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Group C Preview (Nov. 3)

Joga Bonito Mundo 02 November @ 09:27 PM EST

Kaka returns to San Siro for the first time as the enemy.

Real Madrid vs AC Milan

Clarence Seedorf believes his side are starting to find their rhythm. Before last month's match against Real Madrid, AC Milan had only won one match in five. Since their 3-2 triumph in Madrid they have taken seven of nine possible points bringing them to fourth in Serie A.

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Marseille lack the winning mentality

Soccer Pie 16 September @ 04:20 AM EST

Olympique Marseille have made a big progress during the last few years and they have again become one of the strongest teams in France but the last two Champions League campaigns are the proof Marseille are not yet ready for the big stage. Didier Deschamps' team completely outplayed Milan in their opening Champions League match but still somehow managed to lose the game and this shows the team are yet to prove they've got winning mentality.

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Calcio, squadre: Leonardo si aggrappa alla Champions: "Vogliamo dare il massimo". Contro c'è il "bianconero" Deschamps

CitySport...un Mondo nuovo... 15 September @ 03:53 AM EST
Clima di burrasca in Italia. Le nuvole si addensano su molte città del "bel paese". Ma il "nero" non riguarda solamente le condizioni metereologiche. Infatti, se ci spostiamo in tema calcio, su Milanello e dintorni il sereno è ormai sparito. In Serie A, infatti, il Milan annaspa, e allora si prova a ritrovare linfa in Europa. Click to continue reading...

Ligue 1 Preview - Bordeaux, Marseille and Lyon’s Summer of Love

SoccerLens 07 August @ 04:20 AM EST

What a difference a year makes. Against odds, FC Bordeaux dethroned Ligue 1's 7 time consecutive champions Lyon to lift the Ligue 1 trophy. With 12 wins on the trot at the tail end of the season, FC Bordeaux secured a top dog status with its first league title in a decade. Along with the Coupe De La Ligue crown to secure a league and cup double, les Girodins wagged its tail at fellow title hopefuls Marseille and Lyon - leaving the former chasing tails and the latter stuck with its tail between its legs.

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Marseille sign Morientes and Abriel

Soccer Pie 28 July @ 08:44 AM EST

After narrowly missing out on Ligue 1 title last season, Marseille look determined to make things right. After Lucho, Diawara, M'Bia and Edouard Cisse, OM officials have announced the signings of Fernando Morientes and Fabrice Abriel. Morientes joins the club on free transfer from Valencia, while midfielder Abriel comes from Lorient for €2.

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Ancelotti&Maradona&Gullit-Serie A'nın Düşen Marka Değeri...

Jesus Almeyda 10 June @ 05:53 AM EST
Zico, Sokrates, Matthaus, Bergkamp,Ronaldo,Zidane, Gullit, Rijkaard, Van Basten, Platini, Boniek, Deschamps, Desailly... Sadece saydığımız bu isimlere bakıp bir de Kaka ve İbrahimovic'ten sonra Serie A'da yıldız kalmayacağını düşünürsek son 10 yılda Serie A'nın ne derece imaj kaybına uğradığını anlamış oluruz. Click to continue reading...

Didier Deschamps installed at Marseille

Soccerblog 05 May @ 09:18 AM EST

A familiar face returns to Marseille.

Deschamps was part of the Bernard Tapie revolution of the late 80s and early 90s that saw L'OM dominate Ligue football culminating in their CL triumph over AC Milan in 1993. The squads became a virtual who's who of the international game.

He takes over Eric Gerets who resigned a week ago.

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Austria beat France 3-1???

Pro Soccer Weekly 06 September @ 05:21 PM EST
Wow, a huge upset in the first round of European World Cup qualifiers as Austria beat France 3-1. When you look at those lineups, there is no way that France should not at least have come out of Vienna without a draw, and even that would have to be considered an upset. I am sure that the pressure is now squarely on Raymond Domenech, but it really should be on the French FA for keeping Domenech after the debacle that was the French performance at Euro 2008. Click to continue reading...