Laola! Soccer: September 2005 Archives

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September 28, 2005

Chelsea in revenge Champions League match against Liverpool

[Sports Betting Tips for Baseball MLB, NFL & NCAA College Football, Boxing, Golf, Tennis Handicap] Meanwhile Spaniard Nacho Novo has been ruled out of Rangers' trip to Inter Milan and other big matches include 2003 winners AC Milan at Germany's Schalke 04, Real Madrid hosting Olympiakos and 2004 champions Porto against FC Bratislava.

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Club Bruge 1-2 Juventus: Vieira sees red

[The Soccer Weblog - "Your ultimate guide to soccer" - Bolton 2-1 L'motiv Plovdiv: Borgetti saves blushes] Italian champions Juventus opened their Champions League campaign with a scrappy 2-1 victory in Bruges, ending the match with 10 men after Patrick Vieira was sent off in the last minute.

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September 28, 2005

Chelsea in revenge Champions League match against Liverpool

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Club Bruge 1-2 Juventus: Vieira sees red

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September 25, 2005

Players for the game with Finland

[Pariuri sportive - cote si noutati] These are the players from foreign championships called by Piturca: Bogdan Lobont (Ajax Amsterdam) - goalkeeper; Cosmin Contra (Getafe), Flavius Stoican, Razvan Rat (both from Shakhtar Donetsk), Adrian Iencsi (Spartak Moscow), Pompiliu Stoica (FC Moscow) - defenders;

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S Prague 1-1 Ajax: Sneijder saver

[The Soccer Weblog - "Your ultimate guide to soccer" - Bolton 2-1 L'motiv Plovdiv: Borgetti saves blushes] Ajax had been chasing the match since the 66th minute when Sparta substitute Miroslav Matusovic scored from around 23 metres into the top right-hand corner after picking up a deflected ball.

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September 24, 2005

Michael Owen

[Soccer Betting Tips and Odds - UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup, FA Cup and World Cup] Formerly known as the Charity Shield, The FA Community Shield is the traditional curtain-raiser to the domestic season between the League and FA Cup Champions.The first Charity Shield match was played in 1908 between Manchester United, reigning Football League Champions, and Queens Park Rangers, then Southern League Champions. In 1974 FA Secretary Ted Croker proposed that the Shield should be played at Wembley as a curtain-raiser to the new season between the reigning League Champions and FA Cup holders.

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September 19, 2005

Soccer

[The Daily Drivel] The second graders woke up on Saturday afternoon, putting a hurt on the Leopards, 3-1. There’s nothing like tenacious soccer, when both teams just keep it moving up and down the field.

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[Soccer Betting Tips and Odds - UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup, FA Cup and World Cup] Frenchman Gerard Houllier's rehabilitation as a manager gained ground as French champions Lyon thrashed nine-time European champions Real Madrid 3-0 in their opening Champions League group match. Houllier's former team and reigning titleholders Liverpool also won for good measure beating another Spanish side Real Betis 2-1 in Seville.

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NOT REALLY A REPLACEMENT FOR EMINEM

[No Rock&Roll Fun] NOT REALLY A REPLACEMENT FOR EMINEM What would be the worst thing you could think of happening at a 50 Cent gig? Besides someone turning up to shoot...

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September 11, 2005

FIFPro World XI Player Awards

[PR Blogger] Taylor Herring, the entertainment, music and media specialists are handling the PR account for the FIFPro World XI Player Awards held at the Wembley Conference and Exhibition Centre on the 19th September, in what should promise to be an excellent football event watched by over 300 million viewers.

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Season opener

[Ho John Lee’s Weblog] Season opener September 10th, 2005 AYSO soccer season started this weekend. Tags: ayso, soccer, paloalto Posted in Photos |...

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September 09, 2005

Championship League wrap: Inter Milan 1-1 Shakhtar Donetsk

[The Soccer Weblog - "Your ultimate guide to soccer" - Newcastle complete Owen transfer coup] The lack of home support barely troubled Inter who went ahead in the 13th minute when striker Alvaro Recoba beat Shakhtar keeper Jan Lustuvka with a precise shot through a group of players which went in at the far post. ustuvka pulled off a fine double-save to prevent Santiago Solari putting the home side ahead again and Tomas Hubschman turned a powerful shot by Adriano behind for a corner.

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Non-spectator of the day

[cricket.rickeyre.com] It's a sign of the times that 319 runs in a day can be considered a disappointing effort from England. Despite a great knock from Andrew Strauss and a pretty darn good one from Andrew Flintoff, I think Australia have their noses in front right now, although this is almost singularly due to the geniu....

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September 07, 2005

Champions League group draw

[The Soccer Weblog - "Your ultimate guide to soccer" - Newcastle complete Owen transfer coup] Champions League group draw Filed in archive UEFA Champions League Holders Liverpool will play Premier League champions Chelsea in the group stage of...

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September 05, 2005

US Qualifies for World Cup

[WombatNation] Whenever Mexico loses, he’s always full of excuses and complaints. This time after yet another loss in the US (they haven’t scored a goal here since 1999), he said “They [the US] play like my sister, my aunt, and my grandmother.”

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Are you ready for some football?

[Yowling from the Fencepost] Maybe the US soccer team made it into the World Cup, but I wouldn't place my bets on them just yet. With any luck, they can pique the interest of Americans in both the short and long term.

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Chelsea FC

[Soccer Betting Tips and Odds - UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup, FA Cup and World Cup] Inter's announcement that they were calling off the visit had been criticized by London mayor Ken Livingstone. A statement on Inter's website, explaining their reasons for staying at home, said: "Football takes a step back because of increasing serious events which touch the sensitivity of everyone."

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