Showing posts with label Poland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poland. Show all posts
Thursday, December 15, 2022
And now it's Mbappe vs Messi Who will win it?
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Matty Cash
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Morocco
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Nathaniel Atkinson
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Monday, November 29, 2021
The Ballon d’Or race 2021
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Mohamed Salah
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N'Golo Kante
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Portugal
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Robert Lewandowski
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Romelu Lukaku
Monday, November 1, 2021
Halloween 2021
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Mohamed Salah
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N'Golo Kante
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Poland
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Portugal
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Robert Lewandowski
Wednesday, September 8, 2021
Wednesday, June 9, 2021
Bundesliga stars to the Euro Cup
Bundesliga goes international! Which country are you backing for Euro2020? 🏆 🤩
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Hoffenheim
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Jadon Sancho
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Portugal
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RB Leipzig
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Robert Lewandowski
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Spain
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Zlatan is back to play with Sweden
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Ramos
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Robert Lewandowski
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Spain
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Sweden
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Toni Kroos
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Saturday, November 23, 2013
Missing superstars make World Cup plans
So that's it. Uruguay became the 32nd team to qualify for next summer's World Cup, completing the line-up ready to compete for football's biggest prize in Brazil.
But spare a thought for the stars of the game that will miss out on a trip to South America after their qualification campaigns ended in failure.
Ice cream and tissues will undoubtedly be at the ready for the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Gareth Bale and Robert Lewandowski, who will all be forced to watch the action unfold from the comfort of their sofas.
But spare a thought for the stars of the game that will miss out on a trip to South America after their qualification campaigns ended in failure.
Ice cream and tissues will undoubtedly be at the ready for the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Gareth Bale and Robert Lewandowski, who will all be forced to watch the action unfold from the comfort of their sofas.
Thursday, 21 November 2013 12:00
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Wales
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Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Final obstacle for World Cup hopefuls
Just one more game stands between a number of teams and qualification for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
England can secure their place at next year's competition with a victory over Poland, with anything less meaning Roy Hodgson's side will be relying on San Marino to shock Ukraine to avoid a play-off tie.
Spain, meanwhile, need a single point against Azerbaijan to complete their road to Rio, with France likely to have to settle for second place.
Russia are also likely to finish top of their group at the expense of Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal, while Honduras and Mexico are still playing for automatic qualification in the Concacaf zone.
In South America, Ecuador and Chile clash with both teams requiring a point to qualify, and Uruguay will be relying on either side to lose, while still needing to beat Argentina, who are already bound for Brazil.
England can secure their place at next year's competition with a victory over Poland, with anything less meaning Roy Hodgson's side will be relying on San Marino to shock Ukraine to avoid a play-off tie.
Spain, meanwhile, need a single point against Azerbaijan to complete their road to Rio, with France likely to have to settle for second place.
Russia are also likely to finish top of their group at the expense of Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal, while Honduras and Mexico are still playing for automatic qualification in the Concacaf zone.
In South America, Ecuador and Chile clash with both teams requiring a point to qualify, and Uruguay will be relying on either side to lose, while still needing to beat Argentina, who are already bound for Brazil.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013 10:15
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Friday, March 22, 2013
Szczesny senior fumes at Wenger over son's poor progress
Wojciech Szczesny has found himself out of the Arsenal reckoning in recent weeks, with Arsene Wenger citing his mental state as the key factor.
But the keeper's father, who himself represented Poland during his playing career, has laid the blame squarely at the Frenchman's door.
The younger Pole, according to Szczesny senior, was made to play through a series of injuries by his manager and is now suffering the consequences.
Whatever the reasons, Maciej is certain that it is the master, not the pupil, who is at fault.
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But the keeper's father, who himself represented Poland during his playing career, has laid the blame squarely at the Frenchman's door.
The younger Pole, according to Szczesny senior, was made to play through a series of injuries by his manager and is now suffering the consequences.
Whatever the reasons, Maciej is certain that it is the master, not the pupil, who is at fault.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
England make a splash with new kit
The World Cup qualifier between England and Poland didn't exactly go according to plan on Tuesday night.
What was supposed to be a crucial Group H clash became the washout in Warsaw, as a waterlogged pitch saw the game postponed after officials failed to close the stadium roof amidst the onset of a downpour.
The game has been rescheduled for Wednesday afternoon, where England players will no doubt be well prepared for the conditions.
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Friday, June 15, 2012
Poland and Russia help football triumph over hooligans
Hours after some of their supporters clashed on the streets of Warsaw, Poland and Russia went to battle on the pitch on Monday night and produced a thrilling exhibition of free-flowing football.
More than 120 fans were arrested as riot police fired rubber bullets to disperse supporters following violent scenes in the Polish capital in the build up to kick-off.
But with Euro 2012 quarter-final spots up for grabs in Group A, the co-hosts and their neighbours ensured that the beautiful game was the real winner as goals from Alan Dzagoyev and Jakub Blaszczykowski saw the game end in a 1-1 draw.
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More than 120 fans were arrested as riot police fired rubber bullets to disperse supporters following violent scenes in the Polish capital in the build up to kick-off.
But with Euro 2012 quarter-final spots up for grabs in Group A, the co-hosts and their neighbours ensured that the beautiful game was the real winner as goals from Alan Dzagoyev and Jakub Blaszczykowski saw the game end in a 1-1 draw.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Euro 2012 squads arrive in need of an immediate health check
Euro 2012 has yet to get underway but various nations are already smarting from injuries and withdrawals.
England are first in the casualty queue as Gareth Barry, Frank Lampard and, most recently, Gary Cahill have all been ruled out of the tournament, leaving Roy Hodgson reaching for cover.
Yann M'Vila is a doubt for France's opener against England after suffering from an ankle sprain, while Germany midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger has only recently returned to training following a thigh problem.
Elsewhere, Italy defender Andrea Barzagli is a doubt for the tournament due to a calf problem, while Nani is Portugal's biggest injury concern with a knock to his right foot.
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England are first in the casualty queue as Gareth Barry, Frank Lampard and, most recently, Gary Cahill have all been ruled out of the tournament, leaving Roy Hodgson reaching for cover.
Yann M'Vila is a doubt for France's opener against England after suffering from an ankle sprain, while Germany midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger has only recently returned to training following a thigh problem.
Elsewhere, Italy defender Andrea Barzagli is a doubt for the tournament due to a calf problem, while Nani is Portugal's biggest injury concern with a knock to his right foot.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
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