Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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- Classic England v Slovenia: England 2-1 Slovenia, 2009
- Video: Ayegbeni Yakubu achieves one of the worst misses of all time
- Video: Fabio Capello spouts nasty abuse towards England squad
- Top five conclusions: Argentina 2-0 Greece
- Video: Thierry Henry tries out his handball trick against South Africa
- Top five conclusions: France 1-2 South Africa
- Video: France boss Raymond Domenech refuses to shake hands with South Africa’s Carlos Alberto Parreira
Classic England v Slovenia: England 2-1 Slovenia, 2009 Posted: 23 Jun 2010 03:00 AM PDT That would do it Ahead of England’s crunch match against Slovenia this afternoon, it is worth bearing in mind that these two sides met at Wembley less than a year ago. On that occasion it was England who emerged 2-1 winners. The game featured a bad dive from Wayne Rooney (for which he was rewarded with a [...] |
Video: Ayegbeni Yakubu achieves one of the worst misses of all time Posted: 23 Jun 2010 01:19 AM PDT The word ’sitter’ doesn’t do it justice Nigeria striker Yakubu somehow missed an open goal from four yards with a side-footed shot during last night’s 2-2 draw with South Korea. The miss was so bad that it would have been sickening wherever it happened, but given that Nigeria would have qualified for the second round in [...] |
Video: Fabio Capello spouts nasty abuse towards England squad Posted: 22 Jun 2010 02:10 PM PDT |
Top five conclusions: Argentina 2-0 Greece Posted: 22 Jun 2010 01:40 PM PDT 1. Lionel Messi will probably be stalked to bed tonight by Sokratis Papastathopoulos. 2. Hopefully the Greek FA will realise now that Euro 2004 was a total fluke and that dour, defensive performances with 10 men behind the ball don’t generally win tournaments. 3. Once again Diego Maradona’s celebrations were probably the highlight of the match. [...] |
Video: Thierry Henry tries out his handball trick against South Africa Posted: 22 Jun 2010 01:04 PM PDT Lightning doesn’t strike twice for Tel France’s short stint at the World Cup ended in the same fashion as their qualification campaign concluded: with a Thierry Henry handball. His attempt against South Africa didn’t quite work out as well as the one against the Republic of Ireland. On this occasion Henry’s basketball skills were spotted by the [...] |
Top five conclusions: France 1-2 South Africa Posted: 22 Jun 2010 11:44 AM PDT 1. ‘It’s the taking part that counts,’ doesn’t usually wash at top-level sport, but it was something of a relief that France turned up for this. 2. ‘Vlad’ Mphela just isn’t as lethal as his name might suggest. South Africa had the chances to make Mexico sweat a bit more. 3. It seems Yoann Gourcuff really is [...] |
Posted: 22 Jun 2010 11:34 AM PDT Domenech offers the wagging finger of friendship Concerned that his squad has not come out of the World Cup looking petty and childish enough, France coach Raymond Domenech refused to shake hands with his South African counterpart Carlos Alberto Parreira at the end of the match which saw them both crash out of the tournament. You can [...] |
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