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11.05.2012 - Lionel Messi (281) va tras los números de Alfredo Di Stéfano como máximo
goleador histórico argentino. Con 24 años y 8 de carrera profesional ya superó la mitad de los
goles que Don Alfredo convirtió en sus 21 temporadas (500).
Así se desprende de la investigación de Martín Estévez (El Gráfico), actualizada al 25 de
marzo de 2012.
Bielsa-Simeone, duelo de DTsLa final de la Liga Europa entre Atlético de Madrid y Athletic vivirá
un duelo de técnicos argentinos entre Diego Pablo Simeone y Marcelo Bielsa, dos amigos en busca de
un título de competición europea, un éxito sólo logrado antes por tres compatriotas: Alfredo Di
Stefano, Helenio Herrera y Luis Carniglia.
A continuación se detallan los números clave en torno al Clásico entre Real Madrid y Barcelona.
Los archirrivales se enfrentarán el sábado en el estadio Camp Nou del Barcelona en la Liga en un
encuentro que podría ser decisivo para lograr el título. El Madrid tiene cuatro puntos de ventaja
a falta de cinco partidos.
UEFA Champions League Semi-Final (First Leg)
Bayern Munich vs Real Madrid : 20.45CET
Nothing screams "BLOCKBUSTER" more than the Champions League
semi-final showdown between Bayern Munich and Real Madrid. There
have been a handful of Bayern-Real playoffs in the last decade, but tonight's
edition will be exceptionally gripping because both sides are simply
desperate for the win.
It is a particular pleasure of mine to have been invited by my hero and inspiration, the good
Dr. Gumperteer, to contribute to this series of lectures. I owe so much to him. You see, my own
site, Sport Is A TV Show, struggled for years to attain the kind of success it so richly deserved.
Sure, such articles as "The 101 Greatest Manx Footballers", "Watching Football: You're Doing It All
Wrong, You Muppet", and "Lydersen: A Pal To Us All" attracted a golden shower of critical acclaim
("Blinding!
It is a particular pleasure of mine to have been invited by my hero and inspiration, the good
Dr. Gumperteer, to contribute to this series of lectures. I owe so much to him. You see, my own
site, Sport Is A TV Show, struggled for years to attain the kind of success it so richly deserved.
Sure, such articles as "The 101 Greatest Manx Footballers", "Watching Football: You're Doing It All
Wrong, You Muppet", and "Lydersen: A Pal To Us All" attracted a golden shower of critical acclaim
("Blinding!
A brace scored by Cristiano Ronaldo in this weekend's, 5-1 shellacking of Real Sociedad pushed
his goalscoring total over the century mark. His 101 goals in 92 matches for Real Madrid eclipses
that of the legendary Ferenc Puskas, who held the previous La Liga record of the fastest 100 goals
from 105 matches.
A 5 star display against Leverkusen last night made Barcelona forward Lionel Messi the first
ever player to score 5 goals in a single Champions League match. Thanks to last night's display,
Messi is assured of winning the tournament's golden boot as his tally this far is 12 goals.
Having previously equaled the record of legends Alfredo Di Stefano, Ferenc Puskas, Marco van
Basten and Simone Inzaghi back in the 2009/2010 season when he scored 4 goals against Arsenal.
It's difficult to imagine your rival team winning and celebrating the Copa del Ray on
your home turf. How DARE they make it to the final, you ask,
when we should be there instead?! "Popping the champagne and kissing Di Stefano's grand hands
THAT'S what we should be doing at the final!
Mou is shopping for a new house. Downton Abbey? He's 35th from the left.
Jose Mourinho has been spotted in London and it is driving everyone potty. He's supposedly
buying a house. Which means only four things. He's going to manage England, Chelsea, Spurs, and
Arsenal. Or maybe, just maybe he's a huge fan of Downton Abbey and wants to take it off the hands
of the Earl of Grantham.
If the early history of the European Championships can be seen as explicitly wrapped up in the
politics of the time, then Spain's victory on home ground in 1964 European Nations Cup could be
regarded as one of international football's ultimate flashes in the pan.
This was a victory that was simultaneously the last gasp of one of the greatest club sides that
European football has ever seen and the beginning of a lull that would last for more than twenty
years, a brief victory for the ultra-nationalism that blighted Spanish political life for the most
of the four decades that followed the Spanish Civil War of 1936 to 1939.
Barcelona looked like they were headed for a draw before Alexis Sanchez and Messi scored in the
span of 10 minutes to hand the Catalans a much needed 4-2 win over Real Betis that reduced their
deficit on Leaders Real Madrid to 5 points.
World Player of the year Lionel Messi scored a brace to bring his tally for the season to 19
goals, just 2 short of leading goal scorer Cristiano Ronaldo.
By Chris Wright
Saturday evening sees Real Madrid welcoming Barcelona to the Santiago Bernabeu for the first
league El Clasico derby of the season, and to whet your appetite we've put together a bumper
gallery of some of the finest still images the game has produced down through the years.
We all know that Real Madrid have a history of respected Portuguese legends
within their ranks, but none of them dared to wear a Bath Robe onto the pitch
like Atletico's Paulo Futre (above) did in the 80′s! You can only imagine the
look on Alfredo di Stefano's face if Fabio Coentrao were to try
something like this in after the match today.
Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo is giving fellow La Liga rival Lionel Messi a run for his
money for the 2011 FIFA Ballon d'Or award as the Portuguese striker capped a fantastic few days his
had with Los Merengues by not only bagging a hat trick in last night's fixture against
Osasuna, but also by winning his second Golden Boot award.
Popular Colombian soccer team Club Deportivo Los Millonarios has launched its adidas 2011/12 away
jersey. Like the Millonarios adidas 2011 home jersey, the new shirt the new jersey pays homage to
period of the club's history called El Dorado (1949-1954) when Alfredo Di Stefano and Nestor Raúl
Rossi led the team to four league and [.
Had he headed for Spain he might have become one of the world's soccer immortals. As Alfredo di
Stefano reflected later "Ah, Charlee Meeten, numero uno. If we have heem we never need Francisco
Gento....
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River Plate's chances of promotion took a huge hit after they were beaten by Belgrano in the
first of the two legged race. Just after River concede the second goal a group of addled fans storm
the pitch and start an altercation with the players and push and shove one of them. They take off
and scale the sky high barricades as the stadium reverberates to barracking supporters.
Following their fourth UEFA Champions League triumph on Saturday virtually every superlative has
been used to describe Pep Guardiola's current crop of FC Barcelona stars. The Catalans' 3-1 triumph
over Manchester United meant that Guardiola, in only his third full season in charge at the Camp
Nou, has won ten major trophies including the amazing Sextuple triumph from the 2008-09 season.
The latest installment of the Super Clásico delivered a widespread sense around the world that
amid the tackling, the fouling, the diving and the brawling a splendid exponent of true talent and
pure soccer had risen above it all; the enduring image was that of Lionel Messi's two goals, and
perhaps more poignantly his second solo slalom executed to perfection.
Real Madrid great Alfredo Di Stefano ripped into Jose Mourinho for his tactics in the 1-1 draw
against Barcelona, saying the team played like a mouse against a lion of a Catalan side.
Di Stefano, Madrid's honorary president, wrote in his weekly column in sports newspaper Marca on
Monday that the Portuguese coach's team showed no "personality" after a result Saturday that
practically clinches Barcelona's third straight league trophy.
MADRID, Spain — Real Madrid responded in style to Barcelona's record breaking 16th consecutive
victory with Cristiano Ronaldo leading the way in a 4-1 win over Real Sociedad on Sunday. Ronaldo
was charged up for the game after receiving criticism for not scoring in four games and having seen
Leo Messi hit a hat-trick in [.
MADRID, Spain — Sevilla were held to a 0-0 draw in the Andalusian derby with bottom side Malaga
on Sunday and lost further ground in the hunt for a European place. It has been a disappointing
campaign for Sevilla who have just one win from their last four matches and are six points off a
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Barcelona earned a record 16th straight win in the Spanish league by beating Atletico Madrid 3-0
with a Lionel Messi hat trick on Saturday. The historic win provisionally lifted Barcelona 10
points clear of Real Madrid at the top of the table ahead of its fierce rival's match against Real
Sociedad on Sunday.
Barcelona earned a record 16th straight win in the Spanish league by beating Atletico Madrid 3-0
with a Lionel Messi hat trick on Saturday. The historic win provisionally lifted Barcelona 10
points clear of Real Madrid at the top of the table ahead of its fierce rival's match against Real
Sociedad on Sunday.
BARCELONA, Spain — Barcelona earned a record 16th straight win in the Spanish league by beating
Atletico Madrid 3-0 with a Lionel Messi hat-trick on Saturday. The historic win provisionally
lifted Barcelona 10 points clear of Real Madrid at the top of the table ahead of its fierce rival's
match against Real Sociedad on Sunday.
Real Madrid's famous Alfredo di Stefano team was the last one to chalk up 15 consecutive
victories on the trot.Now - 50 years later - Pep Guardiola's team equalled that record when they
beat Hercules 3 - 0.
"It's an immense honour to have 15 consecutive victories and to equal the record achieved by
the Real Madrid of Di Stefano.
We at In The Stands almost spat out our cups
of tea upon reading quotes from renowed football agent Jorge Mendes claiming that Cristiano Ronaldo
is: "the greatest player in the history of football".
Yes, the ever-humble and down-to-earth agent of CR7 has gone on record and suggested
that, in addition to being the best player in the world at present, Portuguese and Real
Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is also the greatest player of all time!
We at In The Stands almost spat out our cups
of tea upon reading quotes from renowed football agent Jorge Mendes claiming that Cristiano Ronaldo
is: "the greatest player in the history of football".
Yes, the ever-humble and down-to-earth agent of CR7 has gone on record and suggested
that, in addition to being the best player in the world at present, Portuguese and Real
Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is also the greatest player of all time!