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Mashabiki wa Liverpool hawana la kushingilia, wamebaki tu buuuu, kama wako Leadres Club kwenye fiesta.
Real Madrid (Los Blancos) | Special Thread
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Hapo inatafutwa penalt tu.
Ha ha kesho wanaamka wapoleee
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​Wamekata tamaa, ngebe zote kwisha, bado Barcelona sasa.
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We are still champions, no team can beat us. lol!
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Naona kimbunga Ronaldo kapumzishwa kwa ajili ya jMosi
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Wamemtoa kusubiri jumamosi, aungane na Bale na Chicharito. Halafu nimecheki analize moja ya gemu yao ya jana Barcelona, kweli wale wetu jumamosi msiwe na wasiwasi.
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Kwa heshima ya liver jana tumewapiga chache
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Champions league 2014-15: Real Madrid 3- Liverpool 0.
All goals highlights.
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3-0: Historic thumping win at Anfield.
There are stages that make a victory all the greater. Anfield is one of them. There, in front of a crowd throwing its support behind a Liverpool side that had only lost one of its last 18 home matches in Europe, Real Madrid offered a demonstration of their exceptional form and came through a difficult test with flying colours to pick up an eighth consecutive win. They began the encounter organised and working as a unit to ease a first twenty minutes of stifling pressure both from the home side and their support. In that time, only a shot from Gerrard from the edge of the area had Madrid worried.
With this atmosphere resisted, Real Madrid's moment came, and in ten minutes they took their opponents apart in such a manner as to settle the encounter. It was Cristiano Ronaldo who struck first. His scoring instinct knows no limits. The exceptional understanding he has with James did the rest. On 23', the Portuguese fed the ball to the Colombian, who saw his team-mate's run and laid on an assist in behind the defence. Ronaldo finished with a subtle touch that was out of Mignolet's reach.
The second goal arrived seven minutes later. Kroos crossed to the far post and Benzema beat the hosts' keeper with a wonderful looping header. The Whites had increased their lead and were enjoying themselves on a stage of such adversity for opponents of Liverpool. So much so that on 41' they had beaten Mignolet for a third time. The Frenchman was once again to the fore as Kroos delivered the corner, Pepe fought for the ball in the area and Benzema took full advantage to tap in for his brace.
Third clean sheet on the trot
A historic first half for Real Madrid, for whom Casillas played his part with a prodigious save from Allen's shot two minutes later. The Whites went into the second half with the same intensity, taking control of the ball and, when they lost it, maintaining a level of pressure that suggested the scores were still even. Perhaps because of this commitment, the chances continued to fall for them. Cristiano Ronaldo had the clearest after 64', but Mignolet was equal to him when one on one. Ten minutes later, he left the field to an ovation.
"That's how Madrid win" could be heard in the Anfield stands. It was fully deserved. The Whites sealed their eighth consecutive victory, kept a clean sheet for the third match in a row, swept aside Liverpool with an unforgettable first half display and won at the stadium for the first time. All this three days before El Clásico. Real Madrid go into the encounter in unstoppable form - and the Bernabéu cannot wait for the clash to come around.
There are stages that make a victory all the greater. Anfield is one of them. There, in front of a crowd throwing its support behind a Liverpool side that had only lost one of its last 18 home matches in Europe, Real Madrid offered a demonstration of their exceptional form and came through a difficult test with flying colours to pick up an eighth consecutive win. They began the encounter organised and working as a unit to ease a first twenty minutes of stifling pressure both from the home side and their support. In that time, only a shot from Gerrard from the edge of the area had Madrid worried.
With this atmosphere resisted, Real Madrid's moment came, and in ten minutes they took their opponents apart in such a manner as to settle the encounter. It was Cristiano Ronaldo who struck first. His scoring instinct knows no limits. The exceptional understanding he has with James did the rest. On 23', the Portuguese fed the ball to the Colombian, who saw his team-mate's run and laid on an assist in behind the defence. Ronaldo finished with a subtle touch that was out of Mignolet's reach.
The second goal arrived seven minutes later. Kroos crossed to the far post and Benzema beat the hosts' keeper with a wonderful looping header. The Whites had increased their lead and were enjoying themselves on a stage of such adversity for opponents of Liverpool. So much so that on 41' they had beaten Mignolet for a third time. The Frenchman was once again to the fore as Kroos delivered the corner, Pepe fought for the ball in the area and Benzema took full advantage to tap in for his brace.
Third clean sheet on the trot
A historic first half for Real Madrid, for whom Casillas played his part with a prodigious save from Allen's shot two minutes later. The Whites went into the second half with the same intensity, taking control of the ball and, when they lost it, maintaining a level of pressure that suggested the scores were still even. Perhaps because of this commitment, the chances continued to fall for them. Cristiano Ronaldo had the clearest after 64', but Mignolet was equal to him when one on one. Ten minutes later, he left the field to an ovation.
"That's how Madrid win" could be heard in the Anfield stands. It was fully deserved. The Whites sealed their eighth consecutive victory, kept a clean sheet for the third match in a row, swept aside Liverpool with an unforgettable first half display and won at the stadium for the first time. All this three days before El Clásico. Real Madrid go into the encounter in unstoppable form - and the Bernabéu cannot wait for the clash to come around.
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Sergio Ramos returns to the group
Real Madrid is now fully focused on Saturday's Clásico (6pm CET). The Whites have completed the first of two training sessions ahead of the clash against Barcelona. The biggest addition to the squad was the return of Sergio Ramos, who worked with the rest of the group on the Ciudad Real Madrid pitches. The players who started the match in Anfield had a recovery session after their win.
The session began with warm-up and stretching exercises and was followed ball work. After that the players ran a series of drills, including hurdles and obstacles, and also worked on passing and dribbling. The goalkeepers work separately under the instructions of Villiam Vecchi.
Real Madrid is now fully focused on Saturday's Clásico (6pm CET). The Whites have completed the first of two training sessions ahead of the clash against Barcelona. The biggest addition to the squad was the return of Sergio Ramos, who worked with the rest of the group on the Ciudad Real Madrid pitches. The players who started the match in Anfield had a recovery session after their win.
The session began with warm-up and stretching exercises and was followed ball work. After that the players ran a series of drills, including hurdles and obstacles, and also worked on passing and dribbling. The goalkeepers work separately under the instructions of Villiam Vecchi.
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Relive the 85 years of history of league encounters between Real Madrid and Barcelona. Remember legendary Real Madrid players, the Whites' famous wins and their top goalscorers. Listen to an exclusive Paco Gento interview or relive magical moments like Raúl's lob or one of the goals in Cristiano Ronaldo's collection. Images and videos to take you through the over eight decades of Clásicos all the way up to 25 October 2014.
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Christiano Ronaldo's 13 goals against Barcelona.
Thirteen. That is how many goals Cristiano Ronaldo has scored against Barcelona. Since he arrived in Spain, the forward has scored five in the Liga, five in the Copa del Rey and three in the Supercopa de España. His goal-scoring debut was in the 2010-11 season at the Santiago Bernabéu (1-1). In total, he has found the Azulgrana net in 11 encounters.
In 2011 he scored the winning goal in the final of the Copa del Rey and also in the first leg of the Supercopa de España. In 2011-12 he found the net in two Copa del Rey quarter-finals matches and in the Liga at the Camp Nou. Then he scored in both legs of the 2012 Supercopa and in 2012-13 he bagged two braces: in the Liga and the semi-finals of the Copa del Rey. Last season he scored in the Liga fixture at home.
Thirteen. That is how many goals Cristiano Ronaldo has scored against Barcelona. Since he arrived in Spain, the forward has scored five in the Liga, five in the Copa del Rey and three in the Supercopa de España. His goal-scoring debut was in the 2010-11 season at the Santiago Bernabéu (1-1). In total, he has found the Azulgrana net in 11 encounters.
In 2011 he scored the winning goal in the final of the Copa del Rey and also in the first leg of the Supercopa de España. In 2011-12 he found the net in two Copa del Rey quarter-finals matches and in the Liga at the Camp Nou. Then he scored in both legs of the 2012 Supercopa and in 2012-13 he bagged two braces: in the Liga and the semi-finals of the Copa del Rey. Last season he scored in the Liga fixture at home.
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Real Madrid have scored in the last 16 clàsico.
The whites have been breaching the Catalans' net since may 2011
Gareth Bale's goal in the 2014 Copa del Rey final is the latest in Clásico history. The goals from that meeting ensured that Real Madrid reached 16 successive matches finding the back of the net against Barcelona. The inaugural goal in this Clásico-scoring streak was the work of Marcelo, in May 2011, in the semi-finals of the Champions League.
The previous record number of games scoring against Barcelona by a Real Madrid team was 13. That number was reached on three occasions, during the 1946-1952, 1959-1962 and 1962-1968 seasons. During this run of 16 Clásicos, Real Madrid have scored 29 goals, 11 of which came thanks to Cristiano Ronaldo.
The whites have been breaching the Catalans' net since may 2011
Gareth Bale's goal in the 2014 Copa del Rey final is the latest in Clásico history. The goals from that meeting ensured that Real Madrid reached 16 successive matches finding the back of the net against Barcelona. The inaugural goal in this Clásico-scoring streak was the work of Marcelo, in May 2011, in the semi-finals of the Champions League.
The previous record number of games scoring against Barcelona by a Real Madrid team was 13. That number was reached on three occasions, during the 1946-1952, 1959-1962 and 1962-1968 seasons. During this run of 16 Clásicos, Real Madrid have scored 29 goals, 11 of which came thanks to Cristiano Ronaldo.
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The 19 players named for the clàsico.
Carlo Ancelotti has called up 19 players for the La Liga matchday nine game in which Real Madrid are to take on Barcelona in the Santiago Bernabéu (Saturday, 18:00).
REAL MADRID SQUAD:
Goalkeepers: Casillas, Keylor Navas and Pacheco.
Defenders: Ramos, Pepe, Varane, Nacho, Marcelo, Carvajal, Arbeloa.
Midfielders: Kroos, Khedira, James, Modric, Illarra, Isco.
Forwards: Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema, Chicharito.
Carlo Ancelotti has called up 19 players for the La Liga matchday nine game in which Real Madrid are to take on Barcelona in the Santiago Bernabéu (Saturday, 18:00).
REAL MADRID SQUAD:
Goalkeepers: Casillas, Keylor Navas and Pacheco.
Defenders: Ramos, Pepe, Varane, Nacho, Marcelo, Carvajal, Arbeloa.
Midfielders: Kroos, Khedira, James, Modric, Illarra, Isco.
Forwards: Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema, Chicharito.
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Haya sasa, milango ya Santiago Bernabeu imeanza kufunguliwa
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