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Germany vs Portugal 4-0 All Goals video Highlights
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Monday, 16 June 2014
France 3-0 Honduras: Brilliant Benzema dispatches Suarez's side
The Real Madrid striker scored twice and forced an own goal from the
goalkeeper as Didier Deschamps' men breezed past the 10 men of the
Central Americans
Karim Benzema was in inspired form as France opened their World Cup campaign with a convincing 3-0 win over Honduras.
Karim Benzema was in inspired form as France opened their World Cup campaign with a convincing 3-0 win over Honduras.
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Friday, 13 June 2014
Brazil 3-1 Croatia: Neymar inspires Selecao comeback
Two goals from Neymar and a late Oscar strike inspired Brazil to a 3-1 comeback victory over Croatia in the opening game of the 2014 World Cup.
The host nation fell behind to an early own goal from Marcelo, before Neymar was perhaps fortunate to be shown just a yellow card after catching Luka Modric in the throat with a stray arm.
Soon after, the 22-year-old levelled with a fine 25-yard effort on his left foot, before converting a controversial second half penalty after Dejan Lovren was adjudged to have brought down Fred.
And as the game entered injury-time, man-of-the-match Oscar sped forward and toe-poked home an effort from the edge of the box to give Brazil breathing space and, most importantly, three points.
While Brazil had the luxury of naming the same side that started last year's Confederations Cup final success over Spain, Croatia were without suspended striker Mario Mandzukic, leaving Nikica Jelavic to lead the line in his absence.
Also without injured left-back Danijel Pranjic, Croatia fired the first shot in anger as Mateo Kovacic steered an effort wide in the first minute.
Brazil's first significant foray forward saw David Luiz's tame header saved, but the pressure was on them at the other end of the pitch.
Goal Replay
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Chelsea sign Fabregas
The former Arsenal star has joined the Blues on a
five-year contract and will wear the number four shirt at Stamford
Bridge, having left Barcelona in a reported £30m deal
Chelsea have completed the signing of Barcelona midfielder and former Arsenal star Cesc Fabregas.
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Football
Wednesday, 11 June 2014
Ronaldo: I'll be 100 per cent fit for World Cup
Real Madrid star has struggled with injury since the Champions League final but has 'no worries' about his fitness for Brazil
Cristiano Ronaldo has reassured Portugal fans he will be 100 per cent fit for the World Cup after coming through the 5-1 friendly win over the Republic of Ireland.The 29-year-old has been dogged by multiple injuries since Real Madrid's Champions League final win over Atletico, and there were concerns he could join Marco Reus, Franck Ribery and Radamel Falcao in missing the tournament.
However, the former Manchester United winger appeared from the start against Martin O'Neill's side in New Jersey on Tuesday night and completed 65 minutes before being replaced by Nani.
It has left Ronaldo confident he will be firing on all cylinders when Portugal face Germany in their opening World Cup game on Monday.
He told Times of India: "I am training well, keeping the advice of the doctors in mind. The progress is encouraging, they say, and I am feeling better with each day.
"You need to reach there when you are at your peak, both physically and mentally. I shall definitely be there, fully fit, no worries."Paulo Bento's side face a tough task to qualify from Group G, after being drawn alongside Germany, USA and Ghana, and Ronaldo is realistic about the challenges ahead.
He added: "We played Germany in the Euros, so we know a bit or two about them. On the other side of the coin, they know more about us too. They have a great side. They are one of the favourites to win it this time. It's going to be really tough.
"But we had the Netherlands and Denmark in our group in the Euros too and we did qualify. This time we have the USA and Ghana. It's going to be real tough. But we are determined to give our best."
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Football
Tuesday, 10 June 2014
Zidane: I'm staying at Real Madrid
The Blancos assistant says he has no plans to leave
the Spanish giants at present, after being linked with moves to Bordeaux
and Monaco in 2013-14
Real Madrid assistant coach Zinedine Zidane says he will stay at the club for the foreseeable future.
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Football
Shaw agrees £160,000-a-week Manchester United deal
The Red Devils trumped Chelsea in the race for the Southampton and
England left-back after offering a five-year contract worth an
astonishing £40 million overall
Luke Shaw has agreed personal terms with Manchester United on a deal worth an astonishing £160,000-a-week, Goal can reveal.
Luke Shaw has agreed personal terms with Manchester United on a deal worth an astonishing £160,000-a-week, Goal can reveal.
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