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” said Switzerland coach Yannick Schwery..
« en: Octubre 20, 2013, 08:37:45 pm »
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In Kevan Aleman, the Canadians have a true playmaker, buzzing around between the strikers and midfield, hatching schemes. “We have a great midfield,” said the Costa Rican-born No10, considered a big prospect for Canada’s footballing future. “We all understand each other perfectly well and we can all play,” he added,cheap nfl jerseys free shipping, putting his finger on the obvious difference between this young side and the general perception of Canadian football as aerial in nature and built around pragmatism,cheap authentic jerseys from china, determination and brute physicality.
 178 international appearances, the most recent of which came in last month’s 2-0 defeat by Brazil, established Egypt’s Ahmed Hassan as the joint-most capped player in football history. The 36-year-old, who made his international debut in 1995,cheap authentic jerseys from china, needs just one more Pharaohs outing to surpass the record of Saudi Arabia goalkeeper Mohamed Al Deayea, who last played in 2006.  150 matches over nine years, one month, ten days and four different clubs: this was the incredible unbeaten home league record that came to an unexpected end for Jose Mourinho in April.
New Zealand got their Jerseys U-20 Women's World Cup off to a winning start as they saw off Switzerland 2-1 in Miyagi.Evie Millynn and Rosie White provided the goals as the All Whites struck either side of half-time to triumph in the 150th game in U-20 Women's World Cup history, with Eseosa Aigbogun grabbing a late consolation goal.Both sides came into the game on the back of losing streaks at this level, with Switzerland the more alarming having lost six on the trot, and it was the Oceanic side who began quickest.Just three minutes were on the clock when Rebecca Burrows' close range header forced Swiss goalkeeperPascale Kuffer into a fine stop with her legs. Carmen Pulver came close for the Europeans soon after, her strike from outside the box whistling just over.With half-time approaching New Zealand struck. Olivia Chance made an excellent run down the left, before driving a cross across goal which left Kuffer stranded, allowing Millynn to slide the ball home.White struck quickly after the break to leave the Kiwis in a commanding position, taking advantage of an out of position Kuffer to strike spectacularly from distance.Switzerland passed up chances to peg their opponents back, with Cora Caneta and Aigbogun both squandering opportunities, before combining in stoppage time for the latter to score, but it was too little too late.“In the previous tournament, we played very offensively, but nevertheless, not only that we weren’t able to score goals, we allowed multiple goals to our opponents,” said Switzerland coach Yannick Schwery..
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