International Soccer - General Discussion

4.08 (12 rating(s))

(4.08 / 5, 12 ratings)

Banner
Author Posts

29.05.2011, 02:15

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

What a match! Simply the best has won.
And it was simply wonderful Eric Abidal rising the cup.
Thumb up

A question for Sir Alex: why Berbatov (season's top scorer) on stand?

28.05.2011, 22:35

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

Final result of the Champions-League Final

FC Barcelona 3 : 1 Manchester United

1:0 Pedro Rodriguéz (27.min)
1:1 Rooney (34.min)
2:1 Messi (54.min)
3:1 David Villa (69.min)

It was until last a very Interesting game with the better end for the FC Barcelona which can now celebrate their 4th Champions-League/Cup of the National Champions title (after 1992,2006,2009).

Top Scorer of this Champions-League season is Lionel Messi with 12 goals but unfortunately it isn´t a new record he only draw level with Ruud van Nistelrooy (Manchester United-2002/03).

28.05.2011, 17:38

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

Yes. Coming soon. Beer in hand. And I hope a great match. And a lot of emotion.
Personally as a big fan of Real Madrid. I will today for the MU.
@ outside: Polish goalkeeper MU is Kuszczak Smile Sorry!

28.05.2011, 12:19

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

FC Barcelona home team again, as two years ago in Rome.
Mancheste United will play in white, played in blue two years ago.

So, here are 22 on the pitch:

FC Barcelona: (4-3-3): 1.Victor Valdes; 2.Dani Alves, 3.Piquè, 14.Mascherano, 5.Puyol ©; 16.Busquets, 6.Xavi, 8.Iniesta; 17.Pedro, 10.Messi, 7.Villa; Reserves: 38.Olazabal, 22.Abidal, 21.Adriano, 30.Tiago Alcantara, 15.Keita, 20.Affellay, 9.Bojan
Coah: Josip "Pep" Guardiola

Manchester United FC: (4-4-2): 1.Van Der Sar; 20.Fabio, 5.Ferdinand, 15.Vidic ©, 3.Evra; 25.Valencia, 16.Carrick, 11.Giggs, 13.Park Ji Sung; 14.Hernandez, 10.Rooney; Reserves: 29.Kusczsak, 21.Rafael, 8.Anderson, 18.Scholes, 17.Nani, 9.Berbatov, 7.Owen
Coach: Sir Alex Ferguson

Referee: Kassai (HUN)

28.05.2011, 11:44

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

Today It´s time for the Champions-League Final 2011

"It´s time to revenge"

FC Barcelona - Manchester United

It´s the third time that both teams are opponents in an European-Cup final (1991 Cup Winners Cup Final ManU. defeats Barca with 2:1 / Champions-League Final 2009 Barca defeats ManU. with 2:0)
Whistle for the start of play is 20:45 CET in Wembley/London (England).
The Referee of that game is from Hungary (Kassai).

Here is a balance sheet of that Euro-League Season from both Teams :

FC Barcelona : 12 Games - 8 Victories - 3 Draws - 1 Defeat - (Goals 28 : 8)

Manchester United : 12 Games - 9 Victories - 3 Draws - 0 Defeats - (Goals 18 : 4)

By the way Lionel Messi (FC Barcelona) leads in the goal scorers list before that final with 11 goals (record Ruud van Nistelrooy 12 goals-Season 2002/03 for Manchester United ) that means that Messi has the chance to break the old record with two goals in todays final (1 goal to draw level with).

As last I hope that we will see an Interesting and highly competitive game this evening.

May the best team win.(ManU) Smile

26.05.2011, 23:42

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

Sporting Braga won't resist in italian third division, their keeper, Artur, was the third in line at AS Roma some years ago.
That's why Porto looked so magnificent.
Best young talent is Chicharito Hernandez.

26.05.2011, 23:08

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

Except some obvious features there is a name, I watched him in South America where almost nobody in Europe was talking his name shining even then over there...Now they brought him in this European football arena and he is one of the greatest already...FALCAO. Believe me someone will pay for him massive millions soon. Just how did they play that second half against Villareal after being 0:1 down at halftime finishing 5:1 respectively. That was space football from Porto, ofcourse a lot helped by another giant; HULK. Big big names of this year.

26.05.2011, 22:50

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

Final Result of the UEFA Women´s Champions League Final

Olympique Lyon 2 : 0 FFC Turbine Potsdam

1:0 Renard (27.min)
2:0 Dickenmann (85.min)

Congratulations to both teams for that great game but at the end Olympique Lyon was the better team and will be rewarded with the 1st win of the UEFA Women´s Champions League in their Club History.

26.05.2011, 16:04

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

outside wrote:Best scorer: Dimitar Berbatov (Manchester United) 21 goals

the Back-up is the winner Big Grin


outside wrote:Best scorer: Mario Gomez (Bayern Munchen) 28 goals

started this with match 8/34 Thumb up


outside wrote:Top Scorer: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid) 40 goals (in order to win Golden Boot)

never heard before this name but it seems he isn't that bad Cool

26.05.2011, 14:58

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

So let's point about main national leagues, winners, UCL qualified, and 2nd div moved:

English Premier League:
Winner: Manchester United FC
UEFA Champions League: Chelsea FC, Manchester City FC
UEFA Champions League qualifications: FC Arsenal
UEFA Europa League: Tottenham Hotspur, Birmingham City FC (Carling Cup Winner), Stoke City (FA Cup runner up), Fulham FC (due to fair play ranking);
To Championship: West Ham United FC, Birmingham City FC, Blackpool FC
To Premiership from Championship: Queen's Park Rangers and Norwich City (playoffs final Reading VS Swansea City, who have beaten Nottingham Forest and Cardiff City).
Best scorer: Dimitar Berbatov (Manchester United) 21 goals

Serie A Italia:
Winner: AC Milan
UEFA Champions League: FC Internazionale, SSC Napoli
UEFA Champions League qualifications: Udinese Calcio
UEFA Europa League: SS Lazio, AS Roma, Palermo Calcio (Coppa Italia final, next Sunday Night VS FC Internazionale)
To Serie B: AS Bari, Brescia Calcio, UC Sampdoria
From Serie B To Serie A: Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio and AC Siena at the moment, last Serie B round still to play to know about playoffs
Best scorer: Antonio Di Natale (Udinese): 28 goals

German Bundesliga:
Winner: Borussia 09 Dortmund
UEFA Champions League: Bayer 04 Leverkusen
UEFA Champions League qualifications: FC Bayern Munchen
UEFA Europa League: Hannover 96, TSV Mainz, Schalke 04 (Cup Winner)
To Zweite Liga: St.Pauli, Eintracht Frankfurt;
To Bundesliga to zweite: Hertha BSC, Augsburg
Playout winner: Borussia Monchengladbach (still in Bundes)
Best scorer: Mario Gomez (Bayern Munchen) 28 goals

Liga Espanola:
Winner: FC Barcelona
UEFA Champions League: Real Madrid, Valencia
UEFA Champios League qualification: Villareal CF
UEFA Europa League: FC Sevilla, Athletic Bilbao, Atletico Madrid;
Copa Del Rey Winner: Real Madrid (VS FC Barcelona)
To Segunda: Almeria, Hercules Alicante, Deportivo La Coruna
From Segunda to Primera: Real Betis Sevilla, Rayo Vallecano (playoffs still to play between Granada, Elche, Celta Vigo and Real Valladolid)
Top Scorer: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid) 40 goals (in order to win Golden Boot)

26.05.2011, 14:48

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

[hidden link - please register], on saturday is just another final Smile

26.05.2011, 14:27

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

[hidden link - please register]
It's saturday.
Thumb up

26.05.2011, 14:23

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

today, 21:00 cet in London: Champions League Final Thumb up

22.05.2011, 13:57

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

Hi fellows Smile

Lille CHAMPION DE FRANCE since last night, completely deserved i find Thumb up

Have a nice day Cool

21.05.2011, 21:53

Re: International Soccer - General Discussion

Germany: DFB-Cup Final
MSV Duisburg-FC Schalke 04: 0:5 Thumb up Heart

[hidden link - please register]
Amateur models online