- CHELSEA: Cech 7; Ferreira 6, Cole 6.5, Terry 7, Ivanovic 6.5; Essien 7, Mikel 6.5, Zhirkov 7; Kalou 6, Malouda 6.5, Anelka 7
- Arbitro dell'incontro Carlos Velasco Carballo 6 con Roberto Alonso 6 Fernandez 6 e Jesus Calvo Guadamuro 6
- Di Andrea Pelagatti
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martedì 19 ottobre 2010
SPARTAK MOSCA-CHELSEA 0-2 PAGELLE: ZHIRKOV ANELKA
martedì 28 settembre 2010
SPARTAK MOSCA-ZILINA STREAMING DIRETTA LIVE
SPARTAK MOSCA-ZILINA STREAMING DIRETTA LIVE
La società nacque il 18 aprile 1922 nell'allora Unione Sovietica, con il nome di Circolo Sportivo moscovita in russo: Московский кружок спорта[?]. La denominazione attuale venne assunta nel 1935: Spartak è il nome, in russo, dello schiavo Spartaco, leader di una rivolta avvenuta nell'Antica Roma tra il 73 e il 71 a.C. Comunque, nel 1936 nacque il campionato di calcio sovietico, al quale il FK Spartak prese subito parte. Nel 1946 nacque invece una seconda sezione del club, il HK Spartak Mosca, squadra di hockey su ghiaccio.
| 18:30 - 20:30 | The UEFA Champions League | Live! |  | ||||||
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La società nacque il 18 aprile 1922 nell'allora Unione Sovietica, con il nome di Circolo Sportivo moscovita in russo: Московский кружок спорта[?]. La denominazione attuale venne assunta nel 1935: Spartak è il nome, in russo, dello schiavo Spartaco, leader di una rivolta avvenuta nell'Antica Roma tra il 73 e il 71 a.C. Comunque, nel 1936 nacque il campionato di calcio sovietico, al quale il FK Spartak prese subito parte. Nel 1946 nacque invece una seconda sezione del club, il HK Spartak Mosca, squadra di hockey su ghiaccio.
While the victory maintains the “Red-Whites” unbeaten run since the opening week loss to Dynamo, emotions after the match are mixed. On the positive front, Spartak has many areas to be pleased of, starting with debut of Alexander Kozlov’s in the top flight of football. The seventeen-year-old has shone brightly and proven to be a reliable goal scorer within developmental program and his entrance late in the day bodes well for his future. From another aspect, Spartak showed tactical versatility with its style of play that will be a key factor later in the year, particularly within Champions League competition. Additionally both Ivan Saenko and Zhano Ananidze faired well in their return to the starting eleven and Martin Jirбnek showed extraordinary leadership far beyond the captain’s armband as the match waned on. On the opposite side of the equation, Spartak’s inability to break down their visitors with a man disadvantage for nearly an hour is worrisome as the club must learn to address a tactical styling that they will surely face in the future.
Leading into the match, injuries are starting to test Spartak manager Valeriy Karpin selection, as he was without the services of recent starters Pavel Yakovlev and Sergei Parshivlyuk as well as Igor Kireev, Cristian Maidana, Nikola Drinиiж and Stipe Pletikosa. Given the full return of Ivan Saenko and the expectation that Nalchik would utilize a more defensive minded approach, Mr. Karpin adjusted his tactical formation to a 4-2-3-1 from recent use of a 4-2-2-2. With Welliton deployed as the lone striker and Zhano Ananidze and Ivan Saenko on the left and right flanks respectively, Alex directed the attack forward. Renat Sabitov and Ibson occupied central midfield positions with a back line, reading right to left of Fyodor Kudryashov, Marek Suchэ, Martin Jirбnek and Evgeniy Makeev. Nalchik manager Yuriy Krasnozhan, taking a page from not changing a winning equation, made only one change to his most recent line-up, with Gogita Gogua coming in for Marat Bikmoev.
As the match began, it was clear that Nalchik, true to form, prioritized defending and focus on the counter attack. For long stretches of early stages, Spartak dominated possession of the ball with the visitors rarely having a touch. Yet, key to this was Nalchik’s firm backline, built of fundamental defending principles that absorbed pressure with confidence. At the twentieth minute, the “Red-Whites” had enjoyed seventy per-cent of ball possession but their sightlines towards Nalchik goalkeeper Otto Fredrikson offered little opportunity. The visitors barely had a meaningful touch outside their own end until a fast counter to Vladimir Dyadyun exposed Spartak at the back. At the twenty-third minute, the complexion of the match changed as Ibson sent a long ball intended for Welliton, to which Roman Kontsedalov brought down the striker with a professional foul. Match day referee Nikolay Ivanov had no other choice but to show him a red-card and force Nalchik to play the remainder of the day with a man disadvantage. Displaying a siege mentality, the disadvantage spurred the visitors and they begin to explore advances for the first extended period. By the thirtieth minute, momentum had shifted back in Spartaks favour with Ibson bringing their supporters to the edge of their seats with a tantalizing effort from outside the area that went just wide of the left post. Ivan Saenko continued to show good attacking venom going forward, only to see n extremely hard foul by Miodrag Dћudoviж cut his drive forward. From the ensuing effort, Zhano Ananidze sent a brilliant curling effort that forced the Nalchik ‘keeper to stretch out fully to his right to push aside. A few minutes shy of the break, frustration began to boil over for Nalchik’s Gogita Gogua, as his highly physical defending nearly costing him a second of day. Spartak continued to search for the go-ahead goal through added-time but the match went to the break scoreless.
At the restart, Mr. Karpin exalted his forces to push ruthlessly forward in the attack and turning aside a cautionary approach he summoned Ari in for Ibson, to pair up top with Welliton and Renat Sabitov occupying the lone central defending position as Spartak moved into a vibrant 4-1-3-2 formation. The early pace was slow, as the visitors knew they would have to slow the tempo down and maintain a compact defending unit if they would leave the capital with a draw. At the fifty-second minute, Spartak surged forward with Welliton the recipient of a long ball but just prior to the striker getting a final effort on goal, Valentin Filatov broke the chance up. Seven minutes later, Spartak narrowly missed taking the lead as Ivan Saenko received the ball from Ari and from just outside the area the Russian international sent what looked to be goal bound effort off the crossbar. Two minutes later, Nalchik saw a goal-bound effort blocked at the line by Renat Sabitov, at the line. From an incoming corner on the right, Vladimir Dyadyun delivered a powerful header that Spartak 'keeper Soslan Dzhanayev made a reflex stop. However, the young attacker quickly pounced on the rebound and immediately sent towards the goal line, to which Renat Sabitov saved the day and cleared the ball away. Spartak supporters urged their side on and without missing a step, the “Red-Whites” responded on the pitch, with leadership coming from none other than Martin Jirбnek. Five minutes past the hour, Martin Jirбnek, with the smallest amount of space, delivered a remarkable cross from the right to Ari but the young Brazilians effort was stopped by Nalchik 'keeper Otto Fredrikson. Seven minutes later Spartak once again came close to breaking the deadlock as Renat Sabitov's powerful effort spilled out of the mitts of the Nalchik ‘keeper to Zhano Ananidze but the young attacker thundered his effort off the crossbar. If the match was slowing in pace, no one told Martin Jirбnek as he showed a tenacious attitude and after pressuring Marat Bikmoev, he dispossessed him of the ball on the right of the area but sending his effort wide of the opposite post. At the eighty-third minute, embracing the Spartak principle of developing younger players and giving them an opportunity in the heat of competition, Mr. Karpin called upon Alexander Kozlov for Zhano Ananidze, in first appearance at the top flight. At barely seventeen years of age, the youngster has shown extraordinary promise and deserving of the next step in his career advancement. Though he did not have an impact in the score line, he showed poise in a trying situation and will grow exponentially by the experience that confidence leadership has shown of him. Two minutes later Fyodor Kudryashov was brutally tackled by Vladimir Kisenkov, with Nikita Bazhenov quickly entering for the injured man. Though Spartak continued to search for the needed winning strike, it was not to be and the match concluded as a nil draw. In the final twist of day, Alex received his second yellow-card after the final whistle and will not miss next weeks visit to the Ural Mountains against Amkar Perm.
prepared by John Davies for Spartak Moscow
Leading into the match, injuries are starting to test Spartak manager Valeriy Karpin selection, as he was without the services of recent starters Pavel Yakovlev and Sergei Parshivlyuk as well as Igor Kireev, Cristian Maidana, Nikola Drinиiж and Stipe Pletikosa. Given the full return of Ivan Saenko and the expectation that Nalchik would utilize a more defensive minded approach, Mr. Karpin adjusted his tactical formation to a 4-2-3-1 from recent use of a 4-2-2-2. With Welliton deployed as the lone striker and Zhano Ananidze and Ivan Saenko on the left and right flanks respectively, Alex directed the attack forward. Renat Sabitov and Ibson occupied central midfield positions with a back line, reading right to left of Fyodor Kudryashov, Marek Suchэ, Martin Jirбnek and Evgeniy Makeev. Nalchik manager Yuriy Krasnozhan, taking a page from not changing a winning equation, made only one change to his most recent line-up, with Gogita Gogua coming in for Marat Bikmoev.
As the match began, it was clear that Nalchik, true to form, prioritized defending and focus on the counter attack. For long stretches of early stages, Spartak dominated possession of the ball with the visitors rarely having a touch. Yet, key to this was Nalchik’s firm backline, built of fundamental defending principles that absorbed pressure with confidence. At the twentieth minute, the “Red-Whites” had enjoyed seventy per-cent of ball possession but their sightlines towards Nalchik goalkeeper Otto Fredrikson offered little opportunity. The visitors barely had a meaningful touch outside their own end until a fast counter to Vladimir Dyadyun exposed Spartak at the back. At the twenty-third minute, the complexion of the match changed as Ibson sent a long ball intended for Welliton, to which Roman Kontsedalov brought down the striker with a professional foul. Match day referee Nikolay Ivanov had no other choice but to show him a red-card and force Nalchik to play the remainder of the day with a man disadvantage. Displaying a siege mentality, the disadvantage spurred the visitors and they begin to explore advances for the first extended period. By the thirtieth minute, momentum had shifted back in Spartaks favour with Ibson bringing their supporters to the edge of their seats with a tantalizing effort from outside the area that went just wide of the left post. Ivan Saenko continued to show good attacking venom going forward, only to see n extremely hard foul by Miodrag Dћudoviж cut his drive forward. From the ensuing effort, Zhano Ananidze sent a brilliant curling effort that forced the Nalchik ‘keeper to stretch out fully to his right to push aside. A few minutes shy of the break, frustration began to boil over for Nalchik’s Gogita Gogua, as his highly physical defending nearly costing him a second of day. Spartak continued to search for the go-ahead goal through added-time but the match went to the break scoreless.
At the restart, Mr. Karpin exalted his forces to push ruthlessly forward in the attack and turning aside a cautionary approach he summoned Ari in for Ibson, to pair up top with Welliton and Renat Sabitov occupying the lone central defending position as Spartak moved into a vibrant 4-1-3-2 formation. The early pace was slow, as the visitors knew they would have to slow the tempo down and maintain a compact defending unit if they would leave the capital with a draw. At the fifty-second minute, Spartak surged forward with Welliton the recipient of a long ball but just prior to the striker getting a final effort on goal, Valentin Filatov broke the chance up. Seven minutes later, Spartak narrowly missed taking the lead as Ivan Saenko received the ball from Ari and from just outside the area the Russian international sent what looked to be goal bound effort off the crossbar. Two minutes later, Nalchik saw a goal-bound effort blocked at the line by Renat Sabitov, at the line. From an incoming corner on the right, Vladimir Dyadyun delivered a powerful header that Spartak 'keeper Soslan Dzhanayev made a reflex stop. However, the young attacker quickly pounced on the rebound and immediately sent towards the goal line, to which Renat Sabitov saved the day and cleared the ball away. Spartak supporters urged their side on and without missing a step, the “Red-Whites” responded on the pitch, with leadership coming from none other than Martin Jirбnek. Five minutes past the hour, Martin Jirбnek, with the smallest amount of space, delivered a remarkable cross from the right to Ari but the young Brazilians effort was stopped by Nalchik 'keeper Otto Fredrikson. Seven minutes later Spartak once again came close to breaking the deadlock as Renat Sabitov's powerful effort spilled out of the mitts of the Nalchik ‘keeper to Zhano Ananidze but the young attacker thundered his effort off the crossbar. If the match was slowing in pace, no one told Martin Jirбnek as he showed a tenacious attitude and after pressuring Marat Bikmoev, he dispossessed him of the ball on the right of the area but sending his effort wide of the opposite post. At the eighty-third minute, embracing the Spartak principle of developing younger players and giving them an opportunity in the heat of competition, Mr. Karpin called upon Alexander Kozlov for Zhano Ananidze, in first appearance at the top flight. At barely seventeen years of age, the youngster has shown extraordinary promise and deserving of the next step in his career advancement. Though he did not have an impact in the score line, he showed poise in a trying situation and will grow exponentially by the experience that confidence leadership has shown of him. Two minutes later Fyodor Kudryashov was brutally tackled by Vladimir Kisenkov, with Nikita Bazhenov quickly entering for the injured man. Though Spartak continued to search for the needed winning strike, it was not to be and the match concluded as a nil draw. In the final twist of day, Alex received his second yellow-card after the final whistle and will not miss next weeks visit to the Ural Mountains against Amkar Perm.
prepared by John Davies for Spartak Moscow
martedì 14 settembre 2010
RANIERI ATTACCA L'INTER PER IL CASO BURDISSO
L'allenatore giallorosso risponde con il sorriso al comunicato del club nerazzurro sulla squalifica di "sole" due giornate al difensore argentino: «L'Inter ha detto questo? Solo perché non è più un suo giocatore. Non commento chi giudica. Se hanno dato due giornate hanno ritenuto giusto dare due giornate. Burdisso si è scusato, questa è la realtà. Van Gaal dice che Totti non è decisivo? Evidentemente non lo consoce bene. Sono sicuro che domani farà gara stupenda»SU VAN GAAL, IL MOMENTO ROMA, IL CALCIO ITALIANO E OLANDESE - Ranieri ha poi parlato della sfida contro il Bayern di Van Gaal. tema di discussione il momento della squadra capitolina, non certo ottimale dopo la sconfitta per 5-1 contro il Cagliari, ma anche le dichiarazioni di Van Gaal non certo lusinghiere per il calcio italiano nel suo complesso (non ha inserito l'Inter e il Chelsea di Ancelotti fra le favorite per la vittoria finale in Champions League n.d.r.) e Francesco Totti («non è un giocatore decisivo»): «Van Gaal è un grande tecnico, lo conosco bene. È olandese e ha la sua filosofia. Il calcio italiano ha la sua e sono entrambe valide e vincenti. Sarà certamente una battaglia. Per quanto riguarda le favorite per la Champions è vero che ripetersi non è molto facile considerando che solo il Milan di Sacchi e l'Inter di Herrera sono riuscite in quell'impresa. Il momento della Roma? Prendiamo troppi gol. Il precampionato non conta molto visto che ho fatto ruotare molti calciatori, mentre mi dispiace per la sfida di Cagliari visto che sono arrivati ben 4 gol su altrettanti calci piazzati. Dal mio punto di vista è un fatto di concentrazione. La Roma vuole far bene. Quando sono arrivato io circa un anno fa in questa realtà, era più abbattuta. Ora cambieremo la tendenza perché ho visto e conosco i ragazzi che ho a disposizione. Ne sono convinto. È dall'inizio che dico che sarà un campionato difficilissimo, nessuno regalerà nulla a nessuno. Noi vogliamo migliorare quello che abbiamo fatto l'anno scorso. Non abbiamo cominciato bene. Si deve parlare di meno. Anche se io sono contento da questa gara mi aspetto molto. Loro sono una squadra bellissima e solida. Noi siamo la Roma e possiamo tentare sempre di fare la nostra partita, senza paura. Totti non è decisivo? Van Gaal evidentemente non lo consoce bene. Sono sicuro che domani farà una gara stupenda. Badstuber dice che Totti è furbo? Chiedete a lui per capire a cosa si riferisce. Sicuramente non è stupido».
SUL RINNOVO DEL CONTRATTO E LA SERIE A - Ranieri poi parla un attimo del suo futuro e del suo possibile rinnovo contrattuale con il club giallorosso: «Non sono nervoso, con la dottoressa (Sensi, ndr) ci parlo spesso, il mio contratto non sarà un problema, qui si va d'amore e d'accordo. La Sensi è l'unica che mi ha capito nelle mie interviste». L'allenatore della Roma parla poi della distanza tra il calcio italiano e quello tedesco: «Sicuramente abbiamo perso un po' rispetto a loro. Sarà una bella lotta contro il Bayern Monaco». Infine una battuta del tecnico sul club tedesco: «La società è uno dei punti forti del Bayern, l'assenza di Ribery e Robben toglie molto della fantasia che hanno, ma van Gaal saprà come fare. Muller dice che il 5-1 di Cagliari farà reagire la squadra? Me lo auguro».
