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Mario Gotze scored twice as Bayern Munich returned to winning ways with a comprehensive 4-0 victory over Paderborn on Tuesday night.
Pep Guardiola's side may have been unspectacular in the opening four
games of their title defence, yet Bayern never looked like losing at the
Allianz Arena against Paderborn, as Gotze's double, Robert
Lewandowski's half-volley and Thomas Muller's close-range finish late on
secured victory and top spot in the table.
The Portuguese hit his 24th hat-trick for the Spanish side on Saturday
and is already in pursuit of several long-standing marks in 2014-15
Cristiano Ronaldo is back on track. Following a summer blighted by
fitness issues and a break in September to recover from tendonosis
problems dating back to last season, the Portuguese is now back to doing
what he does best - scoring goals galore.
The Portuguese gave away a penalty but, after Gareth Bale's equaliser,
the Ballon d'Or holder then went on the rampage at the Santiago Bernabeu
Cristiano Ronaldo struck four times as Real Madrid maintained their remarkable resurgence with a 5-1 victory over Elche at the Santiago Bernabeu on Tuesday evening.
The Spaniard had given the hosts the lead although
Klaas-Jan Huntelaar struck past Thibaut Courtois in the second half to
secure a point for the Bundesliga outfit
The centre-back proved to be the difference as Luis Enrique's first European game in charge of the Catalan club ended with a win
Gerard Pique headed in the only goal of the game as Barcelona opened their Champions League campaign with a low-key 1-0 victory over APOEL on Wednesday.
The Spanish giants opened the defence of their Champions League crown
with an emphatic win at the Bernabeu - and made history in the process Real Madrid have become the first side to score 1,000 European goals, reaching the landmark during Tuesday's 5-1 thrashing of Basel.
Madrid were in complete command by half-time, establishing a 4-1 lead
thanks to an own goal from Marek Suchy and efforts from Gareth Bale,
Cristiano Ronaldo and James Rodriguez. Derlis Gonzalez's goal was of
little consolation to the Swiss.
The game drifted in the second half but Madrid's night was capped by a
fifth goal - the club's 1,000th in continental competition - from Karim
Benzema 11 minutes from the end.
The France striker played a lovely one-two with Ronaldo before hammering a left-foot strike in off the bar.
The result will come as a huge relief to a Madrid side who have won just one of their opening three La Liga fixtures.
The Argentina international captured the imagination of the home support against QPR, and was at the centre of Manchester United's most productive play on Sunday You can’t put a price on how pace, direct running and committing defenders can transform a side. Real Madrid chose to when it came to Angel Di Maria, and their loss is very much Manchester United’s gain, for his performance against QPR was a sublime illustration of those abilities.
The Portuguese has been linked with a move to Manchester United next year and former president Ramon Calderon has fanned the flames of speculation Former Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon claims Cristiano Ronaldo has become "fed up" with life at the club.
The particular Belgian playmaker is usually within the verge associated with negotiating new phrases that may expand his commitment in order to no less than 2019 along with create him or her your highest-paid gambler inside the club's heritage
The attacking midfielder has revealed that he would have already left
the Champions League winners last year had it not been for the Portugal
star
New Manchester United signing Angel Di Maria has revealed that he stayed at Real Madrid last season because of his friendship with Cristiano Ronaldo.
The Uruguay star tops the list of the biggest deals in a hectic window which saw a number of moves among the world's major clubs
The 2014 summer transfer window has finally slammed shut after a remarkable few months of big-money moves.
Although
the world-record set by Gareth Bale's €100 million move from Tottenham
to Real Madrid last year still stands, we have seen the €80m barrier
broken twice this time around. The British transfer record was also
shattered, while Barcelona enjoyed a lavish final window before their
ban on signings is expected to begin in January.
The striker returned from injury in sensational style
as his treble, along with a strike from Edinson Cavani and an own goal,
saw the champions romp to victory
Zlatan Ibrahimovic hit a hat-trick on his return from injury as Paris Saint-Germain thrashed Saint-Etienne 5-0 on Sunday. Saint-Etienne
goalkeeper Stephane Ruffier miscontrolled a simple back pass from
Jeremy Clement in the 24th minute and was unable to prevent it from
crossing the line before he desperately hacked it away, with only a
sympathetic handshake from Ibrahimovic to console him.
The Blancos' 4-2 defeat at Real Sociedad has
highlighted major flaws throughout the team, just three months after
they won La Decima
By Ben Hayward | Spanish Football Writer
The fuchsia looked
bright. Real Madrid were all pretty in pink as they cruised into a
two-goal lead at Real Sociedad in their new away strip on Sunday, but
what came next was anything but that as the home side struck four times
without reply to leave the visitors in utter chaos.
Madrid
were without Cristiano Ronaldo as the Portuguese takes time out to
fully recover from his knee problem, but barely noticed early on as
Sergio Ramos headed home the opener and Gareth Bale added a superb
second. Impressively, Carlo Ancelotti's side were making light of one of
La Liga's most difficult fixtures.
But then it all went wrong.
First, Inigo Martinez finished from close range at the far post from a
corner and then David Zurutuza was left all alone to head home and level
the scores before half-time. All of Madrid's good work was undone by
the interval - and it was all their own fault.
Instead
of reasserting themselves after the break, however, they collapsed.
Zurutuza got in front of Dani Carvajal with Ramos in no-man's land to
fire home a third for the Basques from a Sergio Canales cross with 65
minutes gone and Carlos Vela compounded Madrid's misery by blasting in
from a corner after appearing to control the ball with his hand. Whether
he did or not was irrelevant, though, because the visitors were well
beaten by then anyway.
The four goals came from four crosses, two
from set-pieces - an old problem for this Madrid team. And each time,
goalkeeper Iker Casillas was rooted to his line. "We were negative in
everything we did," the club captain said afterwards. "Horrible."
That
was no exaggeration. But the dead-ball debacle is nothing new for Real
and the skipper still seems to be suffering with fragile confidence from
the Jose Mourinho era, when he was dropped, injured and then benched
for the remainder of the Portuguese's final season at the Santiago
Bernabeu.
Now, there appears little or no communication between
Casillas and his defenders at set-pieces and, given the team's inability
to protect themselves in such situations, surely now is the time to try
out summer signing Keylor Navas - La Liga's best goalkeeper last season
and a man much more comfortable at dealing with crosses into his area.
As bad as Madrid were in defence, however, matches like this one are won
and lost in midfield. And without Xabi Alonso and Angel Di Maria,
respectively sold to Bayern Munich and Manchester United last week,
Ancelotti's men were overrun. The Argentine's boundless energy would
have been useful at both ends of the pitch, while the Basque would have
brought better balance, provided protection and also attitude on his old
stomping ground.
"This isn't a problem with just one player or
another, but a general problem," Ancelotti said afterwards. "The team
lost after a fantastic first half-hour. When there isn't a good
attitude, it makes no difference if Xabi Alonso is there or not."
Alonso,
however, is the type of leader who would not have allowed his
team-mates to fold like they did on Sunday. In his absence, Toni Kroos
looked uncomfortable in the role of defensive pivot, while Luka Modric
and Isco offered little in the way of protection to their back four.
Further
forward, Bale worked tirelessly and scored a wonderful goal, but James
Rodriguez flattered to deceive once again and is still struggling to fit
in following his summer move from Monaco, while Karim Benzema endured
one of those nightmare nights when nothing at all goes right for him.
The
transfer window slams shut on Monday and Madrid now look set to bring
in Javier Hernandez on loan from Manchester United, a player who is
unlikely to improve the team but should sell a few shirts and help the
club in the Mexican market. Or that's the idea, anyway. No more arrivals
are expected, but none should have been needed. Now they probably are.
If
it ain't broke, the saying says, don't fix it. But Florentino Perez
can't seem to help himself. Kroos and James are top players, but both
will take time to settle into this team. With Di Maria and Alonso still
at the club, they could have been eased in gradually. Instead, they have
been thrown in at the deep end and Ancelotti has to find the balance
again after fanning the flames from the Mourinho era to lead the club to
their holy grail last term: La Decima.
The Italian's debut
campaign was the club's most successful season in over a decade and
should have brought stability, strength and calm. As chairman of a
construction company, Perez should know all about the importance of firm
foundations, but Madrid's movements in the transfer market mean they
now have to rebuild all over again. The future, all of a sudden, isn't
looking as bright at it should have.
James Rodriguez put the Champions League winners in
front, but an equaliser just minutes later sets up what should be a
tense second leg
Real Madrid and James Rodriguez were thwarted by a late Raul Garcia strike as they drew 1-1 with Atletico Madrid in the first leg of the Supercopa de Espana.
The 30-year-old midfielder believes they have a squad strong enough to compete for every title this season and believes Luis Suarez will fit in well at the club Andres Iniesta is optimistic about the coming season and believes Barcelona can win every competition they enter this year. The Catalans have made numerous personnel changes over the summer following the appointment of Luis Enrique as coach, with Luis Suarez, Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Jeremy Mathieu and Ivan Rakitic all signing this summer.
Sporting have confirmed that their former winger will return to Portugal, while the Argentina international becomes the Red Devils' third major signing of the summer
Sporting have confirmed the sale of Marcos Rojo to Manchester United with Nani moving the opposite way on a season-long loan deal.
The 10-man shortlist has been reduced to three, with
the Ballon d'Or holder set to battle it out with Bayern Munich duo Arjen
Robben and Manuel Neuer for the prize
The
trio were named as part of an initial 10-man shortlist announced in
July, which included Angel Di Maria, Diego Costa, Luis Suarez, Lionel
Messi, Philipp Lahm, James Rodriguez and Thomas Muller.
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1930 FIFA World Cup Winner: Uruguay Runner-up: Argentina Final score: Uruguay 4-2 Argentina Host country: Uruguay
The 1930 World Cup was staged in Uruguay and it was
the host country that won the championship. In the final match, the
Uruguayans saw themselves trailing behind Argentina by 2-1 but managed
to turn things around in the second half by scoring three goals. Uruguay
became the first World Cup winner with a 4-2 score.
1934 FIFA World Cup Winner: Italy Runner-up: Czechoslovakia Final score: Italy 2-1 Czechoslovakia (Extra time) Host country: Italy
The 1934 World Cup was once again won by the host
country and this time it was Italy that took the trophy. Playing against
Czechoslovakia, Italy imposed a very tough defense but the visiting
team breached the Italian line in the 70th to lead 1-0. Italy retaliated
to make the game 1-1 before the end of regulation and bagged the win in
overtime by a 2-1 tally.
1938 FIFA World Cup Winner: Italy Runner-up: Hungary Final score: Italy 4-2 Hungary Host country: France
Italy retained its crown in the 1938 World Cup in France. In the final match against Hungary, the Italians broke clear with a 3-1 score at halftime and finished the game 4-2.
1950 FIFA World Cup
Winner: Uruguay Runner-up: Brazil Final score: Uruguay 2-1 Brazil Host country: Brazil
The World Cup was not staged again until 1950 because of the Second
World War. Played in Brazil, this edition of the Mundial saw one of the
biggest upsets in football history when the host country lost to the Uruguay football team.
Brazil was highly favored to win in the final match with Uruguay,
which was lowly rated after not qualifying in the two previous World
Cups. The Brazilians scored two minutes into the second half and
everything seemed to be going well for them. However, Uruguay tied on
the 66th minute mark and scored anew on the 79th to steal the 1950 World Cup trophy.
1954 FIFA World Cup Winner: West Germany Runner-up: Hungary Final score: West Germany 3-2 Hungary Host country: Switzerland
The 1954 World Cup saw another major upset: In the
group stage, the Hungarians trashed West Germany 8-3 and was highly
favored to win when the two teams met again in the final. Scoring two
goals after only eight minutes, the Hungarian football team
looked like they were on a smooth way to the Mundial trophy. However,
West Germany equalized within the first half and, just five minutes
before the end of regulation, broke away with another goal to win 3-2.
1958 FIFA World Cup Winner: Brazil Runner-up: Sweden Final score: Brazil 5-2 Sweden Host country: Sweden
Host Sweden matched up against Brazil in the final of the 1958 World Cup. The Swedish football team
opened the scoring but found themselves trailing by 2-1 at the end of
the first half. Brazil played top-class football for the rest of the
second half and finished the game 5-2. Brazil’s successful campaign was
spurred by one of the greatest footballers in history, Pele, who played his first Mundial in this year.
1962 FIFA World Cup Winner: Brazil Runner-up: Czechoslovakia Final score: Brazil 3-1 Czechoslovakia Host country: Chile
In the 1962 World Cup, Brazil faced Czechoslovakia
in the final match without its goal-scoring genius, Pele, as he was
injured in the first round. The Czechoslovakians struck the first goal
but the Brazilians showed their offensive flare to emerge as victors
with a 3-1 score. This was the second of five World Cup trophies in the Brazilian football team’s history.
1966 FIFA World Cup
Winner: England Runner-up: West Germany Final score: England 4-2 West Germany (Extra time) Host country: England
England faced West Germany at the final of the 1966 World Cup. The Germans found the back of the net first but the English equalized by halftime, 1-1.
In the second half, the English pulled away with a goal’s lead but
West Germany scored before the end of regulation to take the game into
overtime with a 2-2 score. Englishman Geoff Hurst, who had one goal in
regulation, scored twice in overtime to make England World Cup winners
and to become the only player ever to score a hat trick in a Mundial
final.
The 1966 victory is the only World Cup trophy in the English football team’s history as of present.
1970 FIFA World Cup
Winner: Brazil Runner-up: Italy Final score: Brazil 4-1 Italy Host country: Mexico
Brazil won all its matches on the way to the final of the 1970 World Cup
and clipped the trophy for the third time with a relatively easy 4-1
victory over Italy. 1970 was the first edition of the Mundial that the
red and yellow card scheme was used.
1974 FIFA World Cup Winner: West Germany Runner-up: Netherlands Final score: West Germany 2-1 Netherlands Host country: West Germany
This edition of the Mundial witnessed the finest roster that Netherlands produced, the Total Football team. Offensive-minded and tactically equipped, the Dutch cruised their way to the final to meet tournament host West Germany.
The Dutch scored first over the Germans but saw themselves fall
behind by 2-1 when halftime ended. Holland never broke through the
German defense and the score stood still until the final whistle of the 1974 World Cup.
1978 FIFA World Cup Winner: Argentina Runner-up: Netherlands Final score: Argentina 3-1 Netherlands (Extra time) Host country: Argentina
The 1978 World Cup was won by host Argentina over
Netherlands with a 3-1 overtime score. However, Argentina finished the
tournament amidst a huge scandal.
Having tied with Brazil in a group stage game, Argentina needed to
win by at least four goals over Peru to progress to the next stage. That
game ended with a 6-0 score and pushed Argentina to the final stages.
The result created wide rumors of match-fixing and still remains one of
the biggest controversies in football.
1982 FIFA World Cup Winner: Italy Runner-up: West Germany Final score: Italy 3-1 West Germany Host country: Spain
The 1982 World Cup title is the third of Italy. It
was not an easy one, as the Italians barely survived elimination in the
first round. The first half of the final game did not prove to be
inspiring either, as Italy missed a penalty that would have opened the
scoring.
However, Italy managed to squeeze a goal on the 56th minute and
followed it up with two more goals to lead 3-0. West Germany scored a
goal in the 82nd minute to finish the game honorably, 3-1.
1986 FIFA World Cup Winner: Argentina Runner-up: West Germany Final score: Argentina 3-2 West Germany Host country: Mexico
The 1986 Copa do Mundo belonged to Argentina and the finest Argentinean footballer ever,
Diego Maradona. With his exceptional playing skills, he led his country
from the opening round all the way to the final. However, he also
brought his team into controversy by scoring a goal against England in
the quarter-finals with the use of his left hand.
Nonetheless, Maradona has proven his brilliance beyond any doubt and
led Argentina to a 3-2 final victory over the strong-willed Germans for
the 1986 World Cup trophy.
1990 FIFA World Cup Winner: West Germany Runner-up: Argentina Final score: West Germany 1-0 Argentina Host country: Italy
The 1990 World Cup title was the third of West
Germany, which they took at the expense of defending champion Argentina.
The only goal in the final game was made by the Germans through a penalty kick.
The final match was criticized for its cynicism and hyper-defensive plays by both sides, which can be considered as anti football. The 1990 Mundial is widely regarded as the poorest ever.
1994 FIFA World Cup Winner: Brazil Runner-up: Italy Final score: Brazil 0-0 Italy (3-2 pen) Host country: United States
The 1994 World Cup, held in the United States, is
the fourth occasion that Brazil would rip the highest honor in football.
In the final match, neither Brazil nor its opponent, Italy, scored in
the regulation and extra periods so the game was forced into a penalty shootout.
Both sides missed on their first attempt but Brazil converted its
following shots while Italy suffered two more misses to lose 3-2 in the
shootout. The biggest disappointment came to Italian football hero Roberto Baggio, who led his team throughout the tournament only to miss his chance from the penalty spot in the final game.
1998 FIFA World Cup Winner: France Runner-up: Brazil Final score: France 3-0 Brazil Host country: France
The 1998 World Cup trophy was competed between 32
teams and it was France that emerged triumphant. The French survived the
quarter finals through a penalty shootout against Italy and defeated
Croatia in the semis with a 2-1 score. They went on to the final to
square up with Brazil.
The final belonged to French football legend
Zinedine Zidane who scored two goals in regulation to make victory
imminent for the host country. His efforts were complemented by Emmanuel
Petit, who added another goal in stoppage period. The match ended 3-0
for the first World Cup title in France’s football squad history.
2002 FIFA World Cup Winner: Brazil Runner-up: Germany Final score: Brazil 2-0 Germany Host country: South Korea & Japan
The 2002 World Cup was the first to be held in Asia
and saw Brazil become the winner once again. Ronaldo scored both of
Brazil’s goals to surge pass Germany 2-0 in the final match. The
brilliant striker finished as 2002 top scorer but it was the football goalkeeping legend
Oliver Kahn of Germany who bagged the award for the tournament’s best
player, the Golden Ball. (This World Cup, with Korea and Japan as hosts,
is the first to be hosted by two nations.)
2006 FIFA World Cup Winner: Italy Runner-up: France Final score: Italy 1-1 France (5-3 pen) Host country: Germany
Held in Germany, the 2006 World Cup was the fourth
that the Italians reigned supreme. They saw France take the lead in the
first half via a penalty shot but managed to equalize immediately. Italy
never broke the 1-1 deadlock even after extra time so the game headed
to a penalty shootout. The Italians won the penalty shootout on a 5-3
score to gain the fourth championship in Italian football team history.
2010 FIFA World Cup Winner: Spain Runner-up: Netherlands Final score: Spain 1-0 Netherlands (Extra time) Host country: South Africa
The final match of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa was fought between Spain and Netherlands with the Spanish triumphing after extra time, 1-0. Pressure was high on the Netherlands football team as it was the third time they were in a Mundial final—only to make it also the third time they finished second.
2014 FIFA World Cup Winner: Germany Runner-up: Argentina Final score: Germany 1-0 Argentina (Extra time) Host country: Brazil
After humiliating the host country Brazil in an overwhelming 7-1 win,
Germany went on to the finals to face Argentina led by football
superstar Lionel Messi.
With tight defenses on both sides, the match went on to overtime. The
stalemate was finally broken by an incredible goal by Mario Goetze 23
minutes into the extra time, leading Germany to win the 2014 World Cup
after a 24-year title drought and to become the first European to win
the Mundial in the Americas
The 23-year-old says he idolised the Frenchman, Ronaldo and Roberto Carlos during their respective playing days at the Santiago Bernabeu James Rodriguez has revealed his lifelong dream to follow in the footsteps of Zinedine Zidane after being unveiled as a Real Madrid player.
The 23-year-old will finalise personal terms on Monday before being officially announced as the Champions League winners' second signing of the summer transfer window
Real Madrid have reached an agreement with Monaco for the transfer of James Rodriguez.
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German
footballer Mesut Ozil, who plays for Arsenal, reportedly said he is
donating his World Cup earnings to the children of Gaza following his
country's triumph in the cup. The
German Football Association awarded each of the team's players a
€300,000 bonus for winning the cup, in addition to €150,000 following
their semi-final win and other rewards for every game.
The star has had much coverage on social networking sites after he
started the final against Argentina with a recitation of the Quran on
the pitch, and concluded the game prostrating in thanks to God.
Ozil caused controversy after he declined to shake hands with a FIFA official because of his support for Israel.
Muslim Ozil is of Turkish origin.
- See more at:
http://www.middleeastmonitor.com/news/europe/12821-footballer-ozil-donates-world-cup-winnings-to-gaza#sthash.7kcC9Dbg.dpuf
German
footballer Mesut Ozil, who plays for Arsenal, reportedly said he is
donating his World Cup earnings to the children of Gaza following his
country's triumph in the cup. The
German Football Association awarded each of the team's players a
€300,000 bonus for winning the cup, in addition to €150,000 following
their semi-final win and other rewards for every game.
The star has had much coverage on social networking sites after he
started the final against Argentina with a recitation of the Quran on
the pitch, and concluded the game prostrating in thanks to God.
Ozil caused controversy after he declined to shake hands with a FIFA official because of his support for Israel.
Muslim Ozil is of Turkish origin.
- See more at:
http://www.middleeastmonitor.com/news/europe/12821-footballer-ozil-donates-world-cup-winnings-to-gaza#sthash.7kcC9Dbg.dpuf
German footballer Mesut Ozil, who plays for Arsenal, reportedly said he is donating his World Cup earnings to the children of Gaza following his country's triumph in the cup.
The German Football Association awarded each of the team's players a €300,000 bonus for winning the cup, in addition to €150,000 following their semi-final win and other rewards for every game.
Pakistan’s top striker Kaleemullah signed a two-year contract worth
Rs.10 million with Kyrgyzstan’s FC Dordoi after impressing the club
officials in less than five months. The 22-year-old scored 17 goals in
16 matches to become the highest scorer in the Kyrgyzstan National
League. He also struck the net in the final of the local Super Cup,
leading FC Dordoi to a 3-2 victory against Alga FC. The Chaman-based
striker has now become the most expensive player in the Kyrgyzstan
League; he is also the first Pakistan footballer to sign such a deal
internationally.
These are the 'golden shoe' or 'golden boot' winners from each World
Cup event. The record for the most goals at a single World Cup is 13 by
Frenchman Just Fontaine in 1958, which he achieved in six games. The
overall top goal scorer in the Wolrd Cup is German player Miroslav
Klose, who has scored 16 goals overall. See the list of World Cup Top
Goal Scorers.
Colombo: Sri Lanka`s cricket authorities decided Sunday to send off-spinner Sachithra Senanayake for intense coaching after the International Cricket Council (ICC) ruled his bowling action illegal and banned him from international matches.
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) secretary Nishantha Ranatunga said the coaching team was being asked to study reports from the ICC and take corrective action.
Stuart Binny struck a match-saving 78 on his debut as India overcame
some anxious moments to manage a draw in the first cricket Test against
England here Sunday.
India were in deep trouble midway into the
morning session as Virat Kohli (8), Ajinkya Rahane (24) and skipper
Mahendra Singh Dhoni (11) were dismissed in quick succession with the
visiting side 145 runs ahead and just four second innings wicket in
hand.
Colombian star Shakira, Mexican guitarist Carlos Santana, Brazilian
singer Ivete Sangalo and a samba school will enthrall the crowd with
their musical entertainment at FIFA World Cup`s closing ceremony on
Sunday.
Shakira, who is making her third straight World Cup
appearance, will sing "La la la (Brazil 2014)" with Brazilian star
Carlinhos Brown, FIFA said in a statement earlier.
