!real madrid !what?! manyooo?!

Nesta13 · Post time 24-4-2012 03:25 PM

adakah anda begitu yakin yg jersey madrass next sizen sudah tiada king cross semata2 di sponsor oleh emirates...?

sarajevo · Post time 24-4-2012 05:01 PM

mungkin jersey tiada cross hanya terhad untuk negara2 arab terbabit sahaja(nak ambil hati pak2 arab jv pembinaan resort ?)...jersey hok ada cross masih akan diguna pakai d luar negara2 arab tersebut..

Nesta13 · Post time 25-4-2012 11:38 AM

kelasss.....

cak! · Post time 25-4-2012 11:54 AM

kelasss.....
Nesta13 Post at 25-4-2012 11:38

sekarang ada ronaldo baru..tuka gamba je..tajuk dah sama

Nesta13 · Post time 25-4-2012 12:00 PM

ni kes salah gambar terus... paper 2012 tuuuu...

wonly yin yindia

cak! · Post time 25-4-2012 01:37 PM

ni kes salah gambar terus... paper 2012 tuuuu...

wonly yin yindia
Nesta13 Post at 25-4-2012 12:00

hahaha..yeke

h@i · Post time 26-4-2012 05:47 AM

aikk kalah.. macam barca pulak.. leading 2-0 memula game akhirnya tak layak final.. hehe

ahmad_fazill · Post time 26-4-2012 06:50 AM

takde rezeki

sarajevo · Post time 26-4-2012 07:35 AM

menang tapi tewas..

hardeyboyz · Post time 26-4-2012 08:30 AM

boleh dah TT tukar tajuk thread yg sudah tidak valid itewww..

matsyeh · Post time 26-4-2012 08:34 AM

Betoi apa yg mourinho kata, Real tak kan jumpa chealsea kat final

matsyeh · Post time 26-4-2012 08:42 AM

Real Madrid vs Bayern Munich Ratings

Real Madrid
Iker Casillas - 8
The goalkeeper didn't have much to do in the first half and he nearly kept out Robben's penalty shot. And after the break, he produced a superb block on Robben when he was sent clear. In the penalty shootout, he was the only Real player that gave his best as he made two saves to help keep Real in the game but sadly for the Spain stopper, his team-mates did not live up to their expectations.

Pepe - 7.5
The Portuguese defender was good in the game defensively apart from a needless shove on Gomez inside the box that gave away a penalty. He made several interceptions and was important in ensuring that the Germans did not score more than the one goal.

Sergio Ramos - 7
The Spanish international had a good solid defensive game and was quick to react when Gomez's feint in the second half had bamboozled the rest of the defence. His vital block kept Real in the game but in the penalty shootout, he buckled under the pressure and shot the ball in the one direction that the entire stadium did not expect him to!

Marcelo - 8
He was dangerous when going forward and wasn't afraid to tackle Robben and keep him on a leash. He kept a close watch on the ball instead of the flying Dutchman's feet and matched the pace of the Bayern players and was thus an adequate replacement for Fabio Coentrao.

Alvaro Arbeloa - 7.5
Arbelao was staunch with his defending and a bit too rash with his challenges. But it was enough to reduce the impact of the pacey Alaba.

Sami Khedira - 6
The defensive midfielder wasn't able to assert control over the midfield but he made a crucial block preventing Ribery from getting to the rebound after Gomez's shot from outside the box was not saved properly by the Real keeper. But he did provide anything to the Real attack.

Mesut Ozil (off 111') - 7.5
The former Werder Bremen player fell to ground a bit too easily but he was astute in his observation of the game. He spotted runs a couple of seconds before anyone else and it was his pass that found Ronaldo in space and allowed him the time to shoot and score Real's second goal.

Xabi Alonso - 7.5
He bossed the midfield with his brilliant passing and his vital tackles. He came back to fill in the gaps in defence whenever the central defenders had committed themselves too early. He really wanted to reach his second Champions League final but he was not able to keep things simple and make the crucial defence-splitting passes that could have won the game.

Angel Di María (off 75') - 6
He wasn't really able to make life difficult for the Bayern defenders but he was in the right spot to get on the end of Marcelo's cross and his shot, blocked by Alaba, led to a successful penalty appeal. As he wasn't contributing much, his compatriot was forced to take him off and bring in Kaka instead.

Cristiano Ronaldo - 8
The Real star was superb in the opening stages of the game. He had no problem scoring from open play or from the penalty spot and was ever dangerous with his running and dribbling. But Real's gameplan of sending the ball directly towards him was far too predictable and there was only so much that he could do to carry his side's goalscoring burden.

Karim Benzema (off 105') - 6.5
The Frenchman wasn't as much of a threat as Ronaldo but as a lone striker, he did his best to keep the ball and hold onto it whenever it was cleared up to him. He should have gotten into space more often and taken his few scoring opportunities well, however.

Subs
Kaka (on 75') - 6
The playmaker was not able to unlock the Bayern defence and this is the exact sort of game that he used to specialise in. He could have made the winning pass if he had not spent an age dwelling on the ball when he managed to break through into the box in the second half and needed to pick out just one Real player.

Gonzalo Higuain (on 105') - 6
He was sent far too late and his only notable contribution was being offside when Marcelo did well to prevent the ball from reaching Robben and ran forward to initate a counter-attack.
Esteban Granero (on 111') - N/A
He was sent on far too late and was unable to do much except earn a card for diving.

Bayern Munich
Manuel Neuer - 9
The German keeper was decisive with his clearances and came forward to claim the ball whenever he had the opportunity to do so. It was his defence's lapses in concentration that proved costly in the first half, however.
He demonstrated extreme composure when he pressured Granero from behind without making a hasty challenge that would have led to a needless penalty so late into the game.
And in the penalty shootout, he correctly guessed that both Ronaldo and Kaka would go for precision instead of power and he dived low to his right to make the crucial penalty saves that put all the pressure on the home side.

Jerome Boateng - 7.5
He was good with his running but still a number of crosses were whipped in from the left that caused several problems for the Bayern defenders in the middle.

Phillip Lahm - 8.5
He could not follow up his sterling first leg performance early on as he did not mark Ronaldo properly allowing him to break away and latch onto Ozil's pass and hit a first-time shot into the bottom left corner. But from then on, he upped his game and was ever diligent and commanded the backline to immense effect.
He has the chance to captain his side for a first Champions League victory and with John Terry suspended for the game, it will be interesting to see if the London side can throw anyone to match his intelligence and bravery.

Holger Badstuber - 8
Lahm's partner in the centre of the defence was a bit slow and the Real attackers were able to pass around and get past him but he positioned himself well enough in order to get to them in time and make amends.

Franck Ribéry (off 95') - 7
The French star was less like the player that stole the limelight in the first leg as he did not dribble with intent or a final purpose. He barely registered a shot in the game and we only saw flashes of his brilliance in the match. It was a risky but correct decision by Jupp Heynckes to take off the player as it was an off day for the French international and Muller contributed more defensively in his brief cameo.

Arjen Robben - 8
The winger was unlucky as a cross from the left wing was perfectly poised for him to volley the ball into the net from close distance early in the game but he missed it when it was easier to score.
But he was superb otherwise as he was a danger whether dribbling, running off the ball, taking a free-kick, making a quick throw-in or generally inspiring his side throughout the game.

David Alaba - 8
The Austrian was wrongly awarded a yellow card for handling the ball inside the penalty box which unfortunately rules him out of the final. He was spirited in the game otherwise, keen to make amends for giving away the penalty and he often put in crosses from the left.
It's hard to believe that he's just 19 and he definitely looks a star for the future judging by his showing in the Champions League this season.

Luis Gustavo - 7
He nearly gave Bayern fans a heart attack when he couldn't decide what to do with the ball when just metres away from the goal line. Luckily for him, Neuer was swifter than the Real attackers and kicked it away. He made some decent tackles but was the weak link in the Bayern midfield in the match.

Bastian Schweinsteiger - 7.5
The tall midfielder did his best to try and dominate the midfield by pushing, shoving and generally passing the ball around to the wings whenever he got the opportunity. It was a hearty performance but he lacked the creativity required to make the final pass.
But he held his nerve to score the winning penalty to send his side through and get an opportunity to win his first Champions League medal.

Toni Kroos - 7.5
He wasn't as effective as the the attacking midfielders from the opposing side and really needs to raise his game on the big occasions like he can do with the national side. He made some good passes and combined well with the wingers but he never really stood out in the game.

Mario Gomez - 8.5
The dominant striker just did not give up despite seeing his side down by two goals. It was a superb one-man performance up front and it inspired the rest of the squad to work harder and do their best.
He got into dangerous areas and shot from distance repeatedly and definitely merited at least a goal. He nearly could have gotten one as well when a wonderful cross found him inside the box as instead of shooting, he chose to fake a shot and make space for himself but he was soon closed shortly afterwards.

Subs
Thomas Muller (on 95') - 7.5
Muller was dangerous with his running but, more importantly, he did not lose the ball as often as his club's leading man did. His running put pressure on the Real defence and Bayern's only substitution helped ensure that the momentum stayed marginally on the side of the Germans.