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Blev Eucador ikke snydt for et mål mod Uruguay?

Mindes jeg så en offside kendelse, som var så dårligt dømt at Serie A fremstår fejlfri.

Yup - den var grim - Uruguay har i den grad været heldige med dommerkendelser den seneste tid - de vandt pga tvivlsomme dommerkendelser i Lima også...

den her er decideret kriminel...

http://www.youtube.com/w…F3azq9fBrRE

Så er det godt en "mindre" nation kan vinde over dem, det burde jo ikke kunne lade sig gøre med de stjerner Uruguay har.

Har du for resten overvejet at lave en tråd inde på klubsnak, om netop Sydamerikansk fodbold?

Istedetfor denne tråd?

Goi

Jeg har det ihvertfald anstrengt med ham her...her i kampen mod Peru...

http://www.youtube.com/w…-JUOBSzWgJs

og den peruvianske analyse efter kampen af bla den argentinske dommers "præstation"


Tja jeg havde en diskussion med Dibben om at lave en decideret tråd på et tidspunkt - vi blev enige om vi jo havde en i forvejen ...latinoer anstrenger sig ikke mere end højest nødvendigt.

http://www.youtube.com/w…nMTAP385Kmg

De Felippe suffers first defeat as Independiente boss

Independiente’s 6 match unbeaten run came to an end in Isidro Casanova as they lost 1-0 to Almirante Brown. A game which was in some doubt during the week over ticketing issues went ahead as planned and it was a great day for the locals of La Matanza, taking the scalp of one of Argentina’s biggest teams. Federico Carballo’s fierce first half strike gave Almirante the win and leaves El Rojo a long way off the pace in their bid to return to the Primera.

Earlier, Huracan returned to winning ways as they wait to announce new manager, Frank Kudelka. 6 without a win Huracan swept aside troubled Aldosivi to leave them in the relegation zone. Goals from Mauro Milano , Juan Arraya , Matias Defederico and Alejandro Romero Gamarra gave Huracan a much needed 4-1 win.


HURACAN 4 – 1 ALDOSIVI

http://www.youtube.com/w…-50odPzt1s0

ALMIRANTE BROWN 1 – 0 INDEPENDIENTE

http://www.youtube.com/w…NOraQ-6PiB4



mål 12 runde

http://www.youtube.com/w…SOPpmIXqK08

FIFA World Cup Qualifying Preview: Peru v Bolivia

Bolivia will look to lift themselves off the foot of the table in their final FIFA World Cup qualification match in Peru on Tuesday.

Xabier Azkargorta´s side have endured a disappointing campaign in the South American qualifying section, with just two victories taken from their 15 fixtures.

They sit bottom of the pool, one point behind eighth-placed Paraguay, but could restore some pride by taking maximum points against Sergio Markarian´s men at the Estadio Nacional de Lima.

If Bolivia do pick up their third win of the campaign and Paraguay fail to beat second-placed Colombia in Asuncion, they would at least avoid the ignominy of propping up the final standings.

However, Azkargorta´s team are on a run of eight games without victory, with their last win coming in a 2-1 friendly triumph over Haiti in February.

There were signs of improvement in a 1-1 draw at home to Ecuador in their last qualifier though, when they were only denied a win as Felipe Caicedo´s penalty cancelled out Jaime Arrascaita´s opener.

Flamengo striker Marcelo Moreno is the man Bolivia will look to provide the attacking impetus against Peru, with the 26-year-old having four goals to his name thus far in the campaign.

Victory will not come easy, however, with Peru desperate to end their own winless run.

Markarian´s side have gone five matches without victory, and have lost their last three matches in a row.

Peru could feasibly finish bottom of the group if Bolivia reverse a four-goal swing, and Paraguay beat Colombia.

Key to their hopes will be Schalke forward Jefferson Farfan, who has notched five goals in the pool so far.

Their latest fixture saw them take an unlikely 1-0 lead against Argentina through Claudio Pizarro´s 21st-minute strike last Friday.

But they were unable to hold out in Buenos Aires, as a brace from Ezequiel Lavezzi and a Rodrigo Palacio goal earned a 3-1 victory for the group winners.

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Istedetfor denne tråd?

Jeg har det egentlig også ganske fint med at den er "gemt" lidt væk. Ellers vil tosser i tide og utide komme ind og kritisere alle de indlæg som Deportivo sender ud på spansk eller engelsk. Det har været bredt accepteret fra starten af herinde. Man kan nok ikke kalde det helt for en blog, men vi hygger os herinde.

Jeg har det egentlig også ganske fint med at den er "gemt" lidt væk. Ellers vil tosser i tide og utide komme ind og kritisere alle de indlæg som Deportivo sender ud på spansk eller engelsk. Det har været bredt accepteret fra starten af herinde. Man kan nok ikke kalde det helt for en blog, men vi hygger os herinde.

Lige præcis og det er det vigtigste

Hvad angår det spanske forsøger jeg at holde mig til Telam/ESPN - det er nemt at forstå. Kayokay og dig er jo nede med det spanske, umiddelbart vil jeg mene at FF17, 1899 Barca og til dels Latino-Bosse også er inde over det. NPATO,SAMBA ligeså, portugesisk og spansk er jo lingvistisk set tættere på hinanden end dansk og svensk. TR1986 er midt i processen men han skal nok lære det - ellers er artiklerne ikke sværere end man sagtens kan forstå den ved brug af Google translate. "Italienerne" burde også sagtens kunne følge med. Vi mangler vel bare at få opgraderet Goi til " RACING RACING " Status istedet for bare "Racing". Hvad blev der egentligt af vores chilenske medarbejder Trendycentofanti - det er da meget længe siden jeg har set noget til ham ?

FIFA World Cup Qualifying Preview: Costa Rica v Mexico

Mexico travel to Costa Rica on Tuesday knowing their hopes of qualifying for the FIFA World Cup are still very much in the balance.

Victor Manuel Vucetich´s men head into their final CONCACAF qualifier in fourth place following victory in the new manager´s first game in charge against Panama on Friday.

Mexico are now in pole position for a spot in the intercontinental play-off with New Zealand in November, but appear unlikely to overhaul third-placed Honduras and seal automatic qualification.

Vucetich´s side would need three points against Costa Rica, a victory for bottom-placed Jamaica over Honduras and a two-goal swing in their favour to finish third.

The visitors should take confidence from their success over Panama, but face a tough opponent in Costa Rica, who suffered only their second defeat of the final round of qualification in Honduras three days ago.

Jorge Luis Pinto´s Costa Rica - who have already ensured their place at next year´s finals - have also not lost at home since September 2012.

It was Mexico who triumphed on that day as they ran out 2-0 victors in the second round of qualification, but the hosts will be eager to exact revenge against a team they have not beaten since 2001.

Defeat for Mexico could allow Panama - who are three points behind in fifth ahead of their game with pool winners United States - to move into the play-off spot.

The onus will be on the likes of Javier Hernandez, who has scored five times in qualifying, and Raul Jimenez - scorer of the late winner against Panama - to help them avoid that scenario.

A draw will be enough for Mexico to wrap up their place in the play-off, but Vucetich´s men will be determined to record successive victories for the first time since July in San Jose.

Jeg overvejer faktisk at lære Spansk, jeg skal til Eucador næste sommer.

Jeg overvejer faktisk at lære Spansk, jeg skal til Eucador næste sommer.

Det kan jeg kun anbefale. Den bedste måde er dog at tage på sprogskole i landet. Det lærer du LANGT mere af. Jeg var på 5 ugers sprogskole i Costa Rica og der lærte jeg langt mere end de 3 år jeg havde det i gymnasiet og de kurser jeg havde lige inden jeg skulle afsted.