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  • Nariman
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  • Nariman
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    Real Madrid really dangerous in the first 8 minutes, Dortmund needs to calm down the match and use the counter-attacks well.

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  • Tukac79
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    After the game last week say they changed the country code for Spain in +4041
    Now the Spanish teams try to take revenge on the Germans, but I doubt it will work.
    Expect our two very interesting game, hopefully with a lot of goals. Then a German final at Wembley.
    For those who do not watch the game on TV, but on the internet I found this announcement for the match:
    http://www.nextround.net/watch-real-...ream-livescore and
    http://www.nextround.net/watch-manch...ed-live-stream

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  • palangheTM
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    Semi-final 2nd leg

    23.15 IRAN | 20.45 CET | 11.45 PST | 14.45 EST
    Tue 30 April 2013

    aggr:
    1-4

    Real Madrid vs Borussia Dortmund






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    23.15 IRAN | 20.45 CET | 11.45 PST | 14.45 EST
    Wed 1 May 2013



    aggr:
    0-4
    Barcelona vs n

    Camp Nou


    !real 5-1
    barca 6-1!
    Last edited by palangheTM; 04-29-2013, 10:37 AM.

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  • Go_Daei
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    polish players rule!

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  • Frank Ocean
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    Originally posted by Naap View Post
    Please Franky i want to hear your opinion of todays game
    First let's wait for the away match coming this wednesday.

    Maybe the middle of the pitch won't be drowned in water then for the Barca players to slip and fall like on a banana skin.

    Maybe I'm making myself unpopular here bit I'm still thinking that Bayern plays garbage football. Just take a look at the goals they score, it's an insult to the game.

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  • palangheTM
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    ?
    mourinho chelsea
    heynckes real madrid
    ?

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  • EKBATAN
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    Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
    who said that playing the first leg at home was more difficult?
    well 1st game dictates the 2nd leg. So the pressure is on the home team to get good results. If they dont, 2nd leg will be very tough. However if in cases like this you fail miserable in 1st leg, your home game will be super tough. But if you manage to get a tie with some goals or even win it away, then 2nd leg becomes very relaxed and the other team gets screwed. Its hard to say which is better...in one hand u get the first crack at setting the tone of the series but if u fail, ur in trouble.

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  • PSGman#19
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    who said that playing the first leg at home was more difficult?

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  • palangheTM
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    Originally posted by EKBATAN View Post
    LOL
    makes absolutely no sense to me.
    Lewandowski > dzeko #2

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  • EKBATAN
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    ^ i dont get these decisions in today's football



    if you're already in a good place then why would u leave? LOL
    makes absolutely no sense to me.

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  • palangheTM
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    Lewandowski agent stuns Dortmund with transfer revelation





    The striker's representative has brought the club down to earth with a bang after claiming the player will definitely be leaving in the summer
    Robert Lewandowski's agent Maik Barthel has stunned Borussia Dortmund by revealing the striker has agreed terms with another club - less than 24 hours after scoring four goals in BVB's 4-1 win over Real Madrid.

    The likes of Bayern Munich, Juventus, Manchester United and Manchester City are all believed to be keen on luring the Poland international away from Signal Iduna Park this summer.

    BVB have so far stressed that they have no intention of selling their star attacker, though a transfer now seems inevitable following comments made by the player's representative on the the back of one of the finest nights in the club's history.

    "We have reached an agreement with another club and intend to switch clubs this summer," Barthel was quoted as saying by Sport Bild.

    "All of Borussia Dortmund's demands will be met."

    Lewandowski's agent then went on to stress that BVB have promised the striker that he will be allowed to leave under the right conditions and expects Jurgen Klopp's side to honour their promise.

    "There is an interesting offer for Robert that meets Dortmund's criteria and satisfies Robert's demands. BVB have assured us that Robert will be allowed to leave under these circumstances. It's now up to the clubs to sort it out."

    Despite Barthel's claims, Dortmund general manager Hans-Joachim Watzke has denied that their star striker is set to leave Signal Iduna Park in the summer and says that dialogue with resume with forward soon.

    "No, it is not true [that Lewandowski has agreed to move elsewhere]. We don't have any offer of another club," he told German news agency SID. "We will talk about everything with Robert."

    The 24-year-old has a contract until the summer of 2014, with his exit another potential hammer blow for Dortmund following the news Mario Gotze will join rivals Bayern Munich in the summer.

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  • PouriaAkaBarut
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    Originally posted by PouriaAkaBarut View Post
    I'm calling it right now It's gonna be a German final, even though there's gonna be another draw for the Semi final as well.
    and I made this prediction in the Round of 16

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