Archive for March, 2010

Watch the goals: Arsenal 2-2 FC Barcelona

Puyol and Fabregas

Puyol and Fabregas

Arsenal: Almunia; Sagna (Walcott, m.66), Clichy, Vermaelen, Diaby; Cesc, Nasri, Gallas (Denilson, m.44), Song; Arshavin (Eboue, m.28), Bendtner

FC Barcelona: Valdés; Alves, Puyol, Piqué, Maxwell; Busquets, Xavi, Keita; Pedro, Ibrahimovic (Henry, m.76), Messi (Milito, m.86)

Goals: 0-1, m.46. Ibrahimovic, m.46; 0-2, m.59. Ibrahimovic; 1-2, m.69. Walcott; 2-2, m.85. Cesc (pen.)

Venue: Emirates Stadium (London)


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Video highlights: FC Barcelona 2-0 Osasuna

FC Barcelona move back to the top of La Liga tonight after a 2-0 victory over Osasuna. Second half goals from Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Bojan Krkic spared our blushes after what an easily be considered as the worst first half performance at Camp Nou of this season.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic

Ibrahimovic celebrates his goal against Osasuna

FC Barcelona: Valdés; Alves, Puyol, Milito, Maxwell; Iniesta, Busquets (Keita, min.69), Touré; Messi, Ibrahimovic (Bojan, min.74), Henry (Pedro, min.46)

Osasuna: Ricardo; Azpilicueta, Miguel Flaño, Josetxo, Monreal; Puñal, Nekounam (Calleja, min.78); Juanfran (Rúper, min.78), Vadocz, Camuñas, Masoud (Galán, min.85)

Goals: 1-0, min.73: Ibrahimovic. 2-0, min.89: Bojan

Venue: Camp Nou stadium (Attendance: 70.645)


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Video Highlights: Leo Messi’ hat trick against Zaragoza

Leo Messi recovered from a dental infection which had made him doubtful before the game to score his second hat-trick of the month and lead Barça to a 2-4 victory over Zaragosa at the Romereda tonight.

Leo Messi

Messi scored another hat trick in the Spanish League

Messi 5′ (0-1)

Messi 66′ (0-2)

Messi 78′ (0-3)

Colunga 85′ (1-3)

Colunga 89′ (2-3)

Ibrahimovic 90′ (2-4)

Real Zaragoza: Roberto; Diogo, Jarosik, Contini, Ponzio; Edmilson (Lafita, min.46), Gabi; Arizmendi (Colunga, min.62), Ander Herrera, Eliseu, Suazo (Penant m. 80)

FC Barcelona: Valdés; Alves, Piqué (Puyol, min.69), Milito (Márquez, min.73), Maxwell; Touré (Iniesta, min.63), Busquets, Keita; Messi, Ibrahimovic, Pedro

Goals: 0-1. min.5. Messi; 0-2. min.66. Messi; 0-3. min.78. Messi; 1-3. min.84. Colunga; 2-3. min.88. Colunga; 2-4. min.90. Ibrahimovic (pen.)

Venue: La Romareda, Zaragoza


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Video Highlights: FC Barcelona 4-0 VfB Stuttgart

Two goal from Messi, one from Perdo and the last one from Bojan sent FC Barcelona to the quarter finals of this year Champions League. Even without Xavi and Ibrahimovic, the Blaugana had no problem to beat VfB Stuttgart in the second leg of the last sixteen. They will face Arsenal with the second leg at the camp nou on the 6th of April (buy tickets for FC Barcelona – Arsenal)

Leo Messi

Leo Messi after his first goal

FC Barcelona: Valdés; Alves, Piqué, Puyol, Maxwell; Touré, Busquets (Ibrahimovic, m.66), Iniesta (Bojan, m.88), Pedro, Messi, Henry (Milito, m.78)

VfB Stuttgart: Lehmann; Celozzi (Gebhart, m.46), Niedermeier, Delpierre, Molinaro; Kuzmanovic, Khedira; Trasch, Hleb; Cacau, Pogrebnyak (Marica, m.70)

Goals: 1-0, m.14: Messi. 2-0, m.22: Pedro. 3-0, m.60: Messi. 4-0, m.89: Bojan

Venue: Camp Nou stadium (Attendance: 88.543)


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Video highlights: FC Barcelona 3-0 Valencia

Barcelona bounced back in style after the 2-2 draw at Almeria last weekend saw them surrender the lead in La Liga to Real Madrid. Without Ibrahimovic and Pep Guaridola (both suspended after their red card in Almeria), FC Barcelona struggled to contain a strong team ofValencia. But Leo Messi struck a stunning hat-trick to send FC Barcelona back on the winning trail. He left the pitch to a standing ovation while increasing his tally to 22 goals in the Pichichi race. Bojan’s substitution to Thierry Henry gave more depth to FC Barcelona’s play…

Leo Messi

Leo Messi against Valencia FC

FC Barcelona: Valdés; Alves, Piqué, Milito, Maxwell; Busquets, Xavi, Iniesta (Jeffrén 86’); Bojan (Henry 46’), Messi (Touré 88’), Pedro

Valencia FC: César; Miguel, Maduro, Dealbert, Bruno (Baraja 77’); Pablo, Albelda (Fernandes 43’), Banega, Silva; Jordi Alba, Domínguez (Zigic 65’)

Goals: 1-0, Messi (55’). 2-0, Messi (81’). 3-0, Messi (82’)

Venue: Camp Nou stadium (attendance: 87.600)


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Video highlights: Real Madrid 1-1 Olympique Lyonnais

For the sixth consecutive year, Real Madrid did not make it to the quarterfinals of the Champions League after tonight’s elimination in the last 16 of the competition. Three weeks after losing in Lyon (0-1) in the first leg of their matchup, they could not get a win, tonight, in their home stadium of Santiago Bernabeu. Cristiano Ronaldo scored an early goal (Min ’6), and despite an impressive domination over the match in the first half, Real Madrid could not score a second goal. Olympique Lyon midfielder Pjanic scored an equalizer with 15 minutes to go and ruined Florentino Perez’s plan to have his Real Madrid win the Champions League in the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.

Kaka and Pjanic

Kaka and Pjanic


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