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Saturday, 13th November 2009
Kick Off : 21:00 GMT
Venue : Madrid, Spain

Argentina make the long trip to Madrid to face Spain in this International friendly match, with Argetine legend Diego Maradona returning to the country where he played for Barcelona in part of his incredible career.

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According to a report in the Madrid newspaper El Pais, Maradona has a business relationship with Gabriel Heinze's brother who owns a marketing business that promotes sporting events and represents sports figures.

Maradona is a client of Heinze's brother. The company has a business deal with Maradona in which they handle promoting the "Maradona brand".

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If Week 14 of the 2009/10 Ligue 1 season took a little while to warm up in terms of 'goals scored', it was well and truly ablaze by the time it ended.
And end it did with the most dramatic game seen in the French top flight for many a long year. Lyon and Marseille faced each other having gained important UEFA Champions League results last week (a 1-1 draw for Lyon over Liverpool and a 6-0 thrashing by Marseille over FC Zurich) while looking to keep pace with Bordeaux at the top of the Ligue 1 table. Click to continue reading...

Argentines Abroad is delayed slightly this week by the Monday night fixture bumping the normal domestic coverage a day on, and the fact I've been writing an article for another site (more of which later in the week). That's useful in some ways because the Copa del Rey in Spain has ensured there's action to [. Click to continue reading...

Here's a behind the scenes look at the making of ADIDAS' advertising campaign for the new Argentina shirt.

It features Lio Messi, Angel Di Maria, Emiliano Insua, Gonzalo Higuain, Lucho Gonzalez and unfortunately, Gabriel Heinze.

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Goals: Lyon (Pjanic 3, Govou 14, Lisandro 80, Lisandro pen 83, Bastos 90); Marseille (Diawara 11, Cheyrou 43, Kone 47, Brandao 79, Toulalan og 92)
Sanctions: Lyon (Makoun 20, Cris 54, Lisandro 86); Marseille (Niang 74, Diawara 87)

No words can adequately describe what will for sure end up being the match of the year.

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On the 14th November Diego Maradona's Argentina will face Spain in Atlético de Madrid's Estadio Vicente Calderón in a friendly as the first part of their preparation for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. On Friday, Maradona named his squad for the match, which will consist solely of players playing for clubs outside Argentina, [. Click to continue reading...

Jogaram em Montevideo, no estádio Centenário, para um público de 50.000 pessoas, as seleções do Uruguai (25º no ranking da FIFA) e Argentina (6º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Copa do Mundo: 2 jogos, 1 vitória para cada lado, 04 gols do Uruguai e 03 gols da Argentina. Click to continue reading...

A Gabriel Heinze goal gave Olympique Marseille a deserved win in Switzerland.

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1) Maradona jugador, Maradona DT.
2) Messi Barcelona, Messi Argentina.
3) Sergio Romero, Roberto Abbondanzieri.
4) Oscar Garré, Gabriel Heinze.
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For Europe, South America and the CONCACAF region, yesterday saw the last chance for teams to grab an automatic qualifying place for the 2010 World Cup. It was also the last chance for some teams to claim a 'Get Out Of Jail Free' card - or a play-off place, as it's known in football circles.
Here's our round-up of all the important news from each of those regions. Click to continue reading...

It's been a qualifying campaign no-one who followed it from start to finish will ever quite manage to forget, but eventually, somehow, in spite of their manager, their opponents and let's face it their own often atrocious performances, Argentina have qualified for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Click to continue reading...

The moment of truth arrives tonight. At 8pm local time (7pm in Argentina; 11pm British Summer Time) Argentina will take to the pitch in the Estadio Centenario, the site of the first ever World Cup final back in 1930. They need a result against their oldest rivals to secure qualification for South Africa 2010. Click to continue reading...

Maradona no le encuentra la vuelta a la conducción de la Selección, prueba (¿prueba?), arma y desarma, convoca y desafecta bajo un concepto difícil de establecer.

Venezuela (4-0): Juan Pablo Carrizo; Javier Zanetti, Marcos Angeleri, Gabriel Heinze; Maxi Rodríguez (m.

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Maradona had the lineup below in today's practice session.

Barring any last minute changes the starting lineup against Uruguay will be:

GK Sergio Romero
D Nicolás Otamendi
D Rolando Schiavi
D Martín Demichelis
D Gabriel Heinze
M Jonás Gutiérrez
M Javier Mascherano
M Juan Sebastián Verón
M Angel Di María
F Gonzalo Higuaín
F Lionel Messi

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Not I. Oh, heavens no. The heavens opened over the Estadio Monumental on Saturday night and, in a frantic finish, a substitute chosen by D10s himself scored the winning goal to keep Argentina just on track for qualification to South Africa 2010. Martín Palermo has waited ten years for the chance to atone [. Click to continue reading...

Argentina's starting XI for the crucial World Cup qualifier against Peru kicks off at 7pm on Saturday (11pm UK time), and the starting eleven is exactly the same as the one manager Diego Maradona has used in training for most of the week. Newcastle winger Jonás Gutiérrez is at right back due to the injury [. Click to continue reading...

Here we go, two hours left before kickoff.

Argentina is playing its next to last WC qualifier today.

Argentina will have yet another different lineup today.

There are different mathematical possibilities and different qualifying scenarios. But I do not have the mental energy to take all of this on.

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The final practice session was held today.

Maradona lined up the following team:

GK Sergio Romero

D Jonás Gutiérrez
D Rolando Schiavi
D Gabriel Heinze
D Emiliano Insúa

M Enzo Pérez
M Javier Mascherano
M Angel Di María
M Pablo Aimar

F Lionel Messi
F Gonzalo Higuaín

Barring any last minute surprises this will probably be the starting lineup against Peru.

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Argentina's practice session on Wednesday produced a possibly glimpse into the mind of Diego Maradona. Although a frightening place in which Jonás Gutiérrez is worthy of a place in the team at right back, there were also one or two more lucid thoughts flitting about. In a kickabout against Sergio Batista's Under 17 side, this [. Click to continue reading...

As the selección converge on Ezeiza from all corners of the world (well, western Europe) for the final, must-not-balls-up-this-time double-header of World Cup qualifiers against Peru (Saturday in El Monumental) and Uruguay (a week on Wednesday in Montevideo's Estadio Centenario), it's heartening that some of them have had more auspicious weekends than Carlos Tevez, who [. Click to continue reading...

• Disculpe amigas but Guti and Casillas will not be sharing a candlelight dinner anytime soon. According to AS (not the most reliable source in the world), Casillas yelled at Guti for failing to man-mark Sevilla's players especially Renato on Sunday.

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Maradona gave the call up list of Argentina based players today and they are:

G Diego Pozo (Colón)

D Nicolás Otamendi (Vélez Sarsfield)
D Rolando Schiavi (Newell's Old Boys)
D Luciano Monzón (Boca Juniors)

M Juan Sebastián Verón (Estudiantes de La Plata)
M Enzo Pérez (Estudiantes de La Plata)
M Mario Bolatti (Huracán)
M Federico Insúa (Boca Juniors)

F Martín Palermo (Boca Juniors)

This is the complete call up for the last two WC qualifiers:

GK Sergio Romero (AZ Alkmaar)
GK Mariano Andújar (Catania)
GK Diego Pozo (Colón)

D Martín Demichelis (Bayern Munich)
D Nicolás Pareja (Deportivo Espanyol)
D Nicolás Otamendi (Vélez Sarasfield)
D Pablo Zabaleta (Manchester City)
D Emiliano Insúa (Liverpool)
D Rolando Schiavi (Newell's Old Boys)
D Luciano Monzón (Boca Juniors)
D Gabriel Heinze (Olympique Marseille)

M Jonás Gutiérrez (Newcastle United)
M Javier Mascherano (Liverpool)
M Juan Sebastián Verón (Estudiantes de La Plata)
M Enzo Pérez (Estudiantes de La Plata)
M Angel Di María (Benfica)
M Pablo Aimar (Benfica)
M Mario Bolatti (Huracán)
M Luis González (Olympique Marseille)
M Federico Insúa (Boca Juniors)

F Lionel Messi (Barcelona)
F Ezequiel Lavezzi (Nápoli)
F Carlos Tevez (Manchester City)
F Diego Milito (Inter Milan)
F Martín Palermo (Boca Juniors)
F Sergio Agüero (Atlético de Madrid)
F Gonzalo Higuaín (Real Madrid)

A few thoughts about the last WC qualifying call up list:

The GK's.

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Gabriel Heinze, Roberta Carlos, Patrice Evra, Danny McGrain, Ashley Cole, Daniel Mullen and Matthew Jurman.
The first five are tecnically adept full-backs playing with some style in their teams, the last are centre-backs placed into the Australian national team to play full-back in a World Cup. Click to continue reading...

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Tuesday and Wednesday brought about Match Day 2 in the UEFA Champions League, and the four representatives from Spain had interesting ties that helped shape their respective groups. On Tuesday, Sevilla FC visited Rangers FC at the Ibrox Stadium, where the European night atmosphere is second to none, buoying their beloved Gers, and FC Barcelona hosted FK Dynamo Kyiv at the Camp Nou, where both teams headed into this clash with undefeated records in both league and in Europe.

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• Fabulouso and his teammates Konko, Adriano and Kanouté all netted in goals that enabled Sevilla to down Rangers 4-1 last night. Yes, Gattuso would be cheesed off, but they did it in Glasgow... so there are no excuses.
• The Messiah and Pedro Rodriguez both scored for Barca in their 2-0 win over Dynamo Kiev.

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Real Madrid spent plenty of money in the summer to rejuvenate their faltering team. After falling way short of eventual Spanish and European Champions Barcelona last season Los Merengues forked out huge transfer fees on the likes of Ballon d'Or winners Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka, while Karim Benzema and Xabi Alonso also completed big moves to the Spanish capital.

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MARADONA. OLE EDICION 15 OCTUBRE 2009
Originally uploaded by 2018 WORLD CUP Hay aficionados que siguen amando por sobre todas las cosas a Diego Maradona que le perdonan todo, y que sueñan con una portada contraria a la que ilustra este post.
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Diego Maradona has announced a list of just eighteen Europe-based players for Argentina's final two World Cup qualifying matches at home to Peru and away to Uruguay. There are numerous big-name casualties of Diego's refusal to consider that any part of the defeats to Brazil and Paraguay might have been his fault. Click to continue reading...

Diego Maradona confirmó la lista para los partidos ante Perú y Paraguay, los cuales definirán el futuro de la Selección Argentina. Clasificar directamente, ir a repechaje o quedarse afuera son las opciones.

Sorprenden las convocatorias de Pablo Aimar y de Emiliano Insúa, el juvenil ex Boca que actualmente se desempeña en el Liverpool.

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Maradona presented this afternoon the call up list of European based players for the final two WC qualifiers.

The list:

GK Sergio Romero (AZ Alkmaar)
GK Mariano Andújar (Catania)

D Emiliano Insúa (Liverpool)
D Fabricio Coloccini (Newcastle United)
D Gabriel Heinze (Olympique Marseille)
D Pablo Zabaleta (Manchester City)
D Nicolás Pareja (Deportivo Español)

M Javier Mascherano (Liverpool)
M Luis González (Olympique Marseille)
M Jonás Gutiérrez (Newcastle United)
M Angel Di María (Benfica)
M Pablo Aimar (Benfica)

F Lionel Messi (Barcelona)
F Sergio Agüero (Atlético de Madrid)
F Carlos Tevez (Manchester City)
F Gonzalo Higuaín (Real Madrid)
F Diego Milito (Inter Milan)
F Ezequiel Lavezzi (Nápoli)

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Arqueros: Sergio Romero (AZ Alkmaar), Mariano Andújar (Catania).
Defensores: Fabricio Coloccini (Newcastle), Nico Pareja (Espanyol), Pablo Zabaleta (Manchester City), Emiliano Insúa (Liverpool) y Gabriel Heinze (Olympique de Marsella).
Volantes: Jonás Gutiérrez (Newcastle), Javier Mascherano (Liverpool), Angel Di María (Benfica), Pablo Aimar (Benfica) y Lucho González (Olympique de Marsella). Click to continue reading...

According to Ole, Gonzalo Higuain will finally receive a call up from Maradona and it will be for the last WQ qualifiers.

Diego citará al Pipita para las finales con Perú y Uruguay. El punta del Madrid aún no recibió el llamado que el viernes será oficial.

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Just 3 days ago I was singing a beautiful song about how great the satellite company DirectTV was, carrying all 16 Champions League games this week LIVE. Well I set my DVR and headed off to work yesterday excited to get back home and watch Inter Milan face Barcelona. Click to continue reading...

Fox Soccer's coverage of the Champions League games is something to behold. No longer are we tied to ESPN's choice of which game we are allowed to watch. 10 of this week's 16 matches are available either live or on a delay. That is unbelievable, and a massive step forward.

It poured rain throughout the game in Marseille on Tuesday, and Milan's white Champions League kits do not have a sponsor.

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