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| Domestic Cups | |
| Author: playtony
Date: 06-04-2006, 16:30 | Does anybody has any results or fixtures for Israely cup? This is the one which I am missing on Playtony's European Football Page. |
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| Author: bert.kassies
Date: 06-04-2006, 19:30 | Fixtures are on Qualification 2006/2007. |
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| Author: Forza-AZ
Date: 06-04-2006, 19:57 | From the first link at the Qualification Page: Bnei Yehuda will face Maccabi Haifa in the semifinals of the State-cup. The semifinals will take place in Ramat Gan on April 26 at 17:15. The other game is between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Bnei Sachnin. |
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| Author: playtony
Date: 07-04-2006, 20:41 | I already have some data for Domestic cups season 2006/07 on Playtony's European Football Page:-) |
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| Author: Maluyaca
Date: 09-04-2006, 10:46 | Does anyone know if the rule that the loser of the final won't qualify for Uefa if the winner gets a direct spot to the CL is changed. They were talking about it to get it on not this year but next year but did they do it? For this year that lower division team of scotland has a change to get into Uefa if Hearts stay second and what if it would happen again next year? |
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| Author: Forza-AZ
Date: 09-04-2006, 11:07 | I haven't read anything about a desicion on that subject. But if they make that change they should do it soon, because the first Cup final of the new season is in July/August (Faroer). |
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| Author: ralfinho
Date: 12-04-2006, 02:54 | In today's 1st semifinal of the German cup, Eintracht Frankfurt won 1-0 from Arminia Bielefeld. This means that, if Bayern Munich will reach the final tomorrow, too, Frankfurt will be qualified for UC R1, of course unseeded. France (quarters): PSG v Lille 2-1 OL v OM 1-2 (what a pity, Lyonnais  ) Tomorrow: Rennes v Montpellier Calais v Nantes So, the CW spot seems to be taken by the winner and not to fall to the 5th of the Ligue 1. |
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| Author: Forza-AZ
Date: 12-04-2006, 11:48 Edited by: Forza-AZ at: 12-04-2006, 11:48 | So, the CW spot seems to be taken by the winner and not to fall to the 5th of the Ligue 1. Except when Rennes wins the Cup and finish 4th. Belgian Cup SF 2nd leg: Mouscron-Charleroi 1-1 (first leg 1-0) tonight: Zulte Waregem-Standard (first leg 2-1) |
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| Author: Lyonnais
Date: 12-04-2006, 16:50 | Thx Ralfinho. Yes, as our President said yesterday, we should not play anymore on Tuesdays as it is not our day. However, it is a classic to see a team losing everything in one week (Leverkusen in 2002, Leeds in the 1975, etc.). At least, and that's fortunate, the title is almost won. Furthermore, I notice that all teams that have been eliminated in the Champions League tend to suffer afterwards as the disappointment is huge (Chelsea, Bayern and nowadays Lyon). |
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| Author: Nick
Date: 12-04-2006, 21:36 | Bulgarian Cup 1/4 finals: CSKA - Beroe 4:1 - CSKA to semi Shumen (2) - Rilski Sportist (2) 2:1 AET - Shumen to semi Pirin 1922 - Naftex 4:5 on penalties - Naftex to semi Vihren - Cherno More 0:2 AET - Cherno More to semi Draw for semi-finals is on April 27th. The semis (1 match only) are on May 3rd. From all 4 teams in the semis only CSKA can qualify for european football through the league. |
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| Author: spoonman
Date: 12-04-2006, 22:56 Edited by: spoonman at: 12-04-2006, 22:58 | In Germany, Bayern Munich have just beaten a brave FC St. Pauli 3-0.  This sounds like an easy victory but it wasn't. St. Pauli dominated much of the 2nd half and could easily have scored an equaliser. Goals: Hargreaves (15'), Pizarro (84', 90') As ralfinho has explained before, Bayern's victory means that Eintracht Frankfurt, being the other finalist, have now qualified for UEFA cup. |
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| Author: Maluyaca
Date: 12-04-2006, 23:04 | Semi-finals: Charleroi - Moeskroen 0 - 1 & 1 - 1 Standard - Zulte Waregem 1 - 2 & 0 - 1 (Zulte goes true on away goals) Belgian Final: Zulte Waregem - Excelsior Moeskroen Cupwinner plays Uefa and Intertoto goes to 4th in competition unless Zulte win the cup and move up to 4 then it will be the 5th |
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| Author: seso
Date: 12-04-2006, 23:09 | Greek Cup: Larissa-Olympiakos: 0-1 (aggregate: 1-4) Agrotikos Asteras-AEK: 1-0 (aggregate: 1-3) So the final is Olympiakos-AEK and the club that finishes sixth in the league gets the UC spot. |
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| Author: Lyonnais
Date: 12-04-2006, 23:50 | France: Paris SG - Lille 2-1 Lyon - Marseille 1-2 Rennes - Montpellier (2) 5-3 aet Calais (4) - Nantes 0-1 draw for the semis tommorrow |
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| Author: ralfinho
Date: 13-04-2006, 01:12 | Italy: Final will be Roma - Inter (same as 2005). This means that the 7th of the Seria A will qualify for UC. Spain: Espanyol won the cup v. Zaragoza (4-1) and thus is qualified for UC. The 7th of the Primera División will be out of UC. Lyonnais, I see another parallel, between Chelsea, Juve and Bayern (not OL): All of them had a very good season before Christmas and were clearly underperforming afterwards (in CL and the domestic league). Just coincidence? spoonman: |
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| Author: badgerboy
Date: 13-04-2006, 02:51 | Middlesbro - UEFA Cup semi-finalists - are now also FA Cup semi-finalists after beating Charlton 4-2 in a replay. The winner of their semi-final with West Ham will pretty much be guaranteed a UEFA Cup place. Elsewhere - Metalurg Zaporizhaya have qualified for the UEFA Cup as they play Ukrainian Cup final against Dynamo Kyiv. Last four in Russia are CSKA, Spartak, Zenit and Saturn. Sparta Prague and Banik Ostrava are through to the semi-finals in the Czech Republic. Red Star play OFK in the Serbian final - probably a UEFA Cup place for OFK. Ruzomberok knocked artmedia out of the Slovakian Cup on penalties and play Spartak Trnava in the final. Bosnian final will be Siroki Brijeg v Orasje. |
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| Author: Todor
Date: 13-04-2006, 07:11 | Bulgarian Cup 1-4 finals: CSKA : Beroe 4:1 Vihren : Cherno more 0:2 aet Shumen (2) : Rilski sportist (2) 2:1 Naftex : Pirin 1922 1:1 (4:3 penalty shoot-out) |
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| Author: Monty
Date: 13-04-2006, 08:24 | Semi-finals Belgian Cup Exc. Moeskroen - Sp. Charleroi 1-1 (1-0) SV Zulte-Waregem - Standard 0-1 (2-1) Final: SV Zulte-Waregem - Exc. Moeskroen Final will be played in the weekend of 13-14 May (normally) |
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| Author: paudie
Date: 13-04-2006, 09:59 | In Serbia it will be OFK's first Cup final in 40 years. They have a 100% record in the finals they've played so far but they but be big underdogs v Crevena Zvezda |
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| Author: Forza-AZ
Date: 13-04-2006, 12:45 | Rennes - Montpellier (2) 5-3 aet This was a crazy match, because the score after 90 minutes was only 1-1, so there were 6 goals in extra time. |
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| Author: Lyonnais
Date: 13-04-2006, 16:26 | yes 6 goals in 15' (from the 97th to the 112nd). Rennes is really unpredictable this year. Draws for the semis: Marseille - Rennes Nantes - Paris SG |
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| Author: veteran-sjever
Date: 14-04-2006, 09:49 | In Bosnia final match will be Siroki Brijeg vs Orasje |
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| Author: Sardaukar
Date: 14-04-2006, 10:19 Edited by: Sardaukar at: 14-04-2006, 10:23 | Russian Cup 1/4 finals second-legs: CSKA(CL) - Rubin Kazan 4:1 (First-leg 1:1) Torpedo - Zenit 2:3 (0:2) Dinamo Moscow - Saturn 3:1 (0:3) Lokomotiv(UC) - Spartak(CL) 1:2 (2:2) Semi-finals: CSKA(CL) - Zenit Spartak(CL) - Saturn *CL - Club will play in Champions League *UC - Club will play in UEFA Cup |
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| Author: Forza-AZ
Date: 14-04-2006, 10:57 | @Sardaukar So this means the following for Russian UEFA-cup teams: 1.Lokomotiv Moscow 2.Rubin Kazan if the Cup final is CSKA-Spartak. If there is another final Zenit or Saturn is the 2nd UEFA-cup team. |
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| Author: Sardaukar
Date: 14-04-2006, 11:42 | @Forza-AZ Correct. |
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| Author: Michele
Date: 20-04-2006, 22:35 | Danish cup semi finals 1st leg. Randers - AaB (Aalborg) 0-0, Esbjerg - Brøndby 5-2. Randers played in the Superliga last season and is very likely to be promoted again this year. The other three teams are all from the superliga. The return legs will be played next Thursday and the final is on May 11th. |
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| Author: Aegis
Date: 20-04-2006, 23:45 | Coupe de France semi finals : Marseille 3-0 Rennes Nantes 1-2 PSG final will be played on April 29 |
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| Author: Aegis
Date: 22-04-2006, 23:00 | Coupe de la Ligue final AS Nancy Lorraine 2-1 OGC Nice We qualify for european football for the second time, the first time since I am born ! (first time was after a 1-0 win in the Coupe de France 1978 final against ... Nice) |
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| Author: MalcolmW
Date: 22-04-2006, 23:05 | FA Cup Semi-final (at Manchester United): Liverpool 2 - 1 Chelsea. Tomorrow's match (at Aston Villa) is Middlesbrough v West Ham United - with Mike Riley as referee. |
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| Author: MalcolmW
Date: 23-04-2006, 19:21 | Midlesbrough 0 - 1 West Ham United. Middlesbrough goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer substituted shortly before half-time after sustaining a suspected fractured chekbone. Expected to be out for rest of season - and possbly also World Cup (having done so much to get Australia through). |
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| Author: Lupta_Steaua
Date: 26-04-2006, 17:58 | Romanian cup semifinals (2nd leg): Petrolul Ploiesti - Rapid Bucuresti 3:3 (1:4) FC National - Farul Constanta 4:1 (0:1) Final to be played on 10 May: Rapid Bucuresti - FC National. |
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| Author: Giuseppe
Date: 26-04-2006, 18:01 Edited by: Giuseppe at: 26-04-2006, 18:05 | Romanian Cup, Semifinals Second Leg: FC Petrolul PloieÅti (Divizia B) - AFC Rapid BucureÅti 3-3 (Stepanov '28, Donets '39, L. Marinescu '88 / D. Niculae '22, M. Constantin '48, Pancu '53) FC NaÅ£ional BucureÅti - FC Farul ConstanÅ£a 4-1 (Griffiths '10, '56, '76, Herea '16 / PaÅcovici '27) So we will have an all Bucuresti Romanian Cup final. |
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| Author: christi
Date: 26-04-2006, 19:47 | As far as I know, the final of the Romanian Cup has been postponed for June 7th. I have a question.... what happens if: - Steaua wins the UEFA Cup and finishes the Romanian championship on the 3rd place (or lower) - Dinamo finishes on 2nd place (or any other team for that matter... i'm using them just as an example) - National wins the Romanian cup Who qualifies for the UEFA Cup? Is it: A) Steaua (title holders) and Dinamo (2nd in Divizia A)? B) Steaua (title holders) and National (Romanian Cup winners)? C) Steaua (title holders), Dinamo (2nd in Divizia A) and National (Romanian Cup winners)? D) none of the above Thanks :D |
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| Author: flob
Date: 26-04-2006, 20:30 Edited by: flob at: 26-04-2006, 20:31 | @christi under the current regulations 1. if National finishes 2nd: B 2. if National finishes 3rd or lower: C greetings flob |
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| Author: badgerboy
Date: 27-04-2006, 00:53 | Christi is correct I think except if Steaua finish LOWER than third AND win the UEFA Cup and National win the cup and finish second in which case the third placed Romanian team also play in the UEFA Cup. An unlikely scenario I think - even if Steaua don't win the league I can't see them finishing lower than third! |
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| Author: Edgar
Date: 27-04-2006, 09:17 | The Romanian Cup final will take place on May 17th. This is a press release from the Romanian FA (only in Romanian) -> link The last line is the one about the final. "Totodată, Comitetul de Urgenţă a decis ca finala Cupei României-Samsung, ediţia 2005-2006, să se dispute în ziua de 17 mai, de la ora 20.15." |
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| Author: Nick
Date: 27-04-2006, 11:01 | Bulgarian cup semi draw was made today: CSKA - Naftex Shumen 2001 (2) - Cherno More Semis are in 1 match on the 3rd of May. Most likely final after that draw CSKA - Cherno More. |
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| Author: Michele
Date: 28-04-2006, 00:10 | Danish cup semi finals return legs. AaB - Randers 1-1 (1-1 agg) Randers in the final for the 1st time since 1973 and they are currently a 2nd league team, but they will surely be promoted this season. Brøndby - Esbjerg 1-0 (3-5 agg) Esbjerg in its first final since 1985, so two teams with a great history but not so prominent present will team up in the final. This also means that FCK and Brøndby will finish 1st and 2nd in the league and take the ChL spot and 1 UEFA cup spot, the cup winner will take the other UEFA spot and the winner of the race for third between OB and Viborg will go to the TOTO cup. |
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| Author: Lyonnais
Date: 30-04-2006, 14:18 | Recap for the Top 10 leagues (as per UEFA) Spain --> Espanyol Italy --> Inter or Roma England --> Liverpool or West Ham France --> Paris Germany --> Bayern Portugal --> Porto or Setubal Netherlands --> PSV or Ajax Greece --> Olympiakos or AEK Belgium --> Zulte or Mouscron Scotland --> Hearts or Gretna |
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| Author: veteran-sjever
Date: 04-05-2006, 09:22 | In Bosnia national cup won Orasje. First match in Siroki Brijeg 0:0, and second match in Orasje 3:0 . |
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| Author: Nick
Date: 04-05-2006, 09:29 Edited by: Nick at: 04-05-2006, 09:30 | Bulgarian final will be CSKA - Cherno More. Currently the venue is under discussion. Under BFU regulations the final should be played in Sofia (National Stadium "V.Levski"), but Cherno More want to play it in a neutral city somewhere in Central Bulgaria. Funny enough Cherno More and CSKA play this saturday in the championship. If your local bookie offers this match you should play it a sure win for CSKA as it's in Cherno More's interest that CSKA wins the title and they already announced that they will use the reserve players only  |
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| Author: badgerboy
Date: 04-05-2006, 20:15 | Italian Cup Final 1st Leg - Roma 1-1 Inter Turkish Cup Final - Fenerbahce 2-3 Besiktas aet Russian Cup Semi-Finals 1st Leg - CSKA 1-0 Zenit Spartak 1-1 Saturn Ukrainian Cup Final - D. Kiev 1-0 Zaporizhya Polish Cup Final 2nd Leg - Plock 3-1 Zaglebie (6-3 agg) Croatian Cup Final 2nd Leg - Varteks 5-1 Rijeka. BUT agg 5-5! Assuming away goals count then Rijeka win it! Hungarian Cup Final will be Feherevar v Vasas. Cypriot Cup Final will be AEK Larnaca v APOEL Georgian Cup Final will be Ameri Tbilisi v Zestafoni Estonian Cup Final will be TVMK v Flora Strange things have been happening in Azerbaijan where Karabakh Agdam have reached the final. I believe the first-leg of the original second semi-final ended Karvan 1-0 MKT Araz but since then MKT have been kicked out for playing too many foreigners in their squad. The team they beat in the quarters - Khazar Lenkoran - have been repreived and beat Karvan 1-0 in the first leg of the revised semi-final yesterday. |
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| Author: executor
Date: 06-05-2006, 17:03 | @Nick Cherno More Varna - CSKA Sofia 0-0 You were saying....? |
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| Author: Nick
Date: 06-05-2006, 18:07 Edited by: Nick at: 06-05-2006, 18:08 | Strange indeed Funny enough Cherno More probably burried their own hopes of a UEFA Cup place with this match as the venue dispute has been settled and the match will be in Sofia. It's hardly possible for them to win the Cup so actually the better chance was to hope for a CSKA title. Now we can say with 99.99% confidence that Levski are the new champs. |
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| Author: badgerboy
Date: 06-05-2006, 18:11 | "It's hardly possible for them to win the cup?" But didn't they just hold the very team they have to play in the final to a draw? Of course CSKA will be favorites - but a one off match a foregone conclusion? |
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| Author: Nick
Date: 06-05-2006, 18:22 Edited by: Nick at: 06-05-2006, 18:29 | Yes, and that match will be in Sofia. Cherno More have 10 wins against CSKA in their entire history and only of them 1 was in Sofia. If you know bulgarian football, you would know that chances for Cherno More in the Cup final are around 10%. Todays game was a joke. Cherno More didn't have a single shot at goal. They wanted a 0:0 and were lucky enough to get it. Actually I have nothing against Cherno More winning the Cup. At least they will have a full stadium for their european adventures while Loko Sofia would play in front of 2000 ppl. |
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| Author: TimJohnson
Date: 07-05-2006, 19:04 | Wales Cup Final result Bangor City 0 Rhyl 2 |
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| Author: bert.kassies
Date: 07-05-2006, 19:24 | Tim, thanks. Could not find the result elsewhere. Can you confirm that Carmarthen Town takes the Intertoto spot? |
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| Author: TimJohnson
Date: 07-05-2006, 20:00 | Bert yes Carmarthen will take the Intertoto spot |
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| Author: seso
Date: 10-05-2006, 19:30 | Olympiakos - AEK: 3-0 The second consequtive double for Olympiakos... very nice... A double double like Bayern Munich. |
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| Author: Forza-AZ
Date: 10-05-2006, 20:16 | Russian Cup final will be CSKA-Spartak So that means that Rubin Kazan (4th in the league) is now certain of UEFA-cup and FK Moskva will take the Intertoto spot (if they want). |
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| Author: ignjat63
Date: 10-05-2006, 20:37 | Serbian cup final Crvena Zvezda - OFK Beograd 4:2 OFK led 0:2 then Zvezda equalized and won in extra time. Not that it matters coz OFK already had CWC spot. |
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| Author: Michele
Date: 12-05-2006, 01:36 | Danish cup final tonight: Esbjerg - Randers 0-1 AET Randers from the 1st division stunned Esbjerg from the Superliga with a goal 5 mins before the pso. This means that Denmark (as well as Sweden) will have a 2nd league side in the Euro cups next season. This is probably not very good for the Scandinavian countries, but the question is whether these teams will be able to perform worse than what the 3rd teams usually do in these counties. i doubt it... At least, randers is likely to win promotion this season and be a Superliga side when they play in Europe this summer. But I still think that the big teams (FCK, Brøndby, IFK Göteborg, Djurgården) will have to win most of the points for Sweden and Denmark next season, and their success or failure should actually be more important than if Randers and Åtvidaberg are a lot worse than Esbjerg and the team that would have got the place in Sweden if not for Åtvidaberg. |
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| Author: Lyonnais
Date: 12-05-2006, 03:45 Edited by: Lyonnais at: 12-05-2006, 03:45 | Italy: Inter - Roma 3-1 (1-1). Inter win their second Cup in a row (twice vs. Roma). |
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| Author: Maluyaca
Date: 13-05-2006, 07:45 | Belgium: Tonight Moeskroen - Zulte Waregem. I hope that Zulte wins because they deserve it as a neo promovendus. In the margin: Excelsior Moeskroen got in appeal their licence so if they win they will go into Europe. |
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| Author: MalcolmW
Date: 13-05-2006, 18:54 | Hearts beat Gretna in a penalty shoot-out after a 1-1 draw. First half 1-0 and looking like a comfortable win. Second half mostly Gretna, though they were fortunate to be awarded a penalty and lucky to score from the parried save. Extra time saw far more pressure from Gretna, though both teams had chances. |
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| Author: Fredrik
Date: 13-05-2006, 21:26 | In the biggest of all domestic cup finale the English FA cup Liverpool FC won 3-1 on penalty kick over West ham united after a amazing game had completed at 3-3. One of best game i ever see, exciting. Reina made many great save at the end. Steven Gerrard is the best midfielder in Europa and scored 2 fantastic goal, he is a marvelous marvelous player. Gerrard is England best player and they need him to be fit for Germany in world cup. Congratulation to LIVERPOOL FC |
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| Author: Forza-AZ
Date: 19-05-2006, 19:22 | Sparta Prague just won the Czech Cup final versus Banik on penalties (4-2) after 0-0 in 120 minutes. |