Snak

Che Guevara smiler sikkert fra himlen.

Blandi er fremragende!!!

San Lorenzo-Rosario Central slut. 2-1 til San Lorenzo på to mål af Nicolas Blandi.

:-)

Nicolas Blandi, altså en overskudsbolivianer fra Boca ??

Argentina Primera Division Wrap: San Lorenzo silence Rosario, Colon held


San Lorenzo moved within one point of Argentina Primera Division leaders Colon, while Newell´s continued their resurgence with a big win.

Substitute Nicolas Blandi scored a late brace for San Lorenzo as they came from behind to defeat Rosario Central 2-1 on Thursday.

Leaders of the Primera Division´s Torneo Final - Colon - had been held to a 1-1 draw on Tuesday by Godoy Cruz, which gave Torneo Inicial champions San Lorenzo the chance to edge closer to the top of the standings.

After Rosario striker Carlos Luna had stunned the home crowd with a goal in the fourth minute, San Lorenzo looked to have wasted that chance.

But a 59th-minute red card to visiting defender Rafael Delgado gave San Lorenzo the upper hand and the hosts pulled off an impressive comeback when Blandi struck in the 85th and 88th minutes.

It got worse for Rosario as well with Hernan Encina sent off in the 90th minute.

Colon remain first in the table with 13 points but San Lorenzo (12) and Estudiantes (11) are both within striking distance, while Godoy Cruz, Belgrano and Velez Sarsfield (all 10) could draw level with the leaders over the weekend.

Newell´s thumped Velez 4-1 on Wednesday to make it seven points from their past three games as the reigning Torneo Final champions rose to seventh position in the table.

The opening three rounds of the Torneo Final had seen Newell´s fail to win but they have now moved to nine points after two wins and a draw in their past three matches.

Victor Figueroa was the key man for Newell´s at the Estadio Marcelo Alberto Bielsa, setting up two goals and scoring the home side´s fourth with an audacious chip.

Figueroa´s corner in first-half stoppage time saw Gabriel Heinze open the scoring for Newell´s, while Milton Casco made it 2-0 just after the break after playing a one-two with Ezequiel Ponce.

A brilliant passing move in the 55th minute saw Cristian Diaz score the hosts´ third goal with Figueroa providing the decisive pass, chipping the ball over Velez´s defence for his teammate to volley home.

Velez hit back with 11 minutes remaining through Roberto Nanni but Figueroa ensured Newell´s finished the match on a high, chipping visiting goalkeeper Sebastian Sosa from inside his attacking half in the 88th minute.

In other results, Boca Juniors defeated Olimpo 2-0, Tigre held River Plate to a scoreless draw, Lanus edged out Racing Club 1-0, Gimnasia La Plata drew 1-1 with Atletico Rafaela, Quilmes won 2-0 at Arsenal, Belgrano drew 1-1 with Estudiantes, while All Boys versus Argentinos Juniors remained goalless.

mål

http://www.youtube.com/w…A6zp6kc_yx4

Polémico gesto de Alfaro al ser expulsado por Álvarez

BUENOS AIRES -- El entrenador de Arsenal, Gustavo Alfaro, fue expulsado durante el partido ante Quilmes por protestar y antes de retirarse del campo le hizo un gesto polémico al árbitro Luis Alvarez.

"Ya sé que te llamaron por teléfono", le dijo el técnico al árbitro, agregando el gesto de la eventual llamada con su mano derecha sobre su oreja.

Alfaro explotó de bronca luego del primer gol de Quilmes, marcado por el uruguayo Sebastián Martínez, y Alvarez optó por expulsarlo tras recibir las reiteradas protestas.

Luego del encuentro, que terminaría 2-0 a favor de los quilmeños, los jugadores de Arsenal también le protestaron varias jugadas al árbitro, que se tuvo que retirar al vestuario custodiado.

Caruso valoró la entrega de Quilmes

BUENOS AIRES -- El entrenador Ricardo Caruso Lombardi afirmó que "poniendo el corazón" en pos del objetivo de mantenerse en Primera, Quilmes está haciendo "un buen papel" en el Torneo Final.

"Jugaron con mucha voluntad y entrega, terminaron todos acalambrados. Poniendo el corazón terminamos haciendo un buen papel, y ojalá logremos cumplir el objetivo de esta manera", destacó Caruso.

El triunfo por 2-0 sobre Arsenal en Sarandí fue el segundo consecutivo de Quilmes, que venía de ganarle a Tigre 1-0 en el sur del Conurbano bonaerense.

"Al comienzo de este ciclo nos tocó perder contra Colón y San Lorenzo, pero sabemos lo que tenemos que hacer en cada partido. Hay varios lesionados, suspendidos, y es gratificante que chicos que estaban tapados como (Sergio) Hipperdinger demuestren lo que son capaces de hacer teniendo minutos de juego", concluyó, haciendo referencia al autor del segundo gol.

Bauza: "Supimos jugar contra la ansiedad. Fue un triunfo valioso"

BUENOS AIRES -- El entrenador de San Lorenzo, Edgardo Bauza, consideró que su equipo le ganó a Rosario Central por 2 a 1, "porque supo jugar contra la ansiedad de la gente".

"El partido ya era difícil antes de jugarlo y se complicó el doble después del gol de ellos en el inicio del juego. Igual supimos jugar contra la ansiedad de la gente y nos quedamos con un triunfo valioso", detalló Bauza.

"En el entretiempo, traté de transmitirle mucha tranquilidad a los jugadores. Pensé los cambios para abrir la cancha y encontramos el triunfo por dos desbordes", agregó.

Y siguió: "Pero para esto hubo un buen partido de los defensores, ya que fueron muy valientes cuando nos plantamos en campo rival. En el segundo tiempo monopolizamos el juego", puntualizó.

Bauza, de 56 años, finalmente señaló: "Me voy conforme porque los futbolistas sostuvieron el ritmo durante todo el partido. Y lo ganamos con voluntad y esfuerzo".

Por su parte, Nicolás Blandi, el ex goleador de Boca que fue la figura en el triunfo de San Lorenzo sobre Rosario Central, aseguró que el mérito del éxito estuvo en que "lo buscamos todo el partido".

Blandi, quien ingresó en el minuto 25 del segundo tiempo, marcó dos goles que le valieron los tres puntos al equipo que dirige Edgardo Bauza, que venía de una derrota y de una paupérrima labor ante River Plate en el Monumental.

Justamente, Blandi se refirió a esto y enfatizó que "este triunfo creo que vale mucho, vení­amos de perder un partido en el que no hicimos las cosas bien".

El delantero, de 24 años, jugó 269 minutos en lo que va del torneo Final y convirtió tres goles, que le significaron seis puntos al equipo del bajo Flores, ya que el anterior significó triunfo sobre Racing por 1 a 0 en la segunda fecha.

Afvikling af udsatte kampe I Colombia


Runde 8

Deportes Tolima - Independiente Santa Fé 0-0


Runde 6

Deportivo Cali - Attletico Huila 1-0

1-0 Robin Ramirez

http://www.youtube.com/w…Oq87KiYiNyg

Runde 10

Atletico Nacional - Uniautonoma 3-1

1-0 Jeffeson Duque 2-0 Sherman Cárdenas 3-0 Jhon Valoy 3-1 Michael Barrios

http://www.youtube.com/w…-fh2Az17aY4



Uruguay - Runde 3

Peñarol - Rentistas 1-2


http://www.youtube.com/w…r2yI-9hPRVg


Ecuador - Runde 7

Loja - Independiente JT 1-2


http://www.youtube.com/w…FabUA6o4hPk

Hvorfor var jeg ikke på i går. Det så ud til I havde en spændende diskussion omkring Costa Ricas muligheder og Italiens deroute. Det bliver svært for Costa Rica og alt skal gå op i en højere enhed, men jeg synes heller ikke deter umuligt. Der er efterhånden en del spillere på det costaricanske landshold, der er med på højeste niveau, men det kræver fx også at en spiller som Oviedo, når at blive sin skade kvit. Det costaricanske hold har flere spændende spillere, men det kan vi vente med at snakke om til vi kommer tættere på VM.

Jeg mente selvfølgelig at Italien var i gruppe med Paraguay og ikke Uruguay ved sidste VM. Paraguay-Uruguay same same :D

Brazil international racially abused

Santos midfielder Arouca was racially abused by fans while giving a postmatch interview to reporters in the latest case of racism to hit the hosts of the 2014 World Cup.

Arouca, who played for Brazil´s national team last year, was on the field talking to reporters after his team´s 5-2 win in the Sao Paulo state championship on Thursday when some fans in the stands called him "monkey."

The insults came a day after a referee said he was targeted by racist fans before and after a match, and less than a month after another Brazilian player was insulted in a Copa Libertadores game in Peru.

´´It´s better to block that out, better not to listen to these people, if you can actually call them people,´´ said the 27-year-old Arouca, who scored one of Santos´ goals in the interior city of Mogi Mirim. ´´It´s hard to talk about what is happening these days. It´s tough, but we know it happens, not only in soccer. I just hope someone can do something serious about it because it´s lamentable.´´

While still talking to reporters, Arouca kept looking at the stands to try to find the fans who yelled at him. Reporters later said the insults came from a group of three or four Mogi Mirim fans.

Brazil has been making headlines for the wrong reasons as it tries to get ready for the World Cup. In addition to problems finishing stadiums and infrastructure work, the country has also been dealing with several cases of fan violence and court disputes that threaten to delay this year´s Brazilian league because of a controversial sports tribunal decision that altered the results of last year´s tournament.

´´We can´t let something like this happen, especially with the World Cup just around the corner,´´ Santos coach Oswaldo de Oliveira said after the insults to Arouca. ´´These people need to be punished.´´

Police officials said they would try to find the fans responsible.

On Wednesday, referee Marcio Chagas da Silva said some fans called him ´´monkey´´ and told him to ´´return to the jungle´´ before a match in the Rio Grande do Sul state championship. He said his car was vandalised and bananas were left on top of it.

´´Unfortunately, this type of attitude is still happening in this country,´´ Silva said.

Last month, Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff gave her support to a black Brazilian player who was taunted with monkey chants every time he touched the ball during a Copa Libertadores match in Peru. On her Twitter feed, Rousseff called the incident involving Cruzeiro player Tinga ´´sad,´´ adding that ´´sports can never serve as a stage for prejudice.´´

Racist behaviour is a longstanding problem at matches in Europe. FIFA has sponsored anti-racism campaigns that have had modest levels of success, and it has promised to raise more awareness during this year´s World Cup.