Jogaram no dia 03/03/2010, na cidade de Damasco, no estádio Al-Abbasiyyin Stadium, para 16000
pessoas e temperatura de 9ºC, as seleções da Síria (101º no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção do
Líbano (149º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Copa da ÁsiaSaida 28/01/2009 LIB0:2 (0:1)SYR Second round1976Abu Dhabi 16/01/1979 SYR1:0LIB 1972Bangkok
19/12/1971 LIB3:2 (2:2)SYR
AmistososNew Delhi 27/08/2009 SYR1:0 (1:0)LIB First stage2007Amman 16/06/2007 LIB0:1 (0:1)SYR First
stage2004Tehran 19/06/2004 SYR3:1 (3:0)LIB First stage2004Jounieh 23/03/2004 LIB0:1 (0:0)SYR
2003Beirut 22/08/2003 LIB1:0SYR 2002Kuwait City 21/12/2002 SYR4:1 (1:0)LIB 2001Tripoli (Lib)
07/03/2001 LIB2:2 (2:1)SYR 1998Abu Dhabi 17/10/1998 LIB3:3 (1:2)SYR 1998Beirut 26/07/1998 LIB0:1
(0:0)SYR Preliminary round1997Beirut 24/07/1997 SYR3:2 (1:1)LIB Semi-finals1966Baghdad 08/04/1966
SYR1:0LIB Second stage1963Beirut 04/04/1963 LIB2:3SYR 1953Alexandria 01/08/1953 SYR0:0LIB First
stage
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: KIM DONG JIN (KOREA, REPUBLIC)
O primeiro asssistente, foi: CHOI MINBYOUNG (KOREA, REPUBLIC)
O segundo assistente, foi: REZA SOKHANDAN (I.
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A final da AFC Challenge Cup 2010, foi realizada na cidade de Colombo, com uma temperatura de
32ºC, e público de 3000 pessoas, jogaram as seleções da Coréia do Norte (85º no ranking da
FIFA) e a seleção do Turcomenistão (134º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Copa do Mundo2010Pyongyang 07/06/2008 PRK1:0 (0:0)TKM Third stage2010Ashgabat 02/06/2008 TKM0:0PRK Third
stage
AmistososColombo 17/02/2010 PRK1:1 (0:1)TKM Final round1998Bangkok 09/12/1998 PRK1:1 (0:0)TKM Second
round
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: FAGHANI ALIREZA (I.
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O quarto jogo do Grupo B da AFC Challenge Cup, foi realizado no dia 19-02-2010, na cidade de
Colombo, com público de 450 pessoas, temperatura de 29º C, e reuniu as seleções da India (130º
no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção do Turcomenistão (134º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Hyderabad 03/08/2008 IND2:1 (0:0)TKM Final round1998Bangkok 07/12/1998 TKM3:2 (1:0)IND Second
round
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: MATSUO HAJIME (JAPAN)
O primeiro assistente, foi: KARIMI MORTEZA (I.
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A segunda rodada do Grupo A da AFC Challenge Cup, foi realizada no dia 18/02/2010, para um público
de 1.000 pessoas, com uma temperatura de 32ºC, e reuniu as seleções do Sri Lanka (151º no
ranking da FIFA) e a seleção do Tadjiquistão (148º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
2006Dhaka 16/04/2006 SRI0:4 (0:2)TJK Second stage
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: TAN HAI (CHINA P.
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North Korea sensationally overcame the traditional Asian superpowers of Iran and Saudi Arabia to
qualify along with neighbours South Korea as well as Japan and Australia from the Asian qualifying
rounds. Even within Asian football, the North Koreans have a reputation, a reputation that was
cemented when they stunned the .
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The Offside 20 January @ 05:58 PM EDT
Goalkeeper in Iran goes for the subtle yet effective behind the back double agent move. A look back
on miraculous Castel di Sangro. (Football Italiano) Tiziano Crudeli has another series of
"moments". (Who Ate All The Pies) The end of the English cycle? (SoccerLens) Diego gives us the
Maradona face.
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(This entry is the second part of Hariss's interview obtained via the transcript provided by
Integrated Marketing Solutions Group [IMSG] - the PR agency for Nike Singapore)
(P.S: The copyright of the images depicted in this blog entry belong to Nike.)
Nike (RED) Campaign
We understand you're also an ambassador for the Nike (RED) campaign.
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Thanks to Negar Mottehedeh, and via a post from Enduring America, here are two videos from a
January 6th game between Iran and Singapore, during which Iranian fans chanted anti-government
slogans "Ya Hossein, Mir Hossein," in support of opposition leader Mousavi in the 1st video, and
"Marg Bar Dictator," ("Down with the Dictator,") in the second.
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A final do Torneio Amistoso do Qatar, foi realizado em Doha, no Complexo Internacional de Doha, e
reuniu as seleções do Irã (64º no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção da Coréia do Norte (86º no
ranking da FIFA) e primeiro adversário da seleção brasileira na Copa do Mundo de 2010.
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções asiáticas, jogaram:
Eliminatórias Copa do Mundo2010
Pyongyang
06/06/2009
PRK
0:0
IRN
Fourth stage
2010
Tehran
15/10/2008
IRN
2:1 (1:0)
PRK
Fourth stage
2006
Tehran
03/06/2005
IRN
1:0 (1:0)
PRK
Third stage
2006
Pyongyang
30/03/2005
PRK
0:2 (0:1)
IRN
Third stage
1994
Doha
25/10/1993
IRN
2:1 (0:1)
PRK
Final round
1974
Tehran
11/05/1973
IRN
2:1 (1:0)
PRK
First stage
1974
Tehran
04/05/1973
IRN
0:0
PRK
First stage
Copa da Ásia1992
Hiroshima
30/10/1992
PRK
0:2 (0:1)
IRN
Group matches
1980
Kuwait City
29/09/1980
IRN
3:0
PRK
Second stage
1980
Kuwait City
24/09/1980
IRN
3:2
PRK
First stage
Eliminatórias Copa da Ásia2004
Tehran
12/11/2003
IRN
3:0 (3:0)
PRK
2004
Pyongyang
27/10/2003
PRK
1:3 (0:0)
IRN
1988
Kathmandu
02/06/1988
PRK
0:0
IRN
Preliminary round
Amistoso1990
Beijing
06/10/1990
IRN
0:0 a.
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Indonesia v Oman 1-2 (Boaz Solossa;)
UAE v Malaysia 1-0
Lebanon v Vietnam 1-1
Thailand v Jordan 0-0
Singapore v Iran 1-2 (Noh Alam Shah)
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PREVIEW
I came to realize the recent comment by the MM does actually makes sense.
Don't draw your guns at me because I'm not referring to those content of those comments, but I
drawn this conclusion after a brief chat with a co-worker of my over the discussion of the upcoming
Lions' Asian Cup Qualifier fixture against Iran.
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The AFC 2011 Asian Cup has several qualifying matches on Wednesday, January 6, 2010 including
Singapore v Iran. The match will be covered live at the links below.
Free Live Sports TV Kuwait v Australia AFC 2011 Asian Cup Qualifying Wednesday, January
6, 2010 14:30 GMT
Live Football Streams Kuwait v Australia AFC 2011 Asian Cup Qualifying Wednesday,
January 6, 2010 14:30 GMT
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The AFC 2011 Asian Cup has several qualifying matches on Wednesday, January 6, 2010 including
Singapore v Iran. The match will be covered live at the links below.
Free Live Sports TV Singapore v Iran AFC 2011 Asian Cup Qualifying Wednesday, January 6,
2010 11:30 GMT
Live Football Streams - Singapore v Iran AFC 2011 Asian Cup Qualifying Wednesday,
January 6, 2010 11:30 GMT
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The Offside 04 January @ 12:20 PM EDT
Bit of a kerfuffle in Iran this weekend. Apparently the Football Federation of the Islamic Republic
of Iran (F.F.I.R.I.) has a foreign relations office that sends out a friendly "Happy New Year!"
email to its counterparts around the world. No harm in that. Except that usually the Israel
Football Association is not included on the [.
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There are a few international friendly matches on Wednesday, December 30, 2009 including Iran v
Mali. The match will be covered on our other site Free Live Sports TV, at the link below.
Free Live Sports TV Iran v Mali International Friendly Match Wednesday,
December 30, 2009 13:00 GMT
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Soccerblog 29 December @ 03:34 AM EDT
The
members of the Iranian team who wore green in support of the green revolution.
Some of them were booted off the team as a result.
Follow the revolution here >>
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The Offside 20 December @ 08:39 PM EDT
If you haven't yet done our year-end quiz, stop by this post and make your guesses. (And you now
have my permission to use google.) I know I've made a quiz a bit too easy when I don't have to look
up my own answers. This one was a little too easy. Even [...]
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Soccerblog 05 December @ 10:25 AM EDT
Mexico face hosts South Africa in the opening match on June 11.
They have never lost on that day in four other appearances.
1958 World Cup in Sweden, they drew Wales with a goal by Jaime Belmonte.
1970 World Cup in Mexico, El Tri beat Belgium 1-0 on a Gustavo 'Falcon' Peña penalty.
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Zona Rayada 27 November @ 11:14 AM EDT
Torneo de Invierno del año 2000, Jornada 5, marcador America 1-2 Monterrey, el
héroe del partido, Antonio De Nigris Guajardo, "El Tano", quien le dio la vuelta
al marcador, por que Rayados estaba perdiendo desde el minuto 15 por marcador de
1-0 favor America, "El Tano" con el estilo y con el corazón
Rayado que lo conocimos, le dio la vuelta al marcador, y solo le bastaron dos
minutos para poner al equipo arriba, y darle al equipo del Monterrey la victoria,
fueron dos goles del "Tano" De Nigris, lo que cambiaron la historia de este
partido.
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See The Cup 24 November @ 03:08 AM EDT
As much as I think Egypt has a good side, I was happy to see that Algeria took the last African
spot in the World Cup. Why? Because the world cup needed a big Muslin nation.
I believe the World Cup should have every cultural and regional nuance possible. I love to see
countries representing every region in Europe.
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So we approach the end of another Asian Cup qualifying round and how much closer are South ast
Asian nations to qualifying? In 2007 thanks to some political compromise there were four countries
in Asia's flagship national team competition; Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. For 2011
in Qatar they may be just one.
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There are a number of international friendlies on Wednesday, November 18, 2009. Many of the top
countries who have qualified for next summer's World Cup Final include Spain, Italy, Netherlands,
Germany, and the United States. Our other site, Free Live Sports TV, will be providing live
coverage of the matches at the links below.
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It is being reported locally that Indonesia's friendly against Iran has been cancelled and that
they will play Singapore instead on 2 November in Singapore.
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FIFA doesn't easily forgive or forget when it comes to World Cup seedings.
If the U.S. goes to South Africa next year, hanging over its head will be losses to Germany, Iran
and Yugoslavia (1998) and to the Czech Republic and Ghana (2006). And, even should the U.S. remain
high in the FIFA rankings and win the CONCACAF qualifying group, it has almost no chance of being
selected as a seeded team.
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Things have gone pretty quiet on the Persisam front but now comes news they are negotiating with
Thai Port for international striker Pipat Thonkanya.
According to this article Persisam and Thai Port have agreed a price for the 30 year old and are
now negotiating a release date.
I'm always wary whenever Persisam say they are interested in Thais.
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Where is the Prince?
Last season the Nigerian came in from Iran where he had played for Sepahan and joined a Persitara
team that alternated between dream and nightmare. Prince, an old shool English centre forward
impressed, putting himself about, getting where the knocks were, working hard and scoring goals,
some very spectacular.
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If you were hoping to see a USA-Iran friendly later this year, you won't be getting your
wish.
As might be expected, the current political instability in Iran has made scheduling a USA-Iran
friendly a difficult proposition, but Iran's top soccer official has gone public stating that the
teams will play each other after the 2010 World Cup.
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Futblog 07 September @ 03:44 AM EDT
Los argentinos con todo y Maradona y Leo Messi pueden quedar fuera del mundial 2010 o por lo menos
iran a repechaje. Este sabado Brasil los humillo en casa y los orgullosos argentinos no podran
echarle la culpa a las porterias brasileras como las del vídeo.
Si te gusto esta nota, deja un comentario o subscribete a nuestro feed y mantente al tanto sobre
todo el FutBlogGana en Futblog y Facebook la camiseta oficial de la seleccion nacional tricolor autografiada
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ESPN probably thinks he's evil for getting suspended for tonight's nationally-televised game.
The bug eyes are creepy though.
Now the links:
- A lame Man. City fan. [Off the Post]
- Tevez still on the bench. Snicker. [Pies]
- How to sell out on a tackle.
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The Offside 15 August @ 02:00 PM EDT
[101 Great Goals] On Wednesday, Maradona was so disgusted by Jesus Datolo's goal in this wholly
useless friendly that he frolicked around on the ground in a tight embrace with his young stead.
Nothing curious there. And just yesterday, we saw the same thing between two teammates of Esteghlal
Ahwaz of the Iranian Premier League but they, [.
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Soccerblog 31 July @ 09:53 AM EDT
Getting bent out of shape. But Daniel Levy has never been a class act himself.
A note on Twitter. It was praised for its real time look into the Iran uprising against Mahmoud
Ahmedinejad's tainted election. This is a great example of Twitter being used for all the wrong
reasons.
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(Recently that is....) Just how sneaky and devious can the Makems really be? For instance, could
they have infiltrated Iranian media to spread malicious rumours and create a second take-over hoax?
I imagine the search keys 'Sirous Mahjoob' and 'Toon takeover' and the F5 key have been seriously
hammered today.
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The Offside 08 July @ 09:30 PM EDT
Something to read after you peruse Emmanuel Adebayor's Michael-Owen-style brochure... Full thing
available in PDF format at Arseblog. Marketing Gooch, Milan style (Studs Up) Homeless World Cup
filmmaker competition (The Bit Bucket) Six things Newcastle United need to do (Newcastle Offside)
Iraq playing at home for first time since 2002 (AP) Getting ready for Robocup 2009 (Oddity Central)
Mehdi Mahdavikia's goodbye (Revolutionary [.
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According to Grant Wahl's Twitter, ESPN does not own the rights to the big Mexico-US game from the
Azteca on Aug. 12. The price is "extortionate".
Some people are taking this an yet another opportunity to talk about how much ESPN hates soccer, or
ESPN sucks, or whatever else they want to blame ESPN for in the world (MJ?
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DMB has admittedly had the year from hell (fell out of favor at Rangers and floundering at the
national-team level).
He's chalking it up as an off year and vows to come back strong.
That would be lovely.
Now the links:
- C-Ron calls his former league too physical.
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Went to see Singapore take on Thailand in this Under 14 competition and the Thais wiped the floor
with the hosts. Singapore went into the game on a bit of a high after losing 2-1 to Iran with
Hanafi scoring the goal. Cue the headlines the next day calling him the new Indra.
Having seen Indra later on that evening I think I could be the new Indra!
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The Offside 26 June @ 08:00 PM EDT
Seven stories you might have missed this week... Don't like your team's new strip? Change it. Tell
us who your team should sign this summer The most disappointing player of all time? So Spain have
anything to worry about? Can an African team win the World Cup in 2010? The Vuvuzela: get used to
it Four very suspicious "retirements" in Iran
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Soccerblog 26 June @ 02:24 AM EDT
Nico Pitney's Huffpost liveblog contains the following petition:
To the U.S. soccer team players:
Please consider wearing green wristbands in your upcoming match in
the Confederations Cup finale. It would be a sign of solidarity and compassion for your fellow
soccer brethren who were banned from the game they love and face unthinkable repercussions for
simply adorning a green wristband symbolizing peace and freedom.
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Soccerlens looks at our Brazilian future.
Dear Mr Spooky blog makes me laugh.
101 Great Goals shows footage of the Confederations Cup semi in which USA beat Spain aka
Liverpool.
The Guardian writes about how Iran's politics is having an effect on their football.
"RoM Reads" was originally published at The Republik of
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Momentous times for Iran, last week they were eliminated from participating in the soccer World
Cup Finals in South Africa in 2010. During their fateful last game, several of the nation's players
wore rebel green armbands in solidarity with their compatriots fighting in the streets. Soccer in
Iran is more popular than politics and revolution.
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