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Schalke 3-0 Koln ( Raul Gonzalez hat trick) Schalke beat FC Koln 3-0 at the Veltins Arena on
December 18, 2010 thanks to a hat trick from Spanish striker Raul Gonzalez. Raul scored in the
30th, 50th and 87th minutes of the game to give Schalke a 3-0 win over Koln. Schalke vs Koln 1-0
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Legendary Spain striker Raul scored his second hat-trick of the season as
Schalke hit Cologne for three, the Hat-Trick brings Raul's goal tally for the season thus far to
11. How many more will he add to his tally this season?
STUTTGART, Germany — Struggling Bundesliga club Stuttgart on Sunday sacked Jens Keller and named
Bruno Labbadia as their third coach of the season. Keller, 40, had taken over from Swiss Christian
Gross in October, but Stuttgart only managed to reap nine points from nine championship games under
his leadership and 2-1 loss to Hanover on [.
Someone figured out that Chris Seitz had trade value, but unfortunately it wasn't Philadelphia
Union.
Good for him, at least. Not so good for the Union.
The Seattle Sounders took Seitz with the 9th pick in the MLS Re-Entry Draft and then traded him
to FC Dallas for a fourth round pick in the amateur draft.
Roy Hodgson feels the Liverpool side he inherited from Rafael Benítez is starting to feel like his
own with every passing game, but admits it would take an influx of players akin to that overseen by
Harry Redknapp at Tottenham before he can make his own mark on the club.
After a turbulent opening six months at Anfield — a period in which the 63 year-old acknowledges
he struggled to transmit his beliefs to his new squad, suggesting he "could not identify with a lot
of things that happened on the pitch" — Hodgson appears to have settled on both system and
personnel.
When the going got tough, Cologne's Mondragon just leftOk, so it's that time of year when we look
back on things past ...
This Bundesliga Worst 11 list of the year was just too good (or bad) to pass up. Enjoy (and
condolences to the Philadelphia Union)!
This week the Philadelphia Union attached way to much hoopla to the signing of a 15 year old who
was already in their youth development system. Congratulations to Zach Pfeffer, who is the fourth
youngest signing in MLS history. There is a small amount of newsworthiness in that Zach is the
Union's first homegrown player, but, like any player this young, it remains to be seen if he
amounts to anything.
David Yelldell will likely the the only American to participate in the DFB Cup quarterfinals as
Duisburg beat Cologne while both Borussia Monchengladbach and Eintracht Frankfurt suffered defeats.
