Copa America - Page 4

toli · 18-07-2004, 02:06

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Originally Posted by crazy4milan

give Abbondanzieri a break for at least this tournament.

I'll admit that I havent seen much of him, mainly just when River plays Boca, and that he did do well against Peru. But he still has to earn my respect.

W.H.I · 18-07-2004, 06:02

[size=6]Peru 0-1 Argentina [/size]
Goalscorers, Argentina: Carlos TÃ©vez - 60'

Peru starting-eleven :

1 Oscar IbaÃ±ez
2 Santiago Acasiete
3 Miguel Rebosio
4 Jorge Soto
6 Walter Ricardo VÃ*lchez
15 Guillermo Salas
7 Nolberto Solano
8 Juan Jayo
10 Roberto Palacios
20 Carlos Zegarra
16 AndrÃ©s Mendoza

Argentina starting-eleven:

1 Roberto Abbondanzieri
2 Roberto FabiÃ¡n Ayala
3 Juan Pablo SorÃ*n
6 Gabriel Ivan Heinze
8 Javier Aldemar Zanetti
22 Fabricio Coloccini
10 AndrÃ©s NicolÃ¡s D'Alessandro
16 Luis GonzÃ¡lez
18 Kily GonzÃ¡lez
9 Luciano Gabriel Figueroa
19 CÃ©sar FabiÃ¡n Delgado

[size=6]Argentina Ousts Hosts Peru[/size]

Carlos Tevez made his first significant impact at a major international tournament, as scored a hi-lite reel free kick in the 61st minute to send Argentina into the semifinals of the Copa America with a 1-0 win over hosts Peru on Saturday.
The Boca Juniors star bent a sweetly struck free-kick inside the left corner of the net and well beyond the reach of goalkeeper Oscar Ibanez. Amazingly enough, Tevez scored just three minutes after he coming off the bench.

Peru nearly scored from a free kick of their own four minutes later, but Nolberto Solanoâ€™s attempt hit the crossbar.

Argentina was the first team to advance to the tournamentâ€™s semi-finals, and will now meet Colombia.

Roberto Ayala will not play in the next round because he was sent off in the 82nd minute.

Nontheless, the 10-man Argentina side beat Peru for the 11th time in 16 Copa America matches.

source:www. goal.com

W.H.I · 18-07-2004, 06:09

[size=6]Colombia 2-0 Costa Rica [/size]

Goalscorers Colombia: Abel Aguilar 40', Tresor Moreno(pen) 45+

Colombia starting-eleven:

1 Juan Carlos Henao Goalkeeper
5 AndrÃ©s Felipe Orozco Defender
20 Gustavo Victoria Defender
21 Hayder Guillermo Palacio Defender
2 AndrÃ©s Felipe GonzÃ¡lez Midfielder
6 Oscar DÃ*az Asprilla Midfielder
17 Jairo PatiÃ±o Midfielder
18 Abel Enrique Aguilar Midfielder
7 Tressor Malher Moreno Forward
9 Sergio DarÃ*o Herrera Forward
11 Elkin Murillo Amor Forward

Costa Rica starting-eleven:

22 Ricardo GonzÃ¡lez Fonseca Goalkeeper
3 Luis Antonio MarÃ*n Defender
4 Alexander Castro Defender
12 Leonardo GonzÃ¡lez Defender
19 Mauricio Wright Defender
7 Alonso SolÃ*s Midfielder
13 Carlos HernÃ¡ndez Midfielder
14 Cristian Badilla Midfielder
17 Steven Bryce Valerio Midfielder
20 Duglas Sequeira Midfielder
21 Andy HerrÃ³n Forward

Gatorbasu · 18-07-2004, 15:23

Copa America should be played with much more seriousness like EURO and it should be played every 4 years not every 2 years.

FORZA BRAZIL !!

kenichy · 18-07-2004, 18:29

sorry crazy4milan but i am so glad that costa rica lost to columbia. now i can continue having a happy life. im starting to like this copa america now.

crazy4milan · 18-07-2004, 20:13

kenichy wrote:

Quote:

sorry crazy4milan but i am so glad that costa rica lost to columbia. now i can continue having a happy life. im starting to like this copa america now.

Don't worry

, we didn't play well, and the players did more than what I expected since we just started with a new coach a week before Copa America. Besides, Colombia is an amazing team, I'm sad they started with thee wrong foot on World Cup qualifiers, but I hope they get back on the road.

newyorker · 19-07-2004, 04:53

[size=7] Brazil:Mexico 4-0[/size]

Adriano is the new king. Ronaldo beware. We will have a headache with the boy, he is INCREDIBLE. Shame he is not in Milan.

zantetsuken · 19-07-2004, 17:14

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Originally Posted by newyorker

[size=7] Brazil:Mexico 4-0[/size]

Adriano is the new king. Ronaldo beware. We will have a headache with the boy, he is INCREDIBLE. Shame he is not in Milan.

He is at Milan but not on the right side

Gatorbasu · 19-07-2004, 18:46

I saw the match. In fact, this guy ADRIANO is playing definitely on the wrong side of MILAN. He is playing freely in this tournament and many a times he is shooting the ball from outside the penalty box.

And even the last goal was actually caused because he did run to the ball with ultimate vigor and back hilled the ball for this team mate to push the ball in open net.

See, the environment of INTER is so messed up that a great player like him can't play his game at INTER.

Congo Powers · 19-07-2004, 19:09

do you guys remember when adriano said he wanted to play for ac milan? i was so happy

...but i guess moratti threatened him or something into staying with inter...there is still hope, though.

mad4milan · 22-07-2004, 05:58

You reckon that Dario Silva will have trouble sleeping for a while? How could he missed that?

Still can't believe it went straight to PKs. Stupid rules.

milan_my_love · 22-07-2004, 17:49

Argentina's 3-0 domination over Colombia and Brasil's shootout win over Uruguay promised an Argentina x Brasil final.Personally i wanted this final match-up."World Champions x Former World champions."We will see a thriller on Sunday night/early morning(local time here)

I'll of course like Argentina to win this time and make it 15th Copa America title win.

Forza Argentina

Ms. Maldini · 22-07-2004, 18:02

I really wanted the final to be Argentina - Uruguay......but oh well, I guess we can't always get what we want.....it's gonna be a good match, and hopefully Argentina will take home another title.

Aguante Argentina!!!

toli · 23-07-2004, 06:21

hopefully Saviola's leg will have stopped bothering him by sunday.

Ms. Maldini · 23-07-2004, 16:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by toli

hopefully Saviola's leg will have stopped bothering him by sunday.

Hopefully, but I think it's unlikely that Saviola will be ready to play 90 minutes on Sunday, we'll see......

Luisfabiano · 26-07-2004, 00:06

Teves, respect the green and yellow !!!

We're not gallinas...

Andressa M (Bra) · 26-07-2004, 00:10

[size=7]Braziiiiiil[/size][size=6]

Argentina

We are the campions

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kenichy · 26-07-2004, 01:33

i really wanted argentina to win. it is terrible how they let those two goals. i knew that brazil could tie at any time and in any way with adriano and fabiano on the pitch. both did not show their best game. tevez missed a great chance but played really well. it is very pitifull that argetina lost at penalties. abondanzieri should of done a better job. he practically gave the penalties away. increideble that bielsa did not choose to start with killy kicking the first penalty. in the end brazil deserved the cup as much as argentina did. i think that bielsa is on his way out but i do not know, grondona really likes him and it would not be a surprise if he got another chance. if bielsa goes, then maybe bianchi should step out of retiriment, he deserves it.

milan_my_love · 26-07-2004, 07:34

Congrats Brasil for 7th copa win.

IMO,Argentina played better football throughout the competition and final was no exception.At the dying moments of both halfs they were robbed by Brasil.I think it was a great game to watch.

Have Fifa changed the rule of extra time or what.Cup final decided on shootout where no extra time was played.If its the new rule imo the governing body should seriously rethink about it.

abubasky · 26-07-2004, 09:09

The rule in COPA does not allow for extra times.

Argeentina played better, and I think desrved to win more.

COngratulations to the Selecao.

View Poll Results: Who will win Copa America 2011?
Argentina	15	15.31%
Brazil	55	56.12%
Mexico	2	2.04%
Paraguay	1	1.02%
Uruguay	12	12.24%
Other	13	13.27%
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18-07-2004, 06:02	#62
W.H.I Senior Team Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: somewhere only we know Fav. Players: Gattuso, Shevchenko, Kaka', Pirlo, Smith, Maldini, and many others	[size=6]Peru 0-1 Argentina [/size] Goalscorers, Argentina: Carlos TÃ©vez - 60' Peru starting-eleven : 1 Oscar IbaÃ±ez 2 Santiago Acasiete 3 Miguel Rebosio 4 Jorge Soto 6 Walter Ricardo VÃlchez 15 Guillermo Salas 7 Nolberto Solano 8 Juan Jayo 10 Roberto Palacios 20 Carlos Zegarra 16 AndrÃ©s Mendoza Argentina starting-eleven:* 1 Roberto Abbondanzieri 2 Roberto FabiÃ¡n Ayala 3 Juan Pablo SorÃn 6 Gabriel Ivan Heinze 8 Javier Aldemar Zanetti 22 Fabricio Coloccini 10 AndrÃ©s NicolÃ¡s D'Alessandro 16 Luis GonzÃ¡lez 18 Kily GonzÃ¡lez 9 Luciano Gabriel Figueroa 19 CÃ©sar FabiÃ¡n Delgado [size=6]Argentina Ousts Hosts Peru[/size] Carlos Tevez made his first significant impact at a major international tournament, as scored a hi-lite reel free kick in the 61st minute to send Argentina into the semifinals of the Copa America with a 1-0 win over hosts Peru on Saturday. The Boca Juniors star bent a sweetly struck free-kick inside the left corner of the net and well beyond the reach of goalkeeper Oscar Ibanez. Amazingly enough, Tevez scored just three minutes after he coming off the bench. Peru nearly scored from a free kick of their own four minutes later, but Nolberto Solanoâ€™s attempt hit the crossbar. Argentina was the first team to advance to the tournamentâ€™s semi-finals, and will now meet Colombia. Roberto Ayala will not play in the next round because he was sent off in the 82nd minute. Nontheless, the 10-man Argentina side beat Peru for the 11th time in 16 Copa America matches. source:www. goal.com Azioziacione de Calcio Milan* www.gennarogattuso.sport.tiscali.it

18-07-2004, 06:09	#63
W.H.I Senior Team Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: somewhere only we know Fav. Players: Gattuso, Shevchenko, Kaka', Pirlo, Smith, Maldini, and many others	[size=6]Colombia 2-0 Costa Rica [/size] Goalscorers Colombia: Abel Aguilar 40', Tresor Moreno(pen) 45+ Colombia starting-eleven: 1 Juan Carlos Henao Goalkeeper 5 AndrÃ©s Felipe Orozco Defender 20 Gustavo Victoria Defender 21 Hayder Guillermo Palacio Defender 2 AndrÃ©s Felipe GonzÃ¡lez Midfielder 6 Oscar DÃaz Asprilla Midfielder 17 Jairo PatiÃ±o Midfielder 18 Abel Enrique Aguilar Midfielder 7 Tressor Malher Moreno Forward 9 Sergio DarÃo Herrera Forward 11 Elkin Murillo Amor Forward Costa Rica starting-eleven: 22 Ricardo GonzÃ¡lez Fonseca Goalkeeper 3 Luis Antonio MarÃn Defender 4 Alexander Castro Defender 12 Leonardo GonzÃ¡lez Defender 19 Mauricio Wright Defender 7 Alonso SolÃs Midfielder 13 Carlos HernÃ¡ndez Midfielder 14 Cristian Badilla Midfielder 17 Steven Bryce Valerio Midfielder 20 Duglas Sequeira Midfielder 21 Andy HerrÃ³n Forward Azioziacione de Calcio Milan www.gennarogattuso.sport.tiscali.it

18-07-2004, 15:23	#64
Gatorbasu World Cup Winner Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Chicago, USA	Copa America should be played with much more seriousness like EURO and it should be played every 4 years not every 2 years. FORZA BRAZIL !! !!Milan wins it all !! Forza MILANO

19-07-2004, 18:46	#69
Gatorbasu World Cup Winner Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Chicago, USA	I saw the match. In fact, this guy ADRIANO is playing definitely on the wrong side of MILAN. He is playing freely in this tournament and many a times he is shooting the ball from outside the penalty box. And even the last goal was actually caused because he did run to the ball with ultimate vigor and back hilled the ball for this team mate to push the ball in open net. See, the environment of INTER is so messed up that a great player like him can't play his game at INTER. !!Milan wins it all !! Forza MILANO

18-07-2004, 18:29	#65
kenichy Senior Team Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Honduras, now madrid Fav. Players: fowler, maradona, pirlo	sorry crazy4milan but i am so glad that costa rica lost to columbia. now i can continue having a happy life. im starting to like this copa america now.

19-07-2004, 04:53	#67
newyorker National Team Player Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: NYC	[size=7] Brazil:Mexico 4-0[/size] Adriano is the new king. Ronaldo beware. We will have a headache with the boy, he is INCREDIBLE. Shame he is not in Milan.

19-07-2004, 19:09	#70
Congo Powers b+g immortale Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: caroline celico Fav. Players: Silvio Berlusconi, Rui Costa, Pippo, Sheva, Stam, Kaka, Abbiati, Cassano, Mexes, Theo, KPB, Mario	do you guys remember when adriano said he wanted to play for ac milan? i was so happy ...but i guess moratti threatened him or something into staying with inter...there is still hope, though.

22-07-2004, 05:58	#71
mad4milan World Cup Winner Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Canada	You reckon that Dario Silva will have trouble sleeping for a while? How could he missed that? Still can't believe it went straight to PKs. Stupid rules. ::: That Which Does Not Kill Me Makes Me Stronger :::

22-07-2004, 17:49	#72
milan_my_love ▼â€¢Moderatorâ€¢▼ Join Date: May 2003 Location: W' Town Fav. Players: Alessandro Nesta, Gianluigi Lentini, Marco Van Basten, Alberigo Evani, Paolo Maldini & IL Capitano	Argentina's 3-0 domination over Colombia and Brasil's shootout win over Uruguay promised an Argentina x Brasil final.Personally i wanted this final match-up."World Champions x Former World champions."We will see a thriller on Sunday night/early morning(local time here) I'll of course like Argentina to win this time and make it 15th Copa America title win. Forza Argentina Glory is fleeting, but obscurity is forever

22-07-2004, 18:02	#73
Ms. Maldini Senior Team Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: U.S.	I really wanted the final to be Argentina - Uruguay......but oh well, I guess we can't always get what we want.....it's gonna be a good match, and hopefully Argentina will take home another title. Aguante Argentina!!!

23-07-2004, 06:21	#74
toli Rookie Join Date: Jul 2004	hopefully Saviola's leg will have stopped bothering him by sunday.

26-07-2004, 00:06	#76
Luisfabiano Rookie Join Date: Dec 2003	Teves, respect the green and yellow !!! We're not gallinas...

26-07-2004, 00:10	#77
Andressa M (Bra) Senior Team Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Brazil Fav. Players: KakÃ¡, Ronaldo, R. Carlos, J. CÃ©sar, Maldini	[size=7]Braziiiiiil[/size][size=6] Argentina We are the campions [/size] Forza MILAN Forza Maldini KAKÃ Il Bambino d'Oro Fighting for the brazilian pride and being it, at the same time.

26-07-2004, 01:33	#78
kenichy Senior Team Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Honduras, now madrid Fav. Players: fowler, maradona, pirlo	i really wanted argentina to win. it is terrible how they let those two goals. i knew that brazil could tie at any time and in any way with adriano and fabiano on the pitch. both did not show their best game. tevez missed a great chance but played really well. it is very pitifull that argetina lost at penalties. abondanzieri should of done a better job. he practically gave the penalties away. increideble that bielsa did not choose to start with killy kicking the first penalty. in the end brazil deserved the cup as much as argentina did. i think that bielsa is on his way out but i do not know, grondona really likes him and it would not be a surprise if he got another chance. if bielsa goes, then maybe bianchi should step out of retiriment, he deserves it.

26-07-2004, 07:34	#79
milan_my_love ▼â€¢Moderatorâ€¢▼ Join Date: May 2003 Location: W' Town Fav. Players: Alessandro Nesta, Gianluigi Lentini, Marco Van Basten, Alberigo Evani, Paolo Maldini & IL Capitano	Congrats Brasil for 7th copa win. IMO,Argentina played better football throughout the competition and final was no exception.At the dying moments of both halfs they were robbed by Brasil.I think it was a great game to watch. Have Fifa changed the rule of extra time or what.Cup final decided on shootout where no extra time was played.If its the new rule imo the governing body should seriously rethink about it. Glory is fleeting, but obscurity is forever

26-07-2004, 09:09	#80
abubasky Senior Team Member Join Date: Sep 2003	The rule in COPA does not allow for extra times. Argeentina played better, and I think desrved to win more. COngratulations to the Selecao.