Michezo magazetini leo...

Michezo magazetini leo...

Status
Not open for further replies.
Today's Games
Today's Games Week 1: 08/28/10 - 08/30/10 Week 2: 09/11/10 - 09/12/10 Week 3: 09/18/10 - 09/19/10 Week 4: 09/22/10 - 09/23/10 Week 5: 09/25/10 - 09/26/10 Week 6: 10/02/10 - 10/03/10 Week 7: 10/16/10 - 10/17/10 Week 8: 10/23/10 - 10/25/10 Week 9: 10/29/10 - 10/31/10 Week 10: 11/06/10 - 11/07/10 Week 11: 11/10/10 - 11/11/10 Week 12: 11/13/10 - 11/14/10 Week 13: 11/20/10 - 11/21/10 Week 14: 11/27/10 - 11/28/10 Week 15: 12/03/10 - 12/08/10 Week 16: 12/11/10 - 12/12/10 Week 17: 12/18/10 - 12/19/10 Week 18: 01/06/11 Week 19: 01/09/11 Week 20: 01/15/11 - 01/16/11 Week 21: 01/19/11 - 02/16/11 Week 22: 01/29/11 - 02/23/11 Week 23: 02/01/11 - 02/03/11 Week 24: 02/05/11 - 02/06/11 Week 25: 02/12/11 - 02/13/11 Week 26: 02/19/11 - 02/20/11 Week 27: 02/26/11 - 02/28/11 Week 28: 03/04/11 - 03/06/11 Week 29: 03/13/11 Week 30: 03/20/11 Week 31: 04/03/11 Week 32: 04/10/11 Week 33: 04/17/11 Week 34: 04/23/11 Week 35: 05/01/11 Week 36: 05/08/11 Week 37: 05/15/11 Week 38: 05/22/11​

Sunday, February 20, 2011​
Week 26​

Artemio Franchi
Expand
expandInfo.jpg


9:00 AM ET



Match Stats | Match Trax
Goals Cards Substitutions
Olimpico
Expand
expandInfo.jpg


9:00 AM ET

Bari


Match Stats | Match Trax
goal.gif
(6') Hernanes
Goals Cards Substitutions
Ennio Tardini
Expand
expandInfo.jpg


9:00 AM ET



Match Stats | Match Trax
Goals Alessandro Rosina (31')
goal.gif

Cards Substitutions
Friuli
Expand
expandInfo.jpg


9:00 AM ET



Match Stats | Match Trax
Goals Cards Substitutions
M. Bentegodi
Expand
expandInfo.jpg


9:00 AM ET



Match Stats | Match Trax
Goals Robinho (25')
goal.gif

Cards Substitutions
Luigi Ferraris
Expand
expandInfo.jpg


9:00 AM ET



Match Stats | Match Trax
Goals Philippe Mexes (6')
goal.gif

Nicolás Burdisso (16')
goal.gif

Cards Substitutions
Sunday, February 20, 2011​
Week 26​

San Paolo
Expand
expandInfo.jpg


2:45 PM ET



Match Stats | Match Trax
 
Via del Mare
Expand
expandInfo.jpg


2 : 0
79'



Match Stats | Match Trax
goal.gif
(32') Djamel Mesbah
goal.gif
(48') Andrea Bertolacci
Goals
yellow-card.gif
(33') Djamel Mesbah
yellow-card.gif
(67') Guiseppe Vives
red-card.gif
(69')
Cards (12')
red-card.gif

greenArrow.gif
(53') Ernesto Chevantón
redArrow.gif
David Di Michele

Substitutions Marco Storari (13')
greenArrow.gif

Milos Krasic
redArrow.gif


Alessandro Del Piero (46')
greenArrow.gif

Luca Toni
redArrow.gif


Vincenzo Iaquinta (59')
greenArrow.gif

Frederic Sorensen
redArrow.gif



Upcoming Games

Wednesday, February 23, 2011​
Week 22​

Renato Dall'Ara
Expand
expandInfo.jpg


12:30 PM ET



Goals Philippe Mexes (6')
goal.gif

Nicolás Burdisso (16')
goal.gif

Cards Leandro Greco (23')
yellow-card.gif

Philippe Mexes (43')
yellow-card.gif

Francesco Totti (45')
yellow-card.gif

Substitutions Rodrigo Ferrante Taddei (11')
greenArrow.gif

Simone Perrotta
redArrow.gif



Completed Games

Saturday, February 19, 2011​
Week 26​

Renato Dall'Ara
Expand
expandInfo.jpg


1 : 0
Final




Match Stats | Match Trax
goal.gif
(90') Daniele Paponi
Goals Cards Santiago García (25')
yellow-card.gif

Cesare Bovo (35')
yellow-card.gif

Giulio Migliaccio (43')
yellow-card.gif

Santiago García (57')
red-card.gif

Armin Bacinovic (74')
yellow-card.gif

Afriyie Acquah (81')
yellow-card.gif

greenArrow.gif
(24') Andrea Esposito
redArrow.gif
Evangelos Moras

greenArrow.gif
(65') Henry Giménez
redArrow.gif
Riccardo Meggiorini

greenArrow.gif
(75') Daniele Paponi
redArrow.gif
Gaston Ramirez

Substitutions Afriyie Acquah (76')
greenArrow.gif

Josip Ilicic
redArrow.gif



Giuseppe Meazza
Expand
expandInfo.jpg


1 : 0
Final




Match Stats | Match Trax
 
Serbia blanks Israel in friendly


storypage_APlogo_01.png




PRINT RSS



Updated Feb 9, 2011 4:16 PM ET
JERUSALEM (AP)

Goals from Veseljko Trivunovic and Zoran Tosic gave Serbia a 2-0 win over Israel in an international friendly on Wednesday.
CSKA Moscow midfielder Tosic capitalized on poor Israeli defending to volley home from close range 23 minutes into the match at Bloomfield Stadium.

INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLIES

Tue., Feb. 8
Ivory Coast 1-0- Mali | Recap
Ireland 3-0 Wales | Recap
Ghana 4-1 Togo | Recap
Wed., Feb. 9
Denmark 1-2 England | Recap
Germany 1-1 Italy | Recap
France 1-0 Brazil | Recap
Portugal 1-2 Argentina | Recap
Spain 1-0 Colombia | Recap
Croatia 4-2 Czech Rep. | Recap
Netherlands 3-1 Austria | Recap
Greece 1-0 Canada | Recap
Russia 0-1 Iran | Recap
Israel 0-2 Serbia | Recap
Turkey 0-0 S. Korea | Recap
Belgium 1-1 Finland | Recap
Scotland 3-0 N. Ireland | Recap
Egypt vs. USA | Canceled
Mexico 2-0 Bosnia-Herz. | Recap


Trivunovic completed the victory with a superb long range effort in the 77th.
The visitors were in control for the vast majority of the encounter, especially in the first half when Dragan Mrda came close to scoring after just seven minutes.
Serbia had a number of chances to go ahead early, and only Israel goalkeeper Dudu Aouate's good reflexes kept the game at 0-0.
But when Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic broke down the right and crossed for former Manchester United player Tosic to score easily, Serbia had a fully deserved lead.
The hosts came out fighting after the halftime break, and Elyaniv Barda came close to equalizing after picking up a pass from substitute Gili Vermut only to see his shot fly wide.
But the visitors soaked up the pressure and the second goal capped a solid win for Serbia.
Israel is preparing for two home games against Latvia and Georgia next month as part of qualifying for the 2012 European Championships.
Serbia will hope to get its Euro 2012 qualifying campaign back on track when it hosts Northern Ireland on March 25 before traveling to Estonia four days later.
Lineups:
Israel: Dudu Aouate, Danny Bonder, Tal Ben Haim (Dedi Ben Dayan, 46), Itzik Cohen, Rami Gershon, Biram Kiyal (Nir Biton, 55), Bibras Natcho (Almog Cohen, 46), Eran Zahavi, Elroi Cohen (Gili Vermut, 46), Eyal Golasa (Maor Buzaglo, 56), Elyaniv Barda (Ben Sahar, 56).
Serbia: Bojan Jorgacevic, Branislav Ivanovic (Nenad Tomovic, 64), Milan Bicevac, Neven Subotic, Aleksandar Kolarov (Ivan Obradovic, 77), Radosav Petrovic (Dimitrije Injac, 46), Nenad Milijac (Veseljko Trivunovic, 46), Zoran Tosic, Adem Ljajic, Miloc Krasic (Zdravko Kuzmanovic, 46), Dragan Mrda (Marko Pantelic, 64).
 
Croatia doubles up on the Czechs


storypage_APlogo_01.png




PRINT RSS



Updated Feb 9, 2011 4:18 PM ET
PULA, Croatia (AP)

Nikola Kalinic scored twice Wednesday to help Croatia beat the Czech Republic 4-2 in a hard-fought international friendly.

INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLIES

Tue., Feb. 8
Ivory Coast 1-0- Mali | Recap
Ireland 3-0 Wales | Recap
Ghana 4-1 Togo | Recap
Wed., Feb. 9
Denmark 1-2 England | Recap
Germany 1-1 Italy | Recap
France 1-0 Brazil | Recap
Portugal 1-2 Argentina | Recap
Spain 1-0 Colombia | Recap
Croatia 4-2 Czech Rep. | Recap
Netherlands 3-1 Austria | Recap
Greece 1-0 Canada | Recap
Russia 0-1 Iran | Recap
Israel 0-2 Serbia | Recap
Turkey 0-0 S. Korea | Recap
Belgium 1-1 Finland | Recap
Scotland 3-0 N. Ireland | Recap
Egypt vs. USA | Canceled
Mexico 2-0 Bosnia-Herz. | Recap


Croatia took the lead in the 10th minute with a close-range shot by Eduardo after a perfect pass by Niko Kranjcar. Kalinic headed in to make it 2-0 in the 13th after a cross by captain Dario Srna.
Despite being 2-0 down after only 13 minutes, the Czechs managed to come back in the game played at a new 9,000-seat stadium in the Adriatic Sea port.
The Czechs were dominant in the air, and defender Tomas Sivak pulled one back in the 20th with a header after a corner kick by Jaroslav Plasil. Tomas Rosicky leveled the scores in added time in the first half, with his 20th goal in 78 appearances for the Czech national team.
Croatia coach Slaven Bilic sent on four substitutes at the start of the second half, and one of them, Tomislav Dujmovic, delivered a perfect pass to Blackburn's Kalinic who ran some 20 yards (meters) before beating beat Czech goalkeeper Petr Cech with a fierce shot under the bar for 3-2 in the 61st.
Substitute Ivo Ilicevic completed the scoring in the 74th from some 40 yards when Cech ventured far from his goal, tried to dribble, and left the net unattended.
"Scoring four goals against such a strong team has to be considered a perfect day," Bilic said.
Croatia played without key midfielder Luka Modric of Tottenham after appendix surgery, while the Czechs were missing injured striker Milan Baros of Galatasaray.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Similar Discussions

Back
Top Bottom