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Save of the Season?
THE MAGAZINE FOR THE GOALKEEPING PROFESSION £4.50 TM AUTUMN 2011 Craig GORDON SAVE OF THE SEASON? The greatest saves of all time GK1 looks at the top 5 saves in the history of the game Coaching Corner The art of saving penalties Equipment Exclusive interviews with: Precision, Uhlsport & Sells Goalkeeper Products Gordon Banks OBE Gary Bailey Kid Gloves Kasper Schmeichel The stars of the future On the Move Also featuring: Summary of the latest GK transfers Alex McCarthy, Reading FC John Ruddy, Norwich City Business Pages Alex Smithies, Huddersfield Town Key developments affecting the professional ‘keeper Bob Wilson OBE Welcome to The magazine exclusively for the professional goalkeeping community. Welcome to the Autumn edition of suppliers, coaches and managers alike we are Editor’s note GK1 – the magazine exclusively for the proud to deliver the third issue of a magazine professional goalkeeping community. dedicated entirely to the art of goalkeeping. Andy Evans / Editor-in-Chief of GK1 and Chairman of World In Motion ltd After a frenetic summer of goalkeeper GK1 covers the key elements required of transfer activity – with Manchester a professional goalkeeper, with coaching United, Liverpool, Chelsea and features, equipment updates, a summary Tottenham amongst those bolstering of key transfers and features covering the their goalkeeping ranks – our latest uniqueness of the goalkeeper to a football edition of GK1 brings you a full and team. The magazine also includes regular comprehensive round-up of all the features ‘On-the-Move’, summarising all the ‘keepers who made moves in the Summer latest transfers involving the UK’s professional 2011 transfer window. -
Date: 16 April 2017 Opposition: West Bromwich Albion
Date: 16 April 2017 Times Mirror Echo Aril2017 16 Opposition: West Bromwich Albion Guardian Mail BBC Competition: League Independent B’ham Mail Telegraph Klopp's set-piece plans pay off Roberto Firmino seals victory for Liverpool at West Bromwich Albion West Bromwich Albion 0 Liverpool 1 Firmino 45+1 This was anything but pretty at times and will not take up much space on an end- Referee J Moss Attendance 25,669 of-season highlights reel but all that matters for Liverpool right now is that they All week Jurgen Klopp had prepared for the reality that this was a game likely to have rediscovered the art of grinding out victories away from home and are be settled by set pieces. Team talks focused upon it and training sessions at tightening their grip on a top-four finish in the process. Melwood were tailored in anticipation of an afternoon where an aerial threat Hot on the heels of their impressive win at Stoke last weekend, which was their could bring one decisive chance. Everything mapped out as the Liverpool manager first in the Premier League on the road this year, Liverpool clinched another three had imagined -- with one crucial deviation from the script. It was his own points away from Anfield and Roberto Firmino again made the telling attackers who conjured the defining moment rather than West Bromwich contribution. Albion's. Tony Pulis had never previously lost a home league game in eight career The parallels with Liverpool’s triumph at Stoke did not end there, however, as fixtures against Liverpool. -
Panini Adrenalyn XL Manchester United 2011/2012
www.soccercardindex.com 2011/2012 Panini Adrenalyn XL Manchester United checklist Goalkeeper 051 Luis Nani Star Defender 001 David de Gea 052 Paul Pogba 102 Rio Ferdinand 002 Tomasz Kuszczak 053 Federico Macheda 103 Nemanja Vidic 003 Anders Lindegaard 054 Ashley Young 104 Patrice Evra 004 Ben Amos 055 Javier Hernandez 056 Dimitar Berbatov Midfield Marshall Home Kit 057 Wayne Rooney 105 Ryan Giggs 005 Patrice Evra 058 Danny Wellbeck 106 Michael Carrick 006 Rio Ferdinand 059 Michael Owen 107 Ji-sung Park 007 Nemanja Vidic 060 Mame Biram Diouf 008 Rafael da Silva Target Man 009 Fabio da Silva Squad (Foil) 108 Michael Owen 010 Chris Smalling 061 David de Gea 109 Dimitar Berbatov 011 Jonny Evans 062 Tomasz Kuszczak 110 Danny Wellbeck 012 Phil Jones 063 Anders Lindegaard 013 Tom Cleverly 064 Ben Amos Safe Hands (Ultimate foil) 014 Michael Carrick 065 Patrice Evra 111 David de Gea 015 Ryan Giggs 066 Rio Ferdinand 112 Tomasz Kuszczak 016 Anderson 067 Nemanja Vidic 017 Ji-sung Park 068 Rafael da Silva Fans’ Favourite (Ultimate foil) 018 Darren Fletcher 069 Fabio da Silva 113.Ji-sung Park 019 Darren Gibson 070 Chris Smalling 114 Javier Hernandez 020 Antonio Valencia 071 Jonny Evans 021 Luis Nani 072 Phil Jones Star Player (Ultimate foil) 022 Paul Pogba 073 Tom Cleverly 115 Rio Ferdinand 023 Federico Macheda 074 Michael Carrick 116 Ryan Giggs 024 Ashley Young 075 Ryan Giggs 117 Luis Nani 025 Javier Hernandez 076 Anderson 118 Wayne Rooney 026 Dimitar Berbatov 077 Ji-sung Park 027 Wayne Rooney 078 Darren Fletcher Super Striker (Ultimate foil) 028 -
Man Utd Destroys City with Owen's Injury Time Goal 10:15, September 21, 2009
Man Utd destroys City with Owen's injury time goal 10:15, September 21, 2009 Manchester City showed a never-say-die attitude in their Sunday's derby by drawing level three times at Old Trafford, but Man United substitute Michael Owen wrecked their hope of snatching one point with a stunning goal in the stoppage time. Togo ace Emmanuel Adebayor's absence due to a three-match ban weakened City's attack, but Carlos Tevez was back to the pitch after resting for two weeks because of a knee injury. The Argentina striker was so aggressive in front of his ex-club that he stole the ball from a hesitating United keeper Ben Foster before assisting Gareth Barry to shot home in the 16th minutes. But it was only an equalizer as Wayne Rooney had put United ahead after two minutes. Being overlooked by United boss Sir Alex Ferguson in the previous two seasons, Tevez was thirsty for the derby after joining City this Summer. But he squandered his best chance of punishing United as he stroke the post in close range on the stroke of half-time, United managed to claimed an early lead again when Darren Fletcher nodded in Ryan Giggs's fine cross four minutes after the break, but Craig Bellamy fired home three minutes later to snuff United joy quickly. The defending champions then surged to attack ceaselessly, but Shay Given disappointed them by making two brilliant saves to Dimitar Berbatov's threatening headers and turned a powerful drive from Giggs over the top. It seemed that Ferguson was quite unsatisfied with the result and he replaced Belgarian Berbatov with Owen on 77 minutes. -
2015 Topps Premier Gold Soccer Checklist
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Yeovil Vs Man Utd Darren Way Testimonial
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Database: choppers_choppersdomain, Table: players Name Name Team Team PositionPosition PointsPoints Thibaut Courtois Chelsea Goalkeeper 111 Hugo Lloris Tottenham Hotspur Goalkeeper 107 David de Gea Man Utd Goalkeeper 102 Fraser Forster Southampton Goalkeeper 91 Petr ÄŒech Arsenal Goalkeeper 88 Tom Heaton Burnley Goalkeeper 76 Ben Foster W.B.A. Goalkeeper 73 Simon Mignolet Liverpool Goalkeeper 72 VÃctor Valdés Middlesbrough Goalkeeper 63 Artur Boruc Bournemouth Goalkeeper 58 Heurelho Gomes Watford Goalkeeper 58 Joel Robles Everton Goalkeeper 57 Kasper Schmeichel Leicester City Goalkeeper 57 Lukasz FabiaÅ„ski Swansea City Goalkeeper 57 Wayne Hennessey Crystal Palace Goalkeeper 54 Claudio Bravo Man City Goalkeeper 49 Willy Caballero Man City Goalkeeper 49 Jordan Pickford Sunderland Goalkeeper 45 Eldin Jakupović Hull City Goalkeeper 40 Maarten Stekelenburg Everton Goalkeeper 35 Adrián West Ham United Goalkeeper 34 Darren Randolph West Ham United Goalkeeper 34 Lee Grant Stoke City Goalkeeper 28 Loris Karius Liverpool Goalkeeper 24 Brad Guzan Middlesbrough Goalkeeper 19 Michel Vorm Tottenham Hotspur Goalkeeper 16 Ron-Robert Zieler Leicester City Goalkeeper 12 Vito Mannone Page number:Sunderland 1/22 MayGoalkeeper 22, 2017 at 01:45 PM12 Database: choppers_choppersdomain, Table: players Name Name Team Team PositionPosition PointsPoints Jack Butland Stoke City Goalkeeper 11 Sergio Romero Man Utd Goalkeeper 10 Steve Mandanda Crystal Palace Goalkeeper 10 Adam Federici Bournemouth Goalkeeper 4 David Marshall Hull City Goalkeeper 3 Paul Robinson Burnley Goalkeeper 2 Kristoffer Nordfeldt Swansea City Goalkeeper 2 David Ospina Arsenal Goalkeeper 1 Asmir Begovic Chelsea Goalkeeper 1 Wojciech SzczÄ™sny Arsenal Goalkeeper 0 Alex McCarthy Southampton Goalkeeper 0 Allan McGregor Hull City Goalkeeper 0 Danny Ward Liverpool Goalkeeper 0 Joe Hart Man City Goalkeeper 0 Dimitrios Konstantopoulos Middlesbrough Goalkeeper 0 Paulo Gazzaniga Southampton Goalkeeper 0 Jakob Haugaard Stoke City Goalkeeper 0 Boaz Myhill W.B.A. -
West Brom Dig Deep to Win at Everton
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2016 SPORTS Long sends soaring Southampton up to sixth They visit Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal in their next two games. Unbeaten Swansea 0 in their previous four matches, Swansea fielded an unchanged side, with South Korea midfielder Ki Sung-Yueng returning to the bench after missing the 1-1 draw at Southampton 1 home to Crystal Palace with concussion. Southampton recalled four players, among them fit-again pair Matt Targett and Steven Davis, and procured an early sight SWANSEA: Shane Long struck as in-form of goal when Graziano Pelle shot straight at Southampton climbed to within one point Lukasz Fabianski from the edge of the box. of the Premier League’s European places Swansea replied with a tame Andre with a 1-0 victory at relegation-threatened Ayew effort, but the first half did not come Swansea City yesterday. to life until the verge of half-time, when the The Irishman nodded home a cross from teams exchanged good chances in the James Ward-Prowse in the 69th minute at space of a minute. First, Gylfi Sigurdsson the Liberty Stadium as Southampton volleyed over for Swansea from Alberto stretched their unbeaten run to six league Paloschi’s flick-on, before the unmarked games, during which time they have not Long headed straight at Fabianski at the conceded a single goal. other end. Pelle thought he had given It lifted Ronald Koeman’s side up to sixth Southampton the lead just before the hour place in the table, one point below fifth- when he turned the ball in after Fabianski place Manchester United and seven points had dropped it under pressure from Jose off the Champions League berths. -
Full Time Report MANCHESTER UNITED FC OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS
Full Time Report First Knock-out Round 2nd leg - Tuesday 4 March 2008 Old Trafford - Manchester MANCHESTER UNITED FC 11 st leg 1 OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS MANCHESTER UNITED FC win 2-1 on aggregate 120:45 0 3 Patrice EVRA 4' (1) (0) half time half time 1 VAN DER SAR Edwin 1 COUPET Grégory 3 EVRA Patrice 23' 11 Fabio GROSSO 2 CLERC François 5 FERDINAND Rio 3 CRIS 6 BROWN Wes 6 KÄLLSTRÖM Kim 7 CRISTIANO RONALDO 8 JUNINHO 8 ANDERSON 10 BENZEMA Karim 10 ROONEY Wayne 11 GROSSO Fabio 15 VIDIĆ Nemanja 14 GOVOU Sidney 16 CARRICK Michael 18 BEN ARFA Hatem 17 NANI 28 TOULALAN Jérémy 24 FLETCHER Darren 7 CRISTIANO RONALDO 41' 29 SQUILLACI Sébastien 17 NANI 43' 29 KUSZCZAK Tomasz 30 VERCOUTRE Rémy 4 HARGREAVES Owen 5 BODMER Mathieu 9 SAHA Louis 9 FRED 13 PARK Ji-Sung 45' 19 DELGADO César 18 SCHOLES Paul 8" 23 KEITA Kader 22 O'SHEA John 27 MOUNIER Anthony 32 TÉVEZ Carlos 32 BOUMSONG Jean-Alain Coach: Coach: FERGUSON Sir Alex PERRIN Alain Half Full 55' 29 Sébastien SQUILLACI Half Full Total shots 8 13 Total shots 3 12 Shots on target 1 2 Shots on target 1 2 Free kicks to goal 2 2 Free kicks to goal 0 1 Saves 1 1 Saves 0 1 Corners 4 7 Corners 0 3 Fouls committed 9 18 Fouls committed 9 19 Fouls suffered 8 17 in 23 Kader KEITA Fouls suffered 9 18 68' Offside 1 4 out 14 Sidney GOVOU Offside 0 2 32 Carlos TÉVEZ in Possession 58% 54% 8 ANDERSON out 70' Possession 42% 46% Ball in play 15'43" 29'05" 24 Darren FLETCHER 73' Ball in play 11'57" 25'31" Total ball in play 27'40" 54'36" Total ball in play 27'40" 54'36" in 9 FRED 79' out 6 Kim KÄLLSTRÖM Referee: ROSETTI Roberto (ITA) Assistant referees: GRISELLI Alessandro (ITA) CALCAGNO Paolo (ITA) Fourth official: RIZZOLI Nicola (ITA) 90' UEFA delegate: 4 Owen HARGREAVES in PETRIASHVILI David (GEO) 7 CRISTIANO RONALDO out 2'29" Attendance: 75,520 22:38:52 CET Goal Booked Sent off Substitution Penalty Owngoal Captain Goalkeeper Misses next match if booked 4 Mar 2008 UEFA Media Information. -
Uefa Europa League
UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE - 2015/16 SEASON MATCH PRESS KITS White Hart Lane - London Thursday 5 November 2015 21.05CET (20.05 local time) Tottenham Hotspur FC Group J - Matchday 4 RSC Anderlecht Last updated 02/11/2015 16:56CET Match background 2 Legend 3 1 Tottenham Hotspur FC - RSC Anderlecht Thursday 5 November 2015 - 21.05CET (20.05 local time) Match press kit White Hart Lane, London Match background Tottenham Hotspur FC will look to return to the top two in UEFA Europa League Group J by securing a first win in normal time in their fifth meeting with RSC Anderlecht. Previous meetings • Stefano Okaka's goal completed the turnaround as Anderlecht recovered from 1-0 down to defeat Spurs 2-1 on 22 October. • The clubs first met in the 1984 UEFA Cup final, Keith Burkinshaw's Spurs beating Paul Van Himst's Anderlecht 4-3 on penalties at White Hart Lane after a pair of 1-1 draws. • The sides for the London leg of that final on 23 May 1984 were: Tottenham: Parks, Thomas, Hughton, Roberts, Miller (Dick 77), Mabbutt (Ardiles 73), Hazard, Archibald, Falco, Stevens, Galvin. Anderlecht: Munaron, Hofkens, Grün, De Greef, Olsen, De Groote, Arnesen (Gudjohnsen 77), Vandereycken, Scifo, Czerniatynski (Brylle 103), Vercauteren. • More recently, the teams drew 1-1 for a third time in a 2007/08 UEFA Cup group stage fixture in Brussels. Ariël Jacobs was in charge of Anderlecht while Juande Ramos was Spurs boss. • The lineups for that game on 6 December 2007 were: Anderlecht: Zítka, Wasilewski, Juhász, Van Damme, Deschacht, Hassan, Biglia, Polák, Goor, Mpenza (Baseggio 72), Frutos (Théréau 55). -
Uefa Champions League
UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE - 2018/19 SEASON MATCH PRESS KITS BVB Stadion Dortmund - Dortmund Wednesday 3 October 2018 21.00CET (21.00 local time) Borussia Dortmund Group A - Matchday 2 AS Monaco FC Last updated 02/10/2018 03:39CET UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE OFFICIAL SPONSORS Match background 2 Legend 4 1 Borussia Dortmund - AS Monaco FC Wednesday 3 October 2018 - 21.00CET (21.00 local time) Match press kit BVB Stadion Dortmund, Dortmund Match background There are contrasting moods at Borussia Dortmund and Monaco as they prepare to renew acquaintance in the second round of Group A fixtures. • While Christian Pulišić scored a late winner for Dortmund at Club Brugge on matchday one, Monaco let slip a one- goal lead to lose 2-1 at home to Atlético Madrid, extending their run of UEFA Champions League defeats to three – and their winless streak to nine. Previous meetings • The teams' only past fixtures came in the 2016/17 UEFA Champions League quarter-finals – Monaco's most recent European wins. The French side won the away first leg 3-2 in Germany, Shinji Kagawa getting Dortmund's second goal. • Radamel Falcao was on target in a 3-1 Monaco victory in the Stade Louis II second leg; Marco Reus got Dortmund's sole reply. Leonardo Jardim's side went on to lose home and away to Juventus in the semi-finals. Form guide Dortmund • Fourth in last season's Bundesliga, the German club are in the group stage for the third season running, and the seventh time in eight years – and they have already improved on their 2017/18 campaign, when they picked up only two points from their six fixtures. -
11 February 2013 Opposition: West Bromwich Albion
Date: 11 February 2013 BBC Times Telegraph Echo February 11 2013 Opposition: West Bromwich Albion Guardian Mirror Post Competition: League Independent Mail Express & Star Foster pulls out the stops before West Brom complete late heist Lukaku provides the finishing touch to a familiar tale of woe for Liverpool 0 West Bromwich Albion 2 There has been so much fuss over Peter Liverpool Odemwingie's attempt to drive through his transfer to Queens Park Rangers on deadline day that the players who inspired West Bromwich Albion's superb start Liverpool required no reminder of what life was like before they spent pounds 12m on Daniel Sturridge. West Bromwich Albion inflicted a quick recap to the season have almost been forgotten. nevertheless. A dominant display with no cutting edge, the opposition goalkeeper But last night, Ben Foster topped a superb night's goalkeeping by saving Steven in commanding form and doubts creeping into Brendan Rodgers' team before Gerrard's penalty before Gareth McAuley and Romelu Lukaku scored to bring succumbing to a late blow from a set piece: it was the return of the tale Anfield Steve Clarke's team a first win since Boxing Day. Liverpool had dominated increasingly as West Brom, with one point from their had tried to forget. With Sturridge nursing a thigh strain on the sidelines, the momentum and previous six outings, hung on grimly. But after Foster's brilliant save 14 minutes threat Liverpool thought were improving after draws at Arsenal and Manchester from time, McAuley rose to head in Chris Brunt's corner five minutes later before City disappeared with him.