[情報] 七月份藍軍球員國家隊戰報

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http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2385784,00.html BRAZIL DRAW BLANKS Posted on: Mon 04 Jul 2011 Ramires and Brazil were held to a frustrating 0-0 draw by Venezuela in their opening game of the 2011 Copa America on Sunday. The Chelsea man played the first 75 minutes before being replaced by former Manchester City man Elano, but could not help his side break down the resilient Venezuelans, who are the only South American country never to qualify for a World Cup. Neutrals were expecting someting of a Brazilian onslaught, referring to the 7-0 thumping they gave the same opponents in this competition in 1999, but the goals did not come, AC Milan forward Alexandre Pato coming closest when his shot struck the crossbar. Ramires had earlier supplied a 50-yard pass for the forward, who shot wide, and pulled one back from the by-line for Pato, only for his effort to be blocked by a defender. Ramires also received treatment after being on the end of a heavy challenge. David Luiz was an unused substitute for the Brazilians, who started with Lucio and Thiago Silva in central defence, with Ramires operating in a deep midfield position that allowed Robinho, Paulo Henrique, Pato and Neymar to attack. Paraguay and Ecuador also drew 0-0 in their first group games, and Brazil will meet Paraguay in their next game on Saturday. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2386432,00.html CHALOBAH'S CHALLENGE ENDS Posted on: Mon 04 Jul 2011 Nathaniel Chalobah's Under 17 World Cup campaign came to an end on Monday night as England were beaten 3-2 by Germany in the quarter-finals. The Chelsea youngster, 16, who will become a first year scholar when he returns to the club from Mexico, captained the side in Morelia but could not prevent a painful defeat. Chalobah (pictured wearing 6) had an early chance but headed over before the Germans took the lead on seven minutes, doubling their advantage on 24 as England struggled to get a grip on proceedings. The centre-back, who was a reserve regular last season, almost pulled a goal back after half-time with a stunning overhead kick, only for the German keeper to turn it away to safety, and two minutes later the game looked over as England fell three behind. A Sam Magri penalty gave England a lifeline with a quarter of the game to go, and Chalobah went close once more before Hallam Hope pulled another goal back with seven minutes remaining but there would be no miracle comeback, and Chalobah will return home after an impressive tournament. A day earlier, Brazil edged past Japan into the semi-finals following a 3-2 win, but forward Lucas Piazon, who will join Chelsea upon turning 18 in January, was not involved. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2389659,00.html BRAZIL STUTTER ON Posted on: Sat 09 Jul 2011 After two games played it is still no wins for Ramires and Brazil in the Copa America but it could have been much worse as an 89th minute goal denied opponents Paraguay a win. Ramires played the first 71 minutes of the group game in Cordoba, Argentina. David Luiz again remained on the bench. The match followed on from last weekend's shock 0-0 draw against Venezuela for the eight-time winners and reigning South American champions. Brazil took the lead on 38 minutes through Jadson of Shakhtar Donetsk, his first international goal having come into the side for dropped Robinho, but Man City's Roque Santa Cruz equalised early in the second half and Nelson Haedo Valdez put Paraguay ahead on 66 minutes following a mistake from Barcelona's Dani Alves. It was Fred, an 81st minute substitute for Neymar, who made it 2-2 with a minute left on the clock. The result leaves Brazil level in the table with Paraguay on two points, two behind Venezuela who beat Ecuador later in the day. Brazil play Ecuador in their crunch final group game on Wednesday. At the Under 17 World Cup in Mexico, Brazil's Lucas Piazon, who has a pre-contract agreement to join Chelsea, was denied a place in the final when Brazil went down 3-0 to Uruguay at the semi-final stage. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2392311,00.html RAMIRES HELPS BRAZIL THROUGH Posted on: Thu 14 Jul 2011 Brazil finally found their form in the Copa America to win their third and final group game 4-2 against Ecuador. Following two draws in their opening two encounters, the victory was enough for the reigning champions to top their group. Following two games in which he was substituted in the second half, Ramires played the full 90 minutes. David Luiz was for the third time an unused sub. Brazil's goals were scored by Alexandre Pato and Neymar who netted two apiece, Ecuador equalising twice before going behind for a third time just beyond the hour and then falling 4-2 behind on 71 minutes. In their quarter-final on Sunday, Brazil will now play Paraguay, with whom they drew 2-2 in the group games. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2395047,00.html RAMIRES AND DAVID LUIZ EXIT COPA Posted on: Mon 18 Jul 2011 Chelsea participation in the 2011 Copa America is at an end with Brazil's elimination from the tournament following a penalty shoot-out horror show. The reigning champions of the South American competition played Paraguay in the quarter-final on Sunday and neither side could find the net in 120 minutes of open play. Ramires played the full match but David Luiz was again on the bench, first choice centre-back Thiago Silva having overcome an injury concern. The Chelsea defender did not make the pitch in any of the games. A player from each side was sent-off in extra time, Liverpool's Lucas for Brazil. When it came to penalties, Brazil missed all four they took, Paraguay scoring two to take them through. Ramires was not among the spot-kick culprits. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2405856,00.html INTERNATIONAL ACTION FOR YOUNGSTERS Posted on: Sat 30 Jul 2011 It may have been a quiet summer on the senior international stage, but at junior levels there are major tournaments taking place in Europe and South America. The Under 20 World Cup kicked off in Colombia this week with three Chelsea youngsters involved, though none have yet appeared. Gael Kakuta would have been with Andre Villas-Boas and the first team squad in Asia had he not been called up to the French squad, and he has been tipped by Fifa.com as one to watch in the tournament. 'Everyone has fun in this team. The chemistry's good on and off the pitch and that makes everything easier during games,' he said. The French begin their assault on the title this week when they meet the hosts, before facing Mali and South Korea in their later games. Ben Gordon is with the England squad, and was an unused substitute in their 0-0 draw against North Korea on Friday. He will be hoping to be involved in the subsequent games against Argentina and Mexico. Finally goalkeeper Matej Delac begins his campaign with Croatia on Sunday. They play Saudi Arabia in their first game before facing Nigeria and Guatemala. At Under 19 level, Tomas Kalas has helped Czech Republic into their first ever European Championship final. The defender, who only arrived at Chelsea midway through last season having signed the summer before, netted the second goal in their 4-2 semi-final victory over Serbia in Romania. Kalas reacted first to pounce on a loose ball inside the Serbian box to smash home after the goalkeeper had parried a Czech shot. It was one of three goals in the first 20 minutes for his side, who conceded two shortly afterwards before scoring a late goal to confirm their victory. They will meet Spain in the final on Monday. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2407164,00.html BIG SHOCKS AT U20 WORLD CUP Posted on: Mon 01 Aug 2011 Chelsea's youngsters have made a disappointing start to the Under 20 World Cup in Colombia. Gael Kakuta's France were on the wrong end of a 4-1 battering from the hosts on Saturday night, the 20-year-old completing the first 68 minutes before being withdrawn. Things were little better for Matej Delac, in goal for Croatia against Saudi Arabia on Sunday, completing the 90 minutes but losing 2-0 to a side who had not won in this competition in nine previous outings. The one hope of improving things today comes in the Under 19 European Championship final, where Tomas Kalas will represent Czech Republic against Spain. That game starts in Bucharest, Romania, from 6pm UK time -- http://fanchants.com/football-songs/chelsea-chants/we-all-follow-the-chelsea/ We All Follow The Chelsea, Over land and sea (and Leicester) We All Follow The Chelsea, Onnnntooo vi-ic-toreee... -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 114.47.40.7 ※ 編輯: JamesCaesar 來自: 114.47.40.7 (08/13 15:31)