Showing posts with label FIFA 2010 Qualifier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FIFA 2010 Qualifier. Show all posts
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France 1-1 Republic of Ireland: Gallas controversial goal
French finally escaped to the World Cup. Les Bleus winning 2-1 on aggregate over the Republic of Ireland after a 1-1 draw on leg II. France should be grateful to the controversial William Gallas goal.
In a game at the Stade de France Stadium on Wednesday (18/11/2009) , Ireland is in the first leg 0-1 defeat appeared to attack since the first minute. As a result they managed to score a goal on 32 minutes through Robbie Keane.
Afterward they continued to press the defense of France, but always failed to creates goals. Until the game 90 minutes walk, no goals are successfully created both teams.
Action was continued to the half of extra time, where the controversy occurred. Gallas managed to equalize 1-1 after breaking into nets Gallas Shay Given. Goal is practically controversial because there first ball handsball from Thierry Henry.
The game finally ended with the score 1-1 and France won the right to a ticket to South Africa.
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Bosnia 0-1 Portugal: Stronger
Bosnia & Herzegovina is recognizedby Carlos Queiroz as a potential team failed to bring in Portugal. Seleccao das Quinas But if they prove stronger than his opponent.
1-0 victory in leg I, the road to Portugal World Cup 2010 will be difficult to predict. Living a Second leg at home to Bosnia's famous haunted, many suspect that the European Cup finalists in 2004 that would have made a mess.
However, Portugal was able to show their maturity as a big team with a 1-0 victory back goals by Raul Meireles. The visitors even perform better than when competing in Lisbon last weekend and created many chances on goal Bosnia.
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Slovenia 1-0 Russia: Away goal advantage
Slovenia Steps to ensure South Africa after removing Russia via away goals advantage. On the second leg playoffs, overcoming Slovenia 1-0 Red Bears team.
Russia entertained in Slovenia> av Ljudski stadium, Maribor, Wednesday (18/11/2009). In the first party in Russia, Robert Koren et al 1-2 defeat.
Slovenia needs to drive 1-0 victory to South Africa next year. Minimum requirements are met over Zlatko Dedic who use bait Valter Birsa's goal tore the visitors a minute before the interval.
Action between the two Eastern European countries are going strong. The referee issued six yellow cards for each of the three players from each team, and two red cards.
All the red card given to the Russian player Alexander Kerzhakov the 67th minute and Yuri Shirkov few minutes before the fight ended.
1-0 score lasted until the action is closed. This is the second time to escape to Slovenia World Cup, having previously participated in the tournament in 2002.
Teams
Slovenia: Handanovic; Cesar, Brecko, Suler, Jokic, Radosavljevic, Koren, Kirm, Dedic (Stevanovic 90 '), Birsa (Pejknic 78'), Novakovic
Russia: Akinfeev; Ignashevich, Berezutsky, Anyukov, Zhirkov, Yanbaev (Semak 45 '), Zurianov, Biyaletdinov (Pogrebnyak 77'), Denisov, Arshavin, Pavlyuchenko (Kerzhakov 45 ')
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Ukraine 0-1 Greece: Suprising through
Greece managed to secure a ticket in South Africa next year. The condition was created after they managed to bend the Ukraine hosts 1-0.
Results were also a total aggregate in the first leg after the two teams drew 'glasses.
This is the first time Greece qualify for the World Cup since 1994, where they managed to secure a ticket to the United States. But then they become month-monthly Group D, as the only team that did not gain points, while the other three to collect six points.
In a game in the Donbas Arena, Donetsk,Wednesday (18/11/2009) was born of Greek victory Dimitris Salpigidis shot from a distance of eight meters after receiving feedback from Georgios Samaras in the 32nd minute.
Ukraine actually got a number of opportunities mature. Among them through Andrei Shevchenko who failed to take advantage of a rebound after goalkeeper Alexandros failed Tzorvas Alexander Aliev dismissed the kick perfectly.
After penetration, the host continued to launch attacks. But the Greek defense look good while Ukraine's is not covered. Their last opportunity through Oleg Gusev still widening.
Lineup
Ukraine:
Pyatov, Rakits, Kucher, Tymoschuk, Yarmolenko, Shevchenko, Aliyev (Seleznynov '57), Milivkiy (Gai'65), Yeugen, Kobin, Mikhalik (Gai'65)
Greece:
Tzorvas, Moras, Spiropulos, Katsouranis, Charisteas (Tziolis '71), Karagounis, Vyntra, Salpingidis, Vyntra, Papastathopoulos (Plitsiakos 29), Kyrgiakos, Samaras (Gekas '62)
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Portugal 1-0 Bosnia : Bruno Alves goal
Playing on its own, can only Portugal 1-0 win over Bosnia & Herzegovina on Leg I 2010 World Cup playoff. Host a single goal from Bruno Alves was born.
Despite winning 1-0, Portugal should not satisfied with these results. Because four days from now they must turn visited Bosnia and Herzegovina to undergo the second game.
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Russia 2-1 Slovenia: Bilyaletdinov double
Russia was scooped victory over Slovenia 2-1 in the first playoff action in 2010 World Cup European zone. But the victory was a 'Red Bear' is still far from the safe.
Russia's two goals in a game held at the Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow, Saturday (14/11/2009),scored by Diniyar Bilyaletdinov. One goal replies by Necj Pecnik Slovenia.
This victory made Russia are now looking for a draw when change come to the headquarters of Slovenia, Wednesday (18/11), to escape to South Africa. Even so, Slovenia chance is still very open, too.
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Republic of Ireland 0-1 France: Anelkas's goal
France slightly above the wind to go forward to the World Cup finals in 2010. Republic of Ireland hosted the first leg playoff, 'Rooster Team' thanks to a goal to win a single Nicolas Anelka.
It took 72 minutes for France to break the Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Shay Given was escorted in a game dihelat at Croke Park, Saturday (14/11/2009). Anelka made a goal that made the final score to 1-0.
Thus, while the French could slim advantage for speeding since the turn of the second meeting will be the host. Les Bleus will host the Republic of Ireland at the Stade de France on Tuesday (17/11/2009).
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