Wednesday 25 August 2010

SPORTING NEWS OF THE WEEK 3

  • Tottenham lose first leg of first Champions League game 3-2, after being 3-0 down after 28 minutes away from home against the Swiss outfit, Young Boys. Roman Pavlyuchenko scored a brilliant second after Bassong got Spurs on the board.

  • Babel gives Liverpool a 1-0 advantage of Trabzonspor in Europa League with the away leg next Thursday.

  • Aston Villa draw 1-1 with Rapid Vienna away in their Europa League opener, with youngster Roy Bannan scoring after another youngster, Mark Albrighton set him up.

  • Alastair Cook gives his Test career a much needed kick-start with 110 in the 2nd innings of the 3rd Test versus Pakistan as England lose at the Oval after a collapse with England falling from 194-3 to 222 all out following Cook’s dismissal as well as having been 94/7 in the first innings.
England 233 (Prior 84*) Wahab 5-63
Pakistan 308 (Ali 92*) Swann 4-68
England 222 (Cook 110) Amir 5-52
Pakistan 148/6 (Butt 46) Swann 3-50
Pakistan win by 4 wickets.

  • William Gallas secures North London switch from Arsenal to Tottenham
  • French International defender Squillaci comes to Arsenal for rumoured fee of £6.5million.
  • Algerian defender Haliche moves to Fulham.
  • ·Mario Balotelli makes his long awaited move to Man City history with supposed £24million bid.
  • Liverpool misfit Alberto Aquilani is sent on loan to Juventus with a permanent deal to the Old Lady looking on the cards.
  • Craig Bellamy makes eventual shock move to Cardiff after too many personal differences with City see him left out in the cold.

  • Roger Federer wins in Cincinatti in the run up to the US Open after beating Mardy Fish in the final.

  • New Zealand defeat South Africa in a thriller of a rugby match in front of 95,000 at Soccer City, the All Blacks win narrowly 29-22 to break Bok hearts.

  • Theo Walcott and Andy Carroll grab hat-tricks in the Premier League as Newcastle, Arsenal and Chelsea all beat Aston Villa, Blackpool and Wigan 6-0 respectively.

2 comments:

  1. good stuff...particularly like the rugby inclusion there! lol

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  2. haha that was just for you dear ;). Thought you would! x

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