Sunday, 30 November 2014

(Video) Sergio Busquets Goal Wins It For Barcelona In Valencia Deep Into Injury Time

Sergio Busquets Barcelona Busquets bundles home after fine save from the Valencia goalkeeper.


Barcelona have snatched a crucial win over Valencia deep into injury time at the Mestalla, after the unlikely figure of defensive midfielder Sergio Busquets rammed the ball home from inside the penalty area. The goal came from a corner, as Messi found space to clip the ball to the far post and, whilst Neymar’s header was brilliantly saved by Diego Alves, Busquets was on hand to smash it home. Are Barcelona capable of clinging to the coattails of rampant Real Madrid?


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Players of Botafogo stroll off after a match Botafogo




2481304%5fsmall RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – NOVEMBER 19: Gamers of Botafogo wander right after a match in between Botafogo and Figueirense as component of Brasileirao Collection A 2014 at Sao Januario Stadium on November 19, 2014 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Image by Buda Mendes/Getty Pictures)


Players of Botafogo stroll off after a match Botafogo

Best 10 A single Club Gamers Of All Time, Which includes Liverpool And Manchester United Legends

John Terry Chelsea Burnley Real Madrid and Barcelona stars also feature…


Loyalty is becoming rarer and rarer these days, with players swapping clubs at a seemingly ever increasing rate. However, there are still some footballers around who stay at their original clubs throughout their careers.


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Here are the top 10…


10) Iker Casillas, Real Madrid


Iker Casillas Real Madrid


The World Cup winner may have regressed in recent years, but he has still been a great keeper for Los Blancos for the last decade.


9) Lev Yashin, Dynamo Moscow


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The only goalkeeper to have won the Ballon d’Or spent his whole career at Russian giants Dynamo Moscow. He is widely regarded as the best keeper to have played the game.


8) John Terry, Chelsea


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Already known as “captain, leader, legend,” it will be a hard day for Chelsea fans when he finally ends his playing career.


7) Paul Scholes, Manchester United


Paul Scholes


The midfielder is known as one of the best players of his generation, gaining plaudits including Zinedine Zidane and Xavi. He spent the whole of his playing time at Manchester United.


6) Francesco Totti, AS Roma


Francesco Totti


The forward has turned down numerous offers from clubs across Europe to stay at his hometown club in the Italian club.


5) Steven Gerrard, Liverpool


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The midfielder is another who has stayed at his club in the face of opportunities elsewhere. He has even managed to bring the Champions League to Anfield in his time there.


4) Xavi, FC Barcelona


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Part of one of the best teams of all time at Barcelona, Xavi might not be a one club man for much longer as a move to America beckons.


3) Carles Puyol, Barcelona


Carles Puyol


The Catalan side have inexorably declined since the retirement of the World Cup winner.


2) Ryan Giggs, Manchester United


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The winger has now become the assistant manager at Old Trafford, meaning that his association with the club will continue even though he has retired.


1) Paolo Maldini, AC Milan


Paolo Maldini


Captain of AC Milan for fifteen years, he is one of the best defenders to have ever played the sport. They are another side who have suffered since their legend’s retirement.







Best 10 A single Club Gamers Of All Time, Which includes Liverpool And Manchester United Legends

St Etienne's Ivorian ahead Max-Alain Gradel (R) vies with Lyon's Serbiain defender Milan Bisevac (L)




2481244%5fsmall St Etienne’s Ivorian ahead Max-Alain Gradel (R) vies with Lyon’s Serbiain defender Milan Bisevac (L) for the duration of the French L1 soccer match AS Saint-Etienne (ASSE) vs Lyon (OL) on November thirty, 2014, at the Geoffroy Guichard Stadium in Saint-Etienne, central France. AFP Image / JEFF PACHOUD


St Etienne's Ivorian ahead Max-Alain Gradel (R) vies with Lyon's Serbiain defender Milan Bisevac (L)

Porto's Spanish midfielder Oliver Torres (R) celebrates with his teammates




2481264%5fsmall Porto’s Spanish midfielder Oliver Torres (R) celebrates with his teammates next to Rio Ave’s Brazilian defender Marcelo (2nd L) after scoring during the Portuguese liga football match FC Porto vs Rio Ave at the Dragao Stadium in Porto, on November 30, 2014. Porto won the match 5-0. AFP PHOTO / MIGUEL RIOPA


Porto's Spanish midfielder Oliver Torres (R) celebrates with his teammates

Barcelona's Sergio Busquets (R) celebrates with teammates at Valencia




2481265%5fsmall Barcelona’s midfielder Sergio Busquets (R) celebrates with Barcelona’s Brazilian defender Dani Alves following scoring in the course of the Spanish league soccer match Valencia CF vs FC Barcelona at the Mestalla stadium in Valencia on November thirty, 2014. AFP Image/ JOSE JORDAN


Barcelona's Sergio Busquets (R) celebrates with teammates at Valencia

(Video) Barcelona Star Lionel Messi Struck By A Bottle Thrown From The Valencia Fans

Lionel Messi Barcelona1 Spanish football’s crowd troubles this weekend continue.


On what has been a dark weekend for Spanish football supporters, another controversial incident has occured at the Mestalla where Lionel Messi was struck by a bottle thrown from the home crowd following Sergio Busquet’s dramatic late winner for Barcelona. It comes after a Deportivo La Coruna fan was killed in clashes before their La Liga trip to Atletico Madrid – does Spanish football have a serious problem with crowd violence right now?


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