Monday, May 07, 2007

Match Report: Real Madrid Vs Sevilla

MATCH REPORT

3 - Real Madrid: Casillas; Cicinho, Ramos, Cannavaro, Torres (Helguera, min.58); Diarra, Emerson, Beckham, Robinho; Raúl (Guti, min.58) and Van Nistelrooy.
2 - Sevilla: Palop; Dani Alves, Ocio, Escudé, Drago; Poulsen, Maresca, Renato (Níkel, min.63), Puerta; Kerzhakov (Chevanton, min. 72) and Kanouté.

Referee: Alfonso Pérez Burrull, Cantabrian refereeing Assocviation. Booked Miguel Torres (39'), Sergio Ramos (55'), and David Beckham (83') of Real Madrid, and Hinkel (66') and Chevanton (83') for Sevilla. Red carded Luis Fabiano on the sideline while he was warming up. He also sent Robinho, off after showing him the second yellow card for hugging the fans after scoring the 2-1 goal. Aitor Ocio was also sent off with a direct red card.

Goals:
0-1 (min.41): Maresca buries a volley in the back of the net.
1-1: (min.61) Amazing play by Guti and Van Nistelrooy puts it away.
2-1: (min.77) Once again, master assist of Guti for Robinho.
3-1: (min.86) Van Nistelrooy.
3-2: (min.90) Chevanton, from a free kick.

Highlights: Matchday 33 of La Liga hosted at a capacity Santiago Bernabéu stadium. Attendance: 80.000.

Real Madrid 3-1 Sevilla.

Real Madrid
Sevilla
3
2
GOALS
Ruud van Nistelrooy 63
Robinho 78
Ruud van Nistelrooy 85

Enzo Maresca 41
Ernesto Javier Chevanton 90
RED CARDS
Robinho 79

Luis Fabiano 74
Aitor Ocio 83
YELLOW CARDS
Miguel Torres 40
Sergio Ramos 54
Robinho 78
David Beckham 84
Andreas Hinkel 67
Ernesto Javier Chevanton 84

Sunday, May 06, 2007

Real Madrid, Barcelona battle for Chelsea's Robben.

Real Madrid and Barcelona are going head-to-head for Chelsea winger Arjen Robben.

Both clubs are in the market for a new left-sided midfielder and have penned Robben at the top of their shopping lists, says DiarioSport.

Robben is weighing up his future at Chelsea, particularly with manager Jose Mourinho now staying on next season. The pair haven't seen eye-to-eye this term over Robben's injury record, though the Blues boss was full of praise for the winger over the way he performed on Tuesday night at Liverpool.

Robben was promised to Real fans by Ramon Calderon as he battled for last summer's presidency and remains a target for the Madrid club. Barca coach Frank Rijkaard, meanwhile, is a big fan of his fellow Dutchman and is convinced his versatility would fit well into his playing system.

Result: Real Madrid Castilla 2-1 Malaga.

Real Madrid Castilla
Malaga
2
1
GOALS
Alvaro Negredo 48
Ruben De la Red Gutierrez 90

Pablo Counago 30
RED CARDS

Javier Calleja 90

Friday, May 04, 2007

Real Madrid trials for 'new Solskjaer' .

Real Madrid have handed trials to Norwegian youngster Jo Sondre Aas.

A Norway U17 international striker, Aas is tied to Rosenborg and has been likened to Manchester United star Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Real Madrid's Norway scout, Jack Karades, has set up the trial, which will see Aas travel to Madrid this week to train with Michel's Castilla team and also be a guest in the director's box for Real's clash with Sevilla on Sunday.

Beckham will play for Real Madrid on Sunday


The English player has had a yellow card cancelled, meaning he can play against Sevilla in the important league game

The Spanish authorities have cancelled a yellow card issued against David Beckham which means the Real Madrid player can take his place in the important league game against Sevilla in the Santiago Bernabéu on Sunday.

Beckham was given the card during the match against Athletic, but following video evidence and the declaration of the Brazilian player Cicinho, the Competition Committee has cancelled it.

Sevilla complain that Real Madrid is being favoured by the Spanish Football Federation.

It’s of note how the Real Madrid manager, Fabio Capello, has gone from saying Beckham will never wear a Real Madrid shirt again, to counting on the player.

Real and Barça alerted by news of Chelsea clearout .

According to Jose Mourinho, there are going to be changes at Chelsea in the wake of their Champions League semi-final exit earlier this week. The possibility that the likes of Lampard, Carvalho, Essien and Robben could be up for sale is reported to have aroused the keen interest of Real Madrid and Barcelona.

After failing to lure their top two targets to the club (Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaká), Real Madrid are likely to renew last summer's unsuccessful bid to sign Arjen Robben, who is very reasonably priced at €18 million euros.

However they could face competition from their Catalan rivals, who are also rumoured to be interested in signing Essien and Lampard to reinforce their midfield while Frank Rijkaard is also said to be interested in Portuguese defender Ricardo Carvalho.

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Monday, April 30, 2007

Results of April.

Celta 1-2 R Madrid
R Madrid 2-0 Osasuna
Racing 2-1 R Madrid
R Madrid 2-1 Valencia
Athletic 1-4 R Madrid

Results of April of Castilla.

Xerez 3-1 Castilla
Castilla 1-3 Valladolid
Lorca 2-0 Castilla
Castilla 3-1 P'ferradina
Elche 2-1 Castilla

Saturday, March 31, 2007

Results of March.

R Madrid 1-1 Getafe
Barcelona 3-3 R Madrid
R Madrid 2-0 Nàstic

Results of March of Castilla.

Sporting 0-1 Castilla
Castilla 0-3 Las Palmas
Ciudad 0-0 Castilla
Castilla 4-1 Ejido

Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Results of January and February.

Villarreal 1-1 R Madrid
R Madrid 0-1 Levante
R Sociedad 1-2 R Madrid
R Madrid 0-0 Betis
Atlético 1-1 R Madrid

Results of January and February of Castilla.

Castilla 1-1 Castellón
Hércules 0-3 Castilla
Castilla 1-1 Alavés
Albacete 1-0 Castilla
Castilla 0-0 Numancia

Monday, February 05, 2007

Real Madrid board expresses support for Capello.

Real Madrid's board of directors expressed support for manager Fabio Capello on Monday, a day after the club suffered its fourth loss in six games.

The board met following Madrid's 1-0 loss to Levante, which triggered protests at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium with many in the crowd demanding Capello's resignation. The loss left Read Madrid in fourth place, five points behind league leader FC Barcelona.

"Fabio deserves all our confidence," club sport director Predrag Mijatovic said. "Capello continues as coach and things haven't changed.

"What we have to do is work harder, resolve our sport problems and trust that at the end of the year we'll be happy," added Mijatovic, who played for the club from 1996 to 1999.

Board spokesman Miguel Angel Arroyo told reporters Capello needed more time to carry out his changes.

"He is the only one capable of carrying out the renovation of Real Madrid that we all want," Arroyo said.

Madrid's loss to Levante was its first in history against the small team. Madrid was eliminated from the Copa del Rey last month, beaten by Real Betis in the fifth round.

The team has scored 28 goals in 21 league matches, its fewest in the 16 years.

Madrid was playing its 1,000th league game at the Bernabeu but first since Ronaldo completed a 7.5-million-euro (C$11.5 million) move to AC Milan on Tuesday.

Under Capello, Real Madrid also has seen David Beckham commit to transferring to the Los Angeles Galaxy after the European season is complete. Beckham watched Sunday's game from the stands.

Madrid has not won a trophy since 2003 — its longest drought since the early 1950s. Capello was hired in July as Madrid's sixth coach in three years.

Wednesday, January 31, 2007

Ronaldo joins Milan from Real Madrid.

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Monday, January 22, 2007

Ronaldo Rage Key to Milan Move!

AC Milan aren’t just opening their bulging wallet to throw a few millions at Real Madrid when they can get something for – what appears to be – nothing.

Rossoneri negotiator Ernesto Bronzetti has revealed that the Fenômeno’s phenomenal anger at what he sees as persecution at the White House is the key to a return to Milan.

"The key to a successful and agreeable transfer is in Ronaldo’s ‘incazzatura’ [rage]”, explained the exec who’s got the task of bringing the number 9 back to San Siro on a free transfer.

He went on to adopt a sever bargaining position that makes it clear that if Madrid are holding out for a 10 million Euro Rossoneri offer then they’re just holding out for heartbreak.

Bronzeti knows full well that the player has to go public to demand a move in order to get Madrid to release him for free as a throbbing headache rather than a solid investment.

"Milan are now waiting for an answer from Ronaldo and Galliani has opened the Milanello doors for him. It’s something that Ronaldo needs to resolve”, he stressed.

“The Ronaldo issue has reached stalemate right now, but that was predictable as they were playing in Mallorca and all their chief executives are there while Ronaldo is in Madrid with his son"

With an announcement expected this week one way or the other s the transfer window gets ready to slam shut there were a few choice words comparing Ronaldo to Figo.

“Milan are waiting for Ronaldo to come forward and make a decision, but I don’t see him burning with desire to learn Arabic”, he jabbed in reference to a supposed Al-Ittihad 10 million Euro bid.

“He’s only 30, not 34 or 35 like Figo, so he’s in a different position. What do we do now? We wait for him to decide”, ended the exec with a sly smile.

Sergio Ramos injured.

The Sevillian suffered a sprained right ankle.

Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos was replaced by Raúl Bravo in the second half of tonight's match after suffering a sprained right ankle. Once the team returns to the Spanish capital, the Club's medical services will assess the severity of the injury and determine the player's approximate recovery time.

MATCH REPORT: REAL MALLAROCA VS REAL MADRID.

Crucial win thanks to a Reyes free kick gives the Whites a share of the top spot

Mission accomplished. Real Madrid will leave Mallorca with three points in hand thanks to a an absolutely beautiful free kick. The Whites had their fair share of chances to open up a bigger lead against a scrappy Mallorca who fought until the final whistle. Sergio Ramos withdrew in the second half due to injury. The second consecutive League victory gives the Madridistas a share of the top spot in the League table.



MATCH SUMMARY:
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0 – MALLORCA:
Moyá; Héctor, Ramis, Nunes, Navarro; Jonás, Basinas, Jordi López, Varela (Jankovic 80’), "Caño" Ibagaza (Arango 71’); Maxi López.

1 – REAL MADRID Casillas; Ramos (Raúl Bravo 56’), Helguera, Cannavaro, Torres; Reyes, Diarra, Gago, Robinho; Higuaín (De la Red 86’) and Van Nistelrooy.

GOALS:

0-1, min. 77: Reyes free kick.

REFEREE:
Fernández Borbalán (Andalusian Referee Association). Ibagaza (24’), Ramos (43’) and Diarra (66’) booked.

NOTES:
Matchday 19 of the Primera Liga played at the Ono Estadi. Real Madrid wore black armbands in honour of the death of Vicente Boluda Crespo, father of Club Vice-President Vicente Boluda Fos.

Real Mallorca 0 : 1 Real Madrid.

Real Mallorca
Real Madrid
0
1
GOALS

Jose Antonio Reyes 78
YELLOW CARDS
Ariel Ibagaza 25
Angelos Basinas 67
Sergio Ramos 44
Mahamadou Diarra 67