Sepp Blatter Blog on: Sepp Blatter says he was unaware that anyone boo’ed him at the final game
World Cup soccer Sepp Blatter says he was unaware that anyone boo'ed him at the final game 1 hour ago from Twitter - Comment - Like Keep Reading
UEFA Blog on: uefa.com: Ibagaza quitte Villarreal pour l’Olympiacos: Le milieu de terrain Ariel Ibagaza va tenter d’aider l’Olympiacos FC Ã regagner…
uefa.com Ibagaza quitte Villarreal pour l'Olympiacos: Le milieu de terrain Ariel Ibagaza va tenter d'aider l'Olympiacos FC à regagner le championnat de Grèce et à briller en UEFA Europa League, après 12 annés passées en Espagne. - http://fr.uefa.com/uefaeur... 1 hour ago from PULSE - Comment - Like Keep Reading
UEFA Euro Blog on: uefa.com: Place aux éliminatoires de l’EURO: Le sacre de l’Espagne a tiré le rideau sur la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA, mais les…
uefa.com Place aux éliminatoires de l'EURO: Le sacre de l'Espagne a tiré le rideau sur la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA, mais les éliminatoires de l'UEFA EURO 2012 débutent en août. La Roja tentera de défendre son titre remporté en Autriche et en Suisse. - http://fr.uefa.com/uefaeur... 6 hours ago from PULSE - Comment - Like Keep Reading
S. Africa News: Analysis: South Africa confounds Afro-pessimists
Reuters - Found 58 minutes ago ... is very important not just for South Africa but perhaps even more so for Africa,' said Frans Cronje, deputy director of the South African... South Africa delivers after doubts - Al Jazeera South Africa confounds pessimists - Reuters UK ANALYSIS-Soccer-World-South Africa confounds Afro-pessimists - Reuters Africa ANALYSIS - South Africa confounds Afro-pessimists - Yahoo! India Explore All Al Jazeera Keep Reading
UEFA Euro Blog on/UEFA Euro Blog onUEFA Euro Blog onUEFA Euro Blog onUEFA Euro Blog on: uefa.com: Nach der WM ist vor der EURO: Nach dem Triumph der…
uefa.com Nach der WM ist vor der EURO: Nach dem Triumph der Spanier ist der WM-Vorhang gefallen, doch schon im August geht es weiter: Die Qualifikation zur UEFA EURO 2012 steht an. Auch in diesem Wettbewerb ist Spanien Titelverteidiger. - http://de.uefa.com/uefaeur... 15 hours ago from PULSE - Comment - Like Keep Reading
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uefa.com Riparte da qui la strada per EURO: Dopo il successo mondiale della Spagna è già tempo di voltare pagina per le altre 52 squadre nazionali europee, che hanno nel mirino le qualificazioni verso UEFA EURO 2012. - http://it.uefa.com/uefaeur... Monday from PULSE - Comment - Like Keep Reading
S. Africa News: South Africa’s stadiums amaze but court controversy – Reuters Africa
msnbc.com South Africa's stadiums amaze but court controversy Reuters Africa JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's World Cup stadiums have stunned the globe's largest sporting audience with audacious style although ... South Africa left with emptiness to fill ESPN Games Give South Africa Hope in Fighting Woes New York Times S. Africa urged to build on World Cup success AFP MiamiHerald.com - IBNLive.com - Jamaica Observer all 3,642 news articles » Keep Reading
UEFA Euro Blog on: uefa.com: Focus switches to EURO qualifiers: Spain’s success has brought the curtain down on the FIFA World Cup but qualifying for…
uefa.com Focus switches to EURO qualifiers: Spain's success has brought the curtain down on the FIFA World Cup but qualifying for UEFA EURO 2012 begins in August with La Roja looking to defend the title won in Austria and Switzerland. - http://www.uefa.com/uefaeur... 5 hours ago from PULSE - Comment - Like Keep Reading
Uruguay video on: 2010 FIFA World Cup Uruguay Netherland Spain España ìŠ¤íŽ˜ì¸ Spanien Iran
2010 FIFA World Cup Uruguay Netherland Spain España 스페인 Spanien Iran Octopus Paul Fortune Tells Spain Gonna Win 2010 World Cup www.youtube.com 3 Nelson Mandela is in the house to greet fans before the game. Spain player quotes after World Cup final victory "It's all enormous. It's all incredible. In the end we managed to win finals. We won this one after suffering a lot and now it's time to celebrate." — Spain midfielder Xabi Alonso. ___ "I am very happy to have won it and so proud to be part of this team and this generation of players. We all cried a bit in there. The occasion called for it and now we just have to celebrate." — Spain striker David Villa. ___ "It was a difficult game, the Netherlands closed down a lot at the back and didn't let us get through. We had some chances that we didn't put away, they had some chances too ... In the end the goal by our kid 'San Andres' means that we're world champions." — Villa. ___ "This stays with us forever, above all in our memories and we are left with a little star for our shirts which I think football owed us and which here in South Africa it has given us." — Spain midfielder Sergio Busquets. ___ "I'm proud to be from a country like Spain and I think our country deserved a victory like this and I'm really proud of all the work we've done today in the game." — Spain defender Sergio Ramos. ___ "I'm very happy, not with my own performance, but I'm leaving with a slightly bittersweet taste on a personal level because I would have liked to have scored a goal, but it wasn't to be." — Ramos ... From: 90navad Views: 36 0 ratings Time: 00:28 More in Sports Keep Reading
Brazil video on: 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Official Emblem 08 07 2010 Spain España Holland PaÃses Bajos Iran
2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Official Emblem 08 07 2010 Spain España Holland Países Bajos Iran Spain Wins 2010 World Cup Nelson Mandela is in the house to greet fans before the game. Octopus Paul Fortune Tells Spain Gonna Win 2010 World Cup www.youtube.com JOHANNESBURG -- They were wearing dark blue on Sunday in South Africa, and for nearly 120 minutes they didn't look like themselves. Stuttering and out of sync, Spain was on the brink several times in its first World Cup final as a rugged Dutch side pounded them to near submission. Then, with four minutes remaining in overtime and the nauseating prospect of a penalty kick lottery looming large, a moment of genius from Cesc Fàbregas and Andrés Iniesta finally unleashed La Furia Roja at Johannesburg's Soccer City Stadium. A championship game unworthy of the participants' pedigree was settled with a very worthy goal. Playing with a man advantage resulting from a tournament's worth of brutality by the Netherlands, Spain pressed the issue and was rewarded. Fàbregas, a Barcelona product who now plays for London's Arsenal and who has been a reserve throughout this World Cup, found some space just above the Dutch penalty area and with one masterful touch, sucked five defenders toward him. Iniesta, who'd been willing to do the extra running all evening, was free on the right. Fàbregas chipped the ball, Iniesta took a touch and saw space between Holland goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg and the far post. So many players on both teams had wasted an opportunity to be a national hero on Sunday, but Iniesta, growing stronger as ... From: 90navad Views: 97 0 ratings Time: 03:01 More in Sports Keep Reading