Futbolita 20 November @ 02:16 AM EST
You know that baby wanted a photo with Martin Palermo... but his family stopped
Veron's sleek black ride instead as it drove up to Estudiantes' training ground
last week. The baby's got the "Papa, you lied. We were supposed to go to Boca's training
ground, dammmit!
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Futbolita 09 November @ 01:46 AM EST
So it was Mask Wearing Extraordinaire, Martin Palermo's birthday yesterday
(a November baby, like us. Now get running with that
hint!) so Boca Juniors helped him to celebrate 36 years of his existence in
this world.
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At the end of Week 11
1. Santiago Silva (Banfield) – 10
2. Federico Nieto (Colon) 7
3. Dario Gandin (Independiente) 6
4. Mauro Boselli (Estudiantes) – 6
5. Gabriel Hauche (Argentinos Juniors) – 5
6.
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Futbolita 26 October @ 02:45 AM EST
So in the end, Alfio Basile's army weren't able to obtain a crucial away
victory against Los Millionares (how dare you mistake them for Chamillionaire!)
but at least they came away with a 1-1 draw. As expected, El Monumental had all the ingredients for
an emotional game and things got heated when Ariel Ortega hit his arm on Boca's
defender, Julio Caceres' neck.
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The most important game in Argentine football took place today.
This season's River-Boca ended in a 1-1 tie.
Marcelo Gallardo and Martin Palermo with the goals.
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The Offside 25 October @ 10:38 PM EST
This has been a fantastic weekend to hate somebody and wish him ill almost everywhere around the
world. As Daryl pointed out earlier, this weekend's fixture calendar was overflowing with big
derbies and heated rivalries including three different flavored clasicos, inter-city and
intercontinental matches.
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WorldCupBlog 24 October @ 10:42 AM EST
There was a time when the names Diego Armando Maradona, Carlos Bilardo and the
Argentine National team were synonymous with success. The magical run to the 1986 World Cup made
both men house hold names in the sport, and heroes back home.
Boy, does that seem like a life time ago.
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Futbolita 23 October @ 12:35 AM EST
So apparently, Riquelme says that his teammate, Martin Palermo's
mask-wearing antics has helped him to score more goals at Boca's training sessions. He wants him to
wear it for the game so that they can 'score more goals together'. Kkkkk...
Anyway, he also added that Boca must be careful in the Superclasico against River this weekend
or risk "paying dearly".
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In a press conference yesterday Martin Palermo talked about the Maradona scandal and
Messi's form with the national team.
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Jogaram pelas eliminatórias da América do Sul, em Buenos Aires, no Estádio Monumental de Nunez,
para um público de 38.019 pessoas, as seleções da Argentina (6ª no ranking da FIFA) e Peru
(74º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Copa do Mundo - 21-06-1978 - Argentina 6x0 Peru
Eliminatórias Copa do Mundo - 14 jogos, 8 vitórias Argentina, 4 empates, 2 vitórias Peru,
21 gols Argentina, 11 gols Peru.
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Well Maradona's boys are on their way to South Africa. To the delight of this football crazy
nation, the two time World cup winners (1978 and 1986) managed to pull off a 1 – 0 score. A
solitary goal from Mario Bolatti gave them victory over their worthy opponents at the Estadio
Centenario, Montevideo in Uruguay last night in front of a very disappointed home crowd.
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Following Diego Maradona's eye-catching diving celebration after Martin Palermo's dramatic
last-gasp winner against Peru, Goal.com looks at 10 other crazy moments during the footballing
career of the current Argentina coach.
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Somewhat later than planned (for which we apologise), here's a round-up of last weekend's action
from the World Cup qualifiers outside of Europe.
South America
With Brazil and Paraguay already in situ for a place in the 2010 World Cup Finals, it was Chile who
were the next to take their chance by beating Colombia 4-2 in Medellin.
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Imagine a world cup without the world's best player? It's still a distinct possibility with
Argentina stuttering over the finish line. Defeat tonight and the unthinkable may become a
reality.
If Diego Maradona's Argentina lose to Uruguay and Ecuador beat Chile, who have already
qualified, then Argentina will miss out.
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Hello again, it's a brief one this evening but we'll have another couple of posts before the
weekend with more news from the final round of qualifiers and a Premiership preview.
Our unbeaten run went out of the window at the weekend, but we're not reading too much into it:
if Rio Ferdinand is having a 'blip' we'd rather he had it now than next June and
imagine how disappointing it would have been if we'd been unbeaten until the first game of the
tournament proper.
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Argentina se juega su clasificación al mundial en la última fecha, para su
mala fortuna no está jugando su mejor futbol, además se enfrentan a Uruguay y de visitantes. Se
ve muy complicado que argentina llegue a Sudáfrica 2010
Argentina todavÃa pelea un boleto porque Martin Palermo le salvo el orto a Maradona en
el último minuto (ayuda arbitral incluida) en un partido que como locales ante la peor
selección de Sudamérica no pudieron finiquitar, más triste aun son las declaraciones del
chorrillano palacios, quien dice que Mascherano y otros les pedÃan bajar los
brazos y dejar de buscar el empate que a la postre conseguirÃan sobre el minuto 90.
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SoccerLens 13 October @ 11:31 AM EST
Uruguay v Argentina
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay
Kickoff: 23:00 BST
Uruguay take on Argentina in a gripping finale to a topsy-turvy World Cup qualification
campaign, highlighted by a fortune-changing weekend.
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Du Nord 12 October @ 04:21 PM EST
STARTERSYES! YES! YES! We are going to South Africa! It's now official, the USA have qualified for the
World Cup for the 6th time in a row! Wow! We have come a long way since I was a kid learning about
the game in the mid-70's.
dN
The Associated Press has quotes from MLS commissioner Don Garber talking about the league figuring
out a way to match the international calendar.
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Amidst all the World Cup qualifying craziness of Saturday came one of the most dramatic finishes
seen in quite some time.
No, I'm not talking about the U.S. team's win vs. Honduras, which was dramatic in its own right.
I'm referring to Argentina's late game-winner vs. Peru. With just seconds remaining and with
Argentina facing the very real prospect of being knocked out of the World Cup qualifying race,
forward Martin Palermo knocked home a loose ball for a game-winner that will go down in Argentine
history.
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Amidst all the World Cup qualifying craziness of Saturday came one of the most dramatic finishes
seen in quite some time.
No, I'm not talking about the U.S. team's win vs. Honduras, which was dramatic in its own right.
I'm referring to Argentina's late game-winner vs. Peru. With just seconds remaining and with
Argentina facing the very real prospect of falling into fifth place in South America's World
Cup qualifying race, forward Martin Palermo knocked home a loose ball for a game-winner that will
go down in Argentine history.
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Monday 12th October
19:45 Tranmere Rovers v Stockport County, League One, Sky Sports 1/HD1Rovers are now John Barnes-free after a pretty awful start to the campaign. County are only a few
places above them. Needless to say both teams are skint and don't have much to work with, squad
wise.
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(video gol highlights di Argentina-Perù)
Il tuffo di Maradona a fine gara, sul campo zuppo di pioggia, la dice tutto su quanto era sentito
questo match, sia da lui che, soprattutto, da un'intera tormentatq nazione che non vuole mancare al
Mondiale 2010. L'Argentina ha battuto il Perù 2-1 a Buenos Aires in una partita valida per la
qualificazione all'appuntamento sudafricano.
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Ich hatte ihm zur Pause gesagt, die Sache für uns zu retten. Der heilige Palermo hat uns neues
Leben gegeben.
Diego Armando Maradona, umstrittener Nationaltrainer Argentiniens, feiert seinen eingewechselten
Stürmer Martin Palermo, der in der 93. Minute aus stark abseitsverdächtiger Position den 2:1
Siegtreffer über den Tabellenletzten Peru erzielt hat.
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An injury time winner by veteran Martin Palermo kept Argentina's qualification hopes well and truly
alive. Argentina was cruising to a victory courtesy of a strike from Higuain but was stunned when
Peru equalised in the 89th minute but was saved by a goal from Palermo deep into injury time.
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Futbolita 11 October @ 01:19 AM EST
The Pied Piper of Higuain may have opened the scoring for Los
Albicelestes but it was Martin Palermo's close-range effort that
secured a crucial win 2-1 win over Peru last night. The Dona actually dived into
the wet grass on his stomach in celebration.
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The South American region had four 2010 World Cup Qualifying matches on Saturday, October 10,
2009. Here's a recap and video highlights of all the matches in CONMEBOL (South America) World Cup
Qualifying on Saturday, October 10, 2009.
Argentina beats Peru 2-1 Video Highlights
Argentine moved up to 4th place in the qualification table with goals from Gonzalo Higuain and
Martin Palermo.
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In an exciting day and evening of World Cup qualifiers across the globe, Côte d'Ivoire, Mexico,
Paraguay, Serbia, Denmark, Germany and Italy qualify for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
In Europe, England lost their 100% record in Group 6 after goalkeeper Robert Green was dismissed
early in the first half and Nazarenko's deflected goal was enough for the hosts in a match marred
by flares thrown from the crowd.
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Soccerblog 10 October @ 07:04 PM EST
What a tragic-comedy.
Higuain puts Argentina up 1-0 at the beginning of the second half. Then it starts pouring. And
in the 90th minute, Peruvian substitute Rengifo nods one in to tie the game.
It's all over for Argentina, or is it?
In the 93rd minute, Martin Palermo equalizes for Argentina.
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A late late winner from Martin Palermo gave Diego Maradona a much needed win against Peru.
1-0 Higuain
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By NESTOR F. SEBASTIAN
When all is said and done next week following the conclusion of South America's
two-year marathon of World Cup qualifying, fans everywhere will have witnessed one of the most
exciting conclusions the continent's federation has ever produced since its decision more than a
decade ago to switch to a home-and-away format for all 10 nations.
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By NESTOR F. SEBASTIAN
When all is said and done next week following the conclusion of South America's
two-year marathon of World Cup qualifying, fans everywhere will have witnessed one of the most
exciting conclusions the continent's federation has ever produced since its decision more than a
decade ago to switch to a home-and-away format for all 10 nations.
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First of all, check out this insane header goal from Martin Palermo of Boca Juniors:
Then, read Jack Warner's comments about England's bid to host the FIFA World Cup in 2018. No word
on whether others within FIFA feel the same way or not, but that can't be a bad thing for the USA
bid.
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Argentina boss, Diego Maradona in his desperation has called up Martin Palermo into his Argentine
squad for the crucial World Cup qualifier against Peru and Uruguay. The last time Palermo was
called up was ten years ago, when he was 25. To say this is a waste of national caps may be too
judgemental but I would have thought that there could be better alternatives to Palermo as
replacement for the injured Diego Milito.
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Am Wochenende haben wir es in der Bundesliga erlebt, zwei Tore aus über 40 Metern in ein
verwaistes Tor! Vom Torwart war bei diesen zwei kuriosen Toren nichts zu sehen, der musste aber
auch vorher in allerhöchster Not außerhalb des Strafraums den Ball klären, weil ihn seine Abwehr
schändlich im Stich gelassen hatte.
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