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Friday, July 13, 2007

David Beckham Unveiled for LA Galaxy

Beckham_LA_Galaxy_Jerseys.jpgDavid Beckham is finally unveiled for LA Galaxy.

He is expected to debut in a friendly versus Chelsea 21 July.

Red carpet rolled out for Beckham - BBC

BBC Video

Fans clamour to see Beckham play - BBC

BBC Images

Beckham unveiled in Los Angeles - AP - FoxSoccer.com

Beckham ready for LA challenge - Sky Sports


Beckham LA Galaxy Jerseys

Thursday, June 28, 2007

Beckham, American Football Player Reggie Bush Video

David Beckham plays keepy-up with an American football and more.

Saints FC? Becks meets Bush - FoxSoccer.com Video 3:03


Beckham Merchandise

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Copa America 2007 - Chile Rally, Mexico Stun Brazil

Copa_America_Football_Soccer_Nike_Veer.jpgCopa America 2007 really gets fired up as Chile rally to beat Ecuador and Mexico are brilliant in an historic 2-0 win over Brazil.

Group B
27.06.07 - 18:30 - Ecuador v Chile - 6:35PM - Reuters - IHT.com
27.06.07 - 20:45 - Brazil v Mexico - 8:50PM - Reuters - CNN.com


Copa America 2007 @ Soccer Golazo!

Copa America 2007 Ball (new window)

Copa America 2007 LIVE Streaming Video on Web - Free

Copa_America_Football_Soccer_Nike_Veer.jpgCopa America 2007 can be viewed for free, live on the web, through Univision's streaming video feed.

Univision - LIVE Video


Copa America 2007 Football

Thursday, June 07, 2007

Riquelme Leads Boca To Copa Libertadores Finals

Juan Roman Riquelme was in stunning form Thursday night as he led Boca Juniors to a 3-0 victory over Colombia's Cucuta. The victory sends Boca to the Copa Libertadores Finals with a 4-3 aggregate win.

Boca trailed 3-1 going into the night and as expected immediately took the play to the visitors.

And early on, it looked as though Boca would be rewarded as they dominated, but Cucuta keeper Robinson Zapata kept the visitor's hopes alive, making numerous acrobatic saves, including a point-blank shot from Rodrigo Palacio.

In the 7th minute, Zapata even made two world-class saves on one play. The first, a stunning kick save on a Riquelme header. The second, a wonderful block of a Palacio header from just inches away.

But Zapata would finally prove human in the 44th minute, and it would be Riquelme who would be his undoing.

Boca earned a free kick just outside the area and La Bombonera was rocking as the home crowd seem to smell blood with their returning hero standing over the dead ball.

The former Argentine international didn't disappoint, curling an absolutely brilliant strike over the wall into the top corner for the 1-0 lead.

A crushing blow for a Colombian side that was just seconds from going into the break even.

And after the interval, Boca went right back to work, almost scoring within seconds of the restart as Hugo Ibarra fired a rocket that was deflected wide.

The reprieve for Cucuta was short-lived and nine minutes into the second half, Boca finally had the scoreline they needed to advance when Martin Palermo bundled a wild deflection across the line.

But what was a thrilling match, again, suddenly ground to halt.

Previously, there had been a five minute stoppage, as the fog that had enveloped the pitch for most of the evening completely took over.

Now, a second interruption, one far more bothersome, as keeper Zapata was hit with projectiles from the stands for the second time on the night. Pleas from Boca players to supporters did seem to put an end to the barrage.

The breaks however, seemed to do little to dampen the Boca enthusiasm and the Argentine side's domination continued as they looked to kill off the tie.

And with only a minute plus stoppage remaining, it was Riquelme who would again provide the drama.

The hometown favorite stepped up to take a corner, and like a scene out of a movie, with flashbulbs popping, the Boca talisman rifled a deadly cross into the box that substitute Sebastian Battaglia headed into the far corner passed a diving Zapata.

Battaglia, also in his second stint at Boca, raced dramatically to Riquelme and the two slid into an embrace before being mobbed by their teammates as La Bombonera shook.

A whopping ten minutes of added time saw Cucuta press for the equalizer that would never come.

But even stoppage time was not without drama as a late penalty claim went unheeded as it appeared Boca keeper Mauricio Caranta was first to a loose ball before bringing down Leonard Pajoy in the box.

At the final whistle, Boca looked anything but the jaded favorites they might justifiably be.

Rather, Boca players celebrated wildly with Riquelme appropriately in the center of the jubilation.

For unfancied Cucuta, a tournament well-played and respect.

For Boca Juniors, another date with destiny in the Copa Libertadores Finals.


On the web:
Boca Juniors reaches Copa Lib final - AP - FoxSoccer.com

Monday, February 12, 2007

Beckham Goal - Becks Scores on Real Madrid Return

real-madrid-soccer-ball.jpgDavid Beckham rewarded manager Fabio Capello's change of heart, scoring the equalizer in Real Madrid's 2-1 victory at Real Sociedad on Saturday.

The scoresheet will resemble a 2003 Manchester United win with Beckham scoring in the 37th and Ruud Van Nistelrooy grabbing the winner in the 49th.

The former England captain knocked home a patented free kick from 30 yards to draw even at 1-1, and Van Nistelrooy headed the winner just 4 minutes after the restart.

It was Beckham's first start since his much publicized move to the U.S.

The under-fire Capello had stated in January that Beckham would not play for Madrid again after the superstar midfielder's record signing for MLS' LA Galaxy.


Video at YouTube.com


Related on Soccer Golazo:
Fabio Capello - Real Madrid Manager Blames Beckham
David Beckham Left Out at Real Madrid Again

Wednesday, December 06, 2006

Champions League Knockout Stages - First Draw, Friday 15 December 2006

champions-league.jpgUPDATE 15.12.06:

UEFA Champions League Draw - First Knockout Stage 15.12.06

The draw for the first knockout stage of the 2006-2007 Champions League will be held Friday 15 December at UEFA in Nyon, Switzerland.

The draw will be broadcast live at UEFA.com.

Teams Qualified:
AC Milan, Arsenal, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Celtic, Chelsea, Inter Milan, Lille, Liverpool, Lyon, Manchester United, PSV Eindhoven, Porto, Real Madrid, Roma, and Valencia

Details of the draw @ UEFA (new window)

Tuesday, December 05, 2006

Champions League Live Streaming Webcast Video at UEFA - ESPN

Below is a link to UEFA Video and Pay-Per-View.

The matches are listed as being brought to you by ESPNsoccernet.com and ESPNDeportes.com

There is a note that the service is not available to the Mac OS and that only Windows machines running Internet Explorer 6 are supported.

This post is for information and is not an endorsement of this service.

UEFA Video - http://video.uefa.com/video/index.html (new window)

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