International Soccer - General Discussion
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Scottishbloke, your team did you proud and I thought they outplayed England at times. If only you could've held on to the end for what would've been a historic victory against the Auld Enemy. I wish they had won, they deserved to
 
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2018 FIFA WORLD CUP EUROPEAN QUALIFIERS :
Match day 6 Saturday Matches Complete Results : Group C : Azerbaijan (7 points) 0 - Northern Ireland (13) 1 Goal : 90' + 2' Dallas Germany (18) 7 - San Marino (0) 0 Goals : 11' Draxler, 16', 29', 85' Wagner, 38' Younes, 47' Mustafi, 72' Brandt Norway (4) 1 - Czech Republic (9) 1 Goals : 36' Gebre Selassie (N), 55' Soderlund (CR pen.) Group E : Montenegro (10) 4 - Armenia (6) 1 Goals : 2' Beciraj (M), 28', 54', 82' Jovetic (M), 89' Koryan (A) Poland (16) 3 - Romania (6) 1 Goals : 29' (pen.), 57', 62' (pen.) Lewandowski (P), 77' Stancu ( R ) Kazakhstan (2) 1 - Denmark (10) 3 Goals : 27' Jorgensen (D), 50' Eriksen (D pen.), 76' Kuat (K), 81' Dolberg (D) Red Card : 43' Islamkhan (K)  Group F : Scotland (6) 2 - England (14) 2 Goals : 70' Oxlade-Chamberlain (E), 87', 90' Griffiths (S), 90' + 3' Kane (E) Slovenia (11) 2 - Malta (0) 0 Goals : 45' + 2' Ilicic, 84' Novakovic Lithuania (5) 1 - Slovakia (12) 2 Goals : 32' Weiss (S), 58' Hamsik (S), 90' + 3' Sernas (L) |
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Post: #4643 Last edited: 10.06.2017, 21:18 10.06.2017, 21:17 Re: International Soccer - General Discussion
The only show in town today just happened to be the battle of Britain, the 2 Auld enemy's fought it out and it ended in a draw. England took the lead with just 20 minutes remaining when Chamberlain fired in a shot from close range my heart literally sunk. It looked like curtains for my nation. Then in the 87th minute Griffiths scored a spectacular free kick to equalise, then in the 90th minute Hampden park went into absolute bedlam as he scored again to put us into the lead and it looked like the unthinkable had just happened. It was going to be our first win over England in Scotland since 1985 and 1999 when we defeated them at the old Wembley Stadium but not to be unfortunately as Kane struck in the 3rd minute of injury time
 [hidden image - please register] Not to be but I think my neighbours knew exactly all about it as my roar on both goals Scotland scored must have been heard by anybody within a 5 mile radius Final Score From Hampden: Scotland 2 England 2 |
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Post: #4642 Last edited: 10.06.2017, 23:42 09.06.2017, 22:41 Re: International Soccer - General Discussion
2018 FIFA WORLD CUP EUROPEAN QUALIFIERS :
Match day 6 Friday Matches Complete Results : Group A : Belarus (5 points) 2 - Bulgaria (9) 1 Goals : 33' Sivakov (BE pen.), 80' Savitskiy (BE), 90' + 1' Dyakov (BU) Netherlands (10) 5 - Luxembourg (1) 0 Goals : 21' Robben, 34' Sneijder, 62' Wijnaldum, 70' Promes, 84' Janssen (pen.) Sweden (13) 2 - France (13) 1 Goals : 37' Giroud (F), 43' Durmaz (S), 90' + 4' Toivonen (S) Group B : Faroe Islands (5) 0 - Switzerland (18) 2 Goals : 36' G. Xhaka, 59' Shaqiri Andorra (4) 1 - Hungary (7) 0 Goal : 26' Rebes Latvia (3) 0 - Portugal (15) 3 Goals : 41', 63' C. Ronaldo, 67' A. Silva Group H : Bosnia and Herzegovina (11) 0 - Greece (12) 0 Gibraltar (0) 1 - Cyprus (7) 2 Goals : 10' Chipolina (G o.g.), 30' A. Hernandez (G), 87' Sotiriou ( C ) Estonia (4) 0 - Belgium (16) 2 Goals : 31' Mertens, 86' Chadli Red Card : 44' Dmitrijev (E)
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No not through gritted teeth, my friend. I actually hope you stuff England and you qualify. My Welsh mum and the Irish side of the family would disown me if I supported England and I would never do that.
 Yes I agree with you about the two sets of fans. Lets hope common sense prevails and the match passes off with out any nasty incidents.
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Thank you Ralkin123, I bet you must have said that through gritted teeth assuming you are English ofcourse
 This used to be an annual fixture but was cancelled by the Scottish and English FA due to the continuing off field activities. I do believe that the police will form a human chain around the ground, especially in light of some of the past high profile matches involving other teams at Hampden Park, most notably the disgraceful scenes that took place between the Hibs and Rangers fans at last years Scottish Cup Final when a mass pitch invasion took place between the 2 sets of supporters which ofcourse led to mass brawls taking place all over the pitch.I think especially in light of recent terrorist activities that has taken place within the UK that both sets of supporters need to show an example and promote the togetherness even further. We need to show an example to the world watching that we keep the rivalry friendly and I urge those fans looking to go there simply just to cause trouble to think twice. Aswell as holding my breathe with regards as to how Scotland fares, I am also holding my breath as to the behaviour of the 2 sets of fans. |
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I hope Scotland beats England on Saturday and can qualify for the World Cup as well, Scottishbloke
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The count down to kick off has begun. Scotland v England is almost here. First and foremost irrespective of the result I hope that no fighting takes place before or after the match. Tensions will be rife. As a Scotsman beating England is the ultimate scalp and also its a must win game for us if we are to stand any hope of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup
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Post: #4637 Last edited: 03.06.2017, 23:16 03.06.2017, 23:14 Re: International Soccer - General Discussion
2016-17 UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL :
Cardiff (Wales), Millennium Stadium : JUVENTUS FOOTBALL CLUB 1 - Real Madrid CF 4  Goals : 20', 64' C. Ronaldo (RM), 27' Mandzukic (J), 61' Casemiro (RM), 90' Asensio (RM) Red Card : 84' Cuadrado (J) REAL MADRID CF win the 2016-17 UEFA Champions League, the 12th in the history of the club (second consecutive) And JUVENTUS FOOTBALL CLUB lose the 7th UEFA Champions League final in the history of the club  [hidden image - please register] |
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Nobody cares what you think saoirse, we all know what your intentions are on this Thread. To take a cheap pop at my Dundee United team is low - even by your standards
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just want to say congratulations again to the accies! hell of a performance.
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Rallkin123 wrote:Aberdeen were so unlucky against Celtic in the Scottish Cup Final and should have won it. I feel so sorry for them as overall they were the better team, especially in the 1st half as they dominated play and had the better chances of scoring. Well done to Celtic, but they got themselves out of jail and in my view were very lucky to win. I thought Aberdeen really put up a good fight on Saturday and it truly was a real sickner for them to lose the game in the way they did. Celtic have got a habit of scoring late goals when it comes to the Scottish Cup. I know better than more people after they snatched victory away from the jaws of defeat when they came back being 1-0 behind to beat my Dundee United team 2-1 in 1985, 1988. With regards to my Dundee United team. I am still very very down about what happened to us yesterday. Us supporters deserved better than the dog shit which the players served up for us but I think it was just a game too far for them. The players on the pitch were simply exhausted. We had already played 5 games to get to this stage. We should have been given a penalty in the 1st leg, instead Simon Murray gets a red card for apparently diving We will ofcourse be favourites for the Title next season now that Hibs are out of the division but it will have to be earned. We can't afford to feel sorry for ourselves, we just have to go for it again.Over the border and into England, another dramatic Play Off match came to its conclusion. Well done to Huddersfield Town who will play next season in the English Premier League after beating Reading 4-3 on penalties after normal time and extra time still nothing could separate the 2 teams. Its a cruel way to decide who gets promoted but it has to be brought to a conclusion somehow. [hidden image - please register] |
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Post: #4633 Last edited: 28.05.2017, 23:57 28.05.2017, 22:46 Re: International Soccer - General Discussion
2016-17 SERIE A :
Match day 38 (Last) Complete Results : Atalanta B.C. 1 - A.C. Chievo Verona 0 PLAYED SATURDAY Bologna F.C. 1909 1 - Juventus F.C. 2 PLAYED SATURDAY Cagliari Calcio 2 - A.C. Milan 1 Goals : 17' Joao Pedro ( C ), 72' Lapadula (M pen.), 90' + 3' Pisacane ( C ) Penalty Failed : 63' Bacca (M) Red Card : 75' Paletta (M) A.S. Roma 3 - Genoa C.F.C. 2 Goals : 3' Pellegri (G), 10' Dzeko ( R ), 74' De Rossi ( R ), 79' Lazovic (G), 90' Perotti ( R ) U.C. Sampdoria 2 - S.S.C. Napoli 4 Goals : 36' Mertens (N), 42' L. Insigne (N), 49' Hamsik (N), 50' Quagliarella (S), 65' Callejon (N), 90' Alvarez (S) F.C. Crotone 3 - S.S. Lazio 1 Goals : 14', 60' Nalini ( C ), 22' Falcinelli ( C ), 26' Immobile (L pen.) Red Card : 42' Bastos (L) ACF Fiorentina 2 - Delfino Pescara 1936 2 Goals : 15' Caprari (P), 65' Bahebeck (P), 66' Saponara (F), 85' Vecino (F) Red Card : 38' F. Chiesa (F) F.C. Internazionale 5 - Udinese Calcio 2 Goals : 5', 54' Eder (I), 19' Perisic (I), 36' Brozovic (I), 76' Balic (U), 78' Angella (U o.g.), 90' + 3' D. Zapata (U) U.S. Città di Palermo 2 - Empoli F.C. 1 Goals : 76' Nestorovski (P), 84' Bruno Henrique (P), 87' Krunic (E) Torino F.C. 5 - U.S. Sassuolo Calcio 3 Goals : 6' Boye (T), 14', 40', 81' (pen.) Defrel (S), 22' Baselli (T), 45' + 1' De Silvestri (T), 57' Iago Falque (T), 79' Belotti (T) FINAL LEAGUE TABLE : 1. JUVENTUS F.C. 91 points 2016-17 Champion & Qualified to 2017-18 UEFA Champions League Group Stage 2. A.S. Roma 87 points Qualified to 2017-18 UEFA Champions League Group Stage 3. S.S.C. Napoli 86 points Qualified to 2017-18 UEFA Champions League Play-Off Round 4. Atalanta B.C. 72 points Qualified to 2017-18 UEFA Europa League Group Stage 5. S.S. Lazio 70 points Qualified to 2017-18 UEFA Europa League Group Stage 6. A.C. Milan 63 points Qualified to 2017-18 UEFA Europa League Third Qualifying Round 7. F.C. Internazionale 62 points 8. ACF Fiorentina 60 points 9. Torino F.C. 53 points 10. U.C. Sampdoria 48 points 11. Cagliari Calcio 47 points 12. U.S. Sassuolo Calcio 46 points 13. Udinese Calcio 45 points 14. A.C. Chievo Verona 43 points 15. Bologna F.C. 1909 41 points 16. Genoa C.F.C. 36 points 17. F.C. Crotone 34 points 18. Empoli F.C. 32 points Relegated to 2017-18 Serie B 19. U.S. Città di Palermo 26 points Relegated to 2017-18 Serie B 20. Delfino Pescara 1936 18 points Relegated to 2017-18 Serie B |
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Well timed in your post saoirse - you only decided to post here because you knew that I would be upset that my team lost today. Just like every post on this forum you have no real interest. You know exactly where you can stick your comments dickhead
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Post: #4631 Last edited: 28.05.2017, 17:56 28.05.2017, 17:53 Re: International Soccer - General Discussion
c'mon the accies!
lol dundee utd another season languishing in the championship! well done celtic, fully deserved win and fitting end to a great season. |
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