Highlight Video UEFA Champions League (UCL) : Messi ensure Barca to Semifinal

A goals from Lionel Messi gave Barcelona a 1-0 win over Shakhtar Donetsk in the Champions League quarterfinal second leg. The Catalans had glided smoothly into the semifinals with agreat advantage 6-1.

Barcelona come to Donbass Arena with more than enough to bring lunch after picking in the first game 5-1 victory. Although Shakhtar known to have good statistics in the cage, Xavi Hernandes cs yet still able to reap the narrow victory with the score 1-0.

Gol Messi mere puppet was made in minute 43. One further goal was to make Josep Guardiola’s squad is entitled to a ticket to the semifinals with a 6-1 aggregate advantage striking.

In the last four Barca will face the winner of the game between Real Madrid vs Tottenham Hotspur. El Real is now in the underdog position following a 4-0 victory at the first meeting at the Santiago Bernabeu.

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Six Club Not Agree with the suspension LFP

Madrid – Spanish Professional Football League (LFP) to prove his threat to strike compete due to discrepancies about television. But the plan was opposed six club members.

Six members are Sevilla, Villarreal, Athletic Bilbao, Espanyol, Real Zaragoza and Real Sociedad. They filed a lawsuit to the Court of Madrid to prevent a strike actually occurs.

“(The strike) was not proportional, not profitable, contrary to the interests of the club, competition and the fans, and most of all, breaking the law,” Sevilla said in a statement quoted by Reuters.

As is known, the strike will be made ??to the game scheduled for the next 2 to 3 April. This strike could make the Spanish League (Division 1 and 2) the delay until June.

LFP strike is asking for rules that require at least one La Liga game being broadcast on free television. LFP think it was not fair for the club.

“This is not the right moment, from the political side, to make demands (strike). And what is more, should the pay due to all this is not a fan,” said Sevilla president Jose Maria del Nido.

Minister Request Dialog
Responding to the strike, the Spanish Sports Minister Jaime Lissavetzky requested that the parties involved to use his senses. He warned that the challenged rule was approved a year ago without any objection.

Even so, Lissavetzky claimed is ready to listen to the demands of LFP and talk to resolve this issue.

LFP Resolve Strike, La Liga Threatened with Schedule Not Available

Madrid – La Liga continued competition that was held on December 2 and 3 April next ascertained after LFP canceled their proposed ultimatum to realize that the strike. As a consequence, competition is threatened La Liga delayed until June.

As reported earlier, charges that carried a strike LFP is based on the desire for rules that require at least one match in each week’s broadcast free on television, is revoked.

BBC reported on Thursday (03/24/2011), LFP serious with his plans. Agency which overshadow the club in division one and two Spain was considered that the talks with the government related to this issue do not see progress.

“The Board of LFP have been told that there was no progress in negotiating with the government, the supreme council of sports, and also a group of related parliamentary complaint with other sectors,”according to information submitted on the official website LFP.

“That’s why LFP decided to implement the decisions taken at a general assembly meeting on 11 February, in which we agreed to postpone the match held on April 3, until there is real change in the dialogue.”

These conditions make competition schedule in Spain was delayed and is expected to expire just three weeks from the original schedule. For La Liga, the competition which was originally completed in mid-May to mid-June retreat.

Highlight Video UEFA Champions League (UCL) : FC Copenhagen vs Barcelona

Barcelona had to postpone the desire to qualify for the last 16. A visit to FC Copenhagen, The Catalans were forced to play a draw with the score 1-1.

Barcelona a chance to qualify for the knockout phase if able to reap the maximum points from the trip to Parkstadion. Despite superior first through Lionel Messi, Pep Guardiola protégé to be satisfied with a draw after Domingues De Souza Claudemir managed to equalize.

Additional one point did not change the position of Barca at the top of the standings with a total collecting eight points. While the Copenhagen stalking behind him with a collection of seven values.

With Rubin Kazan and just play as strong Panathinaikos 0-0 in other match, both Barcelona and Copenhagen have a great chance to tickets to the last 16 if plucked victory in the next Matchday.

Composition Players

FC Copenhagen: Johan Wiland, Mikael Antonsson, Zanka Mathias Jorgensen, Oscar Wendt, Zdenek Pospech, Domingues De Souza Claudemir, William Kvist, Martin Vingaard (Solvi Geir Ottesen ’90), Christian Bolanos (Thomas Delaney ’90), Dame N’Doye , Jesper Gronkjaer

Barcelona: Victor Valdes, Carles Puyol, Gerard Pique, Eric Abidal, Daniel Alves, Sergio Busquets, Seydou Keita, Xavi, Andrés Iniesta, David Villa (Pedro ’80), Lionel Messi

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0-1 Messi 31′

1-1 Claudemir 32′

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Highlight Video UEFA Champions League (UCL) : Barcelona vs FC Copenhagen

Barcelona – Barcelona won the victory over FC Copenhagen on Matchday third. Josep Guardiola squad that won 2-0 thanks to two goals from Lionel Messi.

Argentina player opened the advantage to Barcelona the 19th minute through a removable kick from outside the penalty box. Messi second goal in the final minutes the game was created through a corner kick situation.

Victory in a match that was held at the Camp Nou, bringing Champions League three times that topped the standings while Group D with seven points, followed by Copenhagen with a value of six.

Composition Players

Barcelona: Pinto, Puyol, Pique, Aidal, Dani Alves, Busquets, Maxwell (Pedro 73 ‘), Mascherano, Iniesta (Keita 90′), David Villa (Xavi 73 ‘), Messi

FC Copenhagen: Wiland; Antonsson, Jorgensen, Wendt (Larsson 89 ‘), Pospech, Claudemir, Kyist, Gronkjaer, Vingaard (Bolanos 63′), Santini (Zohore 75 ‘), Dame

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