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The Official TCSS Thread , Super Sunday Futbal predictions
Super Sunday predictions :
Malaga - 3/4
Getafe + 1/4
Manchester City - 3/4
Koln + 1/4
Bologna + 3/4
Real Madrid under 3 3/4
Chok dee !
Super Sunday predictions :
Malaga - 3/4
Getafe + 1/4
Manchester City - 3/4
Koln + 1/4
Bologna + 3/4
Real Madrid under 3 3/4
Chok dee !
Re: The Official TCSS Thread , Super Sunday Futbal predictions
Juventus' game against Bologna and Fiorentina's trip to Parma postponed due to adverse weather conditions
Italy has been experiencing extreme snowfall and the proposed fixtures at the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara and Stadio Ennio Tardini have been called off after pitch inspections
Feb 11, 2012 10:56:00 AM
By Gareth McKnight
Juventus' game against Bologna and Fiorentina's trip to Parma postponed due to adverse weather conditions
Italy has been experiencing extreme snowfall and the proposed fixtures at the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara and Stadio Ennio Tardini have been called off after pitch inspections
Feb 11, 2012 10:56:00 AM
By Gareth McKnight
Sunday's Serie A fixtures between Bologna and Juventus at the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara and Parma against Fiorentina at the Stadio Ennio Tardini have been postponed due to adverse weather conditions.
Re: Super Sunday Futball predictions
All the big hoo-haa on Eden Hazzard but Lille lost.
No doubt a talent with prospects but nowhere near fantastic. Below are the goals scored by Eden. No hat tricks, no braces.
All the big hoo-haa on Eden Hazzard but Lille lost.
No doubt a talent with prospects but nowhere near fantastic. Below are the goals scored by Eden. No hat tricks, no braces.
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Win 1/2 better than nuthing :p
Win 1/2 better than nuthing :p
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Re: The Official TCSS Thread , Super Sunday Futbal predictions
Yeah and the only winning goal came from a defender, the unlikely hero. They are the 'decoy strikers' because the key players have been marked.
Yeah and the only winning goal came from a defender, the unlikely hero. They are the 'decoy strikers' because the key players have been marked.
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The Official TCSS Thread , Super Sunday Futbal predictions
Thought Koln could hold on to the very end
Thought Koln could hold on to the very end
Re: The Official TCSS Thread , Super Sunday Futbal predictions
I have respect for Thorsten Fink. Hamburger SV fortunes have turn around since he took over.
Thought Koln could hold on to the very end
I have respect for Thorsten Fink. Hamburger SV fortunes have turn around since he took over.
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Re: The Official TCSS Thread , Super Sunday Futbal predictions
so many ppl were on city -0.75 with a few on villa +0.75. I suppose a half win is better than half a loss.
so many ppl were on city -0.75 with a few on villa +0.75. I suppose a half win is better than half a loss.
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What a joke. Drogba missed a penalty in normal play time. Or maybe saved by Zambia keeper because i did not watch the game.
Africa Cup of Nations: Zambia 0 (8) Ivory Coast 0 (7)
13 February 2012
Zambia defeated Ivory Coast 8-7 in a penalty shootout following a 0-0 draw on Sunday to claim an emotional Africa Cup of Nations title.Underdogs Zambia were playing for the memory of their predecessors, a promising team killed in a plane crash en route to a World Cup qualifying match in 1993.
The tragedy took place in Gabon, the country co-hosting this year's Afcon tournament, and it was fitting that Zambia should lift their first continental title a short distance from the scene of the team's darkest hour.Ivory Coast, meanwhile, the overwhelming favourites, were aiming to end a recent record of underachievement by claiming their second Afcon crown, and first since 1992.
Zambia shaded the contest from open play at the Stade d'Angondje, Libreville, with Nathan Sinkala threatening first through a low drive two minutes from kick-off, which was well saved by Ivory Coast goalkeeper Boubacar Barry. Chisamba Lungu also went close with a header inside the first 15 minutes, and it took until the half-hour mark for Ivory Coast to force a sight on goal, with Yaya Toure's shot off target.
The best chance to win the match arrived in the 69th minute, when Arsenal forward Gervinho was felled inside the area, winning a penalty for the Ivory Coast.Their captain, national hero Didier Drogba, missed from the spot to prolong the deadlock.At the other end, Zambia's Emmanuel Mayuka was denied a shot on goal by Kolo Toure's well-timed tackle, and extra-time failed to produce a winner as the final ended in a tense 0-0 draw.
The first 14 players to step up in the shootout all scored, before Ivory Coast's Manchester City centre-back Toure became the first man to miss.Rainford Kalaba had a chance to win it for Zambia, only for the TP Mazembe player to blaze his penalty over the bar, handing Ivory Coast a lifeline. But Arsenal forward Gervinho also missed, leaving Stopilla Sunzu to slot home the winner, sparking scenes of wild celebrations from the Zambia players and staff.
They had to make do without the services of Nyambe Mulenga for much of the match - the defender was forced off by injury after just 11 minutes, to be consoled by Drogba as he sat in tears on the sidelines.The image of Zambia coach Herve Renard carrying the stricken Mulenga to join in the post-match celebrations will live long in the memory, as will Zambia's historic, unexpected triumph.
What a joke. Drogba missed a penalty in normal play time. Or maybe saved by Zambia keeper because i did not watch the game.
Africa Cup of Nations: Zambia 0 (8) Ivory Coast 0 (7)
13 February 2012
The tragedy took place in Gabon, the country co-hosting this year's Afcon tournament, and it was fitting that Zambia should lift their first continental title a short distance from the scene of the team's darkest hour.Ivory Coast, meanwhile, the overwhelming favourites, were aiming to end a recent record of underachievement by claiming their second Afcon crown, and first since 1992.
Zambia shaded the contest from open play at the Stade d'Angondje, Libreville, with Nathan Sinkala threatening first through a low drive two minutes from kick-off, which was well saved by Ivory Coast goalkeeper Boubacar Barry. Chisamba Lungu also went close with a header inside the first 15 minutes, and it took until the half-hour mark for Ivory Coast to force a sight on goal, with Yaya Toure's shot off target.
The best chance to win the match arrived in the 69th minute, when Arsenal forward Gervinho was felled inside the area, winning a penalty for the Ivory Coast.Their captain, national hero Didier Drogba, missed from the spot to prolong the deadlock.At the other end, Zambia's Emmanuel Mayuka was denied a shot on goal by Kolo Toure's well-timed tackle, and extra-time failed to produce a winner as the final ended in a tense 0-0 draw.
The first 14 players to step up in the shootout all scored, before Ivory Coast's Manchester City centre-back Toure became the first man to miss.Rainford Kalaba had a chance to win it for Zambia, only for the TP Mazembe player to blaze his penalty over the bar, handing Ivory Coast a lifeline. But Arsenal forward Gervinho also missed, leaving Stopilla Sunzu to slot home the winner, sparking scenes of wild celebrations from the Zambia players and staff.
They had to make do without the services of Nyambe Mulenga for much of the match - the defender was forced off by injury after just 11 minutes, to be consoled by Drogba as he sat in tears on the sidelines.The image of Zambia coach Herve Renard carrying the stricken Mulenga to join in the post-match celebrations will live long in the memory, as will Zambia's historic, unexpected triumph.
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