Saturday, March 20, 2010
Real Madrid 3-1 Sporting Gijon: Higuain great-run score
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After wasting opportunities in the first round, Real Madrid like a tantrum in the second half. "El Real" finally managed to fit 3-1 at Sporting Gijon Primera Division advanced on Santiago Bernebau Stadium, Saturday (20/3/2010).
Thanks to this victory, Madrid stronger at the top of the standings with 68 numbers or collecting three points ahead of Barcelona in second place.
The victory was quite prestigious. The reason, Madrid only able to play a goalless draw in the first half. In fact, if referring to statistical data, Madrid superior ball control around 71 percent. They are only able to do two shots toward the goal of the eleven experiments.
After halftime, Madrid tantrums and more pressing. However, just as the first half, Madrid was a waste of opportunity. Van der Vaart, Granero, and Ronaldo fired back hard, but all in vain. Not a single shot on target.
Madrid also had to swallow the bitter pill because they conceded a goal in minute 53. Goalkeeper Iker Casillas helpless to stem the hard shots David Barral after successfully maximize bait Diego Camacho.
Not wanting to lose face, Madrid scored rushing back. Van der Vaart managed to get back Madridista excited after a goal scored from a free kick that execution on 53 minutes.
Only four minutes earlier, Madrid finally winning thanks to a goal that was created Xabi Alonso. The Spanish midfielder managed to gore Cristiano Ronaldo cross from a corner kick.
Madrid getting the upper hand. They continue to attack opponents from various sides. Pressure by the pressure that does not in vain. Higuain managed to enlarge the benefits of Madrid in the 68th minute. Goals are not separated from Van der Vaart flair that gives feedback to the Higuain breakthrough. Argentine striker fired straight hard without being able dammed by Colinas. Higuain scored a goal this was cover Madrid 3-1 victory.
Teams
Real Madrid: Casillas; Ramos, Garay, Alonso, Marcelo, Arbeola; Van der Vaart (Raul 74), Granero (Gago 69), Diarra (Guti 46); Ronaldo, Higuain.
Sporting Gijon: Colinas; Gregory, Botia, Canella, Ramos; Camacho, Rivera, Barral, Cuevas (Mateo 71); Giminez, Moran.
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Thanks to this victory, Madrid stronger at the top of the standings with 68 numbers or collecting three points ahead of Barcelona in second place.
The victory was quite prestigious. The reason, Madrid only able to play a goalless draw in the first half. In fact, if referring to statistical data, Madrid superior ball control around 71 percent. They are only able to do two shots toward the goal of the eleven experiments.
After halftime, Madrid tantrums and more pressing. However, just as the first half, Madrid was a waste of opportunity. Van der Vaart, Granero, and Ronaldo fired back hard, but all in vain. Not a single shot on target.
Madrid also had to swallow the bitter pill because they conceded a goal in minute 53. Goalkeeper Iker Casillas helpless to stem the hard shots David Barral after successfully maximize bait Diego Camacho.
Not wanting to lose face, Madrid scored rushing back. Van der Vaart managed to get back Madridista excited after a goal scored from a free kick that execution on 53 minutes.
Only four minutes earlier, Madrid finally winning thanks to a goal that was created Xabi Alonso. The Spanish midfielder managed to gore Cristiano Ronaldo cross from a corner kick.
Madrid getting the upper hand. They continue to attack opponents from various sides. Pressure by the pressure that does not in vain. Higuain managed to enlarge the benefits of Madrid in the 68th minute. Goals are not separated from Van der Vaart flair that gives feedback to the Higuain breakthrough. Argentine striker fired straight hard without being able dammed by Colinas. Higuain scored a goal this was cover Madrid 3-1 victory.
Teams
Real Madrid: Casillas; Ramos, Garay, Alonso, Marcelo, Arbeola; Van der Vaart (Raul 74), Granero (Gago 69), Diarra (Guti 46); Ronaldo, Higuain.
Sporting Gijon: Colinas; Gregory, Botia, Canella, Ramos; Camacho, Rivera, Barral, Cuevas (Mateo 71); Giminez, Moran.
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