at the end of Sociedad goalkeeper Enrique herenimo Ruley appreciated. However, pitched the game of his disciples should go further, he said.

In fact, the rate dropped to 3 points with second-placed Atlético Madrid and Barcelona are the best team. 7 points with third-placed Real Madrid are now 4 points.

Which team?

Had a few days rest after the World Cup. IPL and Shakib Al Hasan Rahman said. The rest of the players in the last few days since the beginning of the Dhaka Premier Division Cricket League. Today the team was decidedly ahead of the tournament. Players of different teams have chosen their prospective players through the draft. Shakib and Tamim no group-masaraphi and others?

Players draft lottery is probably the most fortunate abahanii, Tamim Iqbal and Shakib Al Hasan won the group. Mohammedan may be happy, and Mushfiqur Rahim Rahman said the white-blacks. Kalabagan the captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza of Bangladesh's ODI and Twenty. Mahmudullah was Sheik Jamal. The majestic vow to fight back on government and Abu Haider, the team's Legends of Rupganj. Sabbir Rahman said Prime Bank Cricket Club. Prime dolesbarera Nasir Hossain was playing.

Imrul Kayes Brothers Union in the other stars of the national team, has maminula Victoria, Cricket Coaching School Rajin Saleh, Alok Kapali Gazi group.

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noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Mon, 14 Mar 2016 10:26:00 +0000

Arsene Wenger says questions over his Arsenal future a 'farce'

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says the continuing debate over his future at the club "is becoming a farce".

The Gunners are in danger of ending the season without a trophy after Watford knocked the defending champions out of the FA Cup on Sunday.

The loss means Arsenal have won just one game in their past seven.

"The next game is always a big challenge and you are always in the middle of a drama," said Wenger. "It is becoming a farce."

Arsenal's season looked very healthy just a few weeks ago. They were top of the Premier League on 4 January and fighting for silverware in two cup competitions.

But they have won only two of their past nine league games and now lie third, eight points behind leaders Leicester City and six behind north London rivals Tottenham.

They are also heading out of the Champions League. They were beaten 2-0 at home by Barcelona in the first leg of their last-16 tie and travel to the Nou Camp on Wednesday.

"What is going on at the moment is very, very difficult to take for the players, but judge us at the end of the season," said Wenger.

"We have come to the end of a very, very long run in the FA Cup, so it is very sad, but we want now to focus on the next game."

Wenger, who has been in charge since 1996, has come under increasing pressure from Gunners fans upset with the club's poor form.

But the 66-year-old Frenchman said: "Arsenal has lost games before in history and we will lose again in the future. We will stick together and cope with it and prepare for the next one with complete belief.

Zinedine Zidane worried about Real Madrid form after narrow win

Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane admitted he is concerned by his side's form after squeezing past Las Palmas 2-1 on Sunday thanks to Casemiro's injury-time winner.

Zidane's men were outplayed by Las Palmas for large spells on their first visit to the Canary Islands in 15 years, but made the hosts pay for poor marking at set-pieces as Sergio Ramos and Casemiro both netted from corners.

Victory closed the gap on La Liga leaders Barcelona to 12 points, but with only nine games to play, Madrid's remaining realistic hope of a trophy this season is the Champions League.

"I go away happy with the result, but a little worried with what I saw in the second-half," said Zidane.

"We gave the ball away an incredible amount of times and if we want to achieve anything this season we have to play better, that's clear.

"We won't get anywhere playing like this."

The 10-time European champions progressed to the quarter-finals with a similarly unconvincing display to see off Roma in midweek, but Zidane insisted his side's standards must improve dramatically if they are to go further in the Champions League.

"We aren't thinking about the Champions League. The players were thinking about what they had to do in the game today, but the truth is we gave away the ball an incredible number of times," he said.

"If we want to aspire to something in the future, we have to play better. That is clear because playing like this we won't go anywhere."

Madrid were bailed out on a number of occasions by goalkeeper Keylor Navas, but Willian Jose looked to have finally handed Las Palmas a share of the spoils when he cancelled out Ramos's first-half header three minutes from time.

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Too early to make call on Rio partner: Sania Mirza

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Thu, 18 Feb 2016 10:41:00 +0000

Indian tennis ace Sania Mirza on Wednesday said it is too early to take a call on who she would partner in mixed doubles at the Rio Olympic Games.

The confident Sania though believed the best possible team should be fielded in the multi-sport extravaganza. “Who knows who is going to be healthy and who won’t be healthy. The most important thing people should know is that the best team should be put forward. Now, I don’t think is the right time to take that call,” Sania said.

Ahead of the 2012 London Olympics, there was a controversy over selection of the Indian doubles team. Asked about her preparation for Rio Games, Sania said she is at the moment focused on tournaments preceding the mega event.

“I just played a final on Sunday so I am not preparing at this very point because I have been playing six weeks in a row. I was in three different countries in the last three days, and I fly back to Dubai tonight again and we play on Tuesday in Doha, so I have a few days to hit,” he said.

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Saeed Ajmal said he bowled with weights strapped to his wrist and ankles to iron out kinks in his action

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Thu, 18 Feb 2016 10:37:00 +0000

Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal dismantled his technique to relearn the art of off-spin and put himself in line for an international recall with a remodelled action.

The late-bloomer emerged as Pakistan’s main strike bowler with a dizzying array of tricks in his arsenal until a suspect action brought about a ban in 2014.

He was cleared to bowl again a week before last year’s World Cup but has struggled to replicate the control that once made him a universally feared spinner.

“At 38, I have learnt something that I probably never did in my 15 years as a cricketer,” Ajmal told ESPNcricinfo (www.espncricinfo.com).

“I had to become a child, like the first time I went into the academy as a 10-year-old.”

“I will be back, and that day is not far. I have spent a lot of time outside and it hurts me when Pakistan loses.”

Ajmal said he bowled with weights strapped to his wrist and ankles to iron out kinks in his action, which he blamed on a broken wrist following a bus accident.

He has had to sacrifice some bounce and spin, and the occasional delivery can exceed the 15 degree elbow extension limit but Ajmal said he still had enough variation to trouble batsmen.

“I will leave cricket with this (new) action. If I am not effective, I will step aside and leave…

“The odd ball might have exceeded 20 degrees but I work hard immediately to rectify that. I watch every video of my matches. Ninety-nine per cent of my deliveries are under control.”

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Chelsea rattled prolific PSG but will need more to reach UCL quarterfinals

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Wed, 17 Feb 2016 05:28:00 +0000

Chelsea were never going to live or die by their latest appearance at Parc des Princes, but it was still an evening for mixed feelings. From one angle, a spirited and resourceful effort from a depleted side kept them firmly in this tie; from another, they were finally picked off after weathering heavy pressure from superior opponents. Now, they'll need their best performance of the year in the second leg to keep alive their hopes of an unlikely tilt at the Champions League.

A modicum of the resilience shown here, coupled with the return of key players when the teams resume in three weeks' time, would certainly give them a chance. Equally encouraging is that Guus Hiddink's team stuck doggedly to his plan. It was extra quality, rather than any systemic failing, that gave Paris Saint-Germain the edge in the tie.

"PSG like to play very smart, very alert football, and that's why we put emphasis on the back four and two more or less shielding midfield players," Hiddink said in his postmatch news conference.

There was certainly plenty to occupy them. It was an unfamiliar Chelsea setup behind their front five, but they wore a sufficiently battle-hardened look. When Gary Cahill stretched brilliantly to stop a 65th-minute pass from Blaise Matuidi from reaching Zlatan Ibrahimovic, a minute after his centre-back partner Branislav Ivanovic had blocked a near-certain Matuidi goal inside the 6-yard box, it was tempting to think Chelsea's core was tough enough to ride this one out.

Cahill, alert and communicative throughout, certainly did his best to fill the John Terry role, though he and Ivanovic were both culpable when allowing Edinson Cavani to spin several yards off them for PSG's winner. John Obi Mikel, whose equaliser might yet prove critical, had been at fault previously when allowing Lucas Moura to run beyond him, which forced the Nigerian to draw the foul that led to Ibrahimovic's opener. In the end, Chelsea's application was not quite enough.

"I thought the performance of our players, tactically, was very good," Hiddink said. "You have to be keen and very alert. In theory, you can prepare well, but sometimes the errors creep in. [PSG] have a nose for causing danger when you are out of position -- they are very smart."

That was a reference to the second goal, but Hiddink's biggest complaint was that Chelsea did not capitalize on the "four or five" counterattacking opportunities they created. They retained a threat until the dying seconds -- when Pedro lashed into the side netting after being located by the excellent Willian -- and Diego Costa was superbly thwarted by Kevin Trapp twice, but Eden Hazard in particular never quite managed to expose PSG's attack-minded defence by winning his one-on-ones. The makeshift right-back Marquinhos performed impressively to win their battle. Hazard was replaced by Oscar in the 71st minute, and it was a small concern to hear Hiddink say he was not yet ready for 90 minutes at this intensity.

Yet there are enough doubts about PSG to keep appetites sharpened. The morning's headline in Le Parisien read "History begins now." That means at least matching their run to the semifinals of 1995, and the difficulty is that with Laurent Blanc's team 24 points clear of an undemanding Ligue 1, success in Europe stands to be the club's lifeblood.

This is a better side than the one Chelsea defeated on away goals after losing 3-1 here in the first leg of the 2014 quarterfinals; it is probably better, too, than the one that prevailed so dramatically at Stamford Bridge a year ago at this stage. The pressure to perform is intense, but there was little sign of nerves early on, as they eased into a crisp, precise rhythm, and the pressure they went on to exert during long periods of each half was of an intensity and quality to make most sides buckle.

Even so, questions about their durability remain. Chelsea "forgot to play" in the early stages, according to Hiddink, but after switching on, they had periods of success in exposing a skittishness in the home side's game. Challenges were niggling and rash, and passes were hurried. At one point in the second half, a quickly taken free kick by Angel Di Maria failed to find its man at both first and second times of asking. There was an edginess about PSG when they did not control possession, and it became easier to understand how, after defeating Chelsea last year, they were comfortably defeated by Barcelona in the last eight.

They will need to be tighter in the second leg. The improved fitness of playmaker Marco Verratti, outstanding on the ball but late to the tackle more than once, would lead to a logical step up in their pressing.

"Before their goal, we had one or two chances to hurt them, and they got a bit unstable," Hiddink said. His last word was the most telling. PSG do not ooze stability, and even if Blanc were pulling a poker face afterward when wishing that the return fixture would be "open and, hopefully, with some goals," it is easy to envision a match of similar ebb and flow.

The reality is Blanc would be perfectly happy with no score at all. The reality, too, is that PSG have the players to pull another fraught situation out of the fire if need be. Di Maria's pass to Cavani, a beautifully weighted ball down the inside-right when a switch to the completely open Maxwell seemed the obvious option, was ingenious, and the substitute's run emphasised the value of sharp, world-class minds on the bench.

"I envy a bit the bench of PSG," Hiddink said. "They have 15 or 16 internationals, which is very important. When you see what they can bring on in the second half, world-class players, it's a very strong team."

That is what counted in the end. Chelsea put in one of the most commendable efforts of their 2015-16 season, but you sense it will take something on an altogether different level for that to have been enough.

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Zlatan gets another shot to rid ghosts of past Champions League failure

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Tue, 16 Feb 2016 10:00:00 +0000

Few strikers have dominated European club soccer like Zlatan Ibrahimovic. The towering Swedish goal machine has won an incredible 12 league titles across 14 seasons in four different countries – including an eight-year, uninterrupted run of winning consecutive domestic titles. And yet for all his success, there’s one trophy that’s managed to evade Ibrahimovic: the Champions League.

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The European cup remains the only major competition Ibra has contested at club level that he’s not won. And now at age 34, the Paris Saint-Germain striker is staring at what could be his last chance.

A budding rivalry

Having been hampered by injuries last season, Ibrahimovic is back and near the top of his form again. He leads Ligue 1 with 21 goals for a PSG side that has all but sewn up the title with a 24-point cushion atop the standings.

But the way forward in Europe lies through Chelsea, a team Les Parisiens have met in the latter stages of the past two Champions League, and against whom Ibrahimovic has yet to find the back of the net. Oh, and the last time the two played, he was sent off after half an hour.

Charged with on-field intensity set against a backdrop of off-field episodes (namely Chelsea fans racially abusing a passenger on the Paris Metro), encounters between these two teams have become increasingly contentious. There’s a growing sense that they don’t really like each other.

Struggling against English clubs

Despite having been as prolific in front of goal as he’s been throughout his career, Ibrahimovic remains a player whose ability to make an impact in big games gets called into question. He also has a reputation for struggling against English sides.

With four red cards and three goals in 18 meetings against Premier League teams, it’s true that he’s been sent off more often than he’s scored against English opposition.

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He was sidelined by injury when Chelsea knocked PSG out of the competition two years ago. A year later at Stamford Bridge, he was sent off after just half an hour, well before PSG’s stoppage time heroics saw them through, despite being a man down for over an hour.

But for all the criticisms leveled at him, Ibrahimovic is a player with 46 career Champions League goals. Heading up a squad comprising players like Angel Di Maria, Edinson Cavani, David Luiz,Thiago Silva, and Maxwell, Ibrahimovic is the spearhead of a team that’s as laden with talent as any in Europe.

He was rested for PSG’s draw with Lille on Saturday and should be in prime condition to face the English champions on Tuesday. With John Terry in doubt, the Blues will likely have to rely on a center back pairing of Tim Cahill and Branislav Ivanovic, making them all the more ripe for the picking for Ibrahimovic.

Clock ticking for Zlatan, PSG

Ibrahimovic’s time among the elite echelon of European strikers is winding down. And there are still some who question if he’s ever really deserved to be regarded in such company to begin with.

Meanwhile, his contract is up at the end of the season and there are few indications that PSG want to renew it. With his agent Mino Raiola reportedly eying the Chinese market and links being made to Major League Soccer, this season could very well be Ibrahimovic’s last stand on European club soccer’s grandest stage.

On Tuesday, he has what could be the best opportunity he’ll ever have to prove his doubters wrong and, perhaps, take a step closer to filling the one vacancy remaining in his trophy cabinet.

It’s a big test for PSG as well. After five years of being backed by the mega-riches of the Qatari government, the French capital outfit has yet to make it past the quarterfinals of Europe’s elite club competition. If PSG is to break into the elite tier of clubs that includes the likes of Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, it must truly contend for the Champions League.

If Zlatan Ibrahimovic helps the Parisian club achieve that for the first time, he can finally put to bed once and for all any doubts about his own standing among Europe’s elite.

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Crystal Dunn has night to remember in USWNT's goal party

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Tue, 16 Feb 2016 04:31:00 +0000

There was little suspense that the United States women’s national soccer team would soundly defeat Puerto Rico in this final group match of the CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Championship. The fun thing about the American’s 10-0 win at Toyota Stadium was watching who and how they’d get the job done.

Or, in the case of the five goals scored by one of the fastest-rising stars in the U.S women’s national team: Crystal Dunn.

five goals. The tally matched her career total to date, bringing the Long Island native and reigning National Women’s Soccer League MVP’s career goal total to 10. Her five goals puts her in rare company with U.S. players. Only seven U.S. women’s national team players have scored five goals in a single match; Brandi Chastain, Michelle Akers, Tiffeny Milbrett, Abby Wambach, Amy Rodriguez and Sydney Leroux.

But Dunn’s dominating performance was padded by her teammates’ offensive onslaught. Mallory Pugh, Carli Lloyd, Kelley O’Hara and Christen Press peppered Puerto Rico goalkeeper Karly Gustafson with a steady stream of scoring. At one point in the second half, the U.S. scored three goals in 1:56 minutes, making that most likely the fastest trio of goals ever in U.S. Soccer history.

With a berth already clinched for Friday’s semifinal match in Houston thanks to wins earlier this week over Costa Rica and Mexico, the U.S. women got a chance to rest its usual starters. That put the spotlight on a slew of players who were given their first starts of the tournament.

Head coach Jill Ellis made eight changes to the starting lineups that she has used in the first two matches. Alyssa Naeher started in goal instead of Hope Solo, while O’Hara, Emily Sonnett and Jaelene Hinkle started in place of Meghan Klingenberg, Julie Johnston and Becky Sauerbrunn on defense. Samantha Mewis, Press, Pugh and Stephanie McCaffrey also made their first starts in this tournament. It was the first career start for Pugh, Hinkle and Mewis, three newcomers to the U.S. women’s national team that has seen rapid turnover from the 2015 Women’s World Cup roster.

Dunn kicked things off just six minutes into the match. The midfielder continues to show her versatility and prowess by connecting on a pass from Pugh to open the scoring. It was 17-year-old Pugh’s first assist in international competition as the Colorado teen racks up early career milestones.

Lloyd put the U.S. ahead 2-0 when the U.S. captain collected her 85th international goal on a penalty kick in the 19th minute. It was Lloyd’s 22nd goal in her last 17 matches -- a streak fitting for the reigning FIFA Women’s World Player of the Year.

Then it was Dunn again, scoring in the 21st minute to put the U.S. ahead 3-0. It marked Dunn’s first multi-goal game for the U.S. women’s national team.

Perhaps the best goal of the night came from O’Hara -- for two reasons; It was only her second international career goal -- the first one O’Hara scored in the 2015 Women’s World Cup final against Japan; more important, O’Hara has proved that when she does score, she does it in style.

O’Hara added her nifty goal in the 44th minute. The veteran defender took a pass from McCaffrey in front of the goal and, with time to assess exactly where Puerto Rico goalkeeper Karly Gustafson was stationed, O’Hara deftly clipped the ball with the back of her heel to put the U.S. ahead 4-0.

Then came the furious trio of goals that saw Pugh force an own-goal in the 60th minute, followed by Dunn’s third goal in the 61st minute and Press’ goal in the 62nd minute. In just under two minutes, the U.S. players padded their stats: It was Dunn’s first career hat trick, which she would later add to by scoring her fourth goal.

Dunn added her next two goals in the 85th minute and in the 87th minute and Mewis added the final U.S. goal in the 90th minute.

The U.S. will likely face Trinidad & Tobago in the semifinal match Friday at BBVA Compass Stadium Friday in Houston. Canada, meanwhile, is the leader in Group B, and needs only a draw against Guatemala Tuesday in Houston to claim first place in Group B.

So far, the tournament is playing out true-to-form, with a U.S. vs. Canada finale still probable. The two finalists in this CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Championship will earn a berth in the 2016 Rio Olympics.

Costa Rica was up 2-0 until the 79th minute when Maribel Dominguez scored a highlight-reel goal to put Mexico back in the match. The 37-year-old veteran’s bicycle kick from six yards out sent the ball high over Costa Rica goalkeeper Dinnia Diaz, who had no chance at the stop. But Costa Rica will join the U.S. in Houston this weekend.

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Is Arsenal's win vs. Leicester decisive? Plus: Messi's penalty, Spurs are for real

noreply@blogger.com (naslima) — Tue, 16 Feb 2016 04:22:00 +0000

It was a fairy-tale finish, just not the one many neutral observers expected. Unless you caught the half he played for Arsenal's under-21s, you have not seen Danny Welbeck play competitive football since April 26, 2015. That is, you hadn't, until he trotted on at the Emirates with eight minutes to go, assigned to provide an extra body in the box for what felt like an improbable and increasingly frustrating hunt for a game winner.

Welbeck then materialized unmarked at the near post to steer Mesut Ozil's free kick past Kasper Schmeichel who, for much of the afternoon, had been successfully channeling his dad, Peter, in making a string of crucial saves.

If Arsenal go on to win the Premier League -- and that's a huge "if" -- that may well be the defining moment, or one of them. But if that happens and you're Leicester, you'll point to two poor decisions that cost you.

One was the fact that the free kick was awarded in the first place. Referee Martin Atkinson had asked for four minutes of injury time and they were just about gone when Marcin Wasilewski challenged Nacho Monreal some 30 yards away from his goal by needlessly running into him, like a defensive end delivering a late hit on a quarterback.

This was Monreal -- not Alexis Sanchez, Theo Walcott or Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain -- in an area where the most damage he could do was a hit-and-hope. You would have expected a 35-year-old veteran like Wasilewski to be aware of where he was, who he was and when it was and, instead of lunging, simply put his big body in the way and wait for the whistle. Instead, Atkinson gave the foul, allowing Arsenal one last crack -- and the Gunners took it.

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The other big call came when Atkinson sent off Leicester right-back Danny Simpson for two yellows in the space of five minutes. Claudio Ranieri was annoyed, pointing out that Atkinson might have been influenced by the crowd's reaction more than the severity of the fouls, which were in keeping with the flow of the game. That may be the case, and the first booking was soft, but Simpson -- who is not a kid but a 29-year-old veteran -- should have known better than to pull down Olivier Giroud the way he did when he knew he was on a booking.

That incident was as clear a turning point as you'll see. Ranieri looked to his bench and had few options. He could ask a midfielder like Andy King to reinvent himself as an emergency right-back. He could turn to 19-year-old left-back Ben Chilwell for his Premier League debut on the opposite flank. Or he could turn to Wasilewski, a man-mountain more suited to center-back than to chase the fleet-footed Gunners but who would at least provide aerial cover and experience. It wasn't much of a choice, and Leicester paid a price for their lack of options as Arsenal repeatedly delivered menacing service to Olivier Giroud & Co. from Wasilewski's flank.

Of course, when it came to poor decisions, it wasn't just Wasilewski and Simpson at fault. Leicester had taken the lead earlier when Jamie Vardy clattered into Monreal's outstretched leg and Atkinson handed out a penalty. The decision, just before half-time, left the crowd incensed. Whichever way you stand on the penalty, there is little question that Monreal should not have defended like that -- not against Vardy and not in that position. It was inviting danger. If Atkinson had had a different angle on the play, he might not have given the penalty. But there was no reason to give him the opportunity to do so, either.

The defeat may sting Leicester, who were excellent for the first hour, but the volume of chances created by Arsenal with the man advantage leaves little doubt that they deserved the three points. If they're not now the title favorites, they're pretty darn close to it.

As for Leicester, once the anger wore off, Ranieri took the loss in stride, giving his players a whole week off. Giving guys who are not used to being in this position (and, this season, not used to losing) some time to clear their heads is not a bad idea. When they come back, they'll still be top of the league with a two-point margin and a schedule that does not look too intimidating.

Zaza puts Juve in charge of Serie A title race

Just when it looked as though these two teams would live to fight another day, Simone Zaza stepped up and powered Juventus to their 15th consecutive Serie A win against Napoli. It's a result that lets the Bianconeri push ahead of Maurizio Sarri's crew into first place by a single point.

That's the nature of the game. Margins are slim, and so it can happen that a fourth-choice striker with three seasonal starts, a guy who lasted 90 minutes just once all season and who was last seen recklessly pole-axing an opponent in injury time before being sent off, ends up being the difference-maker. Or, rather, one of the difference-makers: the slight deflection that Zaza's thunderbolt took off Raul Albiol's leg is ultimately what took the shot past Pepe Reina and gave Juve the win with two minutes to go.

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When their run began three and a half months ago, Juventus were in twelfth place, 11 points off the top. Now they're back to where they've been for much of the past four and a half seasons.

It's a credit to Massimiliano Allegri that this has happened after a summer in which he lost three key players: Andrea Pirlo, Arturo Vidal and Carlos Tevez. But it also speaks to the solidity of a team capable of withstanding the absence of defensive stopper Giorgio Chiellini and, for nearly half the game, the yin to his yang, Leonardo Bonucci, who picked up a knock in a collision with teammate Sami Khedira.

The team is stacked with talent -- especially young talent, like Paul Pogba and Paulo Dybala -- and yet few clubs are as good at donning the hard hat and turning into blue-collar grinders when they need to.

Sarri's schematic nous turned this game into a tactical clash in the first half, but once Bonucci had to be replaced by Daniele Rugani, the second half became more of a siege, with Napoli pressing forward but Juventus denying them the space, always cool, always unflustered.

Given the circumstances, even if Zaza's strike had been less sweet or if Albiol's leg had sent the ball elsewhere, a 0-0 draw would not have felt like a lost opportunity to Allegri. Without the heart of their defence, they withstood Napoli's onslaught and emerged unscathed. The goal -- and the two added points -- were a bonus.

The danger now is that Napoli fall into a funk, thinking there's a certain inevitability to Juve's title. But, frankly, it's less of a risk than some think. This is a mature, confident side and one where the fan base is on board and less prone to getting carried away than in years past, a fact evidenced by the reaction of the 3000 Napoli fans who greeted the side at the airport with cheers and support.

This engrossing Serie A saga is bound to have more twists and turns between now and May.

Sunday's win proves Spurs are for real

Yes, Tottenham are for real. Just why Mauricio Pochettino's crew got so little love from the commentariat for so long is a bit of a mystery, but maybe they'll take notice now that they've won their seventh in a row in all competitions, emerging with three points from the Etihad on Sunday.

Make no mistake, Manchester City did not lie down in this game. They came in off the back of a poor performance against Sunderland (which nonetheless yielded three points) and a home defeat to Leicester, and yet, in the first half, perhaps buoyed psychologically by the return of one Vincent Kompany, they were the better team.

ESPN FC's Ale Moreno believes that Tottenham's win over Manchester City this weekend puts them among the best in the EPL.

Then came the blown call. Mark Clattenburg awarded a penalty when Danny Rose's cross struck Raheem Sterling in the back. Insert your own disclaimers about how difficult it is to referee and how we shouldn't pick on the officials and all that, but the fact remains: he saw something that did not happen. Don't take my word for it; ask former referee Graham Poll.

I'm not going to go so far as to suggest that Clattenburg guessed or was influenced by the reaction of the players; I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and say he saw it wrong. He made a mistake. Stuff happens. What was interesting was City's reaction.

The home side were angry, but they were focused. They showed fight when they might otherwise have fallen apart. Yaya Toure hit the crossbar, then sub Kelechi Iheanacho grabbed the equalizer. Just as it began to look like Manchester City might right the ship, Erik Lamela came on, conjured up the type of brilliant run his huge talent is capable of (but doesn't often deliver) and threaded the ball through Nicolas Otamendi's legs to Christian Eriksen, who notched the winner.

Lucky Spurs? Maybe, but when you go on a run like this -- they made up nine points in two months -- you're entitled to a spot of good fortune. The way they win even when their big guns aren't firing as well as they should, and the way guys like Mousa Dembele (who seemed somewhat forgotten by Mauricio Pochettino last year) and Kevin Wimmer (who is making people forget that Jan Vertonghen is injured) have stepped up when required is impressive and a credit to the manager.

Messi's 'penalty' takes the headlines

It ended up overshadowing not just the 6-1 win over Celta Vigo but also the fact that Barcelona -- and particularly the MSN front three of Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar -- produced some of the best, most entertaining, edge-of-your-seat spells of attacking football seen in recent history. And in some ways that's a shame, because to those who love the game in its purest, most free-flowing form when technique, creativity and athleticism come together, parts of that game are what made us fall in love with the sport.

Still, the story is that of the world's best player forsaking a chance to score his 300th Liga goal. It wouldn't have been a record -- he's held that record since early last season, when he eclipsed Telmo Zarra -- but it would have been a nice round number. Instead, Messi opted to revive the "two-man" penalty, laying the ball off for Luis Suarez to pound home.

Unless you live off the grid, you've probably seen it by now. It's something we don't see often, and with good reason. If the keeper and defenders are alert, it actually gives you a far worse chance of scoring, which is why it ultimately relies on the element of surprise.

The ESPN FC team discuss Lionel Messi's penalty pass against Celta Vigo in their 6-1 win in La Liga.

Robert Pires and Thierry Henry memorably made a hash of it a decade ago. A guy named Rik Coppens was probably the first to do it for Belgium in a World Cup qualifier against Iceland in 1957. (Click here if you like hearing guys talking Flemish or enjoy old-time videos ... if you don't, jump ahead to 2:35.)

But the most famous successful two-man penalty was pulled off by Johan Cruyff in 1982 playing for Ajax against Helmond Sport. Curiously both were give-and-go penalties, whereas Messi's wasn't.

At first some people complained that Messi was being disrespectful. You can view it that way, or you can view it as a tribute to Cruyff, the man who helped mold the modern Barcelona and who is currently unwell.

I know which interpretation I choose.

Man United's latest defeat

It was probably overshadowed by Sunday's title deciders, or maybe it just isn't big news anymore. Either way, Manchester United fell to their ninth defeat of the season -- their seventh in the Premier League -- when they lost 2-1 at Sunderland, who are currently second from the bottom in the table.

"[Finishing] top-four will be very difficult now," Louis van Gaal said afterward. "You cannot close your eyes to that. Everybody's very sad. We couldn't cope with Sunderland's aggression and set pieces. We didn't deliver, and we feel disappointed and we feel sad. You cannot close your eyes from the top four being a minimum requirement."

Some will criticize Van Gaal for being defeatist, but it's probably better to applaud the fact that he is (finally) taking ownership of reality. United aren't good, and he might not be in his job much longer.

The ESPN FC crew discuss Manchester United's continued poor performance in the Premier League after their loss to Sunderland.

Many wonder just why he's still there when you have Jose Mourinho's camp telling anyone who will listen that he's ready to move into Old Trafford. Indeed, his people let it be known over the weekend that there was a "danger" that United might lose Mourinho if they did not act quickly.

I'm not sure that's going to happen, but an intriguing theory has been doing the rounds that might explain just why Mourinho hasn't yet landed the job. The rumor is that the ownership is evaluating Ed Woodward's role in transfers and considering the appointment of someone with specific knowledge and experience in the transfer market. That person could act as a counterweight to Mourinho and his agent, Jorge Mendes, who has helped Woodward orchestrate a fair chunk of United's transfer business over the past few transfer windows.

This would also explain why United did not look to strengthen the squad in January even though fourth place is just a few points away.

Real Madrid win comes with a downside

Glass half-full, glass half-empty for Real Madrid in the 4-2 win over Athletic Bilbao. The good news is Cristiano Ronaldo. Yeah, he's been scoring goals all season (he has 32 in 30 games), but on Saturday he also looked sharp and dynamic -- witness the shimmy and cut-on-a-dime dribble for the opener.

ESPN FC's Ale Moreno discusses Barcelona's 'tricky' win over Bilbao in La Liga and their upcoming UCL fixture.

If you exclude his Champions League stomping of Malmo FF and Shakhtar Donetsk, this marks the first time all season that he actually scored against a team involved in European competition. With Gareth Bale still sidelined, James Rodriguez also looked sharp: Having your big guns hitting the stride during the spring Champions League stretch run is critical.

The flip side is that Madrid showed serious flaws at the back. Raphael Varane had one of his worst games in a Real shirt, while Danilo again displayed all his limitations. In the former's case, anyone can have a bad game. In the case of Danilo, it has long been a pattern.

Laurent Blanc's Aurier dilemma

What does a team do when their first-choice right-back thinks it's a good idea to open Periscope and start ranting and making homophobic comments about his manager, the team's star player and his other teammates?

That's the decision Paris St. Germain faced when Serge Aurier did just that -- and on the eve of a huge Champions League clash, no less.

After initially suggesting that the video was a fake and the voice heard viewers heard wasn't his, Aurier came clean and asked for forgiveness Sunday night. Which is all fine and good, but Laurent Blanc, who called Aurier "pathetic," now has a big call to make -- not for the Chelsea clash (Aurier has been suspended) but for the games beyond.

The ESPN FC crew preview Chelsea against PSG in the UCL and discuss who the favourites are.

Aurier is one of the best attacking right-backs in Europe, yet when he behaves like this at age 23, it makes you wonder about his future. Particularly since he isn't a first-time offender: last season he was banned for three games after filming himself insulting UEFA referee Bjorn Kuipers.

Finally, Gary Neville gets his win

They had to huff. And they had to puff. But eventually they blew Espanyol's house down, and Gary Neville's Valencia finally won their first game since his installment as manager back in early December. Neville himself said it was more about the result and the performance than the standings. Now we can stop talking about whether there was some supernatural curse over the Mestalla.

The club's decision to hire Pako Ayestaran to work alongside Neville is a welcome one. While some in Spain read it as a sign that Valencia want to hire Rafa Benitez (Ayesteran was his assistant in the early years at Anfield), I'd imagine that's rather unlikely: the pair eventually fell out and do not necessarily see eye-to-eye. More importantly, Ayestaran has been a number one in his last three jobs -- he won the league title in Israel last season -- and it's one thing to work with a young, inexperienced manager like Neville, but quite another to go back to being Rafa's sidekick.

Ayestaran's appointment is a positive for the club. It's also an indicator that whatever other flaws he may have, Neville isn't too proud to ask for help. And that's a sign of intelligence.

Young Nagelsmann takes over at Hoffenheim

Saturday saw Julian Nagelsmann make his debut as manager of Hoffenheim, who traveled to Werder Bremen and drew 1-1. It's noteworthy not just because he never played professionally or because he had zero experience managing a first team, but because he's 28 years old.

That's right. Some of his starters, guys like Kevin Kuranyi and Eugen Polanski, are actually older than he is, which of course opens up a whole other raft of issues. Nagelsmann had been groomed for management for several years and was due to take over next season, but the ill health of his predecessor, Huub Stevens, meant the club pulled the trigger early.

We'll know soon enough if he's a prodigy, a publicity stunt or somewhere on that spectrum. In the meantime, Hoffenheim are stuck in the relegation zone: keeping them up wouldn't be a bad first entry on his managerial résumé.