From Colombia's unlikely demolition of Argentina, to that win for England over Germany, relive six of the greatest qualifying games with...
Somewhat of a slow day as the teams prepare for World Cup qualifiers tomorrow.
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Zico would be a disaster in the...
Ecuadorian Guerrón was subject to racist abuse from a section of the Sporting fanbase, much to Celestini's disgust.
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"I imagine that it doesn't happen in his country, so if...
Though Frank Rijkaard's time as coach at the Camp Nou had its share of highs, with the likes of Ronaldinho and Deco central to many of those, a two-year trophy drought sounded the death knell for the Dutchman and has ushered in a new era...
2007-08:
Where It Ended
Summer
Activity
Analysis And
Prognosis
Coach: Manuel Zambrano
Stadium: Nuevo Colombino (20,000)
2007/08 Position: 16th
2007/08 Record: P-38 W-11 D-11 L-16 GF-40 GA-60 Pts-44
Players In: Sebastian Nayar (Boca Juniors),...
Liverpool FC has lost out on signing many great players over the years, but the most regrettable missed opportunity is arguably Danish maestro Michael Laudrup. The club had two chances to sign this footballing magician, but sadly failed on...
Liverpool FC has lost out on signing many great players over the years, but the most regrettable missed opportunity is arguably Danish maestro Michael Laudrup. The club had two chances to sign this footballing magician, but sadly failed on...
Background
Michael Laudrup (born 15 June 1964) is a Danish former professional football player. On May 16, 2008, he resigned as manager of Spanish club Getafe CF, leading to speculation about which club he will manage next. His most prominent run of football came with Spanish club FC Barcelona, with whom he won four straight La Liga championships. He famously moved to arch rivals Real Madrid in 1994, with whom he won his fifth La Liga title in a row. He scored 37 goals in a total of 104 appearances for the Denmark national football team, which is only topped by Peter Schmeichel's 129 games and Thomas Helveg's 108 games. From November 1994, he captained his country for a total of 28 matches before his retirement in June 1998.
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