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The weekend just gone saw as many crucial contributions from Argentines as ever in the world's
biggest leagues, and a welcome return to form for the usual suspects in the Mexican league after
last week's no-show. With the usual contributions ... Continue reading →
With the World Cup qualifiers approaching, it's time to take a look at how Alejandro Sabella's boys
and those he's not called up did in the weekend just gone for their clubs. Alejandro Faurlín
impressed in defeat in ... Continue reading →
25.10.2011 - Ganarle en casa y por la mínima (1-0) a este devaluado Estudiantes que dirige
Russo y despide a Verón no es nota sobresaliente para el vigente
campeón del fútbol
argentino. Pero acumular la cuarta victoria consecutiva en estos breves torneos de racha sí
llama la atención de los focos.
In the thirty-fifth episode of Hand Of Pod Sam, Dan, Dan and Seba begin with a discussion of just
how much of a massive idiot Carlos Tevez is, and conclude with a reflection on Cristian Fabbiani's
suitability for the second division ... Continue reading →
This week's Argentines Abroad is late, thanks to the midweek round of matches here in Argentina
keeping me busy. Better late than never, though. As well as Lionel Messi's hat-trick in Barcelona's
8-0 demolition of Osasuna, we've got videos of ... Continue reading →
It was another packed weekend in which Argentines around the world had a big say in footballing
matters, so here's another dose of Argentines Abroad. Sergio Agüero hit a hat-trick for Manchester
City, Fernando Belluschi for Porto and Javier Pastore ... Continue reading →
The new season in just weeks away and it starts under a cloud for newly promoted Atalanta as they
have been hit with six point deduction for their part in the betting scandal currently rocking
Italian football. The veteran midfielder and club captain Cristiano Doni has been banned for
three-and-a-half years which will effectively end his playing career given that he is now 38 years
old.
04.08.2011 - A horas del cierre del libro de pases (hoy a las 20.00) y del inicio de la
temporada 2011/2012, el mercado argentino sigue en actividad intensa. Si bien la mayor movida se
representa a través de préstamos sin cargo, las ventas de jugadores al exterior volvieron a dejar
a la Liga Argentina en el top ten de las recaudadoras.
Por Nicolás Cristoff / @nicocristoff
La consagración de Vélez; el padecimiento de River; Palermo y su adiós a la Bombonera. Esto y
más, en el siguiente resumen de la decimoctava jornada del Clausura 2011.
Vélez y la consecución de un titulo merecido
Venció a Huracán y aunque inexplicablemente debió esperar cuatro horas para saber el resultado
de Lanús –finalmente derrotado 1-0 por Argentinos Juniors- Vélez pudo festejar la obtención de
su octavo titulo a nivel doméstico.
By NESTOR F. SEBASTIAN
Out of the four semifinalists in this year's Copa Libertadores, only Paraguay's Cerro
Porteno will be vying for its first title with Brazil's Santos, Argentina's Velez Sarsfield and
Uruguay's Penarol all having lifted the trophy on at least one occasion.
On 18 May 2011 Argentine league leaders Vélez Sársfield travelled to Paragauy to play Libertad in
the quarter-finals of Copa Libertadores 2011. The Argentine side were defending a comfortable 3-0
lead from the first leg but Libertad were determined to make a good game of, taking the lead twice
only to see Maxi Moralez equalise both goals.
Vélez Sarsfield returned to the semi-finals of the Copa Libertadores seventeen years after they
last reached that stage on Wednesday night, with a 4-2 away win over Libertad in Asunción,
Paraguay. The scoreline meant a 7-2 aggregate victory for Vélez, ... Continue reading →
06.05.2011 - Único puntero del Clausura argentino, este Vélez hizo lo que se hubo
convertido en batacazo argentino(?): ganar en la alta casa blanca, a 2850 metros de altura, al
devenido copero y cuco ecuatoriano Liga Universitaria de Quito para lograr, después del
3-0 de
la ida, un global de 5-0.
Saturday 19 February 2011 will be a date to remember for Argentine minnows All Boys who recorded a
famous 1-2 away win against giant neighbours Vélez Sársfield. Sebastián Grazzini scored both of
All Boys goals and there were brilliant performances from several other All Boys players like the
gigantic forward Cristián Fabianni.
Reports & highlights of Group 4 in the 2011 Copa Libertadores. Vélez Sársfield got their Copa
Libertadores 2011 campaign off to a great start with a 3-0 win against Caracas FC. Maxi Moralez
scored from long range to make in 1-0 at half time. New recruit from Godoy Cruz Davíd Ramírez hit
another special long range strike for 2-0 and then Juan Manuel Martínez scored a late penalty for
the third.
