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casillas drop karala de gea dayi
Next Chile match 1ka win karanna nam loku wenasak karanna wenawa nathnam ithin...............
Casillas wa Chile match 1kedi godak durata drop karanna ida thiyanawa yesterday karapu mistakes nisa.Casillas patta ath Netherlands macth 1ke play karapu widiya nam hoda nahaMistakes wena 1ka normal deyak...ath meh wage stage 1kaka oya wage errors enawa kiyanne echchara hoda deyak newei
& anith 1ka thamai defence........Specially Pique ganath hithala balanna wei
costa thama full fit nae wage
Torees nam kohomath wadak nae
negredo & Jesus Navas nathi ekath hena padyi... Chile lesi wenne nae
hari dan ithin andala wadak ne me para group stage ekenma iwarai spain hitha hadaganna thamai thiyenne danmama!!
Ow bro Mistakes nam onatharammistakes kotiyai and chances kochara tibbada? Diego wa ain karala Negredowa dammanan shape Or Villa. Villa kohomath Passing game ekata set wenawane....
Kohomath dan thiyana situation 1ka hatiyata next match 1ka aniwa David Villa start karai.Negredo aniwa Spain World Cup squad 1ke 1ke inna ona player kenek.Anith 1ka inform striker kenek.Eya wenuwata ara Torres wa dagatthane
Ethanath wade wanakaragattha.Kochchara hoda playersla team 1ke hitiyath hariyata baluwoth nam 2nd half 1ke deyak karanna try kalanam try kale Iniesta witharai
De Gea dammoth hodai bro ahemath nathnam Reinacasillas drop karala de gea dayi
costa thama full fit nae wage
Chile lesi wenne nae
RVP ge 2nd goal 1ka dakkhama epa wenawaNegredo wa squad 1kata dagatthe nathi 1kanam karapu moda wadak
Jordi Alba or Azpilicueta wenuwata Juanfran ta chance 1ka dunnanam hodai kiyala hithenawa.Puyol nathi 1ka loku aduwak kohomath & Pique wenuwata Raul Albiol or Javi Martinez wa dannath ida thiyanawa.Habai Martinez Defender kenek widiyatanam echchara hoda naha
Anyway changes wadiya karanna giyath 1kath awlNext match 1kata De Gea,David Villa,Mata,Koke,Carzola & Juanfran ta chance 1ka dunnoth hodai.Kohomath Chile lesi wenne naha.Issarata wada team 1ka hodai.Due or Die thamai dannam.
casillas drop karala de gea dayi
costa thama full fit nae wage
Chile lesi wenne nae
De gea 3rd Gk ne ban...Pepe Reina inne
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yeah eth Ancelotti th damme na ne paw wade eken uge form eka bahala wage casillas drop karala de gea dayi
costa thama full fit nae wage
Chile lesi wenne nae
man hithanne Casillias wa drop karai kiyala spain anith GK lath ekka baladdi iye eka chater unata
Chile ekath dinanna hena gemak denna wenawa eketh honda set ekak innawa Vidal , Sanchez wage players la 
Na ban...Zidane+Ancege decision ekak eka
Muriniho thama Cassilas wa ohochchara sawuttu kare.. Passe uh cha welama giya
De Gea dammoth hodai bro ahemath nathnam Reina
Jordi Alba or Azpilicueta wenuwata Juanfran ta chance 1ka dunnanam hodai kiyala hithenawa.Puyol nathi 1ka loku aduwak kohomath & Pique wenuwata Raul Albiol or Javi Martinez wa dannath ida thiyanawa.Habai Martinez Defender kenek widiyatanam echchara hoda naha
Next match 1kata De Gea,David Villa,Mata,Koke,Carzola & Juanfran ta chance 1ka dunnoth hodai.Kohomath Chile lesi wenne naha.Issarata wada team 1ka hodai.Due or Die thamai dannam.
ow loku wenasak nam karana ekak nae
.kohomahari next match deka win kaloth athi...reina nam dana ekak nae neDe gea 3rd Gk ne ban...Pepe Reina inne
welawakata pissu kelinawa ow casillias thama thamath spain number 1 gk . eth me widiyata giyoth drop karayiman hithanne Casillias wa drop karai kiyala spain anith GK lath ekka baladdi iye eka chater unata
Colombia 3-0 Greece: Armero, Gutierrez & Rodriguez give Pekerman's men perfect start
Colombia marked their long-awaited return to FIFA World Cup action with an entertaining 3-0 win over Greece on Saturday.
Jose Pekerman's men, making a first appearance at the World Cup since 1998, produced a strong showing to enhance their hopes of qualifying for the last 16.
Star striker Radamel Falcao's omission from the squad through injury had dominated the build-up to the tournament for Colombia.
However, backed by a vast and vociferous travelling support at the Estadio Mineirao in Belo Horizonte, Colombia showed they could perform without the Monaco forward.
Defender Pablo Armero opened the scoring early on, before Teofilo Gutierrez - the man tasked with leading the line in the absence of Falcao - doubled his side's advantage just before the hour mark.
James Rodriguez added a third in injury time seal the victory for Colombia in Group C's opening game.
Colombia's next match comes against Ivory Coast on Thursday, while Greece will bid to bounce back on the same day versus Japan.
The South American outfit made the most of a fast start to proceedings, moving ahead after just five minutes in somewhat fortuitous circumstances.
Armero latched on to a low right-wing cross from Juan Cuadrado, and his seemingly tame effort deflected off Greece defender Kostas Manolas, deceiving goalkeeper Orestis Karnezis and nestling in the bottom-left corner.
Greece could have levelled immediately if not for the disappointing finishing of Panagiotis Kone, who fired wide from the edge of the area.
Colombia, with their pacy and exciting forward line, continued to offer more of a threat, although Greece spurned another chance to level in the 28th minute as Vasilis Torosidis headed off target from a free-kick.
Fernando Santos' Greece began to dictate matters towards the end of the first half and were unfortunate not to equalise when Kone forced a fine save from David Ospina with a curling 20-yard effort.
However, Pekerman was evidently able to re-energise his side during the half-time interval and Colombia pushed for a second goal after the break.
They were rewarded for their industry in the 58th minute, Gutierrez turning the ball into an unguarded net after Abel Aguilar had flicked Rodriguez's near-post corner into his path.
Fortune favoured Colombia throughout and Greece's bad luck was encapsulated after 63 minutes, striker Theofanis Gekas rattling the crossbar when he met Torisidis' knock back from a deep far-post cross with a powerful diving header.
Gekas was immediately replaced by Kostas Mitroglou, but the change had little effect.
And Colombia duly put the gloss on a fine win in injury time as the influential Rodriguez sent a cool finish beyond a despairing Karnezis.
Colombia marked their long-awaited return to FIFA World Cup action with an entertaining 3-0 win over Greece on Saturday.
Jose Pekerman's men, making a first appearance at the World Cup since 1998, produced a strong showing to enhance their hopes of qualifying for the last 16.
Star striker Radamel Falcao's omission from the squad through injury had dominated the build-up to the tournament for Colombia.
However, backed by a vast and vociferous travelling support at the Estadio Mineirao in Belo Horizonte, Colombia showed they could perform without the Monaco forward.
Defender Pablo Armero opened the scoring early on, before Teofilo Gutierrez - the man tasked with leading the line in the absence of Falcao - doubled his side's advantage just before the hour mark.
James Rodriguez added a third in injury time seal the victory for Colombia in Group C's opening game.
Colombia's next match comes against Ivory Coast on Thursday, while Greece will bid to bounce back on the same day versus Japan.
The South American outfit made the most of a fast start to proceedings, moving ahead after just five minutes in somewhat fortuitous circumstances.
Armero latched on to a low right-wing cross from Juan Cuadrado, and his seemingly tame effort deflected off Greece defender Kostas Manolas, deceiving goalkeeper Orestis Karnezis and nestling in the bottom-left corner.
Greece could have levelled immediately if not for the disappointing finishing of Panagiotis Kone, who fired wide from the edge of the area.
Colombia, with their pacy and exciting forward line, continued to offer more of a threat, although Greece spurned another chance to level in the 28th minute as Vasilis Torosidis headed off target from a free-kick.
Fernando Santos' Greece began to dictate matters towards the end of the first half and were unfortunate not to equalise when Kone forced a fine save from David Ospina with a curling 20-yard effort.
However, Pekerman was evidently able to re-energise his side during the half-time interval and Colombia pushed for a second goal after the break.
They were rewarded for their industry in the 58th minute, Gutierrez turning the ball into an unguarded net after Abel Aguilar had flicked Rodriguez's near-post corner into his path.
Fortune favoured Colombia throughout and Greece's bad luck was encapsulated after 63 minutes, striker Theofanis Gekas rattling the crossbar when he met Torisidis' knock back from a deep far-post cross with a powerful diving header.
Gekas was immediately replaced by Kostas Mitroglou, but the change had little effect.
And Colombia duly put the gloss on a fine win in injury time as the influential Rodriguez sent a cool finish beyond a despairing Karnezis.
West Brom appoint Irvine as new manager
West Brom have appointed Alan Irvine as their new head coach on a year-long rolling deal.
The Everton academy boss will take on his new role following the conclusion of his contract at Goodison Park.
Baggies assistant head coach Keith Downing will remain at the club, but will also be joined by Rob Kelly - who comes with Irvine from Everton.
"I'm delighted we have been able to secure the services of Alan and Rob," West Brom technical director, Terry Burton, told the club's official website.
"With the support of Keith and Dean, we firmly believe we have put in place the right coaching team to move the club forward.
"From the outset, we decided to pursue candidates who are renowned for their coaching ability and Alan was very much at the forefront of our thoughts because of his achievements in the Premier League and the high regard [in which] he is held within the game.
"In the end it came down to two outstanding candidates for the role.
"But, following a detailed recruitment process, we decided Alan and the team around him are best suited to tackle the challenges we face in the Premier League.
"He has a vast knowledge from grassroots up thanks to the roles he has performed during his decades in the game and knows what it takes through good and testing times."
West Brom have appointed Alan Irvine as their new head coach on a year-long rolling deal.
The Everton academy boss will take on his new role following the conclusion of his contract at Goodison Park.
Baggies assistant head coach Keith Downing will remain at the club, but will also be joined by Rob Kelly - who comes with Irvine from Everton.
"I'm delighted we have been able to secure the services of Alan and Rob," West Brom technical director, Terry Burton, told the club's official website.
"With the support of Keith and Dean, we firmly believe we have put in place the right coaching team to move the club forward.
"From the outset, we decided to pursue candidates who are renowned for their coaching ability and Alan was very much at the forefront of our thoughts because of his achievements in the Premier League and the high regard [in which] he is held within the game.
"In the end it came down to two outstanding candidates for the role.
"But, following a detailed recruitment process, we decided Alan and the team around him are best suited to tackle the challenges we face in the Premier League.
"He has a vast knowledge from grassroots up thanks to the roles he has performed during his decades in the game and knows what it takes through good and testing times."
Ribery refused injections from doctor
Franck Ribery has revealed he refused to undergo cortisone injections in a bid to be fit for France's World Cup campaign.
The Bayern Munich winger was ruled out of the tournament with a back problem, but was offered the treatment by national team doctor Kevin Le Gall.
His refusal prompted Le Gall to question the German club's medical approach and claim Ribery was scared of needles.
"Franck belongs to a club whose method of treatment for all ailments, whatever they might be, is based on injections," he said earlier this week.
But Ribery, 31, has now hit back and suggested he was unhappy at being offered the jab, which increases mobility and is used to reduce pain in the affected area.
"I'm not afraid of injections, but I did not want to have a cortisone injection from the French doctor. I know that's not good," he told SID.
In his absence, France opted to call-up Southampton midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin, with Didier Deschamps' men kicking off their World Cup campaign against Honduras on Sunday night.
Franck Ribery has revealed he refused to undergo cortisone injections in a bid to be fit for France's World Cup campaign.
The Bayern Munich winger was ruled out of the tournament with a back problem, but was offered the treatment by national team doctor Kevin Le Gall.
His refusal prompted Le Gall to question the German club's medical approach and claim Ribery was scared of needles.
"Franck belongs to a club whose method of treatment for all ailments, whatever they might be, is based on injections," he said earlier this week.
But Ribery, 31, has now hit back and suggested he was unhappy at being offered the jab, which increases mobility and is used to reduce pain in the affected area.
"I'm not afraid of injections, but I did not want to have a cortisone injection from the French doctor. I know that's not good," he told SID.
In his absence, France opted to call-up Southampton midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin, with Didier Deschamps' men kicking off their World Cup campaign against Honduras on Sunday night.
Defence 'inexplicable' - Del Bosque
Vicente del Bosque says Spain's defensive collapse was "inexplicable" after they were thrashed 5-1 by Netherlands in their opening World Cup game.
The reigning world and European champions were stunned as Robin van Persie and Arjen Robben netted twice each in the Group B clash on Friday.
Del Bosque said his players had discussed the loss in the dressing room afterwards and that the defeat left them in a 'delicate situation' ahead of matches against Chile and Australia."I feel bad, I’m disappointed, but [we] have enough courage to get over the defeat. We came out well and then the first half ended in a draw," he told TVE.
"The dressing room has responded well because we’re a squad of professionals and good guys, both those who’ve played and those that didn’t. There are no accusatory glares."There was an uplifting conversation and it’s good for the team. We have to talk about it."
Xabi Alonso had given Spain a 27th-minute lead from the penalty spot before the Dutch dominated the second half after Van Persie's stunning diving header just before half-time.
Robben netted twice after the break alongside efforts from Van Persie and Stefan de Vrij as the Netherlands cruised to victory in the 2010 FIFA World Cup final rematch.Del Bosque, who refused to blame goalkeeper Iker Casillas for the loss, said his team would need to improve their defence.
"It’s inexplicable, I’m speechless. We didn’t shore up the defence, but we handled ourselves well," he said."Today we were very loose and we’ll have to put something in place that we should’ve had for Van Persie and Robben.
"In the first half we found space. We found avenues with (Andres) Iniesta and (David) Silva ... everything seemed to be going well until we were on our back heels.
"They left us depressed while they were in a state of euphoria."
Hitzfeld: Switzerland as good as France
Switzerland coach Ottmar Hitzfeld is optimistic about his side's chances of qualifying for the knockout stages of the World Cup and feels they are as good as group rivals France.
The Swiss kick off their Group E campaign with a match against Ecuador at the Estadio Mane Garrincha on Sunday and Hitzfeld cannot wait to get started, having set his sights on a spot in the round of 16.
"France and Switzerland are both favourites in this group. We have done better than France in the past few years when you look at results and we have been slightly more consistent, but they have a lot of potential and should be regarded as favourites, too," the Switzerland boss said at a press conference.
“I am optimistic that we can show what we can do at the World Cup. We are a disciplined team and everybody wants to work hard. We are stronger than in 2010.
"We started a new project in 2011 with young players and have some experienced players as well. We have the perfect mix and the atmosphere within the team is very good.
"Three finals await and Ecuador are the first up. They’re a strong team. There's more to Ecuador than Antonio Valencia and Felipe Caicedo. They are very strong on the counter-attack. And they have two superb centre-backs and fast wing-backs. Switzerland must be at their best to win this game."
"After that we have France, who are favourites as well. And in the end we want to seal qualification against Honduras. We will take each opponent seriously and will prepare in the best way possible."
Switzerland were eliminated in the group stages at the 2010 World Cup, despite a 1-0 win over eventual winners Spain.
Switzerland coach Ottmar Hitzfeld is optimistic about his side's chances of qualifying for the knockout stages of the World Cup and feels they are as good as group rivals France.
The Swiss kick off their Group E campaign with a match against Ecuador at the Estadio Mane Garrincha on Sunday and Hitzfeld cannot wait to get started, having set his sights on a spot in the round of 16.
"France and Switzerland are both favourites in this group. We have done better than France in the past few years when you look at results and we have been slightly more consistent, but they have a lot of potential and should be regarded as favourites, too," the Switzerland boss said at a press conference.
“I am optimistic that we can show what we can do at the World Cup. We are a disciplined team and everybody wants to work hard. We are stronger than in 2010.
"We started a new project in 2011 with young players and have some experienced players as well. We have the perfect mix and the atmosphere within the team is very good.
"Three finals await and Ecuador are the first up. They’re a strong team. There's more to Ecuador than Antonio Valencia and Felipe Caicedo. They are very strong on the counter-attack. And they have two superb centre-backs and fast wing-backs. Switzerland must be at their best to win this game."
"After that we have France, who are favourites as well. And in the end we want to seal qualification against Honduras. We will take each opponent seriously and will prepare in the best way possible."
Switzerland were eliminated in the group stages at the 2010 World Cup, despite a 1-0 win over eventual winners Spain.
Buffon ruled out of Italy-England game
Italy have been dealt a severe blow ahead of their World Cup opener against England after goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon was ruled out with an ankle injury.
The 36-year-old left training early on Friday with the problem, but it was hoped he would recover in time to take his place on Saturday evening, with coach Cesare Prandelli describing it as "nothing serious".However, Buffon confimed on his official Facebook page on Saturday that he would not be fit to start the game.
"Good day everyone... Life is beautiful and I am still in your debt... It will take more than one missed game or one missed World Cup to change my mind!" wrote the 140-capped international.
"There are still ways to be important, even if you are not a protagonist on the field... so... Forza Great Salvatore... Forza magic boys... FORZA ITALIA, my great love."Paris Saint-Germain keeper Salvatore Sirigu is expected to start in his absence as the Azzurri look to get off to a flying start in Group D.
One positive for Prandelli, however, was the condition of the playing surface in Manaus, with a close inspection arresting fears of an uneven pitch that had been reported in the days leading up to the game.
"Regarding the pitch, the grass was described to me as being in very bad condition, but when I got here it was actually very good," said the 56-year-old.Prandelli will keep his formation and selection a secret until the last minute, hoping to keep players competing for places.
He believes Roy Hodgson's England are a different prospect to the one Italy overcame on penalties in the Euro 2012 quarter-finals."Two years ago we won on penalties but England are a different team, they have changed their system, their style of play," Prandelli said.
"We have to remember the good things we did in the past but we are facing a new team. Especially in attack, they have four players who are very, very good."
Italy have been dealt a severe blow ahead of their World Cup opener against England after goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon was ruled out with an ankle injury.
The 36-year-old left training early on Friday with the problem, but it was hoped he would recover in time to take his place on Saturday evening, with coach Cesare Prandelli describing it as "nothing serious".However, Buffon confimed on his official Facebook page on Saturday that he would not be fit to start the game.
"Good day everyone... Life is beautiful and I am still in your debt... It will take more than one missed game or one missed World Cup to change my mind!" wrote the 140-capped international.
"There are still ways to be important, even if you are not a protagonist on the field... so... Forza Great Salvatore... Forza magic boys... FORZA ITALIA, my great love."Paris Saint-Germain keeper Salvatore Sirigu is expected to start in his absence as the Azzurri look to get off to a flying start in Group D.
One positive for Prandelli, however, was the condition of the playing surface in Manaus, with a close inspection arresting fears of an uneven pitch that had been reported in the days leading up to the game.
"Regarding the pitch, the grass was described to me as being in very bad condition, but when I got here it was actually very good," said the 56-year-old.Prandelli will keep his formation and selection a secret until the last minute, hoping to keep players competing for places.
He believes Roy Hodgson's England are a different prospect to the one Italy overcame on penalties in the Euro 2012 quarter-finals."Two years ago we won on penalties but England are a different team, they have changed their system, their style of play," Prandelli said.
"We have to remember the good things we did in the past but we are facing a new team. Especially in attack, they have four players who are very, very good."
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