Prove Yourself As a Real Madrid Champions League Spain
TRIBUNNEWS.COM, BILBAO - Real Madrid squad proved to be the best club in the midst of the Spanish League. In the away match at home to Athletic Bilbao, Cristiano Ronaldo and his friends succeeded in picking the perfect point to produce three goals without reply at the Stadio San Mames, Thursday (05/03/2012).
Real Madrid have won the game show and will ultimately ensure a champion of the Spanish league has seen in the early minutes after kick off begins.
The game is quick and short passes techniques obviously increase the benefits of Real Madrid for the home team Athletic Bilbao. Real Madrid opened the scoring first through Gonzalo Higuain foot in the 16th minute in a well-organized attack from midfield.
Additional goals in Real Madrid re-created the 20th minute, this time through the legs Mesut Ozil's cross which Cristiano Ronaldo mature. Ronaldo received the ball cold Ozil who directs the ball to the left Bilbao goalkeeper, Gorka Iraizoz.
Cristiano Ronaldo Real Madrid closed the victory with the score 3-0 with a header that accurate, so the ball can not be anticipated by both the defense of Athletic Bilbao.
This apparent victory was greeted cheerfully by the Real Madrid camp, all the players hugged each other Real Madrid moved into the Spanish league champions. Even the Real Madrid coach, Jose Mourinho appears embracing his players. Mourinho too busy to be carried by the player Real Madrid and his body thrown into the air three times.
Although still leaves two matches left, but the points Real Madrid is no longer possible overtaken by a rival club, Barcelona. Of the 36 matches, Real Madrid pocketed the value 94, while Barcelona won only 36 games of 87 points, clear of the points that was impossible to catch Real Madrid.
Chelsea Vs. Barcelona Final Score, 2012 UEFA Champions League:
Didier Drogba Fires Blues To Victory
Chelsea
will be heading to Camp Nou with a lead in their UEFA Champions League
tie after pulling off a fantastic 1-0 win over Barcelona on Wednesday
night. The visitors created an incredible amount of chances and had an
unbelievable 80 percent of the possession, but never found the back of
the net. Didier Drogba scored the winning goal, capping off a brilliant counter in first half stoppage time.
The first half was all Barcelona until Drogba's goal at the very end
of the period. Alexis Sanchez had the first big chance of the match in
the 9th minute, when he chipped Petr Cech and hit the crossbar. A minute later, Gary Cahill shot just wide on a long throw for Chelsea. This would be one of just two real chances for Chelsea in the first half.
Barca had 75 percent of the possession in the first 45 minutes and plenty of chances, the best of which was a bad miss by Cesc Fabregas on a wide open net in the 17th minute. Fabregas and Lionel Messi would force saves out of Cech later in the half, but they could never get one past him. It appeared that the two teams were going to coast into the half tied at 0-0 as stoppage time began, but then a strange sequence of events took place.
At the beginning of stoppage time, Messi lost his footing and went down awkwardly, appearing to injure himself. He continued to play, and shortly afterwards, gave the ball away to Chelsea. Frank Lampard instantly turned defense into attack with a terrific long ball to Ramires, who got away from everyone with a blistering run. He played a perfect cross to Drogba at the far post, and he finished off the chance to give Chelsea a stunning 1-0 lead heading into the break.
It was raining at Stamford Bridge to start the match, but over the halftime period, the rain picked up significantly. That made the second half a much sloppier affair than the first, and for most of the half, it appeared to benefit Chelsea. Messi remained in the game and played well, but didn't appear as sharp as he did in the first half.
On a great surge forward from his left back position, Adriano created the first big chance of the second half. He cut inside and dribbled through four Chelsea defenders, then unleashed a hard drive at goal. It was hit with enough pace that Cech could only punch it away, but the shot was always right at him.
Gary Cahill had an absolutely massive minute for his club in the 55th minute, putting together his best sequence in what was a very good performance in place of the injured David Luiz. He first made a block on a shot by Messi, then after Barcelona recovered and got the ball to the feet of Alexis Sanchez in the box, made a brilliant late tackle to prevent him from getting a shot away.
Two minutes later, there was a massive let-off for Barca as Sanchez missed a big chance for the second time in the game, which likely led to his eventual removal for Pedro Rodriguez. Fabregas set up the chance with a great chip over the top of the defense to Sanchez, but his first chance let him down and he was never positioned well for his shot, which he put wide.
After that, all of Barcelona's best chances came on free kicks as Chelsea slowly settled into the game and began to keep their defensive shape better. It took them 30 minutes to look composed and get completely organized in the first half, but it took them just over 10 minutes to do the same thing in the second half.
Barcelona came extremely close to an equalizer in the 86th minute on one of the 12 free kicks that they were awarded during the match. Messi chipped in a great ball for Carles Puyol, who did well to make space for himself and direct a header towards the net, but Cech made an absolutely brilliant diving stop.
Just like the last time Barcelona were at Stamford Bridge, they were given three minutes of stoppage time to find an equalizer. Unlike that game in 2009, Andres Iniesta did not put a magnificent shot into the roof of the net. Chelsea held on even as Barcelona put everyone forward with reckless abandon, hitting the post on one occasion in the third minute of stoppage time. Pedro hit the post with an effort from 15 yards that hit the post, and Sergio Busquets smoked his attempted over the crossbar on the rebound.
Miraculously, Chelsea take a vital 1-0 victory to the Camp Nou for the second leg. They deserve credit for how well they played, but it seemed like it was only by some kind of divine intervention that Barcelona failed to score.
Ronaldo Hattrick, Madrid Keep your distance from Barca Barca had 75 percent of the possession in the first 45 minutes and plenty of chances, the best of which was a bad miss by Cesc Fabregas on a wide open net in the 17th minute. Fabregas and Lionel Messi would force saves out of Cech later in the half, but they could never get one past him. It appeared that the two teams were going to coast into the half tied at 0-0 as stoppage time began, but then a strange sequence of events took place.
At the beginning of stoppage time, Messi lost his footing and went down awkwardly, appearing to injure himself. He continued to play, and shortly afterwards, gave the ball away to Chelsea. Frank Lampard instantly turned defense into attack with a terrific long ball to Ramires, who got away from everyone with a blistering run. He played a perfect cross to Drogba at the far post, and he finished off the chance to give Chelsea a stunning 1-0 lead heading into the break.
It was raining at Stamford Bridge to start the match, but over the halftime period, the rain picked up significantly. That made the second half a much sloppier affair than the first, and for most of the half, it appeared to benefit Chelsea. Messi remained in the game and played well, but didn't appear as sharp as he did in the first half.
On a great surge forward from his left back position, Adriano created the first big chance of the second half. He cut inside and dribbled through four Chelsea defenders, then unleashed a hard drive at goal. It was hit with enough pace that Cech could only punch it away, but the shot was always right at him.
Gary Cahill had an absolutely massive minute for his club in the 55th minute, putting together his best sequence in what was a very good performance in place of the injured David Luiz. He first made a block on a shot by Messi, then after Barcelona recovered and got the ball to the feet of Alexis Sanchez in the box, made a brilliant late tackle to prevent him from getting a shot away.
Two minutes later, there was a massive let-off for Barca as Sanchez missed a big chance for the second time in the game, which likely led to his eventual removal for Pedro Rodriguez. Fabregas set up the chance with a great chip over the top of the defense to Sanchez, but his first chance let him down and he was never positioned well for his shot, which he put wide.
After that, all of Barcelona's best chances came on free kicks as Chelsea slowly settled into the game and began to keep their defensive shape better. It took them 30 minutes to look composed and get completely organized in the first half, but it took them just over 10 minutes to do the same thing in the second half.
Barcelona came extremely close to an equalizer in the 86th minute on one of the 12 free kicks that they were awarded during the match. Messi chipped in a great ball for Carles Puyol, who did well to make space for himself and direct a header towards the net, but Cech made an absolutely brilliant diving stop.
Just like the last time Barcelona were at Stamford Bridge, they were given three minutes of stoppage time to find an equalizer. Unlike that game in 2009, Andres Iniesta did not put a magnificent shot into the roof of the net. Chelsea held on even as Barcelona put everyone forward with reckless abandon, hitting the post on one occasion in the third minute of stoppage time. Pedro hit the post with an effort from 15 yards that hit the post, and Sergio Busquets smoked his attempted over the crossbar on the rebound.
Miraculously, Chelsea take a vital 1-0 victory to the Camp Nou for the second leg. They deserve credit for how well they played, but it seemed like it was only by some kind of divine intervention that Barcelona failed to score.
Cristiano
Ronaldo successfully recorded three goals when Real Madrid won 4-1 in
the city of Madrid derby against Atletico Madrid on Thursday (12/4)
early morning hrs. Three
additional points are made Los Blancos while maintaining a distance of
four points at the top of La Liga standings from the pursuit of
Barcelona.
Despite playing at the Vicente Calderon Stadium force Jose Mourinho still manages to look superior to Atletico. For proof, just half way in the first half gave the advantage straight Ronaldo for his team in the 25th minute. The CR7 scored a goal from a free kick from outside the execution of the penalty box Thibaut Courtis.
Los Colchoneros force behind 0-1 to a more aggressive attack. As a result, shown in an open game both teams, a number of chances were in turn obtained them. Unfortunately, until the first round ended no additional goals are created.
In the second half the home side who continued to play aggressively finally get a result at the 55th minute. Crosses resulted in the release Adrian goalkeeper Iker Casillas after Radamel Falcao won the aerial duel.
Do not want to end the match with a draw Los Blancos also increase the tempo of the attack. Number of attempts the retainer El Real to back ahead always failed for 10 minutes after the Atletico goal back.
However, in the 68th minute performances makes Madrid Ronaldo back ahead 2-1. His second goal was no less beautiful with his first goal. Utilizing breakthrough bait Xabi Alonso, he immediately opened fired at a distance which failed to anticipate Courtis.
At the 70th minute Karim Benzema pulled out and replaced Gonzalo Higuain. inclusion of the Argentine striker was a blessing for Los Merengues. Because, in the 82nd minute he dropped in the Atletico penalty box, forcing the referee pointed to the spot.
Ronaldo, who has gained the confidence to execute a penalty kick properly carry out their duties. Additional goals were to increase the odds of making Madrid ended the match with a win and Ronaldo also scored a hat trick.
Not content with the added advantage Madrid a 3-1 lead three minutes before the end of normal time. Goals were scored by Jose Maria Callejon scored as well as a cover and an additional three points for Madrid.
The victory was made El Real managed to keep a distance from the pursuit of Barcelona in La Liga standings board. The second difference in the Spanish League giants remain four points because Madrid is now packing 82 points, while Barcelona 78 points.
******Teams
Atletico Madrid: Thibaut Courtois; Diego Godin, Luis Perea, Filipe Kasmirski, Francisco Juanfran; Gabi, Tiago, Arda Turan, Adrian; Falcao, Diego
Real Madrid: Iker Casillas, Sergio Ramos, Pepe, Fabio Coentrao, Alvaro Arbeloa: Xabi Alonso, Sami Khedira, Cristiano Ronaldo, Angel Di Maria (Callejon 84 '), Karim Benzema (Higuain 70'), Kaka (Ozil 46 ').
SOURCE: Bolanews.com
Despite playing at the Vicente Calderon Stadium force Jose Mourinho still manages to look superior to Atletico. For proof, just half way in the first half gave the advantage straight Ronaldo for his team in the 25th minute. The CR7 scored a goal from a free kick from outside the execution of the penalty box Thibaut Courtis.
Los Colchoneros force behind 0-1 to a more aggressive attack. As a result, shown in an open game both teams, a number of chances were in turn obtained them. Unfortunately, until the first round ended no additional goals are created.
In the second half the home side who continued to play aggressively finally get a result at the 55th minute. Crosses resulted in the release Adrian goalkeeper Iker Casillas after Radamel Falcao won the aerial duel.
Do not want to end the match with a draw Los Blancos also increase the tempo of the attack. Number of attempts the retainer El Real to back ahead always failed for 10 minutes after the Atletico goal back.
However, in the 68th minute performances makes Madrid Ronaldo back ahead 2-1. His second goal was no less beautiful with his first goal. Utilizing breakthrough bait Xabi Alonso, he immediately opened fired at a distance which failed to anticipate Courtis.
At the 70th minute Karim Benzema pulled out and replaced Gonzalo Higuain. inclusion of the Argentine striker was a blessing for Los Merengues. Because, in the 82nd minute he dropped in the Atletico penalty box, forcing the referee pointed to the spot.
Ronaldo, who has gained the confidence to execute a penalty kick properly carry out their duties. Additional goals were to increase the odds of making Madrid ended the match with a win and Ronaldo also scored a hat trick.
Not content with the added advantage Madrid a 3-1 lead three minutes before the end of normal time. Goals were scored by Jose Maria Callejon scored as well as a cover and an additional three points for Madrid.
The victory was made El Real managed to keep a distance from the pursuit of Barcelona in La Liga standings board. The second difference in the Spanish League giants remain four points because Madrid is now packing 82 points, while Barcelona 78 points.
******Teams
Atletico Madrid: Thibaut Courtois; Diego Godin, Luis Perea, Filipe Kasmirski, Francisco Juanfran; Gabi, Tiago, Arda Turan, Adrian; Falcao, Diego
Real Madrid: Iker Casillas, Sergio Ramos, Pepe, Fabio Coentrao, Alvaro Arbeloa: Xabi Alonso, Sami Khedira, Cristiano Ronaldo, Angel Di Maria (Callejon 84 '), Karim Benzema (Higuain 70'), Kaka (Ozil 46 ').
SOURCE: Bolanews.com
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