[SPA] La Liga 2009/2010 (32 Viewers)
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---------Casillas---------
---------(Dudek)---------
----------(Adan)----------
------Albiol---Pepe------
----(Garay)-(Metzelder)----
Ramos------------Marcelo
(Arbeloa)----------(Drenthe)
(M.Torres)--------(M.Torres)
----L.Diarra--X.Alonso----
----(M.Diarra)---(Gago)----
----------Kaka----------
--------(Sneijder)--------
----------(Guti)----------
------(vanderVaart)------
Higuain------------Ronaldo
(Granero)-----------(Robben)
---------Benzema---------
-----------(Raul)-----------
---------(Negredo)----------
-------(vanNistelrooy)-------
---------(Dudek)---------
----------(Adan)----------
------Albiol---Pepe------
----(Garay)-(Metzelder)----
Ramos------------Marcelo
(Arbeloa)----------(Drenthe)
(M.Torres)--------(M.Torres)
----L.Diarra--X.Alonso----
----(M.Diarra)---(Gago)----
----------Kaka----------
--------(Sneijder)--------
----------(Guti)----------
------(vanderVaart)------
Higuain------------Ronaldo
(Granero)-----------(Robben)
---------Benzema---------
-----------(Raul)-----------
---------(Negredo)----------
-------(vanNistelrooy)-------
Real's problems in defense were never about individual ability. Ramos is one of the best fullbacks in Europe, Pepe is a very good centerback too. While Albiol is a decent enough technical defender. I think most would start for other big teams. Their problem was always in the co-ordination between defenders and working as a unit.
UK broadcasting rights to show games for the 2009/10 season in Spain's La Liga are currently still up for grabs, Digital Spy has learned.
Sky Sports has historically owned the UK rights to show action from Spain's top division, but the broadcaster's previous deal with the league expired at the end of last season.
As discussed on Digital Spy's broadcasting forum, this means that La Liga rights for the coming season are currently available, with a number of parties thought to be in the running.
Action from the top Spanish league is now an increasingly attractive property for broadcasters due to the recent high spending by Real Madrid and Barcelona in the transfer market, which has seen superstars Cristiano Ronaldo and Zlatan Ibrahimović move to La Liga.
Alongside Sky Sports, ESPN is also expected to be interested in securing the rights for its recently launched ESPN sports channel. Along with the 46 Premier League and 30 Scottish Premier League games previously owned by Setanta, the Disney-owned firm has also secured rights to show games from the German Bundasliga and Serie A in Italy. At the start of the month, ESPN UK also carried games from Real Madrid's pre-season tour of the US and Canada.
On top of this, the Disney-owned sports broadcaster has recently secured a sub-licence agreement with Gol TV in the US to broadcast La Liga games for American viewers on its ESPN2 and ESPN Deportes channels.
While not commenting directly on the La Liga rights situation, an ESPN UK spokesman said: "As we continue to say, we are interested in rights where they are available and where they make business sense.
"But as we've not confirmed whether we have or have not bid, clearly we have no comment on this new speculation."
Even though Sky Sports has more Premier League games available for its subscribers than ESPN, it now lacks the European football coverage of its rival. This may mean that securing La Liga rights will become a greater priority for the broadcaster.
Sky Sports has historically owned the UK rights to show action from Spain's top division, but the broadcaster's previous deal with the league expired at the end of last season.
As discussed on Digital Spy's broadcasting forum, this means that La Liga rights for the coming season are currently available, with a number of parties thought to be in the running.
Action from the top Spanish league is now an increasingly attractive property for broadcasters due to the recent high spending by Real Madrid and Barcelona in the transfer market, which has seen superstars Cristiano Ronaldo and Zlatan Ibrahimović move to La Liga.
Alongside Sky Sports, ESPN is also expected to be interested in securing the rights for its recently launched ESPN sports channel. Along with the 46 Premier League and 30 Scottish Premier League games previously owned by Setanta, the Disney-owned firm has also secured rights to show games from the German Bundasliga and Serie A in Italy. At the start of the month, ESPN UK also carried games from Real Madrid's pre-season tour of the US and Canada.
On top of this, the Disney-owned sports broadcaster has recently secured a sub-licence agreement with Gol TV in the US to broadcast La Liga games for American viewers on its ESPN2 and ESPN Deportes channels.
While not commenting directly on the La Liga rights situation, an ESPN UK spokesman said: "As we continue to say, we are interested in rights where they are available and where they make business sense.
"But as we've not confirmed whether we have or have not bid, clearly we have no comment on this new speculation."
Even though Sky Sports has more Premier League games available for its subscribers than ESPN, it now lacks the European football coverage of its rival. This may mean that securing La Liga rights will become a greater priority for the broadcaster.
Athletic de Bilbao vs Barcelona
Spanish Super Cup 2000
Sunday August 16, 2009 20 GMT,
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Pre Match Video
FC Barcelona - Athletic Bilbao 4-1 Final Copa del Rey 13/5/2009
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Goals
First Goal for Bilbao by De Marcos 45
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Xavi Draws for Barcelona (1-1) 58
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Second Goal for Barcelona by Pedro 68
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Extras
Nice Shot by Bojan off the Bar 4
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Nice Shot by Alves greatly saved by GK 10
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What a Miss by Xavi ! 24
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Nice Shot for Athletic Bilbao over the Goal 31
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Danger Long Shot for Athletic Bilbao saved y Valdez 38
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First Half Highlights : Athletic Bilbao 1 - 0 Barcelona
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Dani Alves hits the Bar 78
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I think I will be watching Real and Barca week-in, week-out this season. Every game, as long as it's not the same time with Juve basically.Yeah he had some quality touches but still he was pretty lazy. Barca fans are used to Etoo's dynamic and energy running all over the field while Ibra didn't even bother to to do anything when the ball wasn't between he's legs.
Paying 45 mil plus Etoo you would expect atleast a player who would try and work he's ass for the team but he's not.
I know its just 45 minutes that he played but i think he'll face a pretty hard time in Barca this season.....
Paying 45 mil plus Etoo you would expect atleast a player who would try and work he's ass for the team but he's not.
I know its just 45 minutes that he played but i think he'll face a pretty hard time in Barca this season.....