Poll: EURO 2008 Group C_ (5 Viewers)
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Le probabili formazioni di oggi
ROMANIA-FRANCIA (Zurigo, ore 18)
ROMANIA (4-2-3-1): 1 Lobont; 2 Contra, 4 Tamas, 15 Goian, 3 Rat; 6 Radoi, 5 Chivu; 16 Nicolita, 11 Cocis, 10 Mutu; 21 D.Niculae.
Allenatore: Piturca.
A disposizione: 12 Popa, 23 Stancioiu, 13 Sapunaru, 14 Ghionea, 17 Moti, 22 Radu, 7 Petre, 8 Codrea, 19 Cristea, 20 Dica, 9 Marica, 18 M.Niculae.
Squalificati: nessuno.
Diffidati: nessuno.
Indisponibili: nessuno.
FRANCIA (4-4-2): 23 Coupet; 19 Sagnol, 15 Thuram, 5 Gallas, 3 Abidal; 22 Ribery, 20 Toulalan, 6 Makelele, 7 Malouda; 9 Benzema, 8 Anelka.
Allenatore: Domenech.
A disposizione: 16 Frey, 1 Mandanda, 2 Boumsong, 13 Evra, 14 Clerc, 17 Squillaci, 11 Nasri, 21 Diarra, 12 Henry, 10 Govou, 18 Gomis.
Squalificati: nessuno.
Diffidati: nessuno.
Indisponibili: 4 Vieira.
Arbitro: Mejuto Gonzalez (Spa)
OLANDA-ITALIA (Berna, ore 20.45)
OLANDA (4-2-3-1): 1 Van der Sar; 3 Heitinga, 2 Ooijer, 4 Mathijsen, 5 Van Bronckhorst; 17 De Jong, 8 Engelaar; 10 Sneijder, 23 Van der Vaart, 20 Afellay; 9 Van Nistelrooy.
Allenatore: Van Basten.
A disposizione: 13 Timmer, 16 Stekelenburg, 21 Boulahrouz, 12 Melchiot, 14 Bouma, 15 De Cler, 6 De Zeeuw, 7 Van Persie, 18 Kuyt, 19 Huntelaar, 22 Vennegoor of Hesselink.
Squalificati: nessuno.
Diffidati: nessuno.
Indisponibili: 11 Robben.
ITALIA (4-3-3): 1 Buffon; 2 Panucci, 6 Barzagli, 23 Materazzi, 19 Zambrotta; 8 Gattuso, 21 Pirlo, 10 De Rossi; 16 Camoranesi, 9 Toni, 11 Di Natale.
Allenatore: Donadoni.
A disposizione: 14 Amelia, 17 De Sanctis, 3 Grosso, 4 Chiellini, 5 Gamberini, 13 Ambrosini, 20 Perrotta, 22 Aquilani, 7 Del Piero, 12 Borriello, 15 Quagliarella, 18 Cassano.
Squalificati: nessuno.
Diffidati: nessuno.
Indisponibili: nessuno.
Arbitro: Frojdfeldt (Svezia)
Bring it on!!
Btw Hunter is on the bench...
Le probabili formazioni di oggi
ROMANIA-FRANCIA (Zurigo, ore 18)
ROMANIA (4-2-3-1): 1 Lobont; 2 Contra, 4 Tamas, 15 Goian, 3 Rat; 6 Radoi, 5 Chivu; 16 Nicolita, 11 Cocis, 10 Mutu; 21 D.Niculae.
Allenatore: Piturca.
A disposizione: 12 Popa, 23 Stancioiu, 13 Sapunaru, 14 Ghionea, 17 Moti, 22 Radu, 7 Petre, 8 Codrea, 19 Cristea, 20 Dica, 9 Marica, 18 M.Niculae.
Squalificati: nessuno.
Diffidati: nessuno.
Indisponibili: nessuno.
FRANCIA (4-4-2): 23 Coupet; 19 Sagnol, 15 Thuram, 5 Gallas, 3 Abidal; 22 Ribery, 20 Toulalan, 6 Makelele, 7 Malouda; 9 Benzema, 8 Anelka.
Allenatore: Domenech.
A disposizione: 16 Frey, 1 Mandanda, 2 Boumsong, 13 Evra, 14 Clerc, 17 Squillaci, 11 Nasri, 21 Diarra, 12 Henry, 10 Govou, 18 Gomis.
Squalificati: nessuno.
Diffidati: nessuno.
Indisponibili: 4 Vieira.
Arbitro: Mejuto Gonzalez (Spa)
OLANDA-ITALIA (Berna, ore 20.45)
OLANDA (4-2-3-1): 1 Van der Sar; 3 Heitinga, 2 Ooijer, 4 Mathijsen, 5 Van Bronckhorst; 17 De Jong, 8 Engelaar; 10 Sneijder, 23 Van der Vaart, 20 Afellay; 9 Van Nistelrooy.
Allenatore: Van Basten.
A disposizione: 13 Timmer, 16 Stekelenburg, 21 Boulahrouz, 12 Melchiot, 14 Bouma, 15 De Cler, 6 De Zeeuw, 7 Van Persie, 18 Kuyt, 19 Huntelaar, 22 Vennegoor of Hesselink.
Squalificati: nessuno.
Diffidati: nessuno.
Indisponibili: 11 Robben.
ITALIA (4-3-3): 1 Buffon; 2 Panucci, 6 Barzagli, 23 Materazzi, 19 Zambrotta; 8 Gattuso, 21 Pirlo, 10 De Rossi; 16 Camoranesi, 9 Toni, 11 Di Natale.
Allenatore: Donadoni.
A disposizione: 14 Amelia, 17 De Sanctis, 3 Grosso, 4 Chiellini, 5 Gamberini, 13 Ambrosini, 20 Perrotta, 22 Aquilani, 7 Del Piero, 12 Borriello, 15 Quagliarella, 18 Cassano.
Squalificati: nessuno.
Diffidati: nessuno.
Indisponibili: nessuno.
Arbitro: Frojdfeldt (Svezia)
Bring it on!!
Btw Hunter is on the bench...
my heart says Italy n France but my heart tells me an upset is on the card. Just like the group where US,Italy,Ghana, Czech were in the same group where everyone expects Ita and Czech to go through.Romania can be tough and Holland can b a serious challenger. If Azzurri did well in 1st match, Azzurri should go through..
I hope Don wil bring on DP if it stays stalemate or Italy is behind.
God bless Italia!
I hope Don wil bring on DP if it stays stalemate or Italy is behind.
God bless Italia!
European Championships, Group C
Holland vs Italy
Monday 9 June 2008, 20:45 CET
Stade de Suisse, Berne
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2nd Goal for Netherlands - Sneijder 31'
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3rd Goal for Netherlands - van Bronckhorst 79'
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:: Extras ::
National anthems
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van Nistelrooy driblles past Buffon but fails to score 18'
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di Natale shot is saved by van der Sar 33'
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van Nistelrooy's shot is saved by Buffon 43'
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di Natale's shot goes over the crossbar 45+1'
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1st half highlights
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Zambrotta skill 54'
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Toni lobs the ball over the crossbar 76'
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EUR0 2008 - 3rd Day's goals Compilation
Holland vs Italy , Romania vs France
Monday 9 June 2008
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ITALY
Buffon 6 – Partly to blame for first goal after a poor punch. Made one outstanding save from van Nistelrooy at 0-2. Did not communicate with his defenders as much as he should have.
Panucci 5.5 – Below par. Questionable whether he has the pace to play at right back in an international tournament. Did better when switched to the centre.
Barzagli 4 – Has never impressed without Cannavaro to hold his hand and this was proved tonight after a shocking performance. Certainly not the next in a long-line of great Italian defenders judged on this.
Materazzi 3.5 – Confirmed his dreadful club season with a stinker of a game. Second to every ball, positionally all over the place, and no help at all to Barzagli. If it was up to me, he would never play for Italy again.
Zambrotta 6 – The best of a bad bunch, although improved greatly as the game went on, going on one excellent run in the second half down the left.
Gattuso 6 – Battled as usual in midfield, and slowly took charge as the game wore on, but as proven for Milan this season his levels have quite clearly dropped from the World Cup two years ago.
Pirlo 7 – Unsurprisingly Italy’s best midfielder. Brilliant through-ball to put Grosso through on goal, while he would have scored with a magnificent free-kick, had it not been for Van der Sar’s miraculous save.
Ambrosini 5 – Baffling decision by Ancelotti to start him ahead of De Rossi, and he clearly was not in the same league as Sneijder and Van der Vaart. Missed a chance late on.
Camoranesi 4 – Anonymous on the right hand side of the trident. Quite why Donadoni waited until the 75th minute to take him off is another mystery.
Di Natale 6 – Far from Italy’s worst player. Di Natale worked hard, and had a few efforts, including one sweet volley that would have gone in had it not been straight at Van der Sar.
Toni 5 – Another disappointment. Looked strangely tired after a long campaign. Missed one glorious one-on-one opportunity.
Subs
Grosso 8 – Donadoni's worst decision was not starting Grosso, who caused havoc down the left after coming on. Could and should have scored when alone with Van der Sar.
Del Piero 7 – Excellent after coming on. Looked really sharp, was inventive, and had two fine efforts at goal. Must start the next game.
Cassano 7 – Scandalously only offered 15 minutes at the end, but did more with virtually his first touch of the ball than Camoranesi did for 75 minutes before him. A magnificent chipped pass to put Toni through. Also must start along with Del Piero against Romania.
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Buffon 6 – Partly to blame for first goal after a poor punch. Made one outstanding save from van Nistelrooy at 0-2. Did not communicate with his defenders as much as he should have.
Panucci 5.5 – Below par. Questionable whether he has the pace to play at right back in an international tournament. Did better when switched to the centre.
Barzagli 4 – Has never impressed without Cannavaro to hold his hand and this was proved tonight after a shocking performance. Certainly not the next in a long-line of great Italian defenders judged on this.
Materazzi 3.5 – Confirmed his dreadful club season with a stinker of a game. Second to every ball, positionally all over the place, and no help at all to Barzagli. If it was up to me, he would never play for Italy again.
Zambrotta 6 – The best of a bad bunch, although improved greatly as the game went on, going on one excellent run in the second half down the left.
Gattuso 6 – Battled as usual in midfield, and slowly took charge as the game wore on, but as proven for Milan this season his levels have quite clearly dropped from the World Cup two years ago.
Pirlo 7 – Unsurprisingly Italy’s best midfielder. Brilliant through-ball to put Grosso through on goal, while he would have scored with a magnificent free-kick, had it not been for Van der Sar’s miraculous save.
Ambrosini 5 – Baffling decision by Ancelotti to start him ahead of De Rossi, and he clearly was not in the same league as Sneijder and Van der Vaart. Missed a chance late on.
Camoranesi 4 – Anonymous on the right hand side of the trident. Quite why Donadoni waited until the 75th minute to take him off is another mystery.
Di Natale 6 – Far from Italy’s worst player. Di Natale worked hard, and had a few efforts, including one sweet volley that would have gone in had it not been straight at Van der Sar.
Toni 5 – Another disappointment. Looked strangely tired after a long campaign. Missed one glorious one-on-one opportunity.
Subs
Grosso 8 – Donadoni's worst decision was not starting Grosso, who caused havoc down the left after coming on. Could and should have scored when alone with Van der Sar.
Del Piero 7 – Excellent after coming on. Looked really sharp, was inventive, and had two fine efforts at goal. Must start the next game.
Cassano 7 – Scandalously only offered 15 minutes at the end, but did more with virtually his first touch of the ball than Camoranesi did for 75 minutes before him. A magnificent chipped pass to put Toni through. Also must start along with Del Piero against Romania.
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