วันพุธที่ 17 กันยายน พ.ศ. 2551
Tottenham Hotspur vs Wisla Krakow (2 - 1) UEFA Cup 18.09.2008
33′ [1 - 0] D. Bentley
35′ [1 - 1] T. Jirsak
44′ R. Sobolewski (yellow card)
73′ [2 - 1] D. Bent
88′ P. Malecki (yellow card)
90′ J. O’Hara (yellow card)
35′ [1 - 1] T. Jirsak
44′ R. Sobolewski (yellow card)
73′ [2 - 1] D. Bent
88′ P. Malecki (yellow card)
90′ J. O’Hara (yellow card)
Portsmouth vs Vitoria Guimaraes (2 - 0) UEFA Cup 18.09.2008
18′ Roberto (yellow card)
39′ [1 - 0] L. Diarra
41′ J.P. Fajardo (penalty missed)
42′ S. Campbell (yellow card)
46′ J.P. Fajardo (yellow card)
49′ J. Defoe (penalty missed)
59′ [2 - 0] J. Defoe
39′ [1 - 0] L. Diarra
41′ J.P. Fajardo (penalty missed)
42′ S. Campbell (yellow card)
46′ J.P. Fajardo (yellow card)
49′ J. Defoe (penalty missed)
59′ [2 - 0] J. Defoe
วันจันทร์ที่ 15 กันยายน พ.ศ. 2551
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วันเสาร์ที่ 13 กันยายน พ.ศ. 2551
Liverpool vs Manchester United (2 - 1) Premier League 13.09.2008
3′ [0 - 1] C.A. Tevez
21′ C.A. Tevez (yellow card)
26′ [1 - 1] W. Brown (o.g.)
77′ [2 - 1] R. Babel
79′ N. Vidic (yellow card)
81′ Nani (yellow card)
90′ N. Vidic (2nd yellow, red card)
21′ C.A. Tevez (yellow card)
26′ [1 - 1] W. Brown (o.g.)
77′ [2 - 1] R. Babel
79′ N. Vidic (yellow card)
81′ Nani (yellow card)
90′ N. Vidic (2nd yellow, red card)
วันพุธที่ 10 กันยายน พ.ศ. 2551
Macedonia vs Netherlands (1 - 2) World Cup Qual. 10.09.2008
47′ Johnny Heitinga
60′ Rafael van der Vaart
77′ Goran PANDEV penalty
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Finland vs Germany (3 - 3) World Cup Qual. 10.09.2008
33′ Jonatan Johansson
38′ Miroslav Klose
43′ Mika Vayrynen
45′ Miroslav Klose
53′ Daniel Sjolund
83′ Miroslav Klose
Spain vs Armenia (4 - 0) World Cup Qual. 10.09.2008
7′ [1 - 0] J. Capdevila
16′ [2 - 0] D. Villa
79′ [3 - 0] D. Villa
82′ [4 - 0] M. Senna
90′ L. Pachajyan (yellow card)
วันอังคารที่ 9 กันยายน พ.ศ. 2551
[Alonso News:09/09/2008]No end for Alonso
No end for Alonso
The future of Xabi Alonso is not yet sure he is player.Lately Liverpool Alonso 's agent said that
this can be January, we received decent Contact
Xabi Alonso almost tranferd to another team last summer, but Raffel Benitez, Liverpool manager, was looking for his 16 m
So, with Juventus and Asenal not accepted pay a lot of money.
"We have great hopes that this matter in the January"
"Now, Alonso focused on the games of football. He will do the best games of Liverpool."
"No contact with the sale to another team. It is Liverpool his mind is as before."
"January is not tomorrow. It is too long"
The future of Xabi Alonso is not yet sure he is player.Lately Liverpool Alonso 's agent said that
this can be January, we received decent Contact
Xabi Alonso almost tranferd to another team last summer, but Raffel Benitez, Liverpool manager, was looking for his 16 m
So, with Juventus and Asenal not accepted pay a lot of money.
"We have great hopes that this matter in the January"
"Now, Alonso focused on the games of football. He will do the best games of Liverpool."
"No contact with the sale to another team. It is Liverpool his mind is as before."
"January is not tomorrow. It is too long"
วันจันทร์ที่ 8 กันยายน พ.ศ. 2551
Xabi Alonso Biography#3 (Liverpool 1)
Liverpool2004–05: Champions League victory
Alonso's arrival at Liverpool, along with Luis Garcia from FC Barcelona, marked the beginning of a new era at Anfield. The technical Spaniards were the first signings by new coach Rafael Benítez and he remarked that their emphasis of skill over strength offered something different to the team.Alonso made his Premiership debut for the Merseysiders against Bolton Wanderers at The Reebok Stadium on 29 August 2004.[5] Liverpool lost the fixture 1–0 but Alonso was already receiving praise for his passing skills. A Premier League tie against Fulham on 16 October 2004 displayed more of Alonso's talents. Liverpool were losing 2–0 at half-time and Benítez brought on Alonso as a substitute after the break. His arrival revived a deflated Liverpool and the game finished 4–2 to the Merseyside team. Furthermore, Alonso scored from a free kick to bring Liverpool ahead of the opposition — his first goal for the team.
Alonso continued to provide important goals for the club, scoring his first goal at Anfield against Arsenal in a 2–1 victory.[18] Alonso was elated at the achievement and felt he was settling in well in England.[19] The Arsenal game marked the return of Steven Gerrard from injury but Alonso's midfield partnership with the team captain came to a halt when Alonso suffered his first setback at Liverpool. Alonso's ankle was broken following a tackle from Frank Lampard in Liverpool's 1-0 defeat against Chelsea on New Year's Day 2005 and the Spaniard was ruled out of action for three months.
He made his return to the first team in the second leg of the Champions League quarter final against Juventus. In the absence of skipper Steven Gerrard through injury, Alonso played for the full 90 minutes, as Liverpool gained an improbable 0–0 draw in Italy to defeat the eventual Italian Champions on aggregate. Kevin McCarra of The Guardian paid testament to Alonso's skill and dedication to the game, saying: "This marvellously accomplished footballer testified in the Stadio delle Alpi that technique can overcome a serious physical disadvantage". In the next round against Chelsea, Alonso received a yellow card in a tense and scrappy 0–0 draw at Stamford Bridge, making him suspended for the following fixture. Alonso was distraught that he would miss the game and vehemently contested the referee's decision to no avail.[25][26] Gerrard returned from injury for the second leg, however, and the captain steered his team to a 1–0 win with the help of a Luis García goal, qualifying for the final against A.C. Milan.
Liverpool's fifth place finish in the Premiership left much to be desired but debut season glory still awaited Alonso in the form of the Champions League final. The team fell three goals behind Milan but completed a dramatic second-half comeback. Liverpool trailed 3–2 but were awarded a penalty and it was decided that Alonso would take the spot kick. While Dida, Milan's acclaimed Brazilian goalkeeper, managed to save the penalty Alonso fired the rebound into the roof of the net, bringing the score to 3–3. This forced the game in to extra time but neither team scored and penalties followed. Milan had dominated in the final half hour but they lost their composure in the penalty shootout and Liverpool won 2–3. Alonso was praised for his pivotal influence on the team's comeback and manager Benítez reinforced his importance to the team. This marked a very successful first year in England for Alonso and victory in the final of the biggest European club competition signified a bright future for the 23-year-old.
Alonso's arrival at Liverpool, along with Luis Garcia from FC Barcelona, marked the beginning of a new era at Anfield. The technical Spaniards were the first signings by new coach Rafael Benítez and he remarked that their emphasis of skill over strength offered something different to the team.Alonso made his Premiership debut for the Merseysiders against Bolton Wanderers at The Reebok Stadium on 29 August 2004.[5] Liverpool lost the fixture 1–0 but Alonso was already receiving praise for his passing skills. A Premier League tie against Fulham on 16 October 2004 displayed more of Alonso's talents. Liverpool were losing 2–0 at half-time and Benítez brought on Alonso as a substitute after the break. His arrival revived a deflated Liverpool and the game finished 4–2 to the Merseyside team. Furthermore, Alonso scored from a free kick to bring Liverpool ahead of the opposition — his first goal for the team.
Alonso continued to provide important goals for the club, scoring his first goal at Anfield against Arsenal in a 2–1 victory.[18] Alonso was elated at the achievement and felt he was settling in well in England.[19] The Arsenal game marked the return of Steven Gerrard from injury but Alonso's midfield partnership with the team captain came to a halt when Alonso suffered his first setback at Liverpool. Alonso's ankle was broken following a tackle from Frank Lampard in Liverpool's 1-0 defeat against Chelsea on New Year's Day 2005 and the Spaniard was ruled out of action for three months.
He made his return to the first team in the second leg of the Champions League quarter final against Juventus. In the absence of skipper Steven Gerrard through injury, Alonso played for the full 90 minutes, as Liverpool gained an improbable 0–0 draw in Italy to defeat the eventual Italian Champions on aggregate. Kevin McCarra of The Guardian paid testament to Alonso's skill and dedication to the game, saying: "This marvellously accomplished footballer testified in the Stadio delle Alpi that technique can overcome a serious physical disadvantage". In the next round against Chelsea, Alonso received a yellow card in a tense and scrappy 0–0 draw at Stamford Bridge, making him suspended for the following fixture. Alonso was distraught that he would miss the game and vehemently contested the referee's decision to no avail.[25][26] Gerrard returned from injury for the second leg, however, and the captain steered his team to a 1–0 win with the help of a Luis García goal, qualifying for the final against A.C. Milan.
Liverpool's fifth place finish in the Premiership left much to be desired but debut season glory still awaited Alonso in the form of the Champions League final. The team fell three goals behind Milan but completed a dramatic second-half comeback. Liverpool trailed 3–2 but were awarded a penalty and it was decided that Alonso would take the spot kick. While Dida, Milan's acclaimed Brazilian goalkeeper, managed to save the penalty Alonso fired the rebound into the roof of the net, bringing the score to 3–3. This forced the game in to extra time but neither team scored and penalties followed. Milan had dominated in the final half hour but they lost their composure in the penalty shootout and Liverpool won 2–3. Alonso was praised for his pivotal influence on the team's comeback and manager Benítez reinforced his importance to the team. This marked a very successful first year in England for Alonso and victory in the final of the biggest European club competition signified a bright future for the 23-year-old.
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