Sunday 28 December 2014
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Thursday 4 December 2014
Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo from Portugal, center, duels for the ball against CF Malaga's, Welligton Robson Pena de Oliveira from Brazil
Nov. 29, 2014 file photo, Real Madrid's Cristiano
Ronaldo from Portugal, center, duels for the ball against CF Malaga's,
Welligton Robson Pena de Oliveira from Brazil, left, and Sergio Sanchez
right, during a Spanish La Liga soccer match between Malaga and Real
Madrid at La Rosaleda stadium in Malaga, Spain.
Monday 1 December 2014
Neymar will be the world's best, says Brazilian Ronaldo
Sao Paulo: Brazil football great Ronaldo said that
the country's national team lacked talent, but "it is just a matter of
time" before Barcelona star Neymar becomes the "world's best player". Cristiano
Ronaldo and (Lionel) Messi are the best right now, but Neymar has come a
long way. The move to Europe has done him good," Ronaldo said in an
interview published on Sunday by the Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper.
Thursday 27 November 2014
Wednesday 26 November 2014
Messi breaks Raul's Champions League record
Lionel Messi cemented his place as the greatest
goalscorer in Champions League history in typically emphatic fashion by
grabbing a hat-trick as Barcelona won 4-0 at APOEL on Tuesday 25, 2014. Messi's
first, a close-range effort in the 38th-minute, saw him break the
record held by former Real Madrid and Schalke star Raul as he claimed
his 72nd goal in Europe's elite club competition. It also took him two
ahead of long-time rival Cristiano Ronaldo.
He followed it up with two more in the second half: the first a clever chip over the advancing goalkeeper after a nice through ball from Dani Alves; the second a tap-in after Pedro had cut the ball back. The 27-year-old has accumulated his haul in 91 games for Barcelona in the Champions League, while Ronaldo has scored his 70 in 106 matches. Raul needed 142 appearances to reach 71 strikes.
He followed it up with two more in the second half: the first a clever chip over the advancing goalkeeper after a nice through ball from Dani Alves; the second a tap-in after Pedro had cut the ball back. The 27-year-old has accumulated his haul in 91 games for Barcelona in the Champions League, while Ronaldo has scored his 70 in 106 matches. Raul needed 142 appearances to reach 71 strikes.
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