From: Werner Pichler on 6 Nov 2009 07:10 On 6 Nov., 04:45, El Kot <nono.black.e...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Werner Pichler wrote: > > Europa League Matchday 4 > > > Group G > > > Levski Sofia - Red Bull Salzburg 0-0 > > (Schiemer 90'+3; Red Card: Sarmov 62') > > > Janko hit the post early on and Yovov missed the net from 5 metres > > out, after that not much happened until Levski 'keeper Petkov decided > > to make a bizarre excursion outside the area, lost the ball and Sarmov > > had to bring down vento which got him sent off. Again, not much > > happened but just when I thought the night would be an unmitigated > > desaster for the Austrian clubs (0 goals, 1 point), in the 93rd minute > > Schiemer headed in a Schwegler throw-in that crossed almost the > > entire penalty box - the Swiss might not be the very best rightback > > around but boy can he throw the ball far. > > That goal was yet another Petkov blunder. He should have either > gone out to catch the ball, or blocked the shot. The distance of the > throw probably surprised him, but it is no excuse. > > > Table > > > 1 Salzburg 6-1 12 > > 2 Villarreal 6-5 6 > > 3 Lazio 8-7 6 > > 4 Levski Sofia 0-7 0 > > > Levski are eliminated, > > In practice, yes, but theoretically not yet. True that. It seemed so outlandish that I didn't even consider their chances. They should start scoring, though! Ciao, Werner > -- > No, no, you can't e-mail me with the nono.
From: JK on 6 Nov 2009 09:34 Matthias Mühlich wrote: > Thanks for summarizing all results plus short comments in one posting. > It's so tedious to click through 12+ web pages for all EL groups... Seconded! Great job.
From: Benny on 6 Nov 2009 09:55 > Subject : Europa League Matchday 4 (R) > From : wpichler(a)gmail.com > Europa League Matchday 4 > > * = qualified for the round of 32 > > I'll finish again with the current Country Ranking > from Bert Kassies' site: > > Season 2009/10 > > 1 Italy 8.285 > 2 Spain 8.071 > 3 England 7.928 > 4 Germany 7.583 > 5 France 7.500 > 6 Austria 7.375 > 7 Netherlands 6.583 > 8 Israel 6.500 > 9 Turkey 5.600 > 10 Switzerland 5.500 > > > > Ciao, > Werner I know how time consuming and difficult it is to keep track of so many games so you have my sympathies and thanks for effort. It's been a surprisingly good season so far for Italian clubs. They should comfortably hold onto 3rd place in the coefficient rankings. -- http://soccer-europe.com Rss feed : http://soccer-europe.com/RSS/News.xml
From: Binder Dundat on 6 Nov 2009 10:18 > Werder Bremen - FK Austria Wien 2-0 > (Borowski 81', Almeida 84') > > I might be biased here, but Austria should have won this game. > They had a number of gilt-edged chances, but an excellent Wiese > and bad finishing kept a poor Werder side in the game, before > Borowski scored an obvious offside goal. Tell me again, what did > they put two extra refs on the field for? Especially bitter, since > in the first game Austria were denied a legitimate goal for offside. > Immediately afterwards, Almeida finished off a demoralized Austria > with his first goal after coming back from injury. They did not show the game so I can not comment on your Bias ; ) If it was a poor display by Bremen it is good to see that they can still win playing poorly. Bringing Borowski back was a great move ( Not sure why Bayern never used him properly?) and Wiese has now become a good goalie after about 5 years. Nice round up of the games. > > CD Nacional - Athletic Club 1-1 > (Edgar (pen) 64'; Etxeberria (pen) 85'; Red Card: Nuno Pinto (Nac) > 79') > > Another game, another penalty, this time for a foul by Athletic > 'keeper Iraizoz on Slovenian international PeÄnik. More than a little > strange was the fact that the Scottish referee Callum wanted to do > away with the penalty entirely and instead award Athletic a freekick > after a Nacional player ran too early into the penalty area, only the > penalty box ref could convince him to simply let retake Edgar the > penalty, for God's sake. > > Athletic equalised through, you guessed right, a penalty, awarded > for a foul on DÃaz de Cerio. > > Table > > 1 Werder Bremen 10-5 10* > 2 Athletic Bilbao 7-5 7 > 3 Nacional Funchal 5-7 2 > 4 Austria Wien 3-8 2 > > Werder are through, Bilbao need one point in Vienna. > > I'll finish again with the current Country Ranking > from Bert Kassies' site: > > Season 2009/10 > > 1 Italy 8.285 > 2 Spain 8.071 > 3 England 7.928 > 4 Germany 7.583 > 5 France 7.500 > 6 Austria 7.375 > 7 Netherlands 6.583 > 8 Israel 6.500 > 9 Turkey 5.600 > 10 Switzerland 5.500 > > Ciao, > Werner
From: Tom on 6 Nov 2009 15:34 [big snip] Werner - Thanks a million for posting these roundups.
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