[情報] 11月中藍軍球員國家隊戰報

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http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~1875401,00.html BRUMA BIRTHDAY WIN; BORINI DEBUT Posted on: Fri 13 Nov 2009 Jeffrey Bruma (pictured) continued the impeccable start to his Under 21 international career as Netherlands made it four wins out of four in their European Championship qualification group, all without conceding a goal. On his 18th birthday, the defender, who made his Chelsea first team debut last month, played the whole of a 3-0 home win against Liechtenstein. It was also a landmark Friday for Fabio Borini as he made his Italy Under 21 debut aged just 18. The striker, another recent Chelsea debutant, was introduced by coach Pierluigi Casiraghi at half-time in an away match in Hungary. Unfortunately, playing up front with Inter Milan regular Mario Balotelli, Borini could not help his side turn around a one-goal deficit and Hungary added another late on to win 2-0. Italy are behind Wales and Hungary in their group and have their work cut out to qualify. Conor Clifford, recently capped by Republic of Ireland Under 21s, was back with the Under 19s on Friday and played the full 90 minutes in a 5-0 home win over San Marino. It was the first game in a European Championship qualification campaign for the midfielder's team. In the same group are Italy who included Jacopo Sala in their midfield and matched Ireland with a 5-0 home win over Albania. Sala, who was delivering many of the dead-balls, was subbed on 66 minutes. Goalkeeper Jan Sebek made his debut for Czech Republic Under 19s and although he didn't keep a clean sheet, was still victorious as his side ran out 3-1 winners over Cyrpus. Gael Kakuta played for France Under 19s in a 3-3 draw against Greece in friendly tournament, having played the first-half of a 1-0 win over Poland on Wednesday. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~1875885,00.html MIKEL MAKES THE WORLD CUP Posted on: Sat 14 Nov 2009 After a big turnaround at the top of their qualification group, Nigeria, with John Mikel Obi in their side, will contest the World Cup in South Africa next summer. The Super Eagles duly secured the win they needed on Saturday to stand any chance of going through, 3-2 away to Kenya, but still needed leaders Tunisia to lose. A 1-0 defeat for the north African nation away in Mozambique made that a reality so Nigeria win the group by one point. Mikel played the full 90 minutes of the win in Kenya. Obefami Martins with two goals and Ayegbeni Yakubu were the scorers, the winner coming in the 83rd minute, the same minute that Tunisia conceded in. It was Mikel's first competitive football in seven weeks after injuring his ankle in the defeat at Wigan. Nigeria's fourth appearance in the World Cup Finals means all Chelsea's four African players will be in South Africa. Neither Didier Drogba nor Salomon Kalou were involved in Ivory Coast's 3-0 win over Guinea. Michael Essien's Ghana play Mali tomorrow (Sunday). --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~1875934,00.html CHELSEA WINS IN WORLD CUP PLAY-OFFS Posted on: Sat 14 Nov 2009 Nicolas Anelka's goal placed France in a healthy position to make the World Cup Finals after Saturday's play-off first leg. The Chelsea striker's 72nd minute shot from just outside the area deflected in off Republic of Ireland defender Sean St. Ledger and the post for a 1-0 win in Dublin. Florent Malouda was introduced as a substitute in the stoppage time and France take their advantage to Paris for Wednesday's second leg. Ricardo Carvalho, Paulo Ferreira and Deco were all in the starting line-up for Portugal as they beat Bosnia-Herzegovina by the same scoreline, this time at home. Hilario, on his first call-up to the national squad, didn't make the bench. Ferreira, often a left-back for his nation, was selected on his preferred right side. After 31 minutes defender Bruno Alves scored the goal for the Portuguese, who were without Cristiano Ronaldo. Bosnia-Herzegovina hit woodwork twice in the 89th minute. Deco came off on 86 minutes with pain in a groin muscle. There was a pleasing sight from a Chelsea point of view in the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow where Yury Zhirkov (pictured below left) completed the full 90 minutes of Russia's 2-1 win over Slovenia. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/11/5e/0,,10268~7626257,00.jpg

Zhirkov Playing his first football in three weeks at left-back, Zhirkov deflected wide an early shot by the visitors and then dribbled from his own-half into the opposition area but had a shot saved. Two later crosses were not converted by Arsenal's Andrey Arshavin and Tottenham's Roman Pavlyuchenko. Both of Russia's goals were netted by Everton's Diniyar Bilyaletdinov but an 88th minute away goal for Slovenia leaves Guus Hiddink's side with plenty to do on Wednesday. In friendly internationals, John Terry's ankle injury prevented his participation against Brazil in Qatar so there was the rare sight of no Chelsea players in the England side as they lost 1-0. Branislav Ivanovic remained on the bench for Serbia as they beat Northern Ireland 1-0 in Belfast. At Wembley, England Under 21s beat Portugal by a single goal. Michael Mancienne played right-back for the first 76 minutes and it was his long ball into the area that was headed down by Newcastle's Andy Carroll for Spurs striker Danny Rose to score. Jack Cork was introduced to the midfield on 76 minutes and had an attempt on goal. Ryan Bertrand played the whole game at left-back. Daniel Sturridge remained on the bench. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~1878237,00.html CHELSEA UNDER 21 ACTION ACROSS EUROPE Posted on: Tue 17 Nov 2009 Daniel Sturridge, Michael Mancienne and Ryan Bertrand all played in England Under 21s' draw away to Lithuania in a European Championship qualifier. Sturridge's addition was the one change to the side that had beaten Portugal at Wembley at the weekend. Mancienne continued at right-back and although Bertrand initially made way at left-back for Kieran Gibbs to drop deeper, he came on after 21 minutes when the Arsenal youngster was forced off with an injury. Jack Cork remained on the bench. Sturridge had a shot saved a minute later, having had two chances in the opening 10 minutes - a first-time effort blocked six yards out and then a left-foot effort that failed to hit the target. The Chelsea striker was subbed on 79 minutes. The final score in Vilnius was 0-0 in what was a match of wasted opportunities by England Under 21s who are two points behind Greece in their qualification group. The sides meet in March. Mancienne has now become Chelsea's record Under-21 international appearance maker. He has 22 caps at this level, moving ahead of Carlton Cole's 19 caps while with Chelsea. Jeffrey Bruma finally conceded a goal as an Under 21 international as in the fifth game of the group stage, Netherlands allowed Spain to score. The Dutch still won 2-1 at home against a nation that had won its previous 14 group stage qualifiers. It made it five straight wins for the Dutch in this qualification stage. The 18-year-old Chelsea central defender played the whole match. Fabio Borini played his second Under 21 game for Italy, a 4-0 away win to Luxembourg. The 18-year-old played the full 90 minutes, his first start, but didn't find the net. Conor Clifford also played his second game at this level having been moved up from Under 19 duty at the weekend. He entered Republic of Ireland's 4-1 defeat in Armenia at half-time when his side was a goal down. Ireland remain without a win in six games in their group. In senior international football, Miroslav Stoch was a 69th minute sub in Slovakia's 2-1 defeat against Chile. The winger might also feature in an Under 21 qualifier tomorrow against Croatia. In the same group on Sunday, Nemanja Matic played 90 minutes of Serbia's 3-2 home win over Norwary Under 21s, keeping them within a point of Slovakia at the top. Jacopo Sala played the first-half in midfield for Italy Under 19s in 4-0 win away to San Marino in a European Championship qualifier on Sunday. The Italians now play Ireland on Wednesday. Goalkeeper Jan Sebek was not involved in Czech Republic's Under 19 qualifier this week. In the third and final match of an Under 19 tournament in France, Gael Kakuta played the first 64 minutes of a 2-2 draw with Switzerland, the French having beaten Poland and drawn with Greece earlier in the week. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~1879266,00.html PORTUGUESE AND FRENCH BLUES THROUGH Posted on: Wed 18 Nov 2009 It was five in and one out among the Chelsea stars who played in Wednesday night's World Cup play-offs. France with Nicolas Anelka and Florent Malouda on board won through to South Africa in controversial circumstances, 2-1 on aggregate but it was more straight-forward for Ricardo Carvalho, Paulo Ferreira and Deco with a 2-0 aggregate win for Portugal. Russia were the night's shock, going out on away goals to Slovenia with Yury Zhirkov dismissed in the dying moments. Anelka once again took a prominent role as France defended the 1-0 first leg advantage he had given them over Republic of Ireland. Malouda was a traditional late sub by Raymond Domenech, this time three minutes before the end of normal time and three minutes before he received an undeserved booking. The appearance was his 50th for his country. Ireland had scored through Robbie Keane on 32 minutes to level the tie which went into extra time. Anelka came close to breaking the deadlock in the added 30 minutes with a shot from outside the area and had a strong shout for penalty turned down when clipped by Shay Given as he passed the Ireland keeper. France levelled on the night and thus won the tie despite a clear handball by Thierry Henry before he turned the ball across for William Gallas to head in from close range. It was pretty much plain sailing for Portugal who repeated their 1-0 win of Saturday's home leg. The goal that beat Bosnia-Herzegovina came 11 minutes after half-time from Raul Meireles and the Portuguese spurned several other good chances. Carvalho and Ferreira played throughout, the right-back making an importance clearance late on. Deco, who came off in the first leg with a groin niggle, started on the bench but was introduced in place of Atletico Madrid's Simao. Hilario was on the bench for the first time in an international. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/cd/b7/0,,10268~7649229,00.jpg

Deco Carvalho Portugal There was a sour moment when a lineman was hurt by a missile thrown by the crowd after Bosnia's Sejad Salihovic was sent off 66 minutes in. Russia can have few complaints about the summer they will spend at home. Guus Hiddink's side failed to perform to anything like the standard of their group stage campaign. They lost the 2-1 advantage they took to Slovenia when the home side scored through Zlatko Dedica a minute before the break. Zhirkov's night to forget began badly with an eighth minute booking for a late tackle. Near the end Russia failed to make the most of a free-kick won skilfully by the Chelsea man and soon after he became involved with an unused substitute who was attempting to waste time while warming up. Having pushed the player to the ground, the left-back was shown a second yellow c ard. Russia at that point went down to nine men, substitute Alexander Kerzhakov having been sent off in the 66th minute after colliding with the Slovenia keeper. The result, in a stadium holding under 14,000 people, was the first time since the play-offs were introduced in 1998 that a side winning the first leg have not gone through. In the fourth play off, former Blue Andriy Shevchenko suffered disappointment when Ukraine lost 1-0 at home to Greece after a goalless first leg. In Wednesday night's international friendlies, Salomon Kalou returned to the Ivory Coast side after missing the weekend's game for disciplinary reasons and played 83 minutes of a 2-2 draw against Germany in Munich. Michael Ballack, unable to play due to injury, placed Robert Enke's number one shirt on the bench among the substitutes as a mark of respect for the goalkeeper who died last week. In front of 8,000 spectators at Craven Cottage, Branislav Ivanovic played the full game as Serbia ended a 27-match unbeaten run for South Korea with a 1-0 win. Michael Essien was not part of Ghana's 0-0 draw with Angola in a friendly. The Ghana Football Association announced earlier in the day that the Chelsea midfielder and two other players were unexpectedly absent. Miroslav Stoch played a second match in 24 hours following a sub appearance for the full Slovakia side on Tuesday. This time he played the whole of an important Under 21 Euro qualifier against Croatia. The result was a 2-1 home defeat that leaves Slovakia trailing the Croats in their group. For Serbia Under 21s, who have Nemanja Matic in their squad, there was a 3-1 away friendly win in Denmark. -- 以伊露維塔的名為證發誓 — 若有誰敢奪取屬於我們的藍色之心，不論對方是天使、惡魔、男人或女人，包括尚未出生者，若有任何的生靈，不論偉大或渺小，是善還是惡，我們都將懷著復仇與憎恨之心直追到天涯海角，直追到世界結束之日。 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 129.11.12.231 ※ 編輯: JamesCaesar 來自: 129.11.12.231 (11/19 11:15)