Wednesday 30 July 2014

Legia Warsaw vs Celtic 4-1 -Match Highlights Champions League 30/07/2014

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Legia Warsaw 4 - Celtic 1
Champions League qualifying third round first-leg
Pepsi Arena
Wed 30th Jul 7.45pm
Attendance:
Referee: P. van Boekel
 
Legia Warsaw: Radovic (10, 36), Zyro (84), Kosecki (90)
 
Celtic:McGregor (8)

 


Legia Warsaw: Kuciak; Astiz, Rzezniczak, Vrdoljak, Broz; Jodlowiec, Radovic, Zyro, Brzyski; Saganowski; Kucharczyk.
 
Celtic: Forster; Lustig, Ambrose, van Dijk, Izaguirre; Johansen, Mulgrew; Griffiths, Commons, McGregor; Pukki.
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Sunday 27 July 2014

Dundee Vs Manchester City 2-0 All Goals & Highlights Friendly Match

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Dens Park, Dundee - International Friendly- 13 July, 2014 - 16.00 UK KO
Man City started their pre-season campaign in a disappointing fashion after losing their first match against Dundee. Still having several players out because of international duties, Man City put on a pretty solid squad for that game including two new players, Willy Cabellero along with Fernando.
However, lack of match fitness was shown from City as they found themselves struggling and eventually conceding a goal on 27 minutes from Gary Harkins' rebound effort.
The home team doubling their lead few minutes before half time break thanks to an own goal from Dedryk Boyata.
City tried to improve their game in the second period, but none of their efforts were able to get them back into that tie.
Dundee 1-0: Gary Harkins goal (27').
Dundee 2-0: Dedryk Boyata goal (38').


undee starting lineup vs MCFC 2014:- Adam, Irvine, McPake, Dyer, Konrad, Thomson, McBride, Harkins, McAlister, Cadogan, Tankulic.

Man City starting XI vs Dundee 2014:- Caballero, Kolarov, Boyata, Bossaerts, Denayer, Navas, Rodwell, Fernando, Jovetic, Guidetti, Huws.
 
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Monday 14 July 2014

Lionel Messi wins Golden Ball as World Cup's top player

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Lionel Messi may not have led his nation to World Cup glory, but he was still named the best player in Brazil. 
Messi was awarded the Golden Ball as the World Cup's top individual, an award decided by the FIFA Technical Study Group
 
Messi beat Germany's Thomas Muller (Silver Ball winner) and the Netherlands' Arjen Robben (Bronze Ball winner) to claim the award, which he'll add to his growing list of individual accolades. A rather stoic, unimpressed Messi collected his trophy after 120 grueling minutes, during which his Argentina came up short in the World Cup final, losing 1-0 to Germany in extra time. 
 
 
Messi had by far the best individual World Cup of his career, scoring four goals in the competition, all of which came in the group stage and put Argentina on track to a 3-0-0 Group F record. He assisted on Angel di Maria's extra-time winner against Switzerland in the round of 16 and also had a hand in Gonzalo Higuain's eventual winner against Belgium in the quarterfinals. Against Germany, Messi missed a great chance just after halftime, pulling his left-footed, close-range strike wide of the post. 
In injury time of the second half of extra time, Messi had a chance to find an equalizer, but he put his 25-yard free-kick attempt well high of the mark.
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Germany vs Argentina 1-0 All Goals Final World Cup brazil 2014

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  Sunday, July 13, 2014  Germany 1 0 Argentina
Estadio Maracana, Rio de Janeiro


MARIO GOTZE -112
Germany ( 4-3-3): Neuer; Lahm, Hummels, Boateng, Höwedes; Khedira, Schweinsteiger, Kroos; Özil, Müller, Götze.

Argentina ( 4-2-3-1): Romero; Zabaleta, F Fernández, Garay, Rojo; E Perez, Mascherano; Palacio, Messi, Lavezzi; Higuaín
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