Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Arsenal 4-0 Porto: Bendtner Hat-trick
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Nicklas Bendtner scored a hat-trick to FC Porto goal and won the second leg of Arsenal in the Champions League 16 large landslide with a score of 5-0. "The Gunners" even qualify for the quarter-finals with a 6-2 aggregate advantage.
This victory proves that Porto is always lost in the Emirates Stadium. In two previous matches, "The Dragons" had never scored a goal in London.
Not like when bent Burnley last weekend, Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger this time to replace five players in his squad. Five Arsenal midfielder appeared unified and repeatedly ripped guest team formation.
The first goal was created to host the 10th minute. Andrei Arshavin chasing Samir Nasri bait in the penalty box, but the mental sphere of the goalkeeper Helton. Nicklas Bendtner came to pick up the ball and strikes into the goal.
Arshavin again gave birth to the birth of their second goal at minute 25. After fooling three opponents, he sent the ball to the front of goal. Bendtner there and poke the skin round.
Entry of Cristian Rodriguez in the second round to make the attack more dangerous Porto in the second round. Arsenal also had remiss in early minutes that "The Dragons" free to build an attack.
The condition lasted only 15 minutes. Individual action from Nasri change the 3-0 score at minute 63. French midfielder had a successful swindle three opponents in the penalty box before sending the ball into the far post.
Only the difference in three minutes, "the Gunners' goal broke back his guests. This time turn Emanuel Eboue who conquered thanks to goalkeeper Helton rapid counterattack from Arshavin.
Porto increasingly helpless when Fucile offense in the penalty box on 90 minutes. Bendtner become executioners and successfully netted his third goal with a shot to the left of the goal. Not long after that, the referee finished the game.
Lineup:
Arsenal: Almunia, Vermaelen, Campbell, Clichy, Sagna; Nasri (Denilson 72), Diaby, Song, Arshavin (Walcott 76), Rosicky (Eboue 57); Bendtner.
Porto: Helton; Alves, Rolando, Pereira, Fucile; Coelho (Rodriguez 46), Meireles, Micael (Guarin 76); Falcao, Varela; Hulk
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This victory proves that Porto is always lost in the Emirates Stadium. In two previous matches, "The Dragons" had never scored a goal in London.
Not like when bent Burnley last weekend, Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger this time to replace five players in his squad. Five Arsenal midfielder appeared unified and repeatedly ripped guest team formation.
The first goal was created to host the 10th minute. Andrei Arshavin chasing Samir Nasri bait in the penalty box, but the mental sphere of the goalkeeper Helton. Nicklas Bendtner came to pick up the ball and strikes into the goal.
Arshavin again gave birth to the birth of their second goal at minute 25. After fooling three opponents, he sent the ball to the front of goal. Bendtner there and poke the skin round.
Entry of Cristian Rodriguez in the second round to make the attack more dangerous Porto in the second round. Arsenal also had remiss in early minutes that "The Dragons" free to build an attack.
The condition lasted only 15 minutes. Individual action from Nasri change the 3-0 score at minute 63. French midfielder had a successful swindle three opponents in the penalty box before sending the ball into the far post.
Only the difference in three minutes, "the Gunners' goal broke back his guests. This time turn Emanuel Eboue who conquered thanks to goalkeeper Helton rapid counterattack from Arshavin.
Porto increasingly helpless when Fucile offense in the penalty box on 90 minutes. Bendtner become executioners and successfully netted his third goal with a shot to the left of the goal. Not long after that, the referee finished the game.
Lineup:
Arsenal: Almunia, Vermaelen, Campbell, Clichy, Sagna; Nasri (Denilson 72), Diaby, Song, Arshavin (Walcott 76), Rosicky (Eboue 57); Bendtner.
Porto: Helton; Alves, Rolando, Pereira, Fucile; Coelho (Rodriguez 46), Meireles, Micael (Guarin 76); Falcao, Varela; Hulk
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