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real-madrid-0-1-atletico-madrid-too-bad-to-be-true

Last Wednesday, Real Madrid got away with the 3 points in Alicante, after a last-minute controversial penalty-kick call made by the referee. The poor performance from the Merengues got somehow sent into second plan since there were no points being dropped at the end, but it's now far too obvious that there are many tactical and technical details needing to be tuned on this team. More worrying than the defeat itself, was the total inoperativeness from Madrid, which stood out during the 90 minutes at the Santiago Bernabéu and that could have easily resulted on a shocking 3 or 4 goal defeat.

Carlo Ancelotti went ahead into this game with a defensive midfield composed by Sami Khedira and Illarramendi, with the former Real Sociedad player taking Luka Modric's usual spot on the field. From a tactical point of view, one can easily understand such decision, since the Basque player was likely to give more consistency and physical presence in midfield, which is precisely where Atletico Madrid is known for being extremely strong. However, neither Khedira nor Illarramendi managed to untie themselves from the constant and high pressure exercised by Diego Simeone's men and the Merengues were unable to connect their game from the beginning until near the referee's final whistle.

Atletico Madrid came to the Bernabéu not only holding an undefeated and 100% victorious record, but naturally playing with their confidence levels quite high. If on top of that we realize that this is a group of talented and technical players, with a competitive mindset shaped by their highly peculiar manager Diego Simeone, what we have in front is a very dangerous side, extremely compact when it comes to regroup and very solid in cutting spaces to their opponents. In Atletico, everyone defends and fight for loose balls as if their lives depended on it. This was what Real Madrid had against them this Saturday night and if we started by criticizing the home side, it's only fair to also give the due credit for Simeone's work with this Atletico Madrid.

The first goal of this Saturday night's game took place on the 11th minute of the first half, right after Real Madrid had lost the ball possession in a dangerous zone. Angel Di María tried to get past Filipe Luis deep inside his own half but saw the Brazilian reaching out to the ball and touching it towards the former Barça forward, David Villa. The Asturian read the play brilliantly and quickly set up a great assist for Diego Costa, as he left the 24-year old striker with only Diego López in front of him. The Brazilian international kept his composure and easily struck the ball past Real Madrid goalkeeper, putting his side one goal up in the Bernabéu.

A reaction from Real Madrid was expected immediately after the opening goal, but as surprising as it may seem, the Merengues were unable to create a single true goalscoring chance for almost the entire game. Ancelotti tried to fix and rectify things after the break, sending Modric in for Illarramendi and Gareth Bale for Angel Di María. However, the game's tone didn't change much and despite Real Madrid having had a lot more ball possession (63% vs 37% from Atletico Madrid), the visitors continued being the more dangerous side.

Similarly to his teammates, Cristiano Ronaldo had a very weak performance as he has never found the space he needs to make the difference in the game. Ancelotti being a very experienced manager has surely taken his conclusions from what we've seen tonight and he better start preparing a plan B for the upcoming games where Real Madrid faces such a tough and organized opposition. Midfield must be a lot more dynamic and aggressive, while the understanding and linking-up between the team's midfield and attack still has a lot to improve.

For now, Real Madrid has allowed Barcelona and Atletico Madrid to earn a considerable point advantage in La Liga standings (they are both 5 points up) and it would be extremely important to cut down distances before the next "Clasico" between Barcelona vs Real Madrid, that is scheduled for October 27. There won't be much time to rest until then though, as Real Madrid hosts Copanhagen this next Wednesday for the UEFA Champions League, while Barcelona visits Celtic in Glasgow. A couple other big clashes will take place as well, with Steaua Bucuresti vs Chelsea drawing attentions in Group E, and a truly promising Arsenal vs Napoli in Group F, that will put two highly in-form sides head to head .

Real Madrid line-up vs Atletico Madrid:

Goalkeeper: Diego Lopez
Defenders: Fábio Coentrão, Pepe, Sergio Ramos, Arbeloa
Midfielders: Khedira, Illarramendi, Isco
Attackers: Angel Di María, Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema

Match stats provided by www.ronaldo7.net
Real Madrid	vs	Atletico Madrid
0	Goals	1
20	Shots	12
5	Shots on goal	5
2	Corner kicks	7
21	Fouls commited	18
4	Yellow cards	4
0	Red cards	0
63%	Ball possession	37%

Cristiano Ronaldo next game for Real Madrid will be in the UEFA Champions League, this Wednesday (October 2, 2013), against Copenhagen. You can watch Real Madrid vs Copenhagen, Celtic vs Barcelona, Steaua Bucuresti vs Chelsea and Arsenal vs Napoli, all matches provided from our live streaming section.

Real Madrid next game:
Real Madrid vs Copenhagen kick-off time (02-10-2013):

Jakarta (Indonesia) | GMT+7: 01:45
Spain (Madrid) | GMT+2: 20:45
Portugal and England (Lisbon/London) | GMT+1: 19:45
Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) | GMT-3: 15:45
New York (United States) | GMT-4: 14:45
Los Angeles (United States) | GMT-7: 11:45
Beijing (China) | GMT+8: 02:45

Sources: ronaldo7.net / realmadrid.com

C.Ronaldo xin lỗi các cổ động viên của Real Madrid

- Thất bại 0-1 trước Atletico Madrid ngay trên sân nhà Bernabeu đã khiến các cổ động viên của Real phải thất vọng. C.Ronaldo đã thay mặt toàn đội để gửi lời xin lỗi đến người hâm mộ.
C.Ronaldo đã thừa nhận Atletico Madrid là đội bóng chơi hay hơn và xứng đáng giành chiến thắng. Tuy nhiên, thất bại này đối với Real Madrid chưa phải là thảm kịch và đội bóng cần phải tiếp tục tiến lên phía trước, ‘’Chúng tôi đã không chơi tốt và không xứng đáng giành chiến thắng. Atletico đã có bàn thắng trước và giúp họ chơi tốt hơn. Họ chơi áp sát và rất khó cho các tiền đạo có thể ghi bàn’’.
C.Ronaldo cũng khẳng định thất bại này của Real Madrid không phải lỗi thuộc về huấn luyện viên Ancelotti, ‘’Tôi không thấy rằng chúng tôi đã chơi tồi. Điều tốt nhất đó là phải có những thay đổi. Có những cầu thủ mới và những chiến thuật mới. Huấn luyện viên đang làm nên một đội bóng tốt và ông ấy là một nhà cầm quân giỏi. Trách nhiệm trong trận thua này thuộc về chúng tôi và huấn luyện viên Ancelotti không có lỗi gì cả’’.

Sau thất bại này, Real Madrid đã kém Barca và Atletico Madrid 5 điểm
Trong trận đấu này, Real Madrid đã gặp khó khăn trước lối chơi phòng ngự của Atletico Madrid là rất khó chịu bởi họ chơi áp sát, chủ động tranh cướp bóng từ ngay giữa sân do các tiền vệ Tiago, Turan, Gabi và Koke đảm trách. Các cầu thủ Atletico Madrid chơi rất tự tin khi sẵn sàng xử lý kỹ thuật, lừa bóng các cầu thủ Real Madrid rồi phối hợp để tổ chức phản công nhanh.
Trong khi đó, với 7 vòng đấu, 7 chiến thắng, ghi 17 bàn thắng, 4 bàn thua, Atletico đang có được vị trí thứ 2 sau Barca vì thua về chỉ số phụ. Atletico đang sở hữu một dàn cầu thủ đồng đều ở mọi tuyến và đó là lý làm nên sức mạnh của họ. Họ còn sở hữu Diego Costa là đối thủ chính ở cuộc đua tới danh Pichichi cùng Ronaldo và Messi.
Sau thất bại này, Real Madrid đã kém Barcelona và Atletico Madrid đến 5 điểm và con đường đi đến chức vô địch của thầy trò huấn luyện viên Ancelotti mùa này càng trở nên chông gai.

Barcelona edge out AC Milan as the Champions League’s most successful team

The Blaugrana come out on top in Goal’s analysis of the greatest clubs in the modern era of the European Cup competition
ANALYSIS
By Kris Voakes
Barcelona are the most successful club in the modern era of the Champions League, according to a Goal study.
The world’s biggest football website collated the yearly records of every club ever to qualify for the European Cup under its new banner since 1992 and found that the Catalan outfit pip AC Milan to the title of the greatest team in the greatest club competition in the world.
Using the Fibonacci points formula of ascending value, teams reaching the first stage of any one edition were given one point, those making the round of 16 gained two, quarter-finalists three, semi-finalists five, finalists earned eight and winners were allotted 13 points. And, over the course of the 21-year history of the new-style tournament, three-time winners Barca collected a total of 92 points compared to the Rossoneri’s 86.

TOP 20 | The Champions League’s greatest clubs

Real Madrid come in just behind the pair with 85 points, meaning all of the podium positions are taken up by clubs with three Champions League wins to their name. Double winners Manchester United (1999 and 2008) and Bayern Munich (2001 and 2013) complete a star-studded top five, with sixth-placed Juventus a full 23 points behind the current holders, emphasising the superiority of the leading quintent.

COUNTRY-BY-COUNTRY STANDINGS
1 2 3 4 5	Country SPAIN ENGLAND ITALY GERMANY FRANCE	Points249 228 216 172 113

Barcelona have been particularly boosted by their performances over the past six seasons in Europe, with their victories in 2009 and 2011 helping them to record 46 points since 2007. Their first 46 points took 15 years to achieve, during which time Milan had racked up 75 points. The Italian giants’ recent stuttering form on the continent has seen their lead evaporate since their most recent triumph in Athens six years ago.
While the likes of Ajax, Juve, Porto and Marseille may all have suffered somewhat in recent times, they remain in the top 20 thanks to their previous form in the Champions League. New superpowers, on the other hand, are nowhere to be seen. Paris Saint-Germain are placed 33rd with just one semi-final appearance in 1995 to their name, with fellow big-spenders Manchester City sitting joint-83rd having made it only as far as the group stage in their two efforts.
The Blaugrana’s presence at the top, together with Madrid’s placing of third, has tipped the scales towards Spain in the battle between the continent’s nations. Primera Liga clubs have tallied a combined 249 points since 1992, with even the likes of Mallorca, Real Betis and Real Sociedad having qualified for the event over the years.
Predictably, English clubs come in second with a total of 228 points, while Italy sits third in the rankings just 12 points further back. Bundesliga clubs are placed fourth, ahead of France in fifth. In Champions League history, a total of 152 clubs have made it past the qualifying stages, representing 38 different nations.
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'Koke will be key for Spain & Atletico'

Posted on 30/09/2013

The 21-year-old’s Vicente Calderon captain, Gabi, was in a gushing mood after the Madrid derby win, while David Villa branded the game “unforgettable”
Atletico Madrid captain Gabi believes that Koke is on the road to becoming a key player for the club and for Spain.
The pair featured in Real Madrid’s 1-0 defeat to the Colchoneros, in which Diego Costa’s goalscoring streak continued with an early strike which ultimately sealed the three points in the visitors’ favour.
“Costa is very important to the way we play,” Gabi told reporters.
“For his forward runs, his capacity to sacrifice [individual gains for the team], the delivery he puts on every ball, and how he holds the ball up in front of goal.
“Koke is going to be a fundamental player for Atletico and for the national team. He’s world class.”
Gabi also insisted that the players were convinced they could conquer Carlo Ancelotti’s men following last season’s Copa del Rey final win, despite not having beaten them in La Liga since 1999.
“We approached the derby in a different way to how we had done in the past,” the midfielder added.
“We knew it was possible to win at the Bernabeu after what we did in the Copa del Rey final, but also that they would be more attentive.
“Atletico played a 10 out of 10 game. This time we knew that a win was possible and that statistics are there to be broken.”
Vicente Calderon summer signing David Villa revealed his satisfaction with beating the Blancos – against whom he has battled on numerous occasions with Barcelona and Valencia in the past.
“My first Madrid derby was unforgettable!” he wrote on his official Twitter account. “The whole team were immense.”

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Bale eager to repay Real Madrid support

Posted on 29/09/2013

The Welshman made his home debut in the 1-0 defeat to Atletico Madrid on Saturday but he is desperate to discover his best form for the Santiago Bernabeu faithful
Gareth Bale says he is eager to improve at Real Madrid in order to repay the support from the Blancos faithful following his home debut on Sunday.
The €100 million Welshman came on as a second-half substitute in his side’s 1-0 defeat to Atletico Madrid, and while he acknowledges the “fantastic” reception he received, Bale is desperate to help his side get back to winning ways quickly.
“Playing at the Bernabeu was a fantastic experience, but the important thing would have been winning,” he was quoted as saying by the club’s official website.
“It was a difficult match because they were well organised defensively and after the goal it was tough because of how they play. In the second half we kept trying, without success.
“I went on in the second half and I felt good but I have to improve. It was a fantastic experience and I have to play better every day to pay back that affection.
“We try to win every match and now we don’t feel good, but we have to think about the next match that we have on Wednesday [against Copenhagen]. Personally, I will be looking to play well and keep improving. I will prepare in the right way and try to help the team get the three points.”
Madrid’s clash with the Danish champions kicks off at 20:45CET on Wednesday.

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From Reggiana to Real – Ancelotti's first defeats

Posted on 29/09/2013

The Italian trainer is taking a lot of flak after Saturday’s derby defeat, so Goal has decided to take a look at how long he’s remained unbeaten at his previous six clubs
Carlo Ancelotti watched his Real Madrid side fall to a 1-0 defeat against city rivals Atletico on Saturday, his first reversal since arriving at the club.
The 54-year-old Italian is certainly no stranger to taking on a challenge in a new environment, with los Merengues having offered him his seventh head coaching role in a fourth different country, and the two-time Champions League-winning trainer knows full well that losing an unbeaten record is an inevitable part of the job.
Indeed, while it is still very early days in terms of Ancelotti’s Madrid reign, his debut seasons with his previous six sides offer some cause for optimism for Blancos fans currently feeling down in the dumps after their first Liga derby defeat in 14 years …

First league defeat: Second game, 2-0 away to Pistoiese
Ancelotti began his managerial career with Serie B side Reggiana in 1995. Despite a very early setback, the team from Reggio Emilia came fourth to secure promotion to the Italian top flight.

First league defeat: Fourth game, 2-1 away to Lazio
After leaving Reggiana, Ancelotti spent a year and a half at Parma, guiding the Gialloblu to a runners-up spot in his first season in charge and marking himself out as one of the top young coaches in Italy.

First league defeat: Seventh game, 1-0 away to Empoli
A string of poor results saw Marcelo Lippi dismissed as Bianconeri boss in February 1999. Ancelotti took the reigns but could only lead the Old Lady to seventh in the 1998-1999 season – despite a decent unbeaten start.

First league defeat: Fifth game, 1-0 away to Roma
With Fatih Terim sacked on 6 November 2001, Ancelotti was brought in to turn around Rossoneri fortunes. He did just that, with San Siro side ending up in fourth place before going on to bigger and better things.

First league defeat: Seventh game, 3-1 away to Wigan Athletic
Ancelotti enjoyed a dream debut season in West London, guiding the Blues to the Premier League title- their fourth and most recent English crown. Their shock loss at Wigan proved nothing more than a blip.

PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN (2011-13)

First league defeat: 11th game, 2-1 away to Nancy
Replacing Antoine Kombouare on 30 December 2011, Ancelotti guided les Parisiens through his first 10 games unbeaten but the capital club would ultimately have to settle for second best, having finished three points behind champions Montpellier. Still, PSG would go one better in Ancelotti’s second year at the helm.

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Butragueno: Atletico were the better side

Posted on 29/09/2013

The 50-year-old congratulated los Blancos’ city rivals for ending their 14-year derby hoodoo courtesy of a solitary strike from in-form forward Diego Costa
Real Madrid director Emilio Butragueno was quick to acknowledge that Atletico Madrid had been good value for their 1-0 victory at the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday night.
A lone strike from Diego Costa on the 11th minute proved sufficient to earn los Rojiblancos a first Liga win over their rivals since 1999.
“I have earned it,” Butragueno told Canal Plus. “They’ve been better. Sometimes you win and sometimes you lose, so you have to congratulate them.
“They scored on their first chance and from there we felt very uncomfortable. We had a few occasions where we could’ve drawn level and enjoyed some pride but, ultimately, they were better.
“Losing at home is very bad news. We have quality players and the team was not inspired. The team can play better, that’s for sure.”
Butragueno also praised Atletico boss Diego Simeone for a constructing a side that he feels must now be considered as genuine title contenders.
“They are a great team,” the former Spain international enhused. “Since joining, Simeone has done a fantastic job, and has made the team complete and solid in all aspects of the game.
“There is so much time and many months ahead. Atletico has a very solid block, very competitive and very hard to beat. Now they have proved it.”
Atletico are level on points at the top of the Liga standings with Barcelona, who have also won their first seven games of the new season.

Real Madrid fans pine for Mesut Özil as Gareth Bale cannot stop first derby defeat since 1999

Gareth Bale would have heard plenty about Spain having a two-team league before he left Tottenham this      summer. He will not have bargained on neither of those sides being  Real Madrid.

Bale sat out Saturday’s sluggish first half against Atletico Madrid coming on at half time but was unable to prevent Real’s first league  defeat at the hands of their neighbours in 14 years. Coach Carlo Ancelotti is now under pressure to start the world-record signing for the visit of Copenhagen on Wednesday and prevent Real’s drama turning into a crisis.
There were isolated chants of “Jose Mourinho” outside the Bernabeu as home supporters filed away from a 1-0 defeat having seen their team slip five points behind both Atletico and Barcelona – five points in a league where the leaders win almost all their games is a sizeable gap to have allowed to open up after just seven matches.
There were also calls for president Florentino Perez to stand down and most of the postmortem centred on the player he had agreed to pack off to Arsenal in the summer – Mesut Özil. The Gunners’ position on top of the Premier League with the German heading the assists list was lost on no one.
It was a measure of how under pressure Ancelotti was on Saturday night when Cristiano Ronaldo made a rare appearance in front of the post-match microphones and cameras to declare: “The manager is doing a great job; we have to stay united  behind him. The fault lies with the players.”
Ancelotti had been unconvincing moments earlier in his press conference. “We had the same problem as in the previous game,” he said. “Our football was slow and we were not able to find any space. When you play against a team that defends well it is difficult if you play slowly.”
The Italian has a confusing remit at the Bernabeu. He inherited a team from Mourinho set up to defend deep and hit opponents on the counter-attack. But he was then bought midfielders Asier Illarramendi and Isco and urged to play a more elaborate, passing style. Then, with the season already two weeks old, he was given Bale to incorporate.
Between the cut-throat direct football that favours Bale and Ronaldo and the smooth passing game being called for by the purists, Ancelotti is offering up a hotch-potch that  resembles neither.
The good news for Bale is the last time Real lost to Atletico, they want on to win the Champions League at the end of the season.
The 6-1 demolition of a defensively fragile Galatasaray in the opening game in Group B has given them the perfect springboard and a good result against Copenhagen, who were beaten by Brondby at the weekend and who drew in their opening Champions League game to Juventus, would set them up for the double header with the Italians.
Anything less than a win and Bale will be calling David Beckham to ask for advice for how to navigate a Real Madrid crisis. Beckham went through six coaches and three  presidents in his four seasons at  the club.
Real were undone at the weekend by La Liga’s joint top-scorer Diego Costa who, having been snubbed by Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari, is now being watched by Spain’s Vicente del Bosque. The  24-year-old Brazilian has a Spanish passport.
His goal on Saturday was his eighth of the season, keeping him level with Lionel Messi who scored in Barcelona’s 2-0 win over Almeria. The Argentine came off injured and Barcelona doctors yesterday diagnosed a small tear in his left thigh that will rule him out for three weeks.
The Barça No 10 will miss his side’s away fixture against Celtic tomorrow night, next weekend’s home game with Real Valladolid and the subsequent round of international fixtures. With their victory against Almeria, Barça recorded their best ever start to a season, winning all seven of their first seven games.
Atletico have matched them point-for-point and so find themselves in the table looking down on Spain’s third-force – Real Madrid.

< Messi 10

considered the best player in the world. But despite so many individual virtues, he is also a remarkable team player.
This Argentinian striker's footballing career started in 1995 at Newell's Old Boys, where he played until the year 2000. At the age of 13, Lionel Messi crossed the Atlantic to try his luck in Barcelona, and joined the Under 14s.
Messi made spectacular progress at each of the different age levels, climbing through the ranks to Barça C, followed by Barça B and the first team in record time.
In the 2003-2004 season, when he was still only 16, Messi made his first team debut in a friendly with Porto that marked the opening of the new Dragao stadium.
The following championship-winning season, Messi made his first appearance in an official match on October 16, 2004, in Barcelona's derby win against Espanyol at the Olympic Stadium (0-1). With several first team players seriously injured, the services of several reserve team players were called upon, and Messi became a regular feature of Barça squads.
On May 1, 2005, he became the youngest player ever to score a league goal for FC Barcelona - against Albacete when Messi was only 17 years, 10 months and 7 days old. That record would eventually be beaten by Bojan.
At the Under 20 World Cup in Holland, Messi not only won the title with Argentina, but was also the leading goalscorer and was voted best player in the tournament. Aged 18 years, he had become one of the hottest properties in the world game. Shortly after, he made his first full international appearance in a friendly against Hungary.
His breakthrough came in the 2005-06 season, starting with an amazing performance in the Joan Gamper Trophy match against Juventus. He was also outstanding at the Santiago Bernabéu, in Barcelona's unforgettable 3-0 win, and also at Stamford Bridge, in the Champions League match against Chelsea. Injury kept him sidelined for much of the latter stage of the season, but Messi still played a total of 17 league games, 6 in the Champions League and 2 in the Copa del Rey, and scored eight goals
The following season Messi moved up a gear and astounded the world with goals such as the one he scored against Getafe in the Copa del Rey. In the 2006/07 season, and even though the team didn't win any titles, the Argentine was second in the FIFA World Player awards and third in the Ballon d’Or. He continued to develop in the 2007/08 campaign, when he scored 16 goals and gave 10 assists in the 40 games he played in. In 2008, Leo Messi was runner up in the FIFA World Player awards for the second season in a row.
In the 2008/09 season, and now without Ronaldinho alongside him, Messi became the main star of the Barça show. He managed to stay injury free all season, and played 51 games, scoring 38 goals. The Argentinian was also fundamental in the Copa del Rey and Champions League finals, scoring Barça's second goals in both. In 2009, he finally won both the FIFA World Player and Ballon d’Or.
How far can Leo Messi go? He was the league's top scorer in the 2009-10 season and equalled Ronaldo's historic total of 34 goals (96-97). He scored the goal against Estudiantes that won Barça the Club's first World Club Cup.
But without settling for that, the Argentinian went even further in the 2010/11 season, scoring no fewer than 53 official goals, a Spanish record only matched by Cristiano Ronaldo (that very same season). Messi, like in Rome, played a vital role in the Champions League final at Wembley were scored a scorcher from outside the area to put his team ahead. In 2011, he also won the Ballon d’Or for the third time, a feat only previously achieved by Cruyff, Platini and Van Basten.
The season 2011/12 is when Messi moves past César Rodríguez's record of 232 goals to become the Club's all time top goalscorer. He achieves this on the 20th of March 2012 in a 5-3 victory over Granada in which he scores a brilliant hat-trick.
Two days earlier, on March 7, 2012, the football world watched in awe as he scored five goals in a single game against Bayer 04 Leverkusen.
On May 5, 2012, the Leo Messi legend was extended in the derby against Espanyol, when he made it to an unprecedented 50 goals in a league season, having scored four goals in three different matches. A remarkable season ended with one of the finest goals of his career in the Copa del Rey final against Bilbao. In the 2011/12 season he has scored in every competition he played in, totally an astonishing 73 as Barça conquered the Spanish Supercup, European Supercup, Clubs World Cup and the Copa del Rey. He ended 2012 with the record number of goals in a calendar year (91), thus beating the historic tally established by Gerd Müller (85 for Bayern Munich and Germany in 1972).

Messi is also captain of the Argentina national and has played in two World Cups (2006 and 2010) and two Copa Americas (2007 and 2011). In the summer of 2008 he also played at the Beijing Olympics, and came home with a gold medal.                                                                                                                                                                                               

Mary Kay At Play!

Mary Kay At Play!

جماهير نابولي تردد اسم هيغواين في ملعب

0-1: Real Madrid kept trying to the end

Real Madrid stumbled at home against Atletico. A Diego Costa goal in the 11th minute decided an exciting derby in the Bernabeu. The Whites kept trying until the end and came close to equalising with an acrobatic Morata shot, but it was not to be.

Real Madrid returned to their stadium to face another team from Madrid. After beating Getafe in the Santiago Bernabeu, the Whites played against Atletico in the standout fixture of this round of matches. The derby did not start in the best way for the Whites. A pass from Koke in the 11th minute put Diego Costa through to beat Diego Lopez in the one-on-one. They would need to come from behind again. That was something that did not perturb Real Madrid, having already turned the scoreboard around in two of their previous three home matches this season. Benzema, with two headed shots from Di Maria passes, had chances to level the match in the 23rd and 26th minutes, but Courtois was on form for the first and the ball went a few inches wide from the second. Cristiano Ronaldo, also with a header following a pass from the Argentine, had the last chance of the first half, but the ball went over the bar.

After the break Ancelotti decided to bring on Bale, for his Bernabeu debut, and Modric for Illarramendi and Di Maria. The Whites pressured their opponents, who tried to stifle Real Madrid’s attempts to play out from the back and to run the clock down. The could have even scored a second from a counterattack in which Diego Costa found himself alone against Diego Lopez, but the goalkeeper came out on top. From that point on it was all Real Madrid and Bale, in the 65th minute, and Cristiano Ronaldo, five minutes later, came close to levelling the match with shots from the edge of the area. Atletico looked to decide the match on the counter and Koke hit the crossbar in the 80th minute. There were ten minutes left and Real Madrid didn’t stop trying.

The match was end-to-end and equaliser nearly came in the 84th minute. Khedira’s cross followed by a spectacular acrobatic shot from Morata forced Courtois to show his best. Five minutes later the home team had another opportunity. Modric's shot from distance was close to catching the visitors' goalkeeper out. It was not the last chance and Morata’s 90th minute effort went a few inches wide of the Atletico goal. The Whites tried until the end, but it was not to be.

► Player movements

Real Madrid

• 25Diego López
• 5Fábio Coentrão
• 17Álvaro Arbeloa
• 3Pepe
• 4Sergio Ramos
• 22Ángel Di María
• 6Sami Khedira
• 24Asier Illarramendi
• 23Isco
• 7Cristiano Ronaldo
• 9Karim Benzema

Substitutes

• 2Raphael Varane
• 15Daniel Carvajal
• 1Iker Casillas
• 21Álvaro Morata
• 19Luka Modric
• 11Gareth Bale
• 16Casemiro

Coach

Carlo Ancelotti

Atlético de Madrid

• 13Thibaut Courtois
• 2Diego Godín
• 3Filipe Luis
• 23Miranda
• 20Juanfran
• 6Koke
• 5Tiago
• 10Arda Turan
• 14Gabi
• 19Diego Costa
• 9David Villa

Substitutes

• 8Raúl García
• 11Cristian Rodríguez
• 15Josuha Guilavogui
• 1Daniel Aranzubia
• 12Toby Alderweireld
• 21Leo Baptistao
• 16Óliver

Coach

Diego Simeone

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Born Malcolm Little in 1925, in Omaha, Nebraska, Malcolm was the son of a Baptist preacher who was a follower of Marcus Garvey. After the Ku Klux Klan made threats against his father, the family moved to Lansing, Michigan. There, in the face of similar threats, he continued to urge blacks to take control of their lives.
Malcolm's father was slain by the Klan-like Black Legionaries. Although he was found with his head crushed on one side and almost severed from his body, it was claimed he had committed suicide, and the family was denied his death benefit. Its disintegration quickly followed: welfare caseworkers sought to turn the children against each other and against their mother, from whom Malcolm, then six, was taken and placed in a foster home. Mrs. Little underwent a nervous breakdown from which she never recovered.
After the eighth grade, Malcolm dropped out of school, headed for a life of crime. He wore zoot suits, straightened his hair to affect a white look, and became known as "Detroit Red." When twenty-one, he was sentenced to prison for burglary and there encountered the teachings of Elijah Muhammad, leader of the Lost-Found Nation of Islam, popularly known as the Black Muslims. Muhammad's thesis that the white man is the devil with whom blacks cannot live had a strong impact on Malcolm. Turning to an ascetic way of life and reading widely, he began to overcome the degradation he had known. The argument that only blacks can cure the ills that afflict them confirmed for Malcolm the power of Muhammad's faith. He became a loyal disciple and adopted X–symbolic of a stolen identity–as his last name.
After six years Malcolm was released from prison. Later, he became the minister of Temple No. 7 in Harlem, his indictments of racism and his advocacy of self-defense eliciting admiration, as well as fear, far beyond the New York black community. Whites were especially fearful, recoiling from his sustained pronouncements of crimes against his people. While most contrasted him with Martin Luther King, Jr., with whose philosophy they were much more at ease, white college students found ugly truths in his searing rhetoric of condemnation. Malcolm, however, grew increasingly restive as the Nation of Islam failed to join in the mounting civil rights struggle and became convinced that Elijah Muhammad was lacking in sincerity, a view painfully validated by corruption at the highest level of the organization. For his part, Muhammad seemed threatened by the popularity of Malcolm, whose influence reached even into the respected Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC).
Malcolm's assertion that President John F. Kennedy's assassination amounted to "the chickens coming home to roost" led to his suspension from the Black Muslims in December 1963. A few months later, he left the organization, traveled to Mecca, and discovered that orthodox Muslims preach equality of the races, which led him to abandon the argument that whites are devils. Having returned to America as El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, he remained convinced that racism had corroded the spirit of America and that only blacks could free themselves. In June 1964, he founded the Organization of Afro-American Unity and moved increasingly in the direction of socialism. More sophisticated than in his Black Muslim days and of growing moral stature, he was assassinated by a Black Muslim at a rally of his organization in New York on February 21, 1965. Malcolm X had predicted that, though he had but little time to live, he would be more important in death than in life. Foreshadowings of his martyrdom are found in The Autobiography of Malcolm X. The almost painful honesty that enabled him to find his way from degradation to devotion to his people, the modest lifestyle that kept him on the edge of poverty, and the distance he somehow managed to put between himself and racial hatred serve, in that volume, as poignant reminders of human possibility and achievement.
Influenced largely by Malcolm, in the summer of 1966 members of SNCC called for black power for black people. Their lack of power was the foundation of Malcolm's charge that they were denied human rights in America. His clarity on this matter, as America continues its retreat from its commitment to full freedom for his people, has guaranteed for him pride of place among black leaders.
George Breitman, ed., Malcolm X Speaks (1965); Peter Goldman, "Malcolm X," in Dictionary of American Negro Biography (1982); Malcolm X, The Autobiography of Malcolm X (1965).

L’histoire d’amour entre BB King et Lucille

Parfois lorsque je regarde les statistiques du blog, je remarque qu’il y a souvent des recherches sur Lucille, la guitare de BB King. Je me suis donc mis à mon clavier et j’ai préparé ce qui suit… Aucun autre partenariat de musique a une histoire aussi longue que celle de la légende du blues BB King et sa guitare bien-aimée nommée « Lucille ». Aujourd’hui, le modèle Gibson BB King Lucille est une magnifique reine en ébène avec des accessoires en or portant le nom du roi sur sa tête surmontée d’une couronne. Au fil des années il y a eu de nombreuses “Lucilles”, y compris une femme réelle qui a inspiré le King s’est pour le nom de sa guitare. La saga Lucille commence avec cette femme durant l’hiver de 1949. (voir L’article)

La même année, le King passe à la guitare électrique et commence sa carrière discographique. Il enregistre son premier single « Miss Martha King » avec une guitare solid body (corps plein), dont je n’ai pas les informations sur la marque et le modèle mais, au début des années 1950 il devient un guitariste de guitare Gibson pour la vie. Durant cette époque il a été photographié avec une Gibson Les Paul Golden Top et une Gibson hollowbody L-5CES. Lorsque la Gibson semi-hollowbody est arrivée sur le marché, le King est passé à celle-ci afin d’atteindre une plus grande performance en avant de son orchestre.

Le King a fait son chemin à travers la famille des Gibson « ES ». En tournée comme en studio d’enregistrement, il a utilisé plusieurs séries de ES-335-S, ES-345-S et enfin ES-355-S jusqu’en 1980. Le King a commencé à utiliser la ES-355 dès qu’elle a été introduite en 1958. Le modèle ES-335 reste encore aujourd’hui, le plus apprécié de la série ES. En 1980, juste avant que Gibson cesse la production régulière de la ES-355-S, la première Gibson BB King Lucille a été construite.

Suivez ce lien pour voir les différents modèles de guitares utilisées par BB King tout au long de sa carrières.

L’évolution de la guitare BB King Lucille

La Lucille a évolué au fil des années, mais les modèles de premières générations ont été établis dès le modèle “ES-355TD” avec le “T” pour “Thinline” (Guitare semi-acoustique à corps mince) et le “D” pour ses micros doubles. La guitare était également munie de deux prises de sortie stéréo et mono. Avec les six positions du bouton rotatif Varitone en évidence sur son corps, la Lucille et la ES-355-S peuvent ressembler à la “ES-345”, mais il y a des différences importantes. La BB King Lucille possède un corps en érable plutôt qu’en acajou pour un meilleur tonus et il n’y a pas de “trou en F”, ce qui rend la guitare mieux adaptée pour des volumes plus élevés.

Aujourd’hui, il existe deux modèles de BB King Lucille. La Gibson Custom Shop est la version phare avec une finition ébène brillant, des accessoires en or, sortie stéréo et sortie mono, de somptueuse reliure et le logo « BB King » incrusté richement dans la tête. Le deuxième modèle est une Epiphone (sous marque de Gibson), plus modestement garnie que sa cousine.

BB King Lucille au fil des années

Avec le 30e anniversaire du modèle Lucille, il y a encore un évènement historique à célébrer dans la carrière du King. L’album que beaucoup croient être le meilleur du King, “Live at the Regal” a été mis en marché il y a 45 ans en novembre 1965. Enregistré l’année précédente à Chicago au “Regal Theater” où le roi était un habitué et un héros local, cet album est l’un des plus grands albums live jamais enregistré. À la hauteur de sa superbe voix et sa “BB King Lucille” sous le bras, BB King dit que l’album reste une référence pour quiconque cherche à comprendre ce qu’est la magie du blues en live.

B.B. King

Riley B. King dit B. B. King est un célèbre guitariste/chanteur de blues né le 16 septembre 1925 à Itta Bena (état du Mississippi) aux États-Unis d'Amérique. Il a enregistré plus de 50 albums, et obtenu plusieurs Grammy Awards ainsi qu'une Presidential Medal Of The Arts de la main du président américain en 1990. Bien plus que marcher sur la voie de son idole T-Bone Walker, il a su créer son propre son, et un toucher inimitable semblant donner une réelle personnalité à sa guitare, qu'il a d'ailleurs nommée Lucille. BB king raconte que lorsqu'il était jeune musicien, Il jouait dans un bar lorsque une bagarre éclata, la bagarre fut telle que quelqu'un renversa le poêle qui chauffait l'endroit et le bar prit feu. Paniqué, tout le monde prit la fuite mais arrivé dehors B.B King se rendit compte qu'il avait laissé sa guitare à l'intérieur! Sachant qu'il lui faudrait plusieurs mois pour réunir les $30 nécessaires pour la remplacer, le futur roi du blues retourna dans le bar en flammes pour retrouver sa guitare et en ressortit in-extremis. Par la suite il apprit que la bagarre avait été déclenchée à cause d'une fille appellé Lucille. Il décida d'appeller sa guitare Lucille pour toujours se souvenir de ne pas agir stupidement dans la vie. B. B. King a notamment collaboré avec Eric Clapton et le groupe U2. Le bar du même nom à Moscou lui est dédié. BBKing est par ailleurs le frère de Fenton Robinson.