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Messi is Doubtful for Barca’s Sunday’s La Liga Match

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Today, when injuries are routine news in the soccer world, some players clearly stand apart of recurring injuries. Lionel Messi, the Argentinian and Barcelona star football has ever been known for his fitness and rolling match records! Recently, in a match between Barcelona and Benfica, he somehow got injured in an attempt to score his record leveling 85th goal of the year. He got his knee badly injured, and was taken off the field on a stretcher. Initially, it looked to be a major injury that could lay him out of the field for a longer term, but fortunately, his injury did not come out to be a serious one, and expectedly, he will only miss one match for that injury. Actually, everyone was quite surprised to see Messi got injured; coz last time he missed a match for injury was in September 2010. Anyways, it is a big relief for both player and his club to see his fast recovery. Messi himself said that he could only miss out a match at Real Betis while earlier; he was taking his … [Read more...]

Chelsea is out from Champions League

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So, finally, Chelsea has to taste the bitterness of being the first title holder to be ousted in the first round of Champions League. Despite investing millions of dollars on high profile players, and even after sacking a well-known admired soccer coach, The Blues could not survive as the Champions. Just seventh month ago, this was the same team which celebrated its Champions League triumph in most astonishing way, and now the same team is being ogled by the world for their miserable preference in the league. However, the good point of their exist is their 6-1 victory over FC Nordsjaelland which is the first for its new manager Rafa Benitez who was managing his fourth match after ex-manager’s sudden sacking. Other two group teams’ clash put Chelsea on the fourth place in group E, which means, it is out of the league now and will move to Europa League. So, the next competition for English cash rich club would be Europa League which would again be a tough task for it, however, its … [Read more...]

Goal Line Technology? A Realty – At Last!

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So, the countdown has begun for the introduction of new-age technology that is expected to overcome old human based likely errors. While this technology is also in the hit list of humanoid favorites, there is also a section which is eagerly waiting for it to happen. FIFA has confirmed that it will use this technology for the first time in Club World Cup wherein both goal line technology providers’ techniques would be judged for their help in determining when ball actually crosses the goal line. Until now, there are only two providers of this technology, and both of them work on different principles, while GoalRef system uses specially made magnet area around both goal posts, Hawk-Eye system uses additional cameras on both the goal sites to catch each second of a goal with highest resolutions. The tournament is scheduled to begin from Thursday, and in the very first match; New Zealand's club Auckland City will clash with Japan's Sanfrecce Hiroshima at Yokohama Stadium which has already … [Read more...]

Dundee Utd Seek SFA Clarification over Rangers Boycott

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Yesterday, Rangers called upon a total boycott of Tannadice tie to be played in February, whereby they urge their fans not to attain the clash in a protect over United and other SPL clubs’ verbal opposition on Rangers application to join Scottish Premier League. The protest taken by Rangers is not only a planned protest against some of the SPL clubs, but it has become one of the biggest protests in the history of Scottish league. Perhaps, if such a protest happens, United could face a mass boycott for their William Hill Scottish Cup clash against Dundee United. But, unexpectedly, United has refused to indulge in any war of the words with Ally McCoist's side; however, they want Scottish FA to clarify over the issue. Since, Ibrox chief executive Charles Green has a feeling that certain SPL clubs are trying to harm Rangers, their protest is obligatory. Scottish FA has decided to take the issue in their meeting to be held on Thursday. Moreover, Rangers fans have a strong belief that it … [Read more...]

Colombia’s Former Goalie Miguel Calero Died at Age 41

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Colombia's former goalie Miguel Calero is confirmed dead after having a stroke last month; he was since in the hospital. The 41-year old star ex-goalkeeper underwent with a brain surgery to relieve from stroke’s effect, but despite repeated attempts to save him, he was declared brain dead by the doctors, however, according to his family’s wish, he continued being on a life support system by the time all his family members get together in Mexico. His club Pachuca, whom he was training these days, informed the world about his death via Facebook. The statement reads as, “Grupo Pachuca deeply regret reporting here that on the day December 4 2012, the biggest symbol of Tuzos, Miguel Angel Calero Rodriguez, has passed away. Miguel Calero was a football player who left his mark on a great era in the history of Club Pachuca. We would like to thank everyone for showing love, support and solidarity towards him and his family.” As soon his death was officially confirmed by the hospital, process … [Read more...]