Posts Tagged ‘pichichi’

Watch Leo Messi’s 47 Goals For FC Barcelona In The 2009-10 Season

Thursday, May 20th, 2010

Watch the 47 goals scored by FC Barcelona’s Leo Messi during the 2009-2010 season. With 34 goals in the Spanish League, Messi became the 2009-2010 pichichi and the European Golden boot.

Leo Messi

Leo Messi

Watch the goals from FC Barcelona 4-1 Tenerife CD

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

FC Barcelona move four points above Real Madrid tonight after a tricky victory over Tenerife. Messi scored early on but a mistake from the FC Barcelona Captain Puyol led to a Tenerife equalizer before half time. Bojan fired the Blaugrana back into the lead just after the hour before late goals from Pedro and Messi sealed the win.

Bojan

Bojan celebrates this goal

1-0

1-1

2-1

3-1

4-1

FC Barcelona: Valdés; Alves, Piqué (Pedro, min.46), Puyol, Maxwell; Touré, Xavi, Keita; Messi, Ibrahimovic (Busquets, min.65), Bojan (Henry, min.81)

Tenerife: Aragoneses; Luna, Culebras, Pablo Sicilia, Héctor; Mikel Alonso; Román Martínez (Omar, min.73), Manolo Martínez, Juanlu, Alfaro (Ángel min.85), Kome (Nino, min.61)

Goals: 1-0, min.17: Messi. 1-1, min.39: Román. 2-1, min.63: Bojan. 3-1, min.77: Pedro. 4-1, min.92: Messi

Venue: Camp Nou Stadium (Attendance: 57.401)

Video Highlights: Leo Messi’ hat trick against Zaragoza

Sunday, March 21st, 2010

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

Video highlights: FC Barcelona 3-0 Valencia

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

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)

Video Highilights: Valladolid 0-3 FC Barcelona

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

FC Barcelona had a comfortable 0-3 win at Valladolid tonight. Two goals from Xavi and Dani Alves in the space of a minute and one from Leo Messi completed the scoring in the second half with his 15th league goal of the season.

The team continue to break records: FC Barcelona became the 5th team in the history of La Liga to go the first half of the season unbeaten.

Messi and Alves

Messi and Alves celebrate FC Barcelona's first goal

Valladolid: Villar; Pedro López, Luis Prieto, Arzo, Marcos (Nivaldo, 84′); Marquitos (Pelé, 74′), Borja, Lazaro, Sesma (Medunjanin, 79′); Canobio, Costa

FC Barcelona: Valdés; Alves, Piqué (Milito, 60′), Puyol, Abidal; Xavi, Keita (Chygrynskiy, 79′), Iniesta; Messi, Ibrahimovic, Henry (Bojan, 82′)

Goals: 0-1, Xavi (20′) ; 0-2, Alves (21′) ; 0-3, Messi (56′)

Pichichi ranking

Thursday, January 7th, 2010
1 David Villa Valencia CF 12
2 Zlatan Ibrahimovic FC Barcelona 11
3 Lionel Messi FC Barcelona 9
4 Luis Fabiano FC Sevilla 7
5 Roberto Soldado Getafe 7

Spanish League classification – Day 38th

Sunday, May 31st, 2009

Spanish League Champion : FC Barcelona

Qualified for the Champions League :

  • FC Barcelona
  • Real Madrid

Qualified for the preliminary round of the Champions League :

  • FC Sevilla
  • Atletico Madrid

Qualified for the Europa cup (UEFA cup) :

  • Villareal
  • FC Valencia

Relagated in 2nd division :

  • Recreativo Huelva
  • C.D. Numancia
  • Osasuna

Best offense : FC Barcelona with 105 goals

Best defense : FC Barcelona with 35 goals

Pichichi ranking :

  1. Diego Forlan (Atletico Madrid) : 32 goals
  2. Samuel Eto’o (FC Barcelona : 30 goals
  3. David Villa (FC Valencia) : 28 goals
  4. Leo Messi (FC Barcelona) : 23 goals
  5. Gonzalo Higuain Real Madrid) : 21 goals
  6. Thierry Henry (FC Barcelona) : 19 goals
  7. Alvaro Sanchez Negredo ( Almeria) : 19 goals
  8. Frédéric Kanouté (FC Sevilla) : 18 goals
  9. Raul (Real Madrid) : 18 goals
  10. Sergio Agüero (Atletico Madrid) : 17 goals

FC Barcelona – Osasuna 0-1

Saturday, May 23rd, 2009

FC Barcelona lost its second consecutive game at the Camp Nou against Osasuna for the 37th round of the Spanish League.

Pep Guardiola decided that FC Barcelona stars should rest for the Champions League final (like against Mallorca for the 36th round). Only Samuel Eto’o was playing to secure his Pichichi. 78,000 people came for this match who saw FC Barcelona players celebrate the Championship in front of their fans. Walter Pandiani scored at the 25th minute after a corner kick from Plasil.

Samuel Etoo with the new FC Barcelona gear

Samuel Eto'o with the new FC Barcelona gear

FC Barcelona: Pinto; Víctor Sánchez (Jeffrén, min. 70), Cáceres, Abidal, Sylvinho (Muniesa, min. 50); Hleb, Torres, Gudjohnsen; Pedro, Eto’o (Keita, min. 60), Bojan

Osasuna: Ricardo; Azpiliciueta, Miguel Flaño, Cruchaga, Monreal; Puñal, Nekounam, Plasil, Juanfran; Masoud (Hidalgo, min. 66), Pandiani (Héctor Font, min. 94)

Goals:
First half
25′ 0-1: Pandiani

Real Mallorca – FC Barcelona 2-1

Sunday, May 17th, 2009

FC Barcelona lost 2-1 at Ono estadi for the 36th round fo the Spanish LEague against Real Mallorca. Eto’o scored the only FC Barcelona goal and is still the Pichichi.

Already Spanish League Champion since yesterday after Real Madrid loss at Villareal (2-3), Only Samuel Eto’o (still running for Pichichi) and the pair Alves-Abidal (suspended for the Champions League Final) were in the starting 11, along with 8 players usually playing substitutes. Even Victor Valdes started on the bench. Eto’o scored an early goal at the 10th minute and missed 5 goal opportunities before Mallorca scored twice in the second half.

samuel Etoo

samuel Eto'o

Match details :

Real Mallorca: Moyà; Martí, Josemi, Ramis, Ayoze; Jurado (Webó, min. 85), Mario Suárez, Cléber Santana, Arango; Keita (Varela, min. 60), Aduriz (Trejo, min. 91)

FC Barcelona: Oier; Alves; Abidal, Martín Cáceres, Sylvinho; Gudjohnsen, Xavi Torres, Hleb; Pedro (Jeffren, min. 83), Eto’o, Bojan Krkic

Goals:
First half
10′ 0-1: Eto’o
Second half
62′ 1-1: Arango
78′ 2-1 :Cléber Santana