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Topps - UEFA Champions League Match Attax 2015/16 (08) - Checklist
Topps - UEFA Champions League Match Attax 2015/16 (08) - Checklist 2015-16 UEFA Champions League Match Attax 2015/16 Topps 562 cards Here is the complete checklist. The total of 562 cards includes the 32 Pro11 cards and the 32 Match Attax Live code cards. So thats 498 cards plus 32 Pro11, plus 32 MA Live and the 24 Limited Edition cards. 1. Petr Ĉech (Arsenal) 2. Laurent Koscielny (Arsenal) 3. Kieran Gibbs (Arsenal) 4. Per Mertesacker (Arsenal) 5. Mathieu Debuchy (Arsenal) 6. Nacho Monreal (Arsenal) 7. Héctor Bellerín (Arsenal) 8. Gabriel (Arsenal) 9. Jack Wilshere (Arsenal) 10. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (Arsenal) 11. Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal) 12. Mesut Özil (Arsenal) 13. Santi Cazorla (Arsenal) 14. Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) - Captain 15. Olivier Giroud (Arsenal) 15. Theo Walcott (Arsenal) 17. Alexis Sánchez (Arsenal) - Star Player 18. Laurent Koscielny (Arsenal) - Defensive Duo 18. Per Mertesacker (Arsenal) - Defensive Duo 19. Iker Casillas (Porto) 20. Iván Marcano (Porto) 21. Maicon (Porto) - Captain 22. Bruno Martins Indi (Porto) 23. Aly Cissokho (Porto) 24. José Ángel (Porto) 25. Maxi Pereira (Porto) 26. Evandro (Porto) 27. Héctor Herrera (Porto) 28. Danilo (Porto) 29. Rúben Neves (Porto) 30. Gilbert Imbula (Porto) 31. Yacine Brahimi (Porto) - Star Player 32. Pablo Osvaldo (Porto) 33. Cristian Tello (Porto) 34. Alberto Bueno (Porto) 35. Vincent Aboubakar (Porto) 36. Héctor Herrera (Porto) - Midfield Duo 36. Gilbert Imbula (Porto) - Midfield Duo 37. Joe Hart (Manchester City) 38. Bacary Sagna (Manchester City) 39. Martín Demichelis (Manchester City) 40. Vincent Kompany (Manchester City) - Captain 41. Gaël Clichy (Manchester City) 42. Elaquim Mangala (Manchester City) 43. Aleksandar Kolarov (Manchester City) 44. -
European Qualifiers
EUROPEAN QUALIFIERS - 2014/16 SEASON MATCH PRESS KITS NSK Olimpiyskyi - Kyiv Monday 8 September 2014 20.45CET (21.45 local time) Ukraine Group C - Matchday 1 Slovakia Last updated 07/09/2014 13:18CET EUROPEAN QUALIFIERS OFFICIAL SPONSORS Match officials 2 Legend 3 1 Ukraine - Slovakia Monday 8 September 2014 - 20.45CET (21.45 local time) Match press kit NSK Olimpiyskyi, Kyiv Match officials Referee Craig Thomson (SCO) Assistant referees Graham Chambers (SCO) , Alan Mulvanny (SCO) Additional assistant referees Steven McLean (SCO) , John Beaton (SCO) Fourth official David McGeachie (SCO) UEFA Referee observer Markus Nobs (SUI) Referee UEFA EURO Name Date of birth UEFA matches matches Craig Thomson 20/06/1972 2 79 Craig Thomson Referee since: 1988 First division: 2000 FIFA badge: 2003 Tournaments: 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup, UEFA EURO 2012, 2007 FIFA U-17 World Cup, 2007 UEFA European Under-21 Championship Finals N/A UEFA European Championship matches featuring the two countries involved in this match No such matches refereed Other matches involving teams from either of the two countries involved in this match Date Competition Stage Home Away Result Venue 28/06/2003 UIC R1 Olympiakos Nicosia FC MFK Dubnica 1-4 Nicosia 22/10/2005 U19 QR Ukraine Serbia 0-2 Riga 01/03/2006 FRIE. R1 France Slovakia 1-2 Paris Andorra la 14/10/2009 WC QR Andorra Ukraine 0-6 Vella 06/04/2011 UCL QF FC Barcelona FC Shakhtar Donetsk 5-1 Barcelona 23/11/2011 UCL GS FC Shakhtar Donetsk FC Porto 0-2 Donetsk VfL Borussia 29/08/2012 UCL PO FC Dynamo Kyiv 1-2 Kyiv Mönchengladbach FC Chornomorets 20/02/2014 UEL R32 Olympique Lyonnais 0-0 Odessa Odesa 2 Ukraine - Slovakia Monday 8 September 2014 - 20.45CET (21.45 local time) Match press kit NSK Olimpiyskyi, Kyiv Legend :: Team facts EURO finals: The UEFA European Championship was a four-team event in 1960, 1964, 1968, 1972 and 1976 (when the preliminary round and quarter-finals were considered part of qualifying). -
Psychological Issues in Football Officiating: an Interview Study with Top-Level Referees
Current Issues in Sport Science 1 (2016) Psychological issues in football officiating: An interview study with top-level referees Urs Schnyder1, * & Ernst-Joachim Hossner1 1 Institute of Sport Science, University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland * Corresponding author: Institute of Sport Science, University of Bern, Bremgartenstrasse 145, CH-3012 Bern, Switzerland, Tel: +41 31 6315167, Fax: +41 31 6315169 Email: [email protected] ORIGINAL ARTICLE ABSTRACT Article History: The present study aims on the identification of problems in the practice of top-level football referee- Received 15th March 2016 ing. For this purpose, semi-structured interviews were conducted to collect data from 23 European Accepted 09th August 2016 elite referees. Through inductive content analysis, seven higher-order themes emerged: (1) descrip- Published 27th September 2016 tive, (2) characteristics of a good elite referee, (3) difficulties in decision-making, (4) pre-match prepa- ration, (5) communication through headset, (6) decision-making, and (7) decision-making training. Handling Editors: On the one hand, the findings underline the practical relevance of existing scientific research; on the Günter Amesberger, other hand, the relevance of some areas of research, for instance, on the role of biases, is questioned University of Salzburg, Austria by the interviewees’ statements. A particular need for further research could be revealed regarding Sabine Würth, the development, optimisation, or evaluation of (1) the pre-match preparation, (2) supporting tech- University of Salzburg, Austria nical devices, (3) innovative training tools for decision-making, (4) the within-team communication, and (5) complementary methods such as mental practice. Editor-in-Chief: Martin Kopp Keywords: University of Innsbruck, Austria association football – expert performance – psychological characteristics – refereeing - team communication – visual perception Reviewers: Markus Raab DSHS Köln, Germany Reviewer 2: anonymous | downloaded: 27.10.2019 Citation: Schnyder, U., & Hossner, E.-J. -
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2016 SPORTS Sheikh Salman says FIFA race is duel with Infantino DOHA: FIFA presidential frontrunner ruption allegations engulfing football’s Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al-Khalifa told governing body. The sheikh and Infantino AFP yesterday that only he or Europe’s are seen as the frontrunners and he hinted Gianni Infantino can win the race to that a deal between the two could be pos- become leader of world football. The sible ahead of the vote. “You have to leave Asian Football Confederation president the door always open, you cannot shut the also said any candidate who does not have door on any candidate.” “a minimum number” of votes should not He was speaking in Doha after attend- stay in the contest for the February 26 ing the finals of the AFC Under 23 champi- vote, piling pressure on the other three onship, which finished on Saturday. campaign contenders. South African Infantino was also in Qatar over the media are already speculating that the weekend, as well as Sexwale. Sheikh only African candidate Tokyo Sexwale Salman added that anyone who had no could withdraw this week, though he chance of winning should now consider denied this to AFP. Asked who how many dropping out of the race. candidates had a chance of winning the “Well, I think that, you know, any candi- presidency of the scandal-tainted FIFA, the date who feels that he cannot bring, let’s Bahrain sheikh said: “Realistically for the say, a minimum number (of votes), I don’t five, I think two.” think he should continue.” Pressed on who they are, he added: “I In his election manifesto, he has argued think Gianni has the support of the (UEFA) for more than 32 national sides to play at confederation and I think Asia has its can- each World Cup and said on Sunday that didate. -
Uefa Euro 2008
Expect emotions Info-Guide Impressum Publisher Euro 2008 SA Headquarters Route de St.-Cergue 9 1260 Nyon 1 Switzerland Tel.: +41 (0) 848 00 2008 Fax: +41 (0) 848 01 2008 Translation UEFA Language Services Design The Works Ltd. / Leeds (England) Layout/Setting team2graphics / Helsingør (Denmark) Printing ATAR Roto Press SA / Vernier (Switzerland) Photos: Keystone, GEPA, Action Images, L’Equipe, EMPICS, Terry Linke, Euro 2008 SA, UEFA 2 Contents 4 Editorial – Expect emotions 6 UEFA EURO 2008™ – Facts and figures 7 Countdown 8 Distances and travel times 10 UEFA EURO 2008™ match schedule 12 The stadiums 14 The finals 15 The winning captains The champion coaches 16 Attendances 17 Numbers games from 2004 in Portugal 18 Brief portraits of the host countries 22 The two host associations 26 The organisers 27 The Board of Administration 32 Tasks of Euro 2008 SA 33 The Management Board 36 EURO ABC – from A for accommodation to Z for Zurich 70 Contact details The Henri Delaunay trophy and EUROPASS, the official UEFA EURO 2008™ match ball. 3 Expect emotions The official UEFA EURO 2008™ slogan, expect emotions, describes in a nutshell what the 2008 European Championship has to offer: emotions that are felt by everyone alike – be they fans, players, coaches, referees, officials or organisers. Over a million spectators will flock to the 31 matches in the eight stadiums. Many millions will celebrate on the streets and in the official fan zones. Eight billion (cumulative) television viewers will share the excitement on screen. UEFA EURO 2008™ is by far the biggest sports event ever to take place in Austria and Switzerland. -
3. All-Time Records 1955-2019
UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE STATISTICS HANDBOOK 2019/20 3. ALL-TIME RECORDS 1955-2019 PAGE EUROPEAN CHAMPION CLUBS’ CUP/UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE ALL-TIME CLUB RANKING 1 EUROPEAN CHAMPION CLUBS’ CUP/UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE ALL-TIME TOP PLAYER APPEARANCES 5 EUROPEAN CHAMPION CLUBS’ CUP/UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE ALL-TIME TOP GOALSCORERS 8 NB All statistics in this chapter include qualifying and play-off matches. Pos Club Country Part Titles Pld W D L F A Pts GD ALL-TIME CLUB RANKING 58 FC Salzburg AUT 15 0 62 26 16 20 91 71 68 20 59 SV Werder Bremen GER 9 0 66 27 14 25 109 107 68 2 60 RC Deportivo La Coruña ESP 5 0 62 25 17 20 78 79 67 -1 Pos Club Country Part Titles Pld W D L F A Pts GD 61 FK Austria Wien AUT 19 0 73 25 16 32 100 110 66 -10 1 Real Madrid CF ESP 50 13 437 262 76 99 971 476 600 495 62 HJK Helsinki FIN 20 0 72 26 12 34 91 112 64 -21 2 FC Bayern München GER 36 5 347 201 72 74 705 347 474 358 63 Tottenham Hotspur ENG 6 0 53 25 10 18 108 79 60 29 3 FC Barcelona ESP 30 5 316 187 72 57 629 302 446 327 64 R. Standard de Liège BEL 14 0 58 25 10 23 87 73 60 14 4 Manchester United FC ENG 28 3 279 154 66 59 506 264 374 242 65 Sevilla FC ESP 7 0 52 24 12 16 86 73 60 13 5 Juventus ITA 34 2 277 140 69 68 439 268 349 171 66 SSC Napoli ITA 9 0 50 22 14 14 78 61 58 17 6 AC Milan ITA 28 7 249 125 64 60 416 231 314 185 67 FC Girondins de Bordeaux FRA 7 0 50 21 16 13 54 54 58 0 7 Liverpool FC ENG 24 6 215 121 47 47 406 192 289 214 68 FC Sheriff Tiraspol MDA 17 0 68 22 14 32 66 74 58 -8 8 SL Benfica POR 39 2 258 114 59 85 416 299 287 117 69 FC Dinamo 1948 ROU -
FIFA -17 World Cup Brochure
White Paper: An Introduction to Hosted By India • Viewership: The U-17 world cup will draw • Youth Development: The lead up to the upon a global audience due to many main event will ensure concerted efforts participating nations from different to develop the grassroots projects continents which will lead to high TV leading to the creation of a talent pool of viewership. MSM India (Sony Six) is the players. It will also benefit the coaches broadcasting partner of this event and who play an integral part in the holistic will telecast live matches in 2017. development of players. Many youth competitions will also take place to scout • Sponsorship: Revenue opportunities are talented players. Overall, youth also possible through partnerships with development programs will receive a national supporters. National supporters massive boost. are sponsors with roots in the host country to promote an association in • National Pride: This event has the domestic market. For e.g. FIFA U-17 capacity to improve the image of the World Cup in UAE last year had 8 country as a sporting nation. India can national supporters (Abu Dhabi tourism, also prove that they are capable of Abu Dhabi airport, ADNOC, EMAAR, successfully planning and executing a Etisalat, First Gulf Bank, Fifa.com and global sporting event of this magnitude Football for Hope) and gain international recognition. • Football Infrastructure: One of the • Knowledge transfer: Hosting a FIFA important benefits is infrastructure event is a good way to understand state- upgrading and renovation of proposed of-the-art know-how, learn the latest stadium and training sites. -
Preview Pack Cagliari
Preview Pack Cagliari - Napoli Serie A 15ª Giornata 03/01/2021 - Ore 15.00 Cagliari – Napoli Serie A – 03/01/2021 1. Opta Facts ............................................................................................................................................ 4 2. Scontri diretti - Risultati ........................................................................................................................ 8 3. Ultimo precedente in questa competizione ..................................................................................... 8 4. Classifica dettagliata .......................................................................................................................... 9 5. Programma della giornata ............................................................................................................... 10 6. Prossima giornata .............................................................................................................................. 10 7. I 20 migliori giocatori - Reti ............................................................................................................... 11 8. Risultati Cagliari ................................................................................................................................. 12 9. Risultati Napoli ................................................................................................................................... 13 10. Forma recente .................................................................................................................................. -
Football for Hope Forum 13-Year-Old Into a Hard-Headed 2017 Goalkeeper
July 2017 FOOTBALLTHE Quarterly MAGAZINE OF STREETFOOTBALLWORLD4 GOOD SPOTLIGHT THE FOOTBALL IN FOCUS FOR HOPE HIGH-FLYING FOOTBALL FOR GOOD FORUM 2017 IN NEPAL WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF FOOTBALL TO THE UN SUSTAINABLE Join us on our journey discovering football for good in Kathmandu DEVELOPMENT GOALS? and Bhaktapur p. 6 p. 30 FOOTBALL4GOOD TALKS NETWORK MEMBERS’ STORIES FIFA SECRETARY GENERAL FATMA SAMOURA A RAYAN OF HOPE Speaks about football for good with Jürgen How football turned a timid Griesbeck during the Football for Hope Forum 13-year-old into a hard-headed 2017 goalkeeper. And a very wishful thinker. p. 16 p. 50 www.streetfootballworld.org ABOUT FOOTBALL FOR GOOD & THE UN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS I was at the beginning of my career when the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were established. For 15 years, they followed me and I followed them. In early 2016, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development officially came into force. Over the next fifteen years, with these new goals that universally apply to all, the 193 United Nations member states have pledged to mobilise efforts to end all forms of poverty, fight inequalities and tackle climate change, while ensuring that no one is left behind. The members of the streetfootballworld network, and many more friends and fellows across the globe, have intrinsically adopted such an attitude already during the establishment of their organisations. In fact, the very reason they initiated their programmes in the Mathare Valley, the streets of Dublin or the favelas of Rio was because governments had failed to address the needs of those on the margins of society. -
Gli Arbitri Italiani Presenti in Tutti I Campi in Europa E Nel Mondo
n. 6/2011 Rivista fondata nel 1924 da G. Mauro e O. Barassi AssociAzione itAliAnA Arbitri Deposta da un arbitro all’Immacolata la corona del Papa INSERTO SPECIALE L’ALBUM DEI “nazIONALI” In Tribuna Stampa Monti e Cerruti Gli arbitri italiani presenti in tutti i campi in Europa e nel Mondo Pubblicazione periodica Autorizzazione del Tribunale di Roma499 del 01/09/89 - Posta Italiane s.p.a. - Sped. in abb. post. - Art. D.L. 353/2003 - (Conv. in L. 27/02/2004 n°46) art. 1, comma 2, DCB Roma di Roma499 del 01/09/89 - Posta Italiane s.p.a. Sped. in abb. post. Art. D.L. 353/2003 (Conv. Pubblicazione periodica Autorizzazione del Tribunale In copertina: Nicola Rizzoli Anno LXVIII n. 6/2011 Direttore Marcello Nicchi Direttore Responsabile Mario Pennacchia Comitato di Redazione Narciso Pisacreta, Alfredo Trentalange, Filippo Antonio Capellupo, Umberto Carbonari, Massimo Della Siega, Maurizio Gialluisi, Erio Iori, Giancarlo Perinello, Francesco Meloni Coordinatori Carmelo Lentino Alessandro Paone Salvatore Consoli Referenti Abruzzo Marco Di Filippo Basilicata Francesco Alagia Calabria Paolo Vilardi Campania Giovanni Aruta Emilia Romagna Giuliano Tartarotti Friuli Venezia Giulia Massimiliano Andreetta Lazio Teodoro Iacopino Liguria Federico Marchi Lombardia Paolo Cazzaniga Marche Luca Foscoli Molise Andrea Nasillo Piemonte Valle d’Aosta Davide Saglietti Puglia Ferdinando Insanguine Mingarro Sardegna Valentina Chirico Sicilia Rodolfo Puglisi Toscana Francesco Meraviglia Trentino Alto Adige Adriano Collenz Umbria Alessandro Apruzzese Veneto Samuel Vegro Segreteria di Redazione Gennaro Fiorentino Direzione-redazione Francesco Massini Via Tevere 9 - 00198 ROMA Tel. 06 84915026 / 5041 - Fax 06 84915039 Sito internet: www.aia-figc.it e-mail: [email protected] Realizzazione grafica e stampa Rizzoli e Massini convocati Grafiche Marchesini s.r.l. -
3086 Ref Mag 6 V1
FA Learning The Referees’ Association The Football Association 1 Westhill Road 25 Soho Square Coundon London Coventry REFEREEING W1D 4FA CV6 2AD Telephone: Telephone: +44 (0)20 7745 4545 +44 (0)2476 601 701 Joint Publication of The FA and The RA Facsimile: Facsimile: +44 (0)20 7745 4546 +44 (0)2476 601 556 Centenary edition FA Learning Hotline: Email: 0870 8500424 [email protected] Email: Visit: [email protected] www.footballreferee.org Visit: www.TheFA.com/FALearning Why I enjoy refereeing CHRIS FOY Dealing with Mass Confrontation HOWARD WEBB England do have a team at Euro 2008 DAVID ELLERAY From Sheffield to Wembley KEITH HACKETT 3086/08 CONTENTS CONTRIBUTORS 06 David Barber MASS CONFRONTATION Neale Barry Ian Blanchard David Elleray Chris Foy Janie Frampton Keith Hackett Len Randall Dave Raval Steve Swallow Howard Webb Steve & Adam Williams 24 32 FOOTBALL ENGLAND DO FOR ALL HAVE A TEAM AT EURO 2008 POOR QUALITY – NEED EPS VECTOR FILE IF POSS. An exciting summer ahead! David Elleray 04 Dealing with Mass Confrontation – Part 2 Howard Webb 06 Laws of the Game Neale Barry 10 The Rest is History David Barber 12 Preparing for the New Season Steve Swallow 16 Why I enjoy refereeing so much Chris Foy 20 Football for All Dave Raval 24 Father & Son! Steve and Andrew Williams 26 Referee Development Officers Ian Blanchard 30 England do have a team at Euro 2008 David Elleray 32 From Sheffield to Wembley Keith Hackett 34 England’s first Futsal FIFA referee Ian Blanchard 36 FA Recruitment and Retention Task Force David Elleray 37 Wendy Toms – The end of an era! Janie Frampton 38 RA Centenary Conference Len Randall 40 Take your refereeing to the next level! 41 REFEREEING VOLUME 06 3 David Elleray FOREWORD AN EXCITING Summer 2008 looks set to be an The Referees’ Association itself was formed in interesting and exciting one for those in May 1908 and the Centenary is being celebrated England interested in refereeing as well in a variety of ways: Every member who joins as for the referees themselves. -
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SPORT Wednesday 8 November 2017 PAGE | 30 PAGE | 32-33 PAGE | 35 Starc takes China on right EEcclestone sceptical two hat-tricks track , says about the impact of in one game Coach Lippi any F1 budget cap Russia-bound Iceland will aim to qualify for 2022 World Cup in Qatar: Bergsson Armstrong Vas number of registered players.” The Peninsula Youth development is the key he said. celand which capped its “They start at an early age incredible 2018 World Cup of six years old where they get Iqualifying campaign by good coaching, education and securing a berth in Russia aim good facilities. We try to work to maintain the same level of with the limited number of play- consistency and make it to the ers that we have given the small finals in Qatar. population and then those play- “Iceland can hopefully par- ers and kids have got the ticipate and qualify for the 2022 ambition to want to better World Cup in Qatar,” said Gudni themselves and play profession- Bergsson, President of the Foot- ally abroad in Europe. We have ball Association of Iceland. 70 players playing in Europe Commenting on the infra- professionally, so all that gives structure improvements of us the possibility of having a Qatar and preparations for the good national team.” 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar, the When asked about the pos- President of the Football Asso- sibility of exchanging experience ciation of Iceland said: “We had between the Iceland FA and a very interesting and good QFA, and the possibility of sign- presentation in the Supreme ing an MoU in the future he said: Committee for Delivery & Leg- “I think within the football acy Pavilion where I got a very world, and seeing that Iceland good insight into the thinking The President of the Qatar Football and Qatar both have a small and philosophy behind Qatar’s Association (QFA), Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa population, we should be bid and behind the preparations bin Ahmed Al Thani hands over a memento exchanging our knowledge and for the 2022 FIFA World Cup experiences and try to help each to President of the Football Association of Qatar.