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Kaka: "I’m happy with our start to the league; this day is important to all of us"

realmadrid.com — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 04:11:26 +0000

Both Kaka and Xabi Alonso scored in the victory against Zaragoza and shared their views on the match with the press in the mixed zone. Kaka
“I’m happy with our start to the league; this day is important to all of us. I’ve always been clear about wanting to be successful at Real Madrid. Mourinho said he counts on me and I hope to make good use of the chances I get. We all enjoyed ourselves and we’re all very happy with the match.”

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AC Milan 2-1 Juventus: Boateng & Seedorf belters earn victory for champions

goal.com — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 07:00:17 +0000

Despite a superior second-half display by the Turin side, capped by a Mirko Vucinic strike, they lost their grip on the Trofeo Berlusconi at San Siro

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ENGLAND/ TOTTENHAM, Found agreement with City for Adebayor

onlysoccer.net — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 06:48:32 +0000

According to the Sunday Mirror, Manchester City are ready to let 27 year old striker Emmanuel Adebayor move to Tottenham for free.

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Bolton 2-3 Man City: Dzeko kills off Trotters

soccernet.espn — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 06:41:04 +0000

Carlos Tevez returned to Manchester City colours but Roberto Mancini’s side showed they no longer need to rely on the Argentinian for goals with a fluent display in beating Bolton to go top of the fledgling Barclays Premier League table.

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Morocco Vs. Algeria football rivalry

Admin — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 15:34:46 +0000

the Moroccan and Algerian national teams will meet on Saturday June 4th, at the city of Marrakech for the fourth round of Group D qualifying for the finals of the African Cup of Nations (Gabon – Guinea equatorial 2012) for the 35th time, including 19 games in official competitions.

in the 34 matches, played by the two teams so far, Morocco has 17 wins while Algeria has only 9 wins with a draw in 8 games, note that during these meetings, friendly and official matchs, the tow teams scored the total of 72 goals, 41 for the “Atlas Lions.”

March 27 was the last game between the two sides Moroccan and Algerian at the May 19, 1956 Stadium, city of Annaba (Algeria) for the third round of qualifying Group D qualifying for the finals of the African Cup of Nations (Gabon - Guinea-equatorial 2012) and was a win 1 – 0 for the Algerian national team.

Here is a list of the 34 matches played by the two sides:

October 31, 1965 Algeria: Algeria – Morocco 0-0 (friendly match).
March 6, 1966 in Casablanca: Morocco – Algeria 1-0 (friendly match).
24 November 1966 in Algeria: Algeria – Morocco 2-2 (friendly match).
September 12, 1967 in Tunis: Algeria – Morocco 3-1 (Mediterranean Games).
March 13, 1968 in Casablanca: Morocco – Algeria 1-0 (friendly match).
March 9, 1969 in Algiers: Algeria – Morocco 2-0 (Africa Cup).
March 23, 1969 Agadir: Morocco – Algeria 1-0 (Africa Cup).
10 September 1969 in Casablanca: Morocco – Algeria 4-1 (friendly match).
October 31, 1969 Algeria: Algeria – Morocco 1-0 (friendly m
December 10, 1970 Algeria: Algeria – Morocco 3-1 (Africa Cup).
27 December 1970 in Casablanca: Morocco – Algeria 3-0 (Africa Cup).
April 7, 1974 in Casablanca: Morocco – Algeria 2-0 (friendly match).
October 5, 1974 Kenitra Syria: Morocco – Algeria 1-0 (League Kenitra).
October 30, 1974 Algeria: Algeria – Morocco 0-0 (Cup Maghreb).
August 22 1975 Algeria: Algeria – Morocco 0-1 (Mediterranean Games).
9 December 1979 in Casablanca: Morocco – Algeria 1-5 (Olympic qualifier).
24 December 1979 in Algiers: Algeria – Morocco 3-0 (Olympic qualifier).
March 13, 1980 Abadan (Nigeria): Algeria – Morocco 1-0 (African Cup).
July 24 Beijing 1982: Morocco – Algeria 1-0 (League Beijing).
New Delhi, January 22, 1985: Morocco – Algeria 4-0 (League New Delhi).
August 3rd 1985 in Rabat: Morocco – Algeria 1-0 (Pan Arab Games).
March 8, 1986 in Alexandria: Morocco – Algeria 0-0 (African Cup).
19 September 1987 in Lattakia, Syria: Morocco – Algeria 2-1 (Mediterranean Games).
March 16, 1988 in Casablanca: Morocco – Algeria 1-0 (African Cup).
March 26, 1988 in Casablanca: Morocco – Algeria 1-1 (3-4 z. T.. African Cup).
March 22, 1989 Bejaia: Algeria – Morocco 1-1 (friendly match).
24 May 1989 Kenitra: Morocco – Algeria 1-0 (friendly match).
Light in April 1991 in Algiers: Algeria – Morocco 2-2 (friendly match).
26 December 1991 in Casablanca: Morocco – Algeria 1-1 (friendly match).
22 September 1993 in Rabat: Morocco – Algeria 0-0 (friendly match).
July 9, 2000 in Fez: Morocco – Algeria 2-1 (World Cup).
May 4, 2001 in Algiers: Algeria – Morocco 1-2 (WCQ).
February 8, 2004 Sfax (Tunisia): Morocco – Algeria 3-1 (African Cup).
March 27, 2011 in Annaba (Algeria): Algeria – Morocco 1-0 (Africa Cup).

- Outcome:

The number of matches 34.
The number of victories, the Moroccan national team: 17.
The number of victories, the Algerian national team: 9.
The number of draws: 8.
Number of goals scored: 72.
Goals the Moroccan national team: 41.
Goals Algerian national team: 31.

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Darren Bent: I will satisfy Capello

Admin — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 14:55:07 +0000

Darren Bent is expected to lead the attack, in the England’s European Championship qualifying 2012 against Switzerland after scoring three goals in three international matches. Darren Bent represents the ideal alternative for Capello’s imperfect squad with the absence of suspended Wayne Rooney, Jermain Defoe and Andy Carroll. Due to the injuries, Darren Bent is likely to be the first striker in the squad by coach Fabio Capello for the match at Wembley Stadium, where the Italian coach is seeking to keep his side top of Group 7.

The players realize the importance of this match for England to keep on top of the group. Now England with the Republic of Montenegro are at the head of the group ten points each from four games, and no one wants to loose at any point.

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Barcelona v Man Utd preview

skysports.com — Fri, 27 May 2011 16:33:14 +0000

European glory beckons at Wembley as the champions of Spain and England collide in one of the most eagerly-awaited finals in history. Barcelona and Manchester United could already lay claim to being the two finest sides on the continent before this season, having each made it through to the final twice in the past five years.

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Nani – I’m ready to start

skysports.com — Fri, 27 May 2011 16:30:41 +0000

Nani is feeling in good form as he waits to learn if he will start for Manchester United against Barcelona. The Portuguese winger was named United’s Players’ Player of the Year and topped the Premier League assists charts this season.

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Scholes: We can match Barca’s style

soccernet.espn — Fri, 27 May 2011 16:25:42 +0000

Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has hailed Barcelona as “the ultimate” team, but is confident the Premier League champions can match their opponents blow-for-blow in the style stakes at Wembley.

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Benzema: "Madrid played fantastic"

realmadrid.com — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 22:00:31 +0000

Karim Benzema scored his 10th league goal of the season and following the match discussed the importance of the victory against Valencia.

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Mourinho: "We played a true Champions League game"

realmadrid.com — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 16:58:46 +0000

Jose Mourinho addressed the media following the 1-1 draw in Lyon. “I feel we did more to win 2-0 than to draw 1-1, but this is nevertheless a good result because we’ll play the return leg at our stadium before our fans. They have to help us reach the quarterfinals.”
“It is very complicated to be a referee. You don’t like it when a ref is late or misses something during the game, but certain situations are unacceptable. I saw a player touch the ball with his elbow 50 metres away and the ref, who was just 5 metres away, didn’t award a penalty. This is the Champions League, a competition that showcases the best players, the best clubs and the best referees. None of the four refs on the pitch saw the handball. I hope it doesn’t prove decisive at the end of the knockout stage. It would be very sad if it did.”

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Olympique Lyonnais 1-1 Real Madrid

realmadrid.com — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 16:43:21 +0000

Real Madrid came away with a 1-1 draw against Olympique Lyonnais at Stade Gerland in the first leg of the Champions League Round of 16. The Whites played a fantastic second half that included two shots off the post and a penalty that went unseen by the referee. Benzema scored to give the Real the lead and Gomis knocked in the equalizer, but all will be decided in the second leg on 16 March in the Bernabeu.

Lineups
O. Lyon	Real Madrid
Lloris	Casillas
Reveillere	Sergio Ramos
Cris	Pepe
Lovren	Ricardo Carvalho
Cissokho	Arbeloa
Michel Bastos	Xabi Alonso
Briand 71′	Khedira
Toulalan	Lass Diarra 69′
Gourcuff	Özil
Källström	Marcelo 76′
Pjanic 78′	Di María
Gomis Goal 84′	Cristiano Ronaldo
César Delgado	Adebayor
Pied 71 ‘	Benzema 66′ Goal 66′

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FA Cup: Holders Chelsea out

soccernet.espn — Sat, 19 Feb 2011 21:08:08 +0000

Phil Neville’s penalty earned Everton a 4-3 shootout victory over Chelsea in their FA Cup fourth-round replay at Stamford Bridge, after the game finished 1-1 following extra-time.

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