Toward South Africa FIFA 2010 World Cup
Toward South Africa FIFA 2010 World Cup
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Oxlade-Chamberlain
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refa kama hawa inabidi wafungiwe tu.
Oxlade-Chamberlain
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France na ireland sasa mechi nayo kali hii.
Oxlade-Chamberlain
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hazi kustahili kwa sababu hakukuwa na tatizo lolote ambalo lili simamisha mpira kwa mda mrefu.nina huakika refa aliambiwa haondoki pale bila egypt kupata matokeo mazuri.
Junius
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Ilistahili dakika 6,kuna mchezaji wa ALGERIA alipata matibabu karibu dakika moja na nusu, golikipa wao alitumia dakika kama mbili na nusu na dakika kadhaaa za simamasimama za hapa na pale ni saizi kuongezwa muda huo, on top of that the south african referee was good and he managed the game, hakukuwa na kadi ovyo ovyo na alikuwa ha-tolerate nonsense
Oxlade-Chamberlain
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Sema algeria nao pia sijui huoga ndio uliwasumbua au walienda kutafuta draw manake walikuwa hawashambulii mwanzo wanakaba tu.tusubiri hio mechi ya jumatano.
Junius
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Misri wameiharibu mechi nje ya uwanja, kabla ya mechi yenyewe walishafanya hujuma ambazo zimewaharibu ari Waalgeria,tokea wanawasili wamepokelewa kwa mawe,wachezaji wao muhimu wamecheza na majeraha yao, hoteli waliyofikia kulikuwa na kelele za washabiki wa Misiri usiku kucha...wachezaji hawakuweza kupata usingizi na kupumzika vizuri...hata light training yao walifanya kwa hofu ya kuogopa kushambuliwa licha ya ulinzi uliokuwapo uwanjani...imewaathiri kisaikolojia...yaani hata ukipita mitaa ya Cairo unakuta mabango yenye maneno ya kutisha...kama vile kuna vita vya silaha vile...anyway, mpira dakika 90 na kilichotokea ndo kimetokea tungoje marudiano tarehe 18 mwezi huu,nchini Sudan
wadau: je ni stesheni gani itaonyesha hii gemu? Spersport? Saa ngapi kwa saa za Afrika mashariki?
Egypt and Algeria in play-off
The tension in the final minutes was almost unbearable
Egypt and Algeria face a play-off in Sudan on Wednesday to decide which of them will go to the World Cup. The two rivals finished level on points and goal difference in Group C after Egypt's 2-0 win in Cairo.
Substitute Emad Moteab scored late in inury time to secure this World Cup lifeline.
The Pharaohs needed a 3-0 win to qualify outright but Moteab's strike has given the African champions another opportunity.
As if to state their intentions from the start, Amr Zaki netted just two minutes into the game after a shot from Mohamed Aboutrika rebounded off the post.
Algeria missed several opportunities to draw level.
Zaki was substituted for Moteab mid-way through the second half, and it was his header that changed the outcome with just seconds to go.
Egypt's coach Hassan Shehata pushes his team towards a World Cup play-off
Until then Egyptian fans were starting to come to terms with missing out on South Africa 2010.
The build-up to this North African derby had been troubled with the stoning of the Algerian team bus on their arrival in Cairo.
There will be some who say that a play-off in Sudan is perhaps the safer solution when so much emotion is involved and so much is at stake between these two bitter rivals.
Meanwhile Zambia have qualified for the Africa Cup of Nations after a goalless draw against Rwanda in Kigali.
Zambia's Rainford Kalaba had a goal disallowed for being off-side on the stroke of half time, but Rwanda dominated the encounter.
Source:http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/africa/8360917.stm
Egypt and Algeria in play-off
Egypt and Algeria face a play-off in Sudan on Wednesday to decide which of them will go to the World Cup. The two rivals finished level on points and goal difference in Group C after Egypt's 2-0 win in Cairo.
Substitute Emad Moteab scored late in inury time to secure this World Cup lifeline.
The Pharaohs needed a 3-0 win to qualify outright but Moteab's strike has given the African champions another opportunity.
As if to state their intentions from the start, Amr Zaki netted just two minutes into the game after a shot from Mohamed Aboutrika rebounded off the post.
Algeria missed several opportunities to draw level.
Zaki was substituted for Moteab mid-way through the second half, and it was his header that changed the outcome with just seconds to go.
Until then Egyptian fans were starting to come to terms with missing out on South Africa 2010.
The build-up to this North African derby had been troubled with the stoning of the Algerian team bus on their arrival in Cairo.
There will be some who say that a play-off in Sudan is perhaps the safer solution when so much emotion is involved and so much is at stake between these two bitter rivals.
Meanwhile Zambia have qualified for the Africa Cup of Nations after a goalless draw against Rwanda in Kigali.
Zambia's Rainford Kalaba had a goal disallowed for being off-side on the stroke of half time, but Rwanda dominated the encounter.
Source:http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/africa/8360917.stm
Mopao Josee
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Masri 3 algeria 2
Mpira filimbi ya mwisho mkuu
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Egypt-Algeria: A proper rivalry
Wed Nov 18 08:49AM
It you are one of those insular types who thinks that Blackburn v Burnley is the biggest rivalry in world football, or who excitedly predicts 'it's all going to go off' whenever one of 3,718 annual London derbies takes place, Early Doors advises you to watch today's World Cup play-off between Egypt and Algeria.
The two teams have hated each other for a while - at least since 1989 when Egypt's doctor lost an eye after getting glassed in the face by an Algerian player.
Today's game was rendered necessary by the Pharaohs' extraordinary 2-0 win on Saturday, featuring a crucial 95th-minute header by Emad Motaeb, which left the two countries with identical records in their group.
The fixture in Cairo was marred by violence. Three Algerian players were injured when the team bus was stoned, while skirmishes broke out all over the place, including at a joint pop concert by crooners Cheb Khaled and Mohamed Mounir, which is a bit like a Michael Buble gig descending into chaos.
The shockwaves were felt as far away as France, where rioting took place in three major cities including Marseille, where thugs set fire to, and sank, several boats in the harbour.
Rather than playing the game at a genuinely neutral venue like Dubai or - here's an idea - South Africa, CAF chose the most politically unstable venue they could find; Sudan.
Why Sudan? Presumably Somalia was booked up.
A 15,000-strong police force will attempt to keep rival fans apart, but if things do get out of hand you can rely on the two teams to calm everybody down.
Oh, what's that? You can't.
Algerian FA chief Mohammed Raouraoua blamed Saturday's violence on his Egyptian counterpart Samir Zaher, whom he described as: "The origin of all the events that have occurred, including the barbaric aggression that injured our players."
Egpyt, meanwhile, denied the bus attack ever took place, presumably accusing the bloodied Algerian players of some Harlequins-style fakery.
And if a chance to watch a live expression of pure hatred were not inducement enough, let's not forget there is a place at the World Cup for the winner.
All told, it rather knocks the European play-offs into a cocked hat. Still, we've got live coverage of the whole World Cup shebang, including all the build up from the Stade de France where our resident Irishman Sean Fay will be donning his oversized green, white and orange hat to cheer on Trap's boys.
Watch Egypt v Algeria LIVE at 5.30pm on Wednesday on British Eurosport (Sky 410 / Virgin Media 521); Also available on your PC via the Eurosport Player
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Wed Nov 18 08:49AM
It you are one of those insular types who thinks that Blackburn v Burnley is the biggest rivalry in world football, or who excitedly predicts 'it's all going to go off' whenever one of 3,718 annual London derbies takes place, Early Doors advises you to watch today's World Cup play-off between Egypt and Algeria.
The two teams have hated each other for a while - at least since 1989 when Egypt's doctor lost an eye after getting glassed in the face by an Algerian player.
Today's game was rendered necessary by the Pharaohs' extraordinary 2-0 win on Saturday, featuring a crucial 95th-minute header by Emad Motaeb, which left the two countries with identical records in their group.
The fixture in Cairo was marred by violence. Three Algerian players were injured when the team bus was stoned, while skirmishes broke out all over the place, including at a joint pop concert by crooners Cheb Khaled and Mohamed Mounir, which is a bit like a Michael Buble gig descending into chaos.
The shockwaves were felt as far away as France, where rioting took place in three major cities including Marseille, where thugs set fire to, and sank, several boats in the harbour.
Rather than playing the game at a genuinely neutral venue like Dubai or - here's an idea - South Africa, CAF chose the most politically unstable venue they could find; Sudan.
Why Sudan? Presumably Somalia was booked up.
A 15,000-strong police force will attempt to keep rival fans apart, but if things do get out of hand you can rely on the two teams to calm everybody down.
Oh, what's that? You can't.
Algerian FA chief Mohammed Raouraoua blamed Saturday's violence on his Egyptian counterpart Samir Zaher, whom he described as: "The origin of all the events that have occurred, including the barbaric aggression that injured our players."
Egpyt, meanwhile, denied the bus attack ever took place, presumably accusing the bloodied Algerian players of some Harlequins-style fakery.
And if a chance to watch a live expression of pure hatred were not inducement enough, let's not forget there is a place at the World Cup for the winner.
All told, it rather knocks the European play-offs into a cocked hat. Still, we've got live coverage of the whole World Cup shebang, including all the build up from the Stade de France where our resident Irishman Sean Fay will be donning his oversized green, white and orange hat to cheer on Trap's boys.
Watch Egypt v Algeria LIVE at 5.30pm on Wednesday on British Eurosport (Sky 410 / Virgin Media 521); Also available on your PC via the Eurosport Player
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Euro sport wataonyesha hii mechi moja kwa moja