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FIFA World Cup 2014 Qualifying Preliminary round: Bernard PERERA The first leg of the World Cup 2014 Qualifying Preliminary match between Sri Lanka and Philippines is due kick off today at the Sugathadasa stadium at 4 pm. The teams are evenly poised according to form. The skipper of the Sri Lanka national team Rohan Ruwantilleke facing the media said the the team is in fine under the guidance of .. more …
Vietnam, Bangladesh and Cambodia appear poised to advance to the second qualifying round for the 2014 World Cup after convincing round one first leg wins on Wednesday.Handed home advantage, Vietnam demolished minnows Macau 6-0 at the Thong Nhat stadium in Ho Chi Minh City, with top-scoring international striker Le Cong Vinh bagging a hat-trick.Bangladesh take a comfortable 3-0 lead into Sunday’s .. more …
Thursday, June 30, 2011A SCRAPPY Philippine Azkals settled for a 1-1 draw against Sri Lanka in the first leg of the Fifa World Cup 2014 qualifiers in Colombo yesterday.”Chieffy (Caligdong) drops down to the ground in disappointment. The Azkals were hoping for more out of this,” tweeted football enthusiast Craig Burrows, who was tasked to do the tweetcast of the matches. was. Win US $500 cash in .. more …
Norway left it late to beat Equatorial Guinea as an 84th minute Emilie Haavi goal proved the difference between the two sides in Augsburg.The Scandinavian side were hit by injury to defender Guro Knutsen Mienna prior to the kick-off, which forced them to change their strategy for the match. Still, Norway was in the driving seat from the start, and almost scored early in the first-half, but Haavi’s .. more …
“This is probably one of the best atmospheres that I’ve played in. It was just unbelievable,” said Mitts. “The fans were really close and there were lots of American flags in the stands. It was really fun to be involved in and Germany is doing a great job of hosting.”Mitts has been encouraged by the 21,859 fans that came to watch the first match of the U.S. Women’s World Cup campaign .. more …
For every superstar, there is another young talent who either had his progress stunted – or career ended altogether – due to injuries that could have been avoided had he not rushed his introduction into first-team football. This is already a problem in Germany, where more than one in three first-team players is eligible for under-21 sides, and rising starlets are regularly sidelined with major .. more …
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