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Real gone for shopping

on March 31, 2011 None comments

The battle of Real Madrid is taking part this season on three plans but is thinking of the future too. Jose Mourinho’s team has set his sights on two players in the Premier League which is willing to spend 55 million euros!

Real Madrid are preparing to make bids for both of them, the young Brazilian from Tottenham, Sandro, and for the striker who has impressed this season at Manchester, Javi ‘Chicharito’ Hernandez. Mourinho wants his team to dominate as both Spanish and European football, and with young and brilliant players to play at thir best against the great rival, Barcelona.

Jose wants to refresh Real’s line of attack, a line held back this season after Gonzalo Higuain injury and with a Karim Benzema that needed to place for both. Mourinho believes Chicharito Hernandez is the perfect man to complete the actions of colleagues.

Real hopes to lure him to Spain and will make a significant offer for the 22 years old striker, Hernandez. He had a season more than expected, especially as he has managed to face in recent weeks even the team’s leading scorer, Dimitar Berbatov.
Mourinho is also interested in the midfielder of the Champions League opponent, Sandro. He’s seen as the perfect replacement for Lassana Diarra, who almost certainly will leave this summer.

It seems that Real would be willing to give about 50 million pounds on those two. A huge amount of money but they worth every penny.

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Real Madrid CF vs Tottenham Hotspur FC

on March 29, 2011 None comments

UEFA Champions League quarter-final is approaching. With the debut on the 5th of April, Real Madrid CF is seeking for the fifth straight home win in the League, against Tottenham Hotspur FC, a game that promise a show from both sides.

The galactic from Real will try to sink the chances for the English boys and put a beautiful show for the fans, specially when the game is on Bernabeu, a stadium full of Real Madrid fanson their run for success in this stage.
Real Madrid is in an strange position, managing to reach in this stage after a seven years struggle, last semi-final for them dates from 2003.

After finally negotiating the round of 16 for the first time in seven years, Madrid are now bidding to reach their first semi-final since 2003 and can take heart from an impeccable home record in the competition.

Tottenham have had to wait rather longer since their one previous appearance in the last four – on their only other European Champion Clubs’ Cup entry in 1961/62.But after a good performance against AC Milan, Bernabeu won’t be the turning point.

Previous meetings
Madrid emerged victorious from the clubs’ one previous encounter, in the 1984/85 UEFA Cup quarter-finals. Peter Shreeves’ Tottenham, the then-holders, were undone by a 15th-minute Steve Perryman own goal in the first leg at White Hart Lane, the defender deflecting in a cross from Emilio Butragueño, today Madrid’s director of institutional relations.

Success for who ? Real or Tottenham? Keep close!

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Tottenham -1 in UCL next week?

on March 24, 2011 None comments

Gareth Bale just returned after an injury in January and was ready for the most important games of his life! This weekend, the Wales will play with England while his club team will meet Real Madrid in the Champions League quarterfinals.

Bale will return to Tottenham for treatment, but the first verdict of the doctors is not encouraging for him. It has a stretch in the thigh, which will make him sit on the bar a few weeks.

Born on 16 July 1989 in Cardiff, Gareth Frank Bale, the 21 years old left quarterback plays for Tottenham Spurs since 2007 till now.

This injury is a great lost for Tottenham if a recovery won’t be possible. Not to point that they are playing against Real Madrid, a desperate team after results and with a coach that has its place threaten if he doesn’t come up with trophies.

How will change this fact the game parcour? Keep in touch!

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Real Madrid, 5th in a row!

on March 21, 2011 None comments

“El Derbi madrileño “ has a history of 82 years with Real Madrid leading the hostilities. Los Blancos have won 80 times and drew 31 times, losing 35 games. Atletico was not on before Real’s 11 years, and in the last 20 years has won only 3 times.

Real Madrid managed to obtain the fifth victory in a row, a victory well earned after a good game in the Spanish capital derby with Atletico 2-1.

Karim Benzema opened turned on the scoring board for Real Madrid in 11 minutes, the advantage being doubled 33 minutes with help from Mesut Ozil with a shot under the bar.

Aguero has reduced the difference to the final four minutes, but it was too less and too late to change anything in the game.

Jose Mourinho‘s team remains five points behind Barcelona after the Catalans have won the match with Getafe(2-1), keeping the bar high for competition.

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UEFA Champions League quarter-final draws

on March 18, 2011 None comments

Here is the draw for the next stage in UEFA Champions League, another little step for the London final.

Quarter-final draw:

Real Madrid v Tottenham Hotspur
Chelsea v Manchester United
Barcelona v Shakhtar Donetsk
Inter Milan v Schalke

Semi-final draw:

Inter Milan/Schalke v Chelsea/Manchester United
Real Madrid/Tottenham Hotspur v Barcelona/Shakhtar Donetsk

Show is ahead. Stay tuned!

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