Showing posts with label Sergio Aguero. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sergio Aguero. Show all posts
Tuesday, 3 January 2012
Sunday, 4 December 2011
Premier league wins for Manchester City, United, Tottenham and Chelsea ahead of crucial Champions league and Europa games
Premier league resumed after Carling cup quarter final matches which left Chelsea and Manchester United dumped out by Liverpool and Crystal Palace respectively. Great premier league results for top five teams as they all secured important wins.
Robin Van Persie score again to remain current top premier league scorer
Manchester City remain five points clear premier league summitThe league
Robin Van Persie score again to remain current top premier league scorer
Manchester City remain five points clear premier league summitThe league
Friday, 26 August 2011
UEFA champions league draw: Why Manchester City group is the group of death?
Machester City face tough opponents on their champion league debut, it could be a group of death.
Manchester City has been drawn alongside Bayern Munich, Villarreal and Napoli in Group A for champions league in group stage. It is the toughest group as Bayern Munich, 4 times UEFA champions and finalist two seasons ago, will be fighting to reach the champions league final which will be place at
Manchester City has been drawn alongside Bayern Munich, Villarreal and Napoli in Group A for champions league in group stage. It is the toughest group as Bayern Munich, 4 times UEFA champions and finalist two seasons ago, will be fighting to reach the champions league final which will be place at
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Tuesday, 16 August 2011
Sergio Kun Aguero score double on debut and moved to premier league top scorers list
Manchester City commence their premier league title challenge with 4-0 victory over Swansea to be the only team to have won home game in opening round. Promoted Swansea managed to hold the big spending Manchester City till 57' when Michel Vorm punch Johnson cross ball to give Edin Dzeko and easy finish. Before that Michel Vorm were fantastic kept Manchester City at bay but couldn't keep up with
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
Copa America: History overview, Argentina and Uruguay 14 titles apiece, Brazil 8.
To-date Copa America has had 43 editions and 44th edition is still ongoing in Argentina. It started in 1916 and thus the oldest championship in the world. Since its inauguration in 1916, Six nations have won the Copa America cup with Argentina and Uruguay lead with 14 titles each, Brazil (8), Paraguai (2), Peru (2), Bolívia (1) and Colombia (1).Copa America top scorers
Since 1916, 55 top scorers
Since 1916, 55 top scorers
Tuesday, 12 July 2011
Copa America 2011: Sergio Aguero score two goals, Messi assisted two goals, Video highlights
Sergio Aguero scored two goals for Argentina to book a place in Copa America quarter-finals. The Atletico Madrid striker scored on 45th min and 52nd minutes before Real Madrid's Angel Di Maria sealed victory in the 63rd minute. Barcelona’s star; Lionel Messi feed Aguero and Di Maria for second and third goals respectively and created many chances for his team mates. In Group A winners Argentina
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