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Completed Games

Today's Games Week 1: 08/06/10 - 08/08/10 Week 2: 08/14/10 - 08/15/10 Week 3: 08/20/10 - 08/22/10 Week 4: 08/27/10 - 08/29/10 Week 5: 09/11/10 - 09/12/10 Week 6: 09/17/10 - 09/19/10 Week 7: 09/25/10 - 09/26/10 Week 8: 10/01/10 - 10/03/10 Week 9: 10/16/10 - 10/17/10 Week 10: 10/22/10 - 10/24/10 Week 11: 10/26/10 - 10/27/10 Week 12: 10/30/10 - 10/31/10 Week 13: 11/05/10 - 11/07/10 Week 14: 11/12/10 - 11/24/10 Week 15: 11/20/10 - 11/21/10 Week 16: 11/26/10 - 11/28/10 Week 17: 12/03/10 - 12/05/10 Week 18: 12/06/10 - 12/14/10 Week 19: 12/17/10 - 01/19/11 Week 20: 01/21/11 - 01/23/11 Week 21: 01/28/11 - 02/01/11 Week 22: 02/04/11 - 02/06/11 Week 23: 02/12/11 - 02/13/11 Week 24: 02/18/11 - 02/20/11 Week 25: 02/25/11 - 02/27/11 Week 26: 03/04/11 - 03/06/11 Week 27: 03/11/11 - 03/13/11 Week 28: 03/18/11 - 03/20/11 Week 29: 04/02/11 - 04/03/11 Week 30: 04/08/11 - 04/10/11 Week 31: 04/15/11 - 04/17/11 Week 32: 04/22/11 - 04/24/11 Week 33: 05/01/11 Week 34: 05/15/11​

Friday, February 25, 2011​

Week 25​

Seacon Stadion - De Koel

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VVV-Venlo​

1 : 0
Final

Excelsior​

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(1') Robert Cullen
Goals

(7') Ahmed Musa

(48') Dario Vujicevic

(56') Michael Uchebo
Cards Miguel Nelom (20')

Andrea Fillecia (64')

(56') Ruud Boymans

Michael Uchebo

(73') Achmed Ahahaoui

Ahmed Musa

(80') Michael Timisela

Niels Fleuren

Substitutions Kevin Greg Wattamaleo (46')

Marvin Zeegelaar

Nayib Lagouireh (54')

Geert Arend Roorda

Leen Van Steensel (72')

Andrea Fillecia

Saturday, February 26, 2011​

Week 25​

Stadion Willem II

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Willem II​

4 : 3
Final

Heerenveen​

Match Stats | Match Trax

(66') Bart Biemans

(70') Arjan Swinkels

(84') Jan-Arie Van der Heijden

(89') Maceo Rigters
Goals Daryl Janmaat (6')

Bas Dost (25')

Mika Vayrynen (73')

Cards

(46') Maceo Rigters

Dragan Jelic

(73') Giovanni Gravenbeek

Juha Hakola

(79') Rangelo Janga

Ricardo Ippel

Substitutions
Parkstad Limburg

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Roda JC​

1 : 1
Final

De Graafschap​

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Heracles Almelo​

6 : 1
Final

Vitesse Arnhem​

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(39') Mark Looms

(49') Everton

(59') Mark-Jan Fledderus

(69') Willie Overtoom

(75') Willie Overtoom

(83') Guram Kashia
Goals Guram Kashia (90')

Cards Genaro Snijders (68')

Guram Kashia (74')

(78') Ellery Cairo

Darl Douglas

(78') Marko Vejinovic

Willie Overtoom

(83') Ben Rienstra

Kwame Quansah

Substitutions Genaro Snijders (46')

Marcus Pedersen

Dalibor Stevanovic (64')

Haruna Babangida

Rat Verlegh Stadion

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NAC Breda​

3 : 2
Final

ADO Den Haag​

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(4') Robbert Schilder

(47') Robbert Schilder

(61') Csaba Feher
Goals Wesley Verhoek (25')

Gabor Horvath (34')

(8') Milano Koenders

(48') Rob Penders

(77') Matthew Amoah

(80') Gabor Horvath
Cards Christian Kum (40')

Christian Kum (53')

Charlton Vicento (64')

(46') Csaba Feher

Julian Jenner

(88') Joonas Kolkka

Donny Gorter

Substitutions Chiro N'Toko (84')

Kevin Visser

Sunday, February 27, 2011​

Week 25​

Stadion Feijenoord

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Feyenoord​

5 : 1
Final

Groningen​

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(23') Georginio Wijnaldum

(31') Georginio Wijnaldum

(48') Georginio Wijnaldum

(83') Georginio Wijnaldum

(86') Ron Vlaar
Goals Nicklas Pedersen (41')

Cards Maikel Kieftenbeld (47')

Danny Holla (60')

Leandro Bacuna (82')

Fredrik Stenman (82')

(85') Jerson Cabral

Ryo Miyaichi

(87') Soren Larsen

Luc Castaignos

(89') Leroy Fer

Georginio Wijnaldum

Substitutions Leandro Bacuna (63')

Tim Matavz

Tom Hiariej (73')

Maikel Kieftenbeld

Gonzalo (73')

Thomas Enevoldsen

AZ Stadion

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AZ Alkmaar​

2 : 1
Final

Twente Enschede​

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Philipsstadion

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PSV Eindhoven​

0 : 0
Final

Ajax​

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Goals

(33') Orlando Engelaar

(39') Stanislav Manolev
Cards Jan Vertonghen (23')

Lorenzo Ebecilio (78')

Toby Alderweireld (88')

(83') Genero Zeefuik

Marcus Berg

Substitutions Rasmus Lindgren (76')

Eyong Enoh

Demy De Zeeuw (86')

Mounir El Hamdaoui

De Goffert

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NEC Nijmegen​

1 : 1
Final

Utrecht​

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QPR's swashbuckling Adel Taarabt leads ranks of second division Caesars

Neil Warnock has built his Championship title-chasing team around a mercurial No7 and is reaping reward for the decision

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  Adel Taarabt, right, glides past Seyi Olofinjana of Cardiff during the Loftus Road meeting won by the home side 2-1 and in which the Moroccan scored the winner. Photograph: Dan Istitene/Getty Images Adel Taarabt may wear Queens Park Rangers' No7 shirt but he follows a long line of sublimely-skilled old-fashioned No10s who have graced Loftus Road over the past 45 years. Call them playmakers, fantasistas, attacking midfielders or inside-forwards, but I doubt any supporters have been so blessed as those of the west London club whose glorious memories of Rodney Marsh, Stanley Bowles, Gerry Francis, Tony Currie, an ageing but still inspirational Trevor Francis and Roy Wegerle, have been burnished by the outrageously gifted Moroccan's performances this season.
  When signed by Tottenham Hotspur as a 17-year-old four years ago, the Spurs manager, Martin Jol, called him "a wizard", saying, "on the ball I don't think there's another talent like him in England". If that sounds hyperbolic, it was positively downbeat compared to the praise of his agent, Rudy Raba, who set the bar ludicrously high. Raba, of course, earns his money by fluffing his players' egos and talking up their capabilities but even so his assessment that "in France he is considered the new Zidane" took flattery to an absurd extreme.
  During Taarabt's brief cameos for Spurs he didn't even look like a team player never mind the second coming of Zidane. He had good control and an array of ball-juggling skills that marked him out as the sort of footballer Ron Atkinson used to call "amusement arcades", all tricks and deft flicks but very little game intelligence or positional awareness. He seemed destined for a career of peripheral self-indulgence, a YouTube showboater and gimmicky solo act who could not integrate his astonishing artistry into a team.
  
  The fans loved him, as they always love those whose skills are unattainable. You could look at Jermaine Jenas, say, and delude yourself into thinking "I could do that". With Taarabt you could never fool yourself that what he can do with the ball is within your reach. But Jenas came much closer to fitting Harry Redknapp's requirements and the overwhelming majority of managers with that option would have made the same judgment.
  Last season he was loaned to QPR and signed a long-term deal in the summer. There he has transformed himself from a player whose career seemed to be all about personal glory to one at the heart of the team. He has even been handed the captaincy. He remains mercurial and full of barefaced cheek, but he now lays the ball off at the right time more frequently, takes up clever positions and is cool as you like in front of goal.
  And credit here must go to Neil Warnock, who has lightened up considerably since moving to London with Crystal Palace. There was no room for "show ponies" in his earlier gameplans, let alone building a team around a player who can still be inclined to sulk.
  Other ball marvels who have had to knuckle down, such as Joe Cole, have appeared sedated, as if curbing instincts has robbed them of their special quality. But Taarabt continues with his dragbacks, Cruyff turns, sidesteps and even unveiled a "rainbow flick" against Reading, where he knocked the ball from his right instep on to his left heel and arced it over his head. When added to his imperious dribbling, crossing, shooting, greater discipline and awareness, his 15 Championship goals and 13 assists, make him the division's outstanding player.
  Alec Stock signed Marsh in 1966 from Fulham and faced the same scepticism that Warnock endured at the start of the season, when he persuaded Taarabt to leave Spurs. In his autobiography, A Little Thing Called Pride, Stock remembered the derision his decision brought but there are echoes of the Moroccan's attributes for a team in Stock's explanation of his recruitment policy. "Immediately he [Marsh] had signed there were people in the game who took great delight in telling me what was wrong with our new player," he wrote. "'He's a clown', they said. 'He doesn't like hard work and he isn't consistent.' I wasn't particularly looking for consistency. I wanted style and imagination."
  Taarabt brings style and imagination in abundance to Rangers and joins a list of other great Caesars who thrived at second division level, such as Blackpool's Tony Green and Alan Suddick, Port Vale's Ray Walker and Manchester United's Gerry Daly. Green and Daly were equally effective in the First Division, the former's career-ending injury when playing for Newcastle United continues to be lamented at St James' Park, where older fans still talk about his mesmerising dribbling.
  The cynics may say wait until Taarabt plays consistently in the Premier League before passing judgment and there are callow, petulant edges to his character that his on-field maturity has not yet eradicated. But the signs are encouraging and QPR supporters know a good thing when they see one. After all they have had the good fortune to witness so many in the past.