Division One 1965 1966 Tottenham Manchester United

White Hart Lane London
Saturday 16 October 1965

 Along with Manchester United 5 Tottenham Hotspur 1 atOldTrafford, Saturday 18 December 1965, this was probably Match of the Day's best double bill. 

Premier League 2010 2011 Liverpool Chelsea

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Euro 2004 Portugal Gece Finale

4 juillet 2004

Estádio da Luz Lisbonne

 

 

Primera Division 2010 2011 Valencia Real Madrid

23rd april 2011: valencia vs real madrid

  It has been an amazing few days for Madridistas. After a humiliating 5-0 loss at the Camp Nou, Real Madrid have bounced back. After a hard fought draw in the second Clasico at Santiago Bernabeu, Los Galacticos finally ended their trophy drought by beating FC Barcelona 1-0 courtesy of Cristiano Ronaldo (Yes, he does have the ability to score against Barcelona apparently) in a tense and thrilling battle, in which each half was dominated by one another. Jorge Valdano called it a heroic accomplishment, while Perez noted that they showed the world who is on top. Real Madrid celebrated the victory with 150000 fans at the Cibeles; the party continued till dawn, as We are the Champions boomed from the loud speakers amid plenty of fireworks.

 The focus now shifts to the next set of Clasicos, obviously the most important ones of the season; but before that, Real Madrid need to make the trip again to Mestalla to take on Valencia for a very crucial match. Real Madrid’s confidence will be high after winning the Copa Del Rey in eighteen years, and they would love to continue their momentum by beating the third best team in the Liga. Roberto Soldado has confirmed that his team would give  the guard of honor for the newly-crowned Copa del Rey winners at the Mestalla. Valencia has been in fine form, having won their last three matches, including an unbelievable 5-0 thrashing of Villarreal. Unai Emery has been a fine manager, leading his players and coping extremely well with the departure of the two Davids-Villa and Silva. Valencia are six points ahead of Villarreal, and would like to keep the same distance with only six games to go for the season. If Valencia manage to win five more times, it would give them their highest point tally ever in the La Liga – the previous being 77 points accumulated under Rafa Benitez, on their way to La Liga glory in 2002-03.

English Leagues the 60s: Liverpool Arsenal Division One 1964 1965

First Ever Match of The Day

22 August 1964

Anfield Road

 Kenneth Wolstenholme's words were mildly prophetie: 'Welcome to Match ofthe Day, the first of a weekly series on BBC 2. This afternoon we are in Beatleville...' It wasn't only John, Paul, George and Ringo who were putting Merseyside on the map. The Kop at Anfield, witry and refreshing, were signalling the arrivai of a new force in the English game Bill Shankly's Liverpool. The champions opened their programme against Billy Wright's Arsenal, and if the game was memorable for the BBC, it certainly wasn't for Don Howe, the England full-back making his Arsenal debut. Howe was up against Peter Thompson, Liverpool's flying left-winger, who helped set up the opening goals for Roger Hunt with a splendid volley, and Gordon Wallace, deputising for the injured lan St john.But Arsenal retaliated. Geoff Strong, who ironically joined Liverpool soon afterwards, pulled a goal back, and then Joe Baker headed the equaliser. Every new production needs a fitting climax, and the armchair viewers got one when Wallace struck the winner three minutes from time. In the second half, a black cat delayed the taking of a corner by running across the Liverpool goalmouth. The BBC had got lucky with their first Match ofthe Day.

WC Qualif 1973 Pologne Angleterre

Match Aller

6 juin 1973

Stadion Śląski Chorzów

  

L'Angleterre débute son parcours dans le Groupe 5, qui ne compte que trois équipes, par une courte victoire 1-0 face au Pays de Galles. Mais au match retour, les Gallois parviennent à arracher le match nul 1-1. Après avoir mené son équipe au sacre mondial en 1966, Sir Alf Ramsey fait l'objet de critiques de plus en plus vives. On lui reproche pêle-mêle son style de jeu attentiste et ses remplacements peu inspirés. C'est dans ce climat délétère que les Anglais s'inclinent 0-2 en Pologne. Entretemps, le Pays de Galles et la Pologne ont remporté leur match à domicile, mais les Slaves possèdent une meilleure différence de buts. 

 

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Primera Division 1988 1989 "El Clasico" Barcelona Real Madrid

 De tous les clubs du monde, le F.C. Barcelone est probablement le plus difficile à diriger pour un entraîneur. Celui-ci est évidemment soumis à l'obligation de résultat mais il doit, en outre, offrir une équipe spectaculaire et ambitieuse, en toutes circonstances, quels que soient les aléas de blessures ou la couleur du temps. Kubala, Michels, Menotti, Venables et bien d'autres, dont notre vieille connaissance Salvador Artigas, ont été brûlés plus ou moins rapidement par le feu ardent de la Catalogne footballistique. Ils n'en ont gardé aucun regret, fiers d'avoir pu écrire, en passant, quelques pages de la Fabuleuse Histoire des azulgrana. Tous les autres sont des frustrés, y compris Sepp Piontek qui, pourtant, aura connu avec ses Dynamite Danois une aventure éblouissante : « Je paierais pour vivre une expérience avec le Barça. » La tradition du F.C. Barcelone repose sur plusieurs données immuables : son émanation populaire, traduite par l'existence de 108 000 socios (abonnés à vie ou presque) depuis que la capacité du Camp Nou a été portée à 120 000 places ; un stade de football prodigieux de beauté, d'architecture adaptée, de vision périphérique ; un attachement viscéral aux joueurs qui défendent le maillot contre le Real, la Castille, le monde entier ; un style de football qui, avant même de gagner, doit plaire. Le Barça vit du présent à travers son passé. Personne n'a oublié, à Barcelone, la mort soudaine et tragique de Benitez, dans les années soixante, ni la veillée de son corps dans le stade plein. Personne n'oubliera jamais les chevauchées du terrible chasseur Johan Neeskens qui, des années après, peut pointer son nez autour du Camp Nou en étant assuré d'y provoquer une émeute.

Coppa Italia 2010 2011 Roma Inter Milan on MiamiGunners Match Of The Week

semifinals first leg
19th april 2011:
roma v. internazionale milano

 The two most popular teams of the Italin League Serie A AS Roma and Inter Milan are going to face each other in the Coppa Italia match on this Tuesday night on 19 April 2011 . Well both teams are do there best this year in the League and other Cup compitation . Both teams have played Uefa Champions League and now both of them were out of the Uefa champions League . Inter Milan comes to the Quarter Finals of the Uefa Champions League but the Can not make it to the semi Finals . Inter have a good chance to win the League this year they are few points behind the League leaders AC Milan.

AS Roma is a good team as they have lose their this week match from the Parma but they have done their best in the game and tried their best to make the come back in the game . AS Roma have a good squad players and they were ready for the battle of the Coppa Italia. It is very difficult to judge that which team is going to win this match because both of the teams are doing well.

Primera División 1986 1987 Barcelona Real Madrid

 

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European Cup 1974 1975 Bayern München As St Etienne Both Legs

Semi Finals

First and 

Second Leg

April 1975

 En atteignant le stade des demi-finales, Saint-Etienne aura réussi une tort belle carrière qui coïncidait avec le 2O anniversaire de la Coupt. d'Europe. Se retrouver au Parc des Princes vingt ans après Reims était inespéré, même pas én-visayc au début de la compétition. Mais devant un Bayern au méticr consommé, qui n'est plus tout à fait ce qu'il était car il n'a pas remplacé Breitner, Saint-Etienne a montré ses limites : une insuffisance const ructive chez plusieurs joueurs que la meilleure combativité et la meilleure volonté ne peuvent compenser.

Fa Cup 2010 2011 Bolton Stoke City on MiamiGunners Match Of The Week

semifinals
17th april 2011:
bolton wanderers v. stoke city

Bolton Wanderers face Stoke City  on Sunday, April 17, 2011 in the semi-final of the FA Cup. And by the time the teams walk out onto the Wembley turf they will already know who they will face, as the other semi-final between Manchester City and Manchester United takes place the day before.
Owen Coyle’s Bolton Wanderers come into this match on a mixed run of form. Their fine 3-0 win over West Ham United on Saturday was preceded by two league defeats to Manchester United and Birmingham City. Before that their league run had seen them draw away to Newcastle United and beat Everton at home. They are lying eighth in the Premiership, but a full 10 points behind Tottenham Hotspur who hold the vital Europa League place.
Stoke City is only five points behind Bolton, but more crucially is only six points above the relegation zone and cannot therefore relax just yet, though manager Tony Pulis is probably feeling quietly confident that they will avoid the drop. Recent form has been mixed with their last three Premiership games seeing a win over Newcastle United, an impressive draw against Chelsea and a defeat at the hands of Tottenham Hotspur.

Bolton Wanderers had to battle hard in the quarter finals to secure their place in the semis. They were drawn away at Birmingham City and won the ding-dong match 3-2. Johan Elmander gave them the lead after 20 minutes but Cameron Jerome equalised for Birmingham City shortly afterwards. Bolton again took the lead at 60 minutes through Kevin Davies from the penalty spot. But Birmingham still had fire and equalised again with just 10 minutes to go through Kevin Phillips. It was down to South Korean international Chung-Yong Lee to head the winner in the last minute. The Wanderers had a 2-0 home win over non-league York City to begin their campaign before being held at home to a goalless draw against local rivals Wigan Atheltic. It took a 66th minute winner by Ivan Klasnic in the replay to get them into the fifth round, where they had to travel to Craven Cottage to face Fulham. An early goal by Ivan Klasnic secured the 1-0 win.

Stoke City had a tough 2-1 win over Premiership strugglers West Ham United in the quarter finals. Defender Robert Huth put them in the lead early in the game before Frederic Piquionne equalised shortly afterwards. It took a goal by another defender – Danny Higginbotham – on the hour mark to secure the victory. City started their Cup run nervously with a 1-1 home draw against Championship side Cardiff City before winning the replay 2-0 after extra time. This set up a local derby away at Wolverhampton Wanderers, which they won 1-0 thanks to a late goal from Huth. The fifth round saw them win comfortably 3-0 against Brighton & Hove Albion.