Friday, March 12, 2021
Friendly 2011 Usa Spain
4 June 2011Gillette Stadium,
Foxborough, Mass
Santi Cazorla scored a brace in the first half, while Alvaro Negredo added a goal of his own. Spain let off the gas in the second half of the game, though substitute Fernando Torres scored a goal of his own. David Silva was absolutely brilliant in the first half, as he was the primary catalyst for both of Cazorla's goals.The United States team that faces Canada in the Gold Cup on Tuesday will be a much different team than the one who played Spain tonight, but there will be a few players who start in both games. Those players will have to play considerably better on Tuesday than they played tonight for the USMNT to open Gold Cup with a victory.
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Copa Nissan Sudamericana 2004 Boca Juniors Internacional Porto Alegre
Semi Final Second Leg
Buenos Aires, Bombonera
The 2004 Copa Nissan Sudamericana was the 3rd edition of Conmebol's secondary international football tournament. It was won by Argentine club Boca Juniors, who defeated Bolívar of Bolivia to win their first title.For the Semi Finals, on the first leg in Porto Alegre, Internacional and Boca did 0-0. Here's the second leg with a great second Half.
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FA Cup 1969 1970 Chelsea Watford demie finale
White Hart Lane London
Attendance: 55,209
Referee: Gordon W Hill
This was a great FA cup year. There was lower division interest until the latter stages, moments of sensational individual brilliance, and a classic, albeit brutal, final. Right from the first round, the shocks arrived. Even before the flawed genius of an ageing and alcoholic Jirnmy Greaves arrived, Brentwood showed dial they carried a threat. Their win over Reading was a major surprise, as Reading had half an eye on promotion to Division Two. The West Midlands Regional League doesn't sound terribly glamorous. The reality reflected that feeling; it was an outpost of non-league football, and one of its teams, Tamworth, had done well to even reach the first round. Their opponents, Torquay United, were in the Third Division but possessed no Cup pedigree, having only once ventured beyond the third round, and that had been in 1955. Despite taking the lead. Torquay remained true to form, losing 2-1 to goals from Tamworth's prolific forwards Graham Jessop, a clay-worker, and Ray Holmes, a car plant man. Gillingham showed how to take care of lesser teams in the next round, beating Tamworth 6-0 at a canter. Tamworth have never since made the draw for the Second Round. Pride of place in the third round went to Sheffield United, who hosted eventual Champions Everton. The Toffees boasted the midfield 'holy trinity' of Kendall, Harvey and Ball, who were sent cursing back to Goodison after a 2-1 defeat. The Blades' 'reward' was a tough trip to Derby, where the Rains gave Everton a lesson in professionalism. John O'Hare grabbed a couple in a 3-0 win.
