[Friendly] England vs Brazil

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[Friendly] England vs Brazil

[Friendly] England vs Brazil
Sabtu, 14 November 2009
Kick Off : 23.00 WIB
Venue : Khalifa International Stadium, Qatar


England vs Brazil

Men's Senior Team
Capello names squad
Sunday, 08 November, 2009

Fabio Capello has named his squad to face Brazil.

Goalkeepers
Ben Foster, Robert Green, Joe Hart.

Defenders
Wayne Bridge, Wes Brown, Gary Cahill, Glen Johnson, Joleon Lescott, John Terry, Matthew Upson, Stephen Warnock.

Midfielders
Gareth Barry, Michael Carrick, Tom Huddlestone, Jermaine Jenas, Frank Lampard, James Milner, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Ashley Young.

Forwards
Darren Bent, Peter Crouch, Jermain Defoe, Wayne Rooney..

Men's Senior Team
Brazil name squad
Wednesday, 28 October, 2009

Dunga announces his squad to face England next month.
The Brazil squad which will face England in Qatar next month has been named, with the Three Lions set to go head-to-head with several of their star names during the friendly game in Doha.

Brazil Head Coach Dunga has named a 24-man party for the game at the Khalifa International Stadium and it includes most of the recognisable Brazilian names you would expect, as well as a number of Brazil's English-based players.

The likes of Manchester City's Robinho and Liverpool duo Fábio Aurélio and Lucas are all included in the squad, whilst players such as Real Madrid's Kaká and Barcelona's Daniel Alves are named as Dunga picks a squad which are all based with European clubs.

The Squad

Julio Cesar (Internazionale), Doni (Roma), Maicon (Internazionale), Daniel Alves (Barcelona), Luisão (Benfica), Lúcio (Internazionale), Juan (Roma), Naldo (Werder Bremen), Fábio Aurélio (Liverpool), Michel Bastos (Lyon), Gilberto Silva (Panathinaikos), Josué (Wolfsburg), Lucas (Liverpool), Felipe Mello (Juventus), Alex (Spartak Moscow), Julio Baptista (Roma), Ramires (Benfica), Elano (Galatasaray), Kaká (Real Madrid), Carlos Eduardo (Hoffenheim), Robinho (Manchester City), Luís Fabiano (Sevilla), Nilmar (Villareal), Hulk (Porto).

sorry klo squad gak up date, dari England Lampard ama Glen Johnson quit, dari Brazil Aurelio juga quit


A look back at previous encounters with the Brazilians.

Over the years the Brazilians have proved to be the toughest opposition of all for The Three Lions. England have beaten them just three times in 22 attempts.

England v Brazil is the classic World Cup pairing and we have faced them four times in the competition. The first clash came in Sweden in 1958 when we drew our second group match 0-0 for the first goalless match in World Cup Finals history. Billy Wright was England’s captain and Bobby Robson played at inside-right. We went out of the competition in a group play-off; Brazil went on to win the trophy for the first time, inspired by the precocious Pele. (It is commonly thought that his nickname derives from pelada, the Portuguese word for ‘kickabout’.)

Four years later in Chile we met the Brazilians again, this time in a quarter-final in a misty Vina del Mar. Early in the match an excitable dog ran around amongst the players and was grabbed by Jimmy Greaves. ‘Little Bird’ Garrincha headed Brazil in front but Gerry Hitchens, who had joined Inter Milan from Aston Villa, equalised before half-time. A Vava header and a 25-yard swerver from Garrincha won the match 3-1 for Brazil and they retained the trophy a week later.

Our third World Cup meeting with the five-time winners of the competition took place in unbearably hot Guadalajara during the Mexico Finals of 1970. At the start of the tournament many people were betting on an England v Brazil Final, with Sir Alf Ramsey’s squad generally thought to be even stronger than the one in 1966. The two teams squared up in the second match of the group stage and it is still regarded as one of the greatest World Cup matches ever played.

Brazil had brilliant players in Pele, Jairzinho, Rivelino, Tostao and Carlos Alberto. We still had our world-class performers from ’66: Gordon Banks, Bobby Moore and Bobby Charlton. And we had Geoff Hurst, our hat-trick hero in the Final. Pele shouted ‘Gol!’ when he headed Jairzinho’s cross towards the unguarded corner of England’s goal on 11 minutes. The great ‘Banksie’ made a save that almost defied the laws of physics, flipping the ball over the bar with his right hand at full stretch. But Brazil squeezed a 1-0 victory through Jairzinho’s goal on the hour. They went on to lift the trophy once more.

And again in 2002, after England’s World Cup adventure had ended at the quarter-final stage on a hot afternoon in Shizuoka. England’s early strategy of getting in behind the Brazilian full-backs worked brilliantly, Michael Owen giving us a priceless lead on 23 minutes, but goals from Rivaldo and Ronaldinho either side of half-time put Brazil in the semis. David Seaman, probably still affected by a first-half back injury, was beaten freakishly by a Ronaldinho free-kick from the right wing that had at first looked to be poorly aimed.

Our three victories over Brazil have all occurred in friendlies. We won 4-2 at Wembley in 1956 in the first ever match between the teams. Tommy Taylor and Colin Grainger each scored twice for England before a full house of 100,000. We had lost disappointingly to the USSR at Wembley early in June 1984 and just eight days later had the daunting task of taking on Brazil in the Maracana in the opening fixture of a South American tour. The Brazilians, who hadn’t lost at their world-famous stadium for 27 years, were said to be ‘on a different planet’ to Bobby Robson’s side. But a sensational goal from John Barnes, dribbling past the whole home defence, and a majestic Mark Hateley header won the match 2-0 for England.

We won again in 1990, 1-0 in a Wembley friendly in front of 80,000. It was a great confidence booster for England, beating mighty Brazil with only 70 days to go before the World Cup Finals in Italy. The visitors showed from the start that they possessed all their traditional skills but, on the night, England’s central defensive partnership of Des Walker and Terry Butcher was outstanding. They kept Bebeto, Careca and the rest at bay and Gary Lineker stooped to head the ball past Taffarel on 37 minutes to grab the winner and equal the 30-goal total of Lofthouse and Finney.

Our complete record against Brazil is played 22, won 3, drawn 9 and lost 10.

The last match, a 2007 friendly and the first full international at the new Wembley, finished 1-1. John Terry headed home a David Beckham free-kick on 68 minutes and Diego equalised with another header in the third minute of stoppage time.

[GL zone]

match ini di siarin ga ya opa??

[theater of dream]

ayo England... tambahin rekor kemenangan nya

[Supernan]

Disiarin sm RCTI tapi delay minggu jam 01.30 Hahahaha sayang bnget yah ga LIVE.

Calon" juara dunia neh hehehehe

Tapi knapa yah kalo maen friendly sm tim besar si Fab suka linglung aplg skrg ga ada 2 full back A.Cole sm Johnson jd andelin counter atack paling, Terry n Upson/Lescot apa Brown neh yg lg bagus hahahaha

[novafajaraditya]

Originally Posted by Supernan

Disiarin sm RCTI tapi delay minggu jam 01.30 Hahahaha sayang bnget yah ga LIVE.

Calon" juara dunia neh hehehehe

Tapi knapa yah kalo maen friendly sm tim besar si Fab suka linglung aplg skrg ga ada 2 full back A.Cole sm Johnson jd andelin counter atack paling, Terry n Upson/Lescot apa Brown neh yg lg bagus hahahaha

minggu jam 2 berarti 3jam setelah live yah bro???
lumayan laaaahhhh,,,,
jagoin england aaaaaahhhh,,,,

[Supernan]

yoi bro selang bbrapa jam aja koq dr live asal jgn liat livescores dulu jd ga seru hahahahaha

[Oncy]

Ko Lucas sih yg dipanggil Dunga, bukan Anderson??? Starsport ga nyiatin live apa?

[Supernan]

Originally Posted by Oncy

Ko Lucas sih yg dipanggil Dunga, bukan Anderson??? Starsport ga nyiatin live apa?

Ga lah Gan main di Qatar bukan di Wembley soalnya

[drivemein]

Terry injury could see Rooney captain England
-sport.co.uk-



Chelsea captain John Terry is set to be ruled out of England’s game with Brazil tomorrow as Fabio Capello’s injury crisis deepened. According to the Daily Mail the defender was injured blocking a shot from Tottenham’s Jermaine Jenas which resulted in a swollen ankle, and should he play no part tomorrow, Capello could hand Manchester United star Wayne Rooney the captain’s armband. England are already without a glut of their players including Frank Lampard, Rio Ferdinand, Liverpool’s Steven Gerrard, David Beckham, Ashley Cole, Emile Heskey and David James.

The Daily Mail claim the 24-year-olkd striker is the most likely candidate to be handed Terry’s armband for tomorrow’s game in the Middle East.

The newspaper claims England’s medical team are yet to make a final decision on Terry, but initial reports suggest he is almost certainly out of the match tomorrow.

[Andi Istiabudi]

David Beckham absen yach ?