Honduras v Chile Goals – World Cup 2010 www.amazon.co.uk – Amazon HomePage Adidas Jabulani World Cup 2010 Football www.amazon.co.uk Amazon World Cup Page www.amazon.co.uk Red Dead Redemption – www.amazon.co.uk Fifa World Cup Game – www.amazon.co.uk Gran Turismo 5 – www.amazon.co.uk Call Of Duty Black Ops- www.amazon.co.uk Music – www.amazon.co.uk DVD’s – www.amazon.co.uk Video Games – www.amazon.co.uk Brazil 2-1 North Korea FT (HT 0-0) Maicon, 55 Elano, 72 Yun-Nam Ji , 89 Brazil 01 Julio Cesar 02 Maicon 03 Lucio Captain04 Juan 06 Michel Bastos 05 Felipe Melo (Ramires, 84 Yellow card) 07 Elano (Daniel, 73) 08 Silva 10 Kaka (Nilmar, 78) 09 Luis Fabiano 11 Robinho North Korea 01 Myong-Guk Ri 02 Jong-Hyok Cha 03 Jun-Il Ri 05 Kwang-Chon Ri 13 Chol-Jin Pak 04 Nam-C Pak 08 Yun-Nam Ji 11 In-Guk Mun (KI Kim, 80) 17 Yong-Hak Ahn 09 Tae-Se Jong 10 Yong-Jo Hong Captain Substitutes: 12 Gomes, 22 Doni, 13 Daniel, 14 Luisao, 15 Thiago Silva, 16 Gilberto, 17 Josue, 18 Ramires, 19 Julio Baptista, 20 Jose Kleberson, 21 Nilmar, 23 GrafiteSubstitutes: 18 Myong-Gil Kim, 20 Myong-Won Kim, 14 Nam-Chol Pak, 16 Song-Chol Nam, 21 Kwang-Hyok Ri, 06 KI Kim, 15 Yong-Jun Kim, 19 Chol-Myong Ri, 22 Kyong-Il Kim, 23 Sung Hyok Pak , 07 Chol-Hyok An , 12 Kum-Chol Choe
Netherlands 2-1 Slovakia 69 mins Kaka is still looking for a goal. His latest effort is too high to trouble goalkeeper Bravo and he really should have played in the unmarked Robinho rather than shooting himself. 64 mins Fair play to Chile, they’re still pushing forward in search of a goal but they just can’t break down the Brazilian defence. Isla comes off for Rodrigo Millar in a final throw of the dice. 61 mins Dani Alves goes very close to making it four for the Brazilians. He hits a belting shot from 35-yards out that dips, but still just sails over the bar. Fine effort. 59 mins GOAL BRAZIL! Emmmm what was that about defensive football? That was a vintage Brazilian goal. Ramires bursts from the midfield, taking three Chilean defenders with him, powers past the challenges before neatly cutting the ball back for Robinho who strokes the ball past Cesar as into the bottom right corner of the net. Cracking goal. 56 mins I might be cast down as a heretic for this one, but Brazil look like a Jose Mourinho team. Some very tallented individuals playing a game that’s built primarily on defence, they’re only a couple of cockneys short of being Chelsea. 55 mins Robinho forces a corner down the right as Brazil press forward. The delivery is aimed at goalscorer Juan but Chile deal with it a clear. 53 mins Brazil break out but a poor through ball from Kaka for Robinho rolls out for a goal-kick and the chance is lost. 52 mins Chile are having a go here, with Brazil seemingly happy to …
Netherlands 2-1 Slovakia 69 mins Kaka is still looking for a goal. His latest effort is too high to trouble goalkeeper Bravo and he really should have played in the unmarked Robinho rather than shooting himself. 64 mins Fair play to Chile, they’re still pushing forward in search of a goal but they just can’t break down the Brazilian defence. Isla comes off for Rodrigo Millar in a final throw of the dice. 61 mins Dani Alves goes very close to making it four for the Brazilians. He hits a belting shot from 35-yards out that dips, but still just sails over the bar. Fine effort. 59 mins GOAL BRAZIL! Emmmm what was that about defensive football? That was a vintage Brazilian goal. Ramires bursts from the midfield, taking three Chilean defenders with him, powers past the challenges before neatly cutting the ball back for Robinho who strokes the ball past Cesar as into the bottom right corner of the net. Cracking goal. 56 mins I might be cast down as a heretic for this one, but Brazil look like a Jose Mourinho team. Some very tallented individuals playing a game that’s built primarily on defence, they’re only a couple of cockneys short of being Chelsea. 55 mins Robinho forces a corner down the right as Brazil press forward. The delivery is aimed at goalscorer Juan but Chile deal with it a clear. 53 mins Brazil break out but a poor through ball from Kaka for Robinho rolls out for a goal-kick and the chance is lost. 52 mins Chile are having a go here, with Brazil seemingly happy to …
See the highlights! Ranked second in the world, Argentina led by Lionel Messi is always a favorite to capture soccer’s most coveted title. Their quest for a tenth consecutive World Cup appearance begins with a match against Chile which features Marcelo Salas and Mattias Fernandez with former Argentina Head Coach, Marcelo Bielsa, at the helm. Highlights of their Round 1 match-up.
Brazil completed a hat-trick of victories over Chile at the FIFA World Cup™ by beating their South American rivals 3-0 to set up a mouthwatering quarter-final meeting with the Netherlands. Dunga’s side took control of the Round of 16 contest with two goals in quick succession in the last ten minutes of the first half through Juan and Luis Fabiano. Robinho added the third to inflict further punishment on the Chileans who may have ended a 48-year wait for a FIFA World Cup win in South Africa but evidently have not worked out how to better their old nemesis. Brazil defeated Chile in the 1962 semi-finals and at this same stage of the 1998 tournament in France, scoring four goals in each game. They also beat La Roja home and away in qualifying for South Africa and even in the goalless opening 33 minutes at Ellis Park, there was scant evidence of a different outcome. Although Chile, playing in all white, had a larger share of possession in the opening quarter-hour, Brazil carried the greater goal threat from the off. Luis Fabiano had an early sniff of goal when breaking down the inside-right channel in the fifth minute but dragged his shot past the far post. Four minutes later Gilberto Silva drew a full-length stop from Chile custodian Claudio Bravo with a 25-yard strike and from the ensuing corner, Kaka — back from suspension — had a sight of goal but fired wide. There was another nervous moment in the Chilean penalty box when Lucio took a dramatic tumble under Pablo …
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