Sunday, June 20, 2010
Brazil 3-1 Ivory Coast: Fabiano double, Drogba socored, Kaka sent-off
Getty ImagesHaving drawn criticism because only a slim 2-1 win over North Korea's team in action gurem prime, Brazil trengginas appear in the second game preliminary round Group G. Ivory Coast team that became strong opponents beaten 3-1 at Soccer City Stadium on Sunday (6/20/2010).
With this victory, the Brazilian made sure of qualifying for the round of 16 with a collection of six points. Unfortunately, the success of Brazil this time should be tarnished by the action is not sportsmanship Ricardo Kaka who received a red card from referee. Real Madrid star was to leave the field, three minutes ahead of the game was over after receiving a second yellow card for elbowing Kader Keita.
As for Côte d'Ivoire, the defeat has forced the squad of Sven Goran Eriksson won the final match versus North Korea DMI opened up opportunities to escape. Currently, the new Les Elephants collect one point a draw against Portugal.
Shown with the same scheme as when defeated North Korea, Brazil successfully took over control of the game. Trio Kaka, Robinho and Luis Fabiano in the front lines making a successful defense muss Ivory Coast. Just two minutes walking action, with Robinho direct threat to spread hard kick from outside the penalty box which is still thin on the top crossbar.
After Robinho's chances, running game a little monotonous with little opportunity dicipatakan both teams. However, to enter into -24 minutes, Brazil finally broke the deadlock through Luis Fabiano. Utilizing the partnership, which ended bait slick Robinho breakthrough by Kaka, Fabiano is pushed into the penalty box hard to open fire from close range which nest in the corner of goalkeeper Boubacar Barry. Brazil winning 1-0.
After Fabiano scored, Cote d'Ivoire immediately responded by increasing the tempo of the game. Unfortunately, efforts et Didier Drogba is still not able to break through Julio Cesar's goal. The first half was closed for Brazil's 1-0 advantage.
In the second half, Selecao back in control, while Les Elephants rely on quick counterattacks. However, not had time to make a counterattack, Ivory Coast should be back being broken. Fabiano become frightening specter for Les Elephants by printing a second go at minute 51.
Goal Sevilla striker was quite pretty though a little smelly controversy because Fabiano looks to do a hand ball before scoring. Receiving the ball outside the penalty box, Fabiano "dancing" past three Ivory Coast defender and then disconnect the power did not kick yng dammed Barry.
Winning two goals, Brazil more freely dismantle Ivorian defense that began depressed. As a result, in Brazil 62 minutes to re-add tally coffers through Elano Blummer who use sweet feed from Kaka. 3-0 lead, Brazil began to relax the attack.
Meanwhile, Ivory Coast has not given up and still keep trying to score goals. The hard work of the Ivory Coast players finally bearing fruit in the 78th minute. Didier Drogba who managed to break away from an offside trap, successfully directed a header off could not be reached Cesar.
Managed to minimize the lag 1-3, Ivory Coast more vibrant and keep pressing the Selecao. Les Elephants profit after Brazil was forced to play 10 players after a Ricardo Kaka was sent off.
Kaka received two yellow cards within a period of four minutes. The first, he got for pushing Kader Keita, while the second (automatic red) for elbowing the same man (Keita). With this, Brazil's Kaka certainly absent when dealing with Portugal in the last preliminary round match of the Group.
Superior number of players, Ivory Coast exert all efforts to hunt down a goal. Unfortunately, until the end of the game, Drogba et al was unable to convert chances into goals. They also must give up 1-3 from five-time world champion, Brazil.
The composition Players
Brazil: 1-Julio Cesar; 2-Maicon, 3-Lucio, 4-Juan, 6-Michel Bastos, 5-Felipe Melo, 8-Gilberto Silva, 7-Elano (15-Dani Alves 66 '), 10-Kaka, 11-Robinho (18-Ramires 92 '), 9-Luis Fabiano.
Ivory Coast: 1-Boubacar Barry; 21-Emmanuel Eboue, Kolo Toure four-, 20-Guy Demel, 17-Siaka tiene, 5-Didier Zokora, Yaya Toure, 19, 9-Cheik Tiote, 8-Salomon Kalou (18 - Kader Keita 67 '), 11-Didier Drogba, 15-Aruna Dindane (10-Gervinho 53').
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With this victory, the Brazilian made sure of qualifying for the round of 16 with a collection of six points. Unfortunately, the success of Brazil this time should be tarnished by the action is not sportsmanship Ricardo Kaka who received a red card from referee. Real Madrid star was to leave the field, three minutes ahead of the game was over after receiving a second yellow card for elbowing Kader Keita.
As for Côte d'Ivoire, the defeat has forced the squad of Sven Goran Eriksson won the final match versus North Korea DMI opened up opportunities to escape. Currently, the new Les Elephants collect one point a draw against Portugal.
Shown with the same scheme as when defeated North Korea, Brazil successfully took over control of the game. Trio Kaka, Robinho and Luis Fabiano in the front lines making a successful defense muss Ivory Coast. Just two minutes walking action, with Robinho direct threat to spread hard kick from outside the penalty box which is still thin on the top crossbar.
After Robinho's chances, running game a little monotonous with little opportunity dicipatakan both teams. However, to enter into -24 minutes, Brazil finally broke the deadlock through Luis Fabiano. Utilizing the partnership, which ended bait slick Robinho breakthrough by Kaka, Fabiano is pushed into the penalty box hard to open fire from close range which nest in the corner of goalkeeper Boubacar Barry. Brazil winning 1-0.
After Fabiano scored, Cote d'Ivoire immediately responded by increasing the tempo of the game. Unfortunately, efforts et Didier Drogba is still not able to break through Julio Cesar's goal. The first half was closed for Brazil's 1-0 advantage.
In the second half, Selecao back in control, while Les Elephants rely on quick counterattacks. However, not had time to make a counterattack, Ivory Coast should be back being broken. Fabiano become frightening specter for Les Elephants by printing a second go at minute 51.
Goal Sevilla striker was quite pretty though a little smelly controversy because Fabiano looks to do a hand ball before scoring. Receiving the ball outside the penalty box, Fabiano "dancing" past three Ivory Coast defender and then disconnect the power did not kick yng dammed Barry.
Winning two goals, Brazil more freely dismantle Ivorian defense that began depressed. As a result, in Brazil 62 minutes to re-add tally coffers through Elano Blummer who use sweet feed from Kaka. 3-0 lead, Brazil began to relax the attack.
Meanwhile, Ivory Coast has not given up and still keep trying to score goals. The hard work of the Ivory Coast players finally bearing fruit in the 78th minute. Didier Drogba who managed to break away from an offside trap, successfully directed a header off could not be reached Cesar.
Managed to minimize the lag 1-3, Ivory Coast more vibrant and keep pressing the Selecao. Les Elephants profit after Brazil was forced to play 10 players after a Ricardo Kaka was sent off.
Kaka received two yellow cards within a period of four minutes. The first, he got for pushing Kader Keita, while the second (automatic red) for elbowing the same man (Keita). With this, Brazil's Kaka certainly absent when dealing with Portugal in the last preliminary round match of the Group.
Superior number of players, Ivory Coast exert all efforts to hunt down a goal. Unfortunately, until the end of the game, Drogba et al was unable to convert chances into goals. They also must give up 1-3 from five-time world champion, Brazil.
The composition Players
Brazil: 1-Julio Cesar; 2-Maicon, 3-Lucio, 4-Juan, 6-Michel Bastos, 5-Felipe Melo, 8-Gilberto Silva, 7-Elano (15-Dani Alves 66 '), 10-Kaka, 11-Robinho (18-Ramires 92 '), 9-Luis Fabiano.
Ivory Coast: 1-Boubacar Barry; 21-Emmanuel Eboue, Kolo Toure four-, 20-Guy Demel, 17-Siaka tiene, 5-Didier Zokora, Yaya Toure, 19, 9-Cheik Tiote, 8-Salomon Kalou (18 - Kader Keita 67 '), 11-Didier Drogba, 15-Aruna Dindane (10-Gervinho 53').
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