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Sunday, June 10, 2007

San Lorenzo Win Argentine Clausura

argentina-football-association.jpgSan Lorenzo win the Argentine Clausura with one round remaining by defeating Arsenal 4-2.


On the web:

Clausura: San Lorenzo Clinch Title After 4-2 Win - Goal.com Match Report

San Lorenzo crowned champs for first time since '01 - Reuters SI.com

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Sunday, February 18, 2007

Football Argentina - Match Abandoned - River Plate Receives Five Match Ban

river-plate-jerseys.jpgThe match between River Plate and Newell's Old Boys on Saturday was abandoned in the 86th minute with River leading 2-1.

Clashes in the stands between rival supporters caused referee Hector Baldassi to halt the contest.

An Ernesto Farias brace had put River in the lead.

Argentine football has been plagued with violence in recent months. The Apertura at the end of 2006 had seen many matches played with no away supporters as authorities looked to quell the violence.

But the Clausura has picked up where the Apertura left off with River Plate having just been banned from playing at their Monumental Stadium for five matches on Thursday.

The suspension was called for by the Argentine government after violence between rival factions of River supporters caused problems prior to River's match against Lanus.

River travel to Santiago, Chile for Thursday's much anticipated match with Colo Colo in the Copa Libertadores.

More from other web sites (in a new window):
River Plate's Stadium shut for five games - FoxSoccer.com - AP
Argentine match abandoned due to missile-throwing fans - reuters.com
River match stopped due to violence - SI.com
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Riquelme Returns To Boca Juniors

Monday, February 12, 2007

Riquelme Returns To Boca Juniors

boca-juniors-soccer-ball.jpgJuan Roman Riquelme returned to Boca Juniors on Monday, calling it "one of my happiest days as a football player."

The former Argentina international is on loan from Villarreal for €1.5 million.

Riquelme retired from international football following last year's World Cup and has since fallen out of favor at the Spanish club.

The playmaking midfielder is not expected to feature in Boca's Copa Libertadores match on Wedneday, but he could make his first Clausura 2007 appearance on Sunday against Rosario Central.

In Riquelme's first stint at La Bombonera from 1996-2002, Boca won three league titles (98A, 99C, 00A), two Copa Libertadores (00, 01), and one Intercontinental Cup (00).

More from other web sites (in a new window):
Riquelme read to play for Boca Juniors - FoxSoccer.com AP
Wikipedia Juan Riquelme
Riquelme is already with Boca - Official Boca Juniors Website

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