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Germans Mirror Early World Cup Success at Expo
EXPOSURE CHINA DAILY spotlightJULY 9 - 15, 2010 | PAGE 3 newsbites Design delight Th e results of a global souvenir design contest sup- ported by Expo organizers have been announced. A work called Oriental Crown China Pavilion, which was created by using remaining materials from the China Pavilion in Expo Garden won the highest award. A total of 19 works received awards either for their unique design or business value. Argentina poses for a team photo ahead of their clash with Germany. The team is made up of Expo pavilion staff . Varsity variety Th e fi rst Youth Week in Expo history began on July Germans mirror 5 and runs to July 11. An opening ceremony was held at Exposition Square. More than 2,000 alumni and students from international institutions, including Harvard, Yale and Oxford universities, and the Impe- early World Cup rial College London, along with Peking, Qinghua, Fudan and Shanghai Jiaotong universities, are attend- ing. Students celebrated the opening of the week by expressing the relationship between universities and success at Expo cities, and between youth and the world. Panda presents Pavilion football teams have been Visitors will be able to get a free panda doll in the battling it out on a Shanghai Chengdu Case Pavilion. A total of 130 panda dolls will PROVIDED TO CHINA DAILY be handed out every day at 6 pm at the pavilion. Visi- Two members of staff from the Germany Pavilion prepare pitch, Matt Hodges reports. to compete at a mini World Cup next to the Shanghai tors can get a doll by showing an Expo ticket stamped Stadium. -
Votes by the Coaches FIFA World Player Gala 2006
FIFA World Player Gala 2006 Zurich Opera House, 18 December Votes by the coaches Country Name First Second Third Afghanistan Mohammad Yousf Kargar Zinedine Zidane Michael Ballack Philipp Lahm Algeria Jean-Michel Cavalli Zinedine Zidane Ronaldinho Gianluigi Buffon Andorra David Rodrigo Ronaldinho Samuel Eto'o Deco Angola Luis de Oliveira Gonçalves Samuel Eto'o Didier Drogba Ronaldinho Antigua and Barbuda Derrick Edwards Ronaldinho Thierry Henry Cristiano Ronaldo Argentina Alfio Basile Fabio Cannavaro Didier Drogba Samuel Eto'o Armenia Ian Porterfield Fabio Cannavaro Zinedine Zidane Thierry Henry Australia Graham Arnold Fabio Cannavaro Thierry Henry Ronaldinho Austria Josef Hickersberger Samuel Eto'o Fabio Cannavaro Jens Lehmann Azerbaijan Shahin Diniyev Cristiano Ronaldo Zinedine Zidane Fabio Cannavaro Bahamas Gary White Fabio Cannavaro Didier Drogba Petr Cech Bahrain Hans-Peter Briegel Samuel Eto'o Gianluigi Buffon Ronaldinho Bangladesh Bablu Hasanuzzaman Khan Zinedine Zidane Gianluigi Buffon Ronaldinho Belarus Yuri Puntus Thierry Henry Zinedine Zidane Ronaldinho Belgium René Vandereycken Fabio Cannavaro Gianluigi Buffon Miroslav Klose Belize Carlos Charlie Slusher Samuel Eto'o Ronaldinho Miroslav Klose Bermuda Kyle Lightbourne Kaká Michael Essien Miroslav Klose Bhutan Kharey Basnet Didier Drogba Thierry Henry Cristiano Ronaldo Bolivia Erwin Sanchez Kaká Gianluigi Buffon Thierry Henry Bosnia-Herzegovina Blaz Sliskovic Zinedine Zidane none none Botswana Colwyn Rowe Thierry Henry Ronaldinho Steven Gerrard Brazil Carlos Bledorin Verri (Dunga) Fabio Cannavaro Gianluigi Buffon Zinedine Zidane British Virgin Islands Avondale Williams Steven Gerrard Thierry Henry Fabio Cannavaro Bulgaria Hristo Stoitchkov Samuel Eto'o Deco Ronaldinho Burkina Faso Traore Malo Idrissa Ronaldinho Samuel Eto'o Zinedine Zidane Cameroon Jules Nyongha Wayne Rooney Michael Ballack Gianluigi Buffon Canada Stephen Hart Zinedine Zidane Fabio Cannavaro Jens Lehmann Cape Verde Islands José Rui Aguiaz Samuel Eto'o Cristiano Ronaldo Michael Essien Cayman Islands Marcos A. -
Former FIFA President Havelange Resigns from IOC
14 Tuesday 6th December, 2011 Former FIFA President Havelange resigns from IOC by Stephen Wilson Blatter, who is also an IOC member, said in October that FIFA’s executive committee would LONDON (AP) — Former FIFA President Joao “reopen” the ISL dossier at a Dec. 16-17 meeting in Havelange has resigned from the IOC, just days Tokyo as part of a promised drive toward trans- before the longtime Brazilian member faced sus- parency and zero tolerance of corruption. pension from the Olympic body in a decade-old Hayatou and Diack face likely warnings or rep- kickback scandal stemming from his days as the rimands — not formal suspensions — from the IOC head of world football, The Associated Press has for conflict of interest violations in the ISL affair. learned. Hayatou, an IOC member since 2001 and Africa’s The 95-year-old Havelange — the IOC’s longest- top football official, reportedly received about serving member with 48 years of service — submit- $20,000 from ISL in 1995. He has denied any corrup- ted his resignation in a letter Thursday night, tion and said the money was a gift for his confeder- according to a person familiar with the case. The ation. Simon Katich person spoke to the AP on Sunday on condition of Diack said he received money after his house in anonymity because Havelange’s decision has been Senegal burned down in 1993. Diack, who was not kept confidential. an IOC member at the time, has said he did nothing Katich reprimanded The move came a few days before the wrong and is confident of being cleared. -
Contitirenews FIFA World Cup™ Sets New Records
1 #6/2014 ContiTireNews ContiTireNews For the online version please click here: > English version #6/July 2014 > German version Editor responsible under press law: Continental/Division Tires Alexander Bahlmann Head of Media & Public Relations PLT FIFA World Cup™ sets new records – Buettnerstraße 25 | 30165 Hannover Phone: +49 511 938 2615 Continental was a visible player in Brazil E-Mail: [email protected] Author: Klaus Engelhart 2 #6/2014 ContiTireNews › Tournament in Brazil thrills billions of football fans around the world › Continental benefits worldwide from increase in brand awareness › Moments of high emotion bring people together “We’re all world champions,” proclaimed German › Germany is the only country to have com- national coach Joachim Löw at the welcome peted in every semi-final this millennium. home party for the team and coaches in front › The country’s 4:0 win in the opening game of 500,000 fans in Berlin. Visibly moved by was also Portugal’s heaviest defeat in the the occasion, he went on to thank all those who World Cup. contributed to Germany’s historic victory. › The 7:1 win over Brazil represented not only Roughly 36 hours earlier his team had defeated the heaviest World Cup defeat for a Brazilian Argentina in the World Cup final in Rio de Janeiro team, but also the largest winning margin with a 113th-minute goal from Mario Götze. of all time in a semi-final. This was Germany’s fourth World Cup triumph, › Miroslav Klose became the first player ever following similar success in 1954, 1974 and 1990. to appear in four World Cup semi-finals. -
Match Preview Palermo Milan
MATCH PREVIEW Giornata 12 SERIE A TIM 2016-2017 Palermo, 06/11/2016 STADIO RENZO BARBERA 15:00 PALERMO PAL MIL MILAN RISULTATI STAGIONALI Totali PTI GIOC VINTE NULLE PERSE GF GS MEDIA ING PALERMO 6 11 1 3 7 8 21 -15 MILAN 22 11 7 1 3 17 14 -1 MEDIA PTI GIOC VINTE NULLE PERSE GF GS Casa/Trasferta GOAL PALERMO 0 5 0 0 5 2 12 0.4 MILAN 7 5 2 1 2 6 8 1.2 ULTIMI PRECEDENTI 2015-16 23^ G PALERMO MILAN 0-2 03/02/2016 19'(1°T) C. BACCA, 33'(1°T) M. NIANG 2015-16 4^ G MILAN PALERMO 21'(1°T) C. BACCA, 40'(1°T) G. BONAVENTURA, 30'(2°T) C. 3-2 19/09/2015 32'(1°T) O. HILJEMARK, 27'(2°T) O. HILJEMARK BACCA 2014-15 29^ G PALERMO MILAN 1-2 04/04/2015 27'(2°T) P. DYBALA 37'(1°T) A. CERCI, 38'(2°T) J. MENEZ 2014-15 10^ G MILAN PALERMO 0-2 02/11/2014 23'(1°T)[A] C. ZAPATA, 26'(1°T) P. DYBALA 2012-13 29^ G MILAN PALERMO 2-0 17/03/2013 8'(1°T) M. BALOTELLI, 21'(2°T) M. BALOTELLI SERIE A TIM 2016-2017 1/9 Stampato il: 03/11/2016 alle 11:47:05 MATCH PREVIEW Giornata 12 SERIE A TIM 2016-2017 Palermo, 06/11/2016 STADIO RENZO BARBERA 15:00 PALERMO PAL MIL MILAN ROSA DELLE SQUADRE PALERMO PRES. A GOL A GOL 2016-17 PRES. -
India Stumbles to 55-4 Chasing 216 to Win Test
14 Tuesday 5th October, 2010 Under-19 Cricket India stumbles to 55-4 Chamod’s five wickets restrict chasing 216 to win Test Dharmapala BY REEMUS FERNANDO MOHALI, India (AP) - Paceman Ben Hilfenhaus struck Paceman Chamod Pathirana picked in his first over and added two up five wickets for S. Thomas’ College more wickets to give Australia the to restrict Dharmapala College to 112 edge in the first cricket Test as runs on the first day of their Under-19 India struggled to 55 for four at match which started at Mount Lavinia stumps Monday,chasing 216 to yesterday. win. In reply the Thomians were 135 for Australia was bowled out for six wickets when bad light stopped play 192 in its second innings late on early. day four, with Zaheer Khan taking Scores: the final three wickets to fall. Dharmapala 112 all out in 35 overs But India was in trouble early, (Isuru Gunathilaka 25, Chanuka with Hilfenhaus (3-22) trapping Mapatuna 20n.o; Chamod Pathirana Gautam Gambhir lbw in the first 5/21, Nilaksha Fernando 2/41) over - although there was some S. Thomas’ 135 for 6 in 51.2 overs doubt about the decision. (Nuwan Kavinda 59, Sachin Peiris Hilfenhaus then had Virender 47n.o, Rasitha Gamage 2/20, Kavindu Sehwag caught out for 17 with a Lakshan 4/19) short-pitched ball and, after Doug Bollinger had Rahul Dravid (13) Roy, Eranga hit half-centuries caught behind by Tim Paine, for Bens Hilfenhaus got Suresh Raina An unbeaten 54 runs from Roy caught at slip with another short Sheran and a half-century from Eranga delivery. -
Full Time Report SPORTING FC BAYERN MÜNCHEN
Full Time Report First Knock-out Round 1st leg - Wednesday 25 February 2009 Estádio José Alvalade - Lisbon SPORTING FC BAYERN MÜNCHEN 020:45 5 (0) (1) half time half time 16 Tiago 1 Michael Rensing 4 Anderson Polga 3 Lucio 7 Marat Izmailov 6 Martín Demichelis 11 Derlei 7 Franck Ribéry 12 Marco Caneira 9 Luca Toni 13 Tonel 31' 17 Mark van Bommel 15 Zé Roberto 26 Fábio Rochemback 17 Mark van Bommel 28 João Moutinho 18 Miroslav Klose 30 Leandro Romagnoli 21 Philipp Lahm 31 Liedson 23 Massimo Oddo 78 Abel 31 Bastian Schweinsteiger 42' 7 Franck Ribéry 19 Ricardo Batista 22 Hans Jörg Butt 3 Daniel Carriço 5 Daniel Van Buyten 5 Pedro Silva 8 HamitAltıntop 10 Simon Vukčević 45' 11 Lukas Podolski 18 Leandro Grimi 13 Tonel 37" 16 Andreas Ottl 20 Yannick Djaló 24 Tim Borowski 25 Bruno Pereirinha 30 Christian Lell Coach: Coach: Paulo Bento Jürgen Klinsmann Full Full Half Half Total shot(s) 9 13 Total shot(s) 5 14 10 Simon Vukčević in Shot(s) on target 1 1 7 Marat Izmailov out 61' 57' 18 Miroslav Klose Shot(s) on target 1 7 Free kick(s) to goal 0 0 25 Bruno Pereirinha in Free kick(s) to goal 0 1 78 Abel out 61' Save(s) 0 2 Save(s) 2 2 Corner(s) 4 5 63' 7 Franck Ribéry Corner(s) 4 6 Foul(s) committed 8 19 Foul(s) committed 8 21 Foul(s) suffered 7 19 in 30 Christian Lell Foul(s) suffered 8 19 67' Offside(s) 1 1 out 23 Massimo Oddo Offside(s) 2 2 20 Yannick Djaló in in 8 Hamit Altıntop Possession 56% 50% 11 Derlei out 71' 71' out 31 Bastian Schweinsteiger Possession 44% 50% Ball in play 15'19" 26'58" Ball in play 12'08" 26'22" Total ball in play 27'27" 53'20" Total ball in play 27'27" 53'20" in 5 Daniel Van Buyten 25 Bruno Pereirinha 80' 78' out 3 Lucio Referee: Bertrand Layec (FRA) Assistant referees: 84' 9 Luca Toni David Benech (FRA) Michael Annonier (FRA) Fourth official: Damien Ledentu (FRA) 90' UEFA delegate: Jim Stjerne Hansen (DEN) 3'00" 9 Luca Toni 22:37:04 CET Goal Booked Sentoff Substitution Penalty Owngoal Captain Goalkeeper Misses nextmatch if booked 25 Feb 2009 UEFA Media Information. -
PDF Numbers and Names
CeLoMiManca Checklist Calciatori 2010 - 2011 00 Calciatori-50 20 Francesco Caputo 40 Antonio Busce 60 Victor Hugo Mareco 80 Michele Canini 1 Scudetto (Bari) 21 Abdelkader Ghezzal 41 Federico Casarini 61 Gaetano Berardi 81 Lorenzo Ariaudo 2 Squadra/1 (Bari) 22 Vitalii Kutuzov 42 Albin Ekdal 62 Davide Baiocco 82 Davide Astori 3 Squadra/2 (Bari) 23 Paulo Vitor Barreto 43 Rene Krhin 63 Adam Vass 83 Alessandro Agostini 4 Gianpiero Ventura 24 Ignacio Castillo 44 Gaston Ramirez 64 Alessandro Budel 84 Dario Biasi 5 Jean Francois Gillet 25 Scudetto (Bologna) 45 Luca Siligardi 65 Perparim Hetemaj 85 Gabriele Perico 6 Daniele Padelli 26 Squadra/1 (Bologna) 46 Henry Gimenez 66 Nicolas Cordova 86 Simon Laner 7 Andrea Masiello 27 Squadra/2 (Bologna) 47 Marco Di Vaio 67 Panagiotis Kone 87 Daniele Conti 8 Nicola Belmonte 28 Alberto Malesani 48 Riccardo Meggiorini 68 Alessandro Diamanti 88 Davide Biondini 9 Alessandro Parisi 29 Emiliano Viviano 49 Scudetto (Brescia) 69 Riccardo Taddei 89 Radja Nainggolan 10 Andrea Raggi 30 Cristiano Lupatelli 50 Squadra/1 (Brescia) 70 Eder 90 Andrea Lazzari 11 Marco Rossi 31 Miguel Angel Britos 51 Squadra/2 (Brescia) 71 Davide Possanzini 91 Andrea Cossu 12 Salvatore Masiello 32 Daniele Portanova 52 Giuseppe Iachini 72 Andrea Caracciolo 92 Alex Pinardi 13 Nico Pulzetti 33 Gyorgy Garics 53 Matteo Sereni 73 Scudetto (Cagliari) 93 Daniele Ragatzu 14 Alessandro Gazzi 34 Matteo Rubin 54 Michele Arcari 74 Squadra/1 (Cagliari) 94 Alessandro Matri 15 Massimo Donati 35 Andrea Esposito 55 Francesco Bega 75 Squadra/2 (Cagliari) 95 -
Uefa Euro 2012 Match Press Kit
UEFA EURO 2012 MATCH PRESS KIT England Italy Quarter-finals Olympic Stadium, Kyiv Sunday 24 June 2012 20.45CET (21.45 local time) Contents Previous meetings.............................................................................................................2 Match background.............................................................................................................3 Match facts........................................................................................................................5 Team facts.........................................................................................................................7 Squad list...........................................................................................................................9 Head coach.....................................................................................................................11 Match officials..................................................................................................................12 Competition facts.............................................................................................................13 Match-by-match lineups..................................................................................................15 UEFA information............................................................................................................17 Legend............................................................................................................................18 -
PROGRAMS the Country, Or Order Them Online at Fifaworldcup.Com
PHILADELPHIA, PA JUNE 12TH –23RD GROUP B Collect all eight FIFA World Cup Group Stage covers across PROGRAMS the country, or order them online at FIFAWorldCup.com COLOMBUS, OH JUNE 11TH –22ND GROUP A PHILADELPHIA, PA JUNE 12TH –23RD GROUP B LOS ANGELES, CA JUNE 12TH –23RD GROUP C BOSTON, MA JUNE 13TH –23RD GROUP D Group A Group B Group C Group D Colombus, OH Philadelphia, PA Los Angeles, CA Boston, MA SEATTLE, WA JUNE 14TH –24TH GROUP E PHOENIX, AZ JUNE 13TH –23RD GROUP F INDIANAPOLIS, IN JUNE 15TH –25TH GROUP G MIAMI, FL JUNE 16TH –26TH GROUP H Group E Group F Group G Group H Seattle, WA Phoenix, AZ Indianapolis, IN Miami, FL IMAGE CREDITS: Steve Evans John Posadzides Chothia (FLICKR) adidas Italy Joscarfas (FLICKR) Rich Arden Rob Tringali Brian Hubbard Steve Rodgers HISTORY A Look back Background info on the players, coaches, and events HISTORY that have shaped our chances in the 2026 World Cup. – 1930 – – 1934 – – 1938 – – 1950 – – 1954 – – 1958 – Uruguay Italy France Brazil Switzerland Sweden The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup brings together the world’s best sport- ing countries every four years in a global celebration of everything the game of soccer stands for. According to their mission statement, authenticity, unity, performance, and integrity lie at the heart of each tournament that FIFA puts together in hopes of building a better future. The champion- ship has been awarded every four years since the inaugural tournament in 1930, except in 1942 and 1946 when it was not held because of World War II. -
Panini Super Strikes Champions League 2009/2010
www.soccercardindex.com Panini Super Strikes Champions League 2009/10 checklist AC Milan 51 Florent Malouda 102 Bojan Krkic 152 Samuel Eto'o 1 Christian Abbiati 52 Frank Lampard 103 Thier Henry 153 Mario Balotelli 2 Alessandro Nesta 53 Salomon Kalou 104 Lionel Messi (C) 154 Diego Milito 3 Thiago Silva 54 Daniel Sturridge 105 Andrés Iniesta (C) 155 Maicon (C) 4 Gianluca Zambrotta 55 Nicolas Anelka 106 Carles Puyol (FF) 156 Samuel Eto'o (C) 5 Andrea Pirlo 56 Didier Drogba 107 Victor Valdés (GS) 157 Javier Zanetti (FF) 6 Massimo Ambrosini 57 John Terry (C) 108 Zlatan Ibrahimovic (SP) 158 Julio César (GS) 7 Mathieu Flamini 58 Didier Drogba (C) 109 Xavi Hemandez (SP) 159 Esteban Cambiasso 8 Gennaro Gattuso 59 John Terrry (FF) 160 Lucio (SP) 9 Clarence Seedorf 60 Frank Lampard (FF) FC Bayern München 10 Ronaldinho 61 Petr Cech (GS) 110 Michael Rensing Porto 11 Filippo Inzaghi 62 Michael Essien (SP) 111 Edson Braafheid 161 Helton 12 Alexandre Pato 63 Nicolas Anelka (SP) 112 Martin Demichelis 162 Bruno Alves 13 Ronaldinho (C) 113 Philip Lahm 163 Jorge Fucile 14 Pato (C) PFC CSKA Moskva 114 Daniel van Buyten 164 Rolando 15 Gennaro Gattuso (FF) 64 Igor Akinfeev 115 Anatoli Tymoshchuk 165 Raul Meireles 16 Christian Abbiati (GS) 65 Sergei Ignashevich 116 Danijel Pranijc 166 Mariano Gonzalez 17 Andrea Pirlo (SP) 66 Deividas Semberas 117 Mark van Bommel 167 Femando Belluschi 67 Evgeni Aldonin 118 Bastian Schweinsteiger 168 Radamel Falcao AZ Alkmaar 68 Daniel Carvalho 119 Franck Ribéry 169 Hulk 18 Sergio Romero 69 Milos Krasic 120 Hamit Altintop 170 -
Alexander-Arnold Named in England WC Squad
THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2018 19 England World Cup Alexander-Arnold named winner Wilson dies in England WC squad Ray Wilson (Manchester City), Phil Jones Goalkeeper Joe Hart (Manchester United), Harry • Maguire (Leicester), Danny BBC | London and midfielder Jack Rose (Tottenham Hotspur), Wilshere have not been John Stones (Manchester City), ay Wilson, a member included,along with Kieran Trippier (Tottenham Rof England’s World left-back Ryan Bertrand Hotspur), Kyle Walker (Man- Cup-winning side, has died, chester City), Ashley Young aged 83. At 31, the left-back (Manchester United). was the oldest player in Sir England start Midfielders: Dele Alli (Tot- Alf Ramsey’s starting XI their• Group G tenham Hotspur), Eric Dier which overcame West Ger- campaign against (Tottenham Hotspur), Jordan many 4-2 in the 1966 final at Tunisia on 18 June Henderson (Liverpool), Jesse Wembley. He spent most of 28 days to go…… Lingard (Manchester United), his club career at Hudders- Trent Alexander-Arnold Ruben Loftus-Cheek (Chelsea). field Town before moving to BBC | London Forwards: Harry Kane (Tot- Everton, where he helped for Chelsea team-mate Ruben Panama and Belgium. squad we can be excited about,” tenham), Marcus Rashford the Toffees win the 1966 FA ncapped 19-year-old Liv- Loftus-Cheek and Burnley goal- Liverpool midfielder Adam Southgate said. “It is a young (Manchester United), Raheem Cup. erpool defender Trent keeper Nick Pope. Lallana is one of five players group but with some really im- Sterling (Manchester City), Derbyshire-born Wilson, UAlexander-Arnold has Goalkeeper Joe Hart and mid- on standby for the tournament, portant senior players.” Jamie Vardy (Leicester), Danny who also played for Oldham been named in Gareth South- fielder Jack Wilshere have not along with Burnley keeper Tom Goalkeepers: Jack Butland Welbeck (Arsenal).