Ghana vs Mali African Cup of Nations 2012 Highlights 0-2 Video Goals Diabate Vorsah Red Card is
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post from Soccer Blogger. Follow Soccer Blogger on Twitter Ghana vs Mali 2012 ( Ghana Mali AFCON
Video below) Final score and result:- Ghana vs Mali 0-2 ( Diabate*2) Nuevo Estadio de Malabo- 11
February, 2012- Africa [.
Zambia vs Ghana Africa Cup of Nations 2012 Highlights 1-0 Semifinal Gyan penalty miss Emmanuel
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Captain John Mensah puts Ghana ahead through his third international goal. Saber Khelifa
equalized after beating Samuel Inkoom to a lofted ball. The match headed to extra time and in the
110th minute, Abedi Pele's son, Andre Ayew scored the winner after Tunisia's goalie, Aymen
Mathlouthi coughed up Inkoom's cross right into his path.
When you're playing for Tunisia in extra time of an Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinal against
Ghana, one thing you definitely don't want to do is make a point to elbow an opponent in the face.
As Aymen Abdennour found out after shoving Andre Ayew and then elbowing him away from the ball in
the 108th minute on Sunday (skip to the end of the video), this will earn a straight red card.
Ghana vs Tunisia Africa Cup of Nations 2012 Highlights 2-1 Goals Mensah Khelifa Ayew Video
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Mali made it to the semifinal of the Africa Cup of Nations after defeating the co-hosts Gabon on
penalty kicks. Gabon played a good match with massive home support that included Gabon's long-time
president Omar Bongo. It was an intense match where Gabon took the lead early in the second half by
Eric Mouloungui.
Botswana vs Mali 1-2 Africa Cup of Nations 2012 Highlights Goals Ngele Dembele Keita Video AFCON
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a post from Soccer Blogger. Follow Soccer Blogger on Twitter Botswana vs Mali 2012 ( Botswana Mali
Video Below) Final score and result:- Botswana vs Mali 1-2 ( Ngele/ Dembele, Keita) 1st February,
2012- Africa Cup of Nations [.
Asamoah Gyan's superb free-kick helped Ghana into the African Nations Cup quarter-finals, as
they beat Mali 2-0 today. Andre Ayew scored their second securing their last 16 spot.
As the curtains draw open for the AFCON tournament, attention will definitely be on a number of
players who are set to retire once a winner is revealed on February 12th.
For many it will mark an end to the golden generation of some of the continent's truly brightest
talents but also the beginning for a new breed of stars who will look to carry on from where their
predecessors left.
STARTERS
Jamie Trecker of Fox Soccer traveled to London and sat down for a video interview with Clint
Dempsey.
-There really isn't anything new here for us diehards, but its great to see the words come out of
Clint's mouth. What a talent!
-More great stuff with Clint and members of his family.
Yaya Toure was named the CAF Player of the Year for being awesome in 2011, and rightly so.
Possibly for his sartorial abilities.
Actually, he showed up in different dress, which makes one think that massive robe is a prize
for winning the prize. A prize which immediately turns its wearer into a spiritual healer?
Manchester City and Ivory Coast midfielder Yaya Toure was yesterday named African Player of the
Year 2011 in a lavish gala ceremony in Accra Ghana. The 28 year old who has had a fantastic start
to the EPL this season, beat Mali's Seydou Keita and Ghana's Andre Ayew who finished second and
third respectively to win the award and become only the second Ivorian since Didier Drogba to win
the award.
By JOHN BOSCHINI
From almost out of the UEFA Champions League to topping Group E, it's been a crazy first
campaign for Chelsea manager Andres Villas-Boas.
Talks of crisis at Stamford Bridge seem to be dissipating after Chelsea routed Valencia 3-0 to
advance to the knockout round for the ninth consecutive season.
City are proving to be a strong contender for the Premier League title this season and one
player who has been instrumental in the Club's unbeaten run and fantastic form is Yaya Toure.
Toure who joined City last summer after a misunderstanding with his former club FC
Barcelona,has proved to be one of the club's most important signings with the 28 year old defensive
midfielder going on to become a key player in Mancini's line up.
The Confederation of African Football has released its short list for 2011 CAF African Player of
the year. The list includes usual suspects Didier Drogba of Ivory Coast, Samuel Eto'o of Cameroon
and Seydou Keita of Mali.
Other players short listed for the prestigious award include: Asamoah Gyan, Yaya Toure, Kevin
Prince-Boateng, Moussa Sow, Gervinho, Adel Taarabt and Andre Ayew.
By Alan Duffy
Gervinho and Yaya Touré celebrate
Four Premier League stars have made the shortlist for the 2011 CAF African Player Of The Year
awards, with the Ivorian trio of powerhouse Yaya Touré, fleet-footed wideman Gervinho and veteran
hitman Didier Drogba all getting the nod along with QPR's Moroccan schemer Adel Taarabt
However, they'll be up against four-time winner Samuel Eto'o (FC New Russian Money & Cameroon),
Kevin-Prince Boateng (Milan & Ghana), Seydou Keita (Barcelona & Mali), Asamoah Gyan (FC New Dubai
Money & Ghana), Andre Ayew (Marseille & Ghana) and Moussa Sow (Lille & Senegal).
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QPR's Adel Taarabt is one of the ten finalists for African Footballer of the
year.
RvP congratulating Song on a good impression of RvP's celebration at Stamford Bridge
After the euphoria of Saturday's emphatic win at Stamford Bridge, it's time for the players to
take their mind of that and concentrate on the next game. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise, this
is just as big a game as the last match.
RvP congratulating Song on a good impression of RvP's celebration at Stamford Bridge
After the euphoria of Saturday's emphatic win at Stamford Bridge, it's time for the players to
take their mind of that and concentrate on the next game. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise, this
is just as big a game as the last match.
Aaron Ramsey struck two minutes into added time to give Arsenal an important 1-0 win at
Marseille's Stade Velodrome that puts them in control of Champions League Group F.
After a largely dispiriting 90 minutes in which both sides struggled to create clear-cut
chances, substitute Ramsey controlled an accidental flick-on from Gervinho and placed his shot
low past Steve Mandanda to give Arsene Wenger's side a fifth win in six games in all
competitions.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has reminded the team's critics that the Gunners fall in the
unique category of teams such as Real Madrid and Manchester United as the only clubs to have played
Champions League football for fourteen consecutive years.
In preparing for tonight's Group F clash away to Marseille, Wenger responded with confidence
when questioned regarding the credentials of his side.
Arsenal travel to the Stade Velodrome tonight in a champions league clash against Group F
leaders Marseille. The Gunners go into this match knowing that anything less than a win could
seriously hamper their chances of moving onto the next stage.
However things do not look too good for Arsenal as number of their key players are major doubts
for the fixture.
Who wants to give me a helping hand?
Arsenal heads to the south of France to continue our Champions League adventure. This is the
first of 2 back-to-back matches against Marseille. Stade Velodrome will provide the backdrop for
this encounter and this is the same pitch where Dennis Bergkamp scored that immaculate goal for
Holland against Argentina in the 1998 World Cup.
Who wants to give me a helping hand?
Arsenal heads to the south of France to continue our Champions League adventure. This is the
first of 2 back-to-back matches against Marseille. Stade Velodrome will provide the backdrop for
this encounter and this is the same pitch where Dennis Bergkamp scored that immaculate goal for
Holland against Argentina in the 1998 World Cup.
Tomorrow sees the Arsenal step on the Stade Velodrome and take on the mighty Olympique
Marseille, for what is due to be an exciting clash for 1st place in Group F. With Olympiakos
winless and Dortmund disappointing, the Arsenal-Marseille clashes will likely dictate the final
standings of our group, so it's important to go and get a result out there tomorrow.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Andre Santos have struck early for Arsenal to give the home side a
2-1 advantage over the visiting Olympiakos during the first half at the Emirates Stadium.
The Gunners left skipper Robin van Persie and key playmaker Aaron Ramsey on the bench in
anticipation of Sunday's cracking North London derby but that did not prevent them from dominating
in the early stages of their Group F match.
Group F: Arsenal – Marseille – Olympiacos – Borussia Dortmund.
That doesn't look like a group of death to me but there is enough in there keep things on edge.
Perhaps part of the reason is also that Arsenal will have to go on a long, consistent run before
most fans regain complete confidence.
A Tale of Two 5-4s: Lille v Marseille / Santos v Flamengo (VIDEO) is a post from: Just
Football
For every action there's a reaction. Perhaps it was the football gods repaying the world for an
inhibited Copa America (to put it lightly), a tonic to ease the strained jaws of an often
yawn-inducing few weeks in Argentina.
There are days like this when as a supporter you wonder what's going to happen to you ahead of a
big game. Excitation, tension, explosion.. (and, for OL supporters after a no-match like against
Toulouse last week, frustration and desperation).
And today is one heck of a big game.
The importance of being Carrick is a post from: Just Football
Michael Carrick is a much-maligned figure at Manchester United
these days. Football fans always have at least one silently nominated yet widely acknowledged fall
guy, and at Old Trafford this season that honour appears to have been bestowed upon the quiet
Geordie number 16.
