Vincente Del Bosque has urged his Spain players to pay no attention to their past meetings with Italy as they prepare to bring the curtain down on Euro 2012 at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev.
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The reigning champions are 90 minutes away from becoming the first team to defend the Henri Delauny trophy in it’s 52-year history but will have to overcome the Azzurri who they’ve failed to beat in a competitive game since their first-ever meeting in the 1920 Olympic Games.
The Iberian outfit could become the first team to win three international tournaments on the spin should they triumph in the final but Del Bosque believes that the similarities in playing style between his side and the Italians make them an extremely dangerous proposition.
He said in his pre-match press conference: “We’ve worked very hard for many years and we’d like victory to crown that work.
“We cannot look back. Italy have won the World Cup four times; we won EURO four years ago. There’s some history but we have to look to the present.
“We’ve played similar tournaments: we were in the same group and have both won on penalties. Our style of play is also very similar so there’s not a great difference between the teams.”
Italy held Spain to a 1-1 draw exactly 24 days ago in the opening match of Group C and head coach Cesare Prandelli believes their best hopes of leaving Poland and Ukraine as champions is to adopt an attacking approach.
Having dispatched tournament favourites Germany with ease in the semi-final the 54-year-old has warned his players to anticipate a very different contest against World Cup holders and will have to remain patient when they don’t have the ball and strike whilst the iron is hot once when the opportunity arises.
“I really hope we can be positive and take the game to them,” Prandelli told UEFA.com.
“Spain’s strength is not only possession, but also the way they win it back. We’ve got to pick our moments and work a numerical superiority in certain areas.
“We don’t expect to be in charge from the first minute to the last, but we know we can play our own football when the opportunity arises.”
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Del Bosque has his full 23-man squad to choose from for the final with Cesc Fabregas being tipped to replace Alvaro Negrado in attack.
Italy have Ignazio Abate back after he missed the semi-final with a hamstring injury whilst Antonio Cassano (twisted knee) and Mario Balotelli (cramp) are expected to start up front. Christian Maggio is back from suspension but is expected to start on the bench.
Key Players
Andres Iniesta
Two years ago the Barcelona midfielder struck in extra time to clinch his Spain’s first ever World Cup triumph. What will Iniesta conjure up in 2012? In no uncertain terms the 28-year-old has been the best player at the tournament with a series of dazzling displays in the middle of the park. Iniesta will go head-to-head with Andrea Pirlo on Sunday night and will need to display the same unnerving consistency to overcome the Italy playmaker to add another winners medal to his collection.
Mario Balotelli
There is only way to describe Balotelli’s performance against Germany in the semi-final: Devastating. The 21-year-old finally exhibited the attributes that persuaded Manchester City to spend £24 million on him two years ago. His character is prone to rapid fluctuation but there is no doubt he is a captivating presence on the field. Italy’s fate will surely be determined by which Balotelli turns up at the Olympic Stadium.
The reigning champions are 90 minutes away from becoming the first team to defend the Henri Delauny trophy in it’s 52-year history but will have to overcome the Azzurri who they’ve failed to beat in a competitive game since their first-ever meeting in the 1920 Olympic Games.
The Iberian outfit could become the first team to win three international tournaments on the spin should they triumph in the final but Del Bosque believes that the similarities in playing style between his side and the Italians make them an extremely dangerous proposition.
He said in his pre-match press conference: “We’ve worked very hard for many years and we’d like victory to crown that work.
“We cannot look back. Italy have won the World Cup four times; we won EURO four years ago. There’s some history but we have to look to the present.
“We’ve played similar tournaments: we were in the same group and have both won on penalties. Our style of play is also very similar so there’s not a great difference between the teams.”
Italy held Spain to a 1-1 draw exactly 24 days ago in the opening match of Group C and head coach Cesare Prandelli believes their best hopes of leaving Poland and Ukraine as champions is to adopt an attacking approach.
Having dispatched tournament favourites Germany with ease in the semi-final the 54-year-old has warned his players to anticipate a very different contest against World Cup holders and will have to remain patient when they don’t have the ball and strike whilst the iron is hot once when the opportunity arises.
“I really hope we can be positive and take the game to them,” Prandelli told UEFA.com.
“Spain’s strength is not only possession, but also the way they win it back. We’ve got to pick our moments and work a numerical superiority in certain areas.
“We don’t expect to be in charge from the first minute to the last, but we know we can play our own football when the opportunity arises.”
Team News
Del Bosque has his full 23-man squad to choose from for the final with Cesc Fabregas being tipped to replace Alvaro Negrado in attack.
Italy have Ignazio Abate back after he missed the semi-final with a hamstring injury whilst Antonio Cassano (twisted knee) and Mario Balotelli (cramp) are expected to start up front. Christian Maggio is back from suspension but is expected to start on the bench.
Key Players
Andres Iniesta
Two years ago the Barcelona midfielder struck in extra time to clinch his Spain’s first ever World Cup triumph. What will Iniesta conjure up in 2012? In no uncertain terms the 28-year-old has been the best player at the tournament with a series of dazzling displays in the middle of the park. Iniesta will go head-to-head with Andrea Pirlo on Sunday night and will need to display the same unnerving consistency to overcome the Italy playmaker to add another winners medal to his collection.
Mario Balotelli
There is only way to describe Balotelli’s performance against Germany in the semi-final: Devastating. The 21-year-old finally exhibited the attributes that persuaded Manchester City to spend £24 million on him two years ago. His character is prone to rapid fluctuation but there is no doubt he is a captivating presence on the field. Italy’s fate will surely be determined by which Balotelli turns up at the Olympic Stadium.
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Nepal lost the match by 4-2
86': Goal for UZbekistan . Abdukholoqov scoredhis second goal for Uzbekistan.
85': Corner for Nepal. Some hope are still there but is in the hand of Uzbe golie.
82': It seems Nepal cannot get the equalizer. They are slow and Uzbekistan is giving them a lot of Pressure.
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80':Jersey no 25 out and Jersey no 8 in for Uzbekistan.
77':Nepal has again missed the chance. Here Uzbekistani player seems to be injured.
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76': Rupesh KC cannot get onto the ball and missed the chance .
75': Miss pass by Rohit chand. Uzbekistan has the ball and saved by Nepali golie.
74': Nepal has a chance here. They are looking dangerous but miss pass by Prabin Karki.
73': Yellow card for Rohit. he may miss the match against jordan now
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69': Chance missed by Bharat.
66':Long pass from Uzbekistan but clearly wasted by Abdul. It was a chance for Uzbekistan.
64': Throw for Uzbekistan but Nepal got the ball and seems attacking hereand is off side.:
59': Jersey No.14 out and Jersey No.44 in For Uzbekistan. And ravi in for dipak for Nepal.
57': Foul by Nepal. Nepalese seems to be in pressure here.
56': Goal By Uzbekistan. Poor defence by Nepal
54': Miss pass from Jagjeet to the Uzbekistani palyer but is throw in for Nepal.
53':All the attempts are wasted by Nepal and are cleared by Uzbekistan.Its free kick to Nepal and is cleared.
51':A very good chance by Nepal but Cleared by Uzbekistan
50': A very long kick by Uzbekistan and is on the hands of Nepalese Golie
48': A long kick bu Uzbekistan but is outside.
47': Nepal Seems Attacking here.
46': Peep the second half started.
SECOND HALF STARTS:
45+2': Attack from Uzbekistan but in the hand of golie. And the second half is ended here. Nepal has managed to equalize the chart.
THREE MINUTE OF ADDED TIME.
45':Foul by Juraev and is Yellow carded.
44':Hari khadka is giving tips for Nepalese. He is the assistant coach for Nepal.
42': Bharat Khawas passes the ball to Sujal Shrestha after dribbling past two defenders, SUJAL Shrestha scores a GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL with his fine touch! NEpal..NEpal...Nepal U-22 2 Uzbekistan U-22 2 GOAL by Sujal Shrestha
41':Attack from Uzbekistan, they are playing one to one pass and is cleared by Nepal.
40':Five minutes to go for a break. After losing the ground in the first 25 minutes, Nepal are back to the game but they are still one goal deficit. Foul by Nepal to Azamov and is Free kick to Uzbekistan.
39': Nepal cannot control the ball and is Throw in for Uzbekistan.
38':Attack from Robin Shrestha but is completely waste.
36':Uzbekistan is playing one to one and danger for Nepal but is out of post.
35': Corner for Uzbekistan and cleared by Nepal.
34': Defensive lapse, Bharat Khawas is on the move, he gives a neat cross to unmarked Anil Ojha, powerful strike from 10 yard distance, GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL! Nepal are back to the game. Uzbekistan U-22 2 Nepal U-22 1 GOAL by Anil Ojha
30':A long kick by Bishal shrestha. Nepal has a chance but is throw in for Nepal.
29':Miss pass from Sujal Shrestha in the center. Ball in control of Uzbekistan and is corner to Uzbekistan.
28':Corner for Uzbekistan and is throw in for Uzbekistan but header from Jagjeet .
25': Chance missed by Nepal. Ball cleared by Uzbekistani defence Gadoev
23': Dangerous move from Uzbekistan, Saoibov guides the ball, passes the ball to Pavel, good shot from the point, Bishal needs full stretch dive but luckily the ball goes inched wide.
22':Throw in for Nepal and chance for Shiva Shrestha but cant get to it.
20': Throw in for Uzbekistan and is attacking shot but cleared by Nepal.
19':Bishal Shrestha saves the goal for Nepal. Seems off side but not given by Refree.
18':Seems danger for Nepal. Uzbekistan is playing attacking football and is cleared by Nepal.
17': Kashimov is on the move after beating Robin Shrestha in the flank, powerful strike from 25 yard distance .
15': Uzbekistani defence seems injured. Medical team is on the ground.
14':Its a corner to Nepal and catched by the golie of Uzbekistan.
13': Yellow card for Junaid and is Free kick to Nepal
12': Off side and a very long kick by Nepal but is cleared by Uzbekistani defence.
11': Uzbekistan is now being attacking .
9': Corner to Uzbekistan and it is another GOAL to Uzbekistan.
8':After the Goal Uzbekistan are now playing slowly.
6':Oh!!!! Its a GOAL by Uzbekistan. Very Good shot though. No clue for Golie.GADOEV SHORUH scores from 30 yard.
5': Foul by Rohit and free kick to Uzbekistan.
3':Throw In for Uzbekistan and is lng throw but clkeared by Nepalese.
2': Nepal is looking attacking and controls the ball from the begining.
1':Foul by Uzbekistan to Rupesh KC. And free kick to Nepal.
1': Peep!! The wistle blows and the match started
FIRST HALF:
Nepal XI: Rabin, Deepak, Bikash, Rohit, Anil, Jagjeet, Sujal, Rupesh, Shiva, Bishal(GK), Bharat(C)
Uzbekistan XI: Suyunov(GK), Khashimov, Nurlibaev(C), Juraev, Mirzayev, Abdukholoqov, Azamov, Fayziyev, Soibov, Gadoev, Smolyachenko
Nicklas Bendtner has been fined an astonishing 100,000 euros (£80,000) and banned for one competitive international fixture for displaying sponsored underwear during Denmark's game against Portugal.
The Danish striker pulled up his shirt to reveal 'Paddy Power' branded underwear on June 13 in Lviv and the UEFA Control and Disciplinary Body has taken drastic action against him.
In a separate fine, Russia were earlier docked £24,000 for fans' misbehaviour, including displaying illicit banners in the stadium, while Croatia paid £20,000 for 'spectator incidents', including letting off dangerous fireworks and throwing missiles, as well as a pitch invasion by a supporter.
Added to the £8,000 fine Germany received for their fans throwing things onto the pitch and the £4,000 Portugal coughed up for delaying the second half of their match against the Germans, it equals £56,000 - £24,000 less than Bendtner must pay.
When questioned about his underwear, Bendtner, who spent last season on loan at Sunderland, said: 'It is just a pair of lucky boxer shorts that I used in the first game as well and have used before the tournament.
'I didn't know I was breaking any rules but I am aware of that now.'
One possible reason the fine is so high is because UEFA want to protect the interests of their sponsors.
After the incident Lars Berendt, communications director of the Denmark FA, said: 'We have spoken to the player and he will not play in those underpants against Germany on Sunday.
'We have an exclusive deal [with rival betting firm, Ladbrokes] and this is, of course, a breach of it.
'And it's also a breach of UEFA's commercial rules - rules against exposing personal messages.'
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His ban will apply for Denmark's next 2014 World Cup qualifying match, if the 24-year-old does not appeal - he has three days to do so after the written decision is sent to him.
Other fines for racism include Spain in 2004 (£45,000), Serbia in 2007 (£16,500) and Croatia in 2008 (£10,000).When Porto fans racially abused Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli in the Europa League last season, they were only made to pay £16,700.
Denmark lost the game 3-2 and were dumped out of the tournament when they lost to Germany on Sunday and this will add insult to injury for the striker.
Bendtner's huge fine is almost as much as Russia were docked when their fans attacked stewards during their match against Poland.
UEFA took £96,000 from them for the violence which occured in the stadium, making the size of Bendtner's fine look bizarre.
Other fines for racism include Spain in 2004 (£45,000), Serbia in 2007 (£16,500) and Croatia in 2008 (£10,000).When Porto fans racially abused Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli in the Europa League last season, they were only made to pay £16,700.
Denmark lost the game 3-2 and were dumped out of the tournament when they lost to Germany on Sunday and this will add insult to injury for the striker.
Bendtner's huge fine is almost as much as Russia were docked when their fans attacked stewards during their match against Poland.
UEFA took £96,000 from them for the violence which occured in the stadium, making the size of Bendtner's fine look bizarre.
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Added to the £8,000 fine Germany received for their fans throwing things onto the pitch and the £4,000 Portugal coughed up for delaying the second half of their match against the Germans, it equals £56,000 - £24,000 less than Bendtner must pay.
When questioned about his underwear, Bendtner, who spent last season on loan at Sunderland, said: 'It is just a pair of lucky boxer shorts that I used in the first game as well and have used before the tournament.
'I didn't know I was breaking any rules but I am aware of that now.'
One possible reason the fine is so high is because UEFA want to protect the interests of their sponsors.
After the incident Lars Berendt, communications director of the Denmark FA, said: 'We have spoken to the player and he will not play in those underpants against Germany on Sunday.
'We have an exclusive deal [with rival betting firm, Ladbrokes] and this is, of course, a breach of it.
'And it's also a breach of UEFA's commercial rules - rules against exposing personal messages.'
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Final 10 minutes to go, Yemen is leading by a GOAL. Nepalese players need to play more attacking game here. Listen the match LIVE here:http://adf.ly/9pOIQ
65' Free kick to Nepal. Nepal is pressing hard for goal.s They are playing good in the second half. Anil Ojha is there, wow what a lovely cross, Rohit Chand finds the header but not in the proper direction. What a chance is wasted.. watch the match live here:http://adf.ly/9pOIQ
61' Nepal is controlling the ball possession but they are toothless in the front. Watch Live here http://adf.ly/9pOIQ
55' Amir Shrestha In Shiva SHrestha OUT For Nepal
53' Nepal is playing good game in the second half, here is a long ranger from Rohit Chand from 30 yard distance but the ball goes too wide from the target.
50'Rupesh KC is fouled by Yser al Shaibani, Yellow card is shown. Free kick to Nepal, Rohit Chand... wow what a shot... bad luck to Nepal! Chand hits the woodwork!
48' Free kick to Nepal, Anil Ojha is right there with the ball, around 35 yard distance, Ojha takes the shot, wow good chance here for Nepal after goalie Esam fails to grip on the ball but Bharat fails to head the ball.
46' Second half starts...Yemen is leading 1-0 up. Deepak Bhushal OUT, Rabi Thapa IN
FIRST HALF ENDED
45' One Minute added Extra Time , Can Nepal bring some glory here in final one minute before Lemon Break
43' Nepalese players are now playing one-two passes, thinking that they can't beat Yemeni in aerial ball
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40' Jagjeet
Shrestha, low drive which is easily cleared by defender Ali. Good
chance here, Shiva gives a neat pass to Jagjeet Shrestha, oops, what a
poor cross
35' 10
mins remaining, Good chance here for Sujal, he dribble pasts two
defenders and shoots the ball directly to the post. Nepalese team is
trying to make room inside Yemen D-box.31' Sujal Shrestha is fouled, Nepal earns a free kick. Can Nepal level the score? Sujal is fouled inside the box but referee signals it for a corner kick. Anil Ojha takes the shot, the ball rebounded to Rupesh KC,good try but his shot goes little wide from the target.
29' GOAL!
Ooops! Nepal concedes a gOAL here. Yemeni SADAM HUSSEIN penetrates
inside two Nepalese defenders and places the ball into the net giving no
clue to goalie, Bishal. YEMEN 1 NEpal 0 GOAL
27'
Free kick to Nepal, Anil Ojha takes the shot, good one, Yemeni goalie
punches the ball in, rebounded ball in front to Rupesh KC but latter
shoots the ball wide from just outside the D-box
26' Bharat
Khawas is fouled by Amaar Hamsan. Yellow card is shown and free kick to
Nepal, Can Nepal score a goal here. Jagjeet's low cross is cleared by
yemeni defender. Yellow Card
22'
Good match is going on. Here is good chance for Sujal Shrestha crosses the ball, good cross but Yeemni goalie judges the ball well to catch it safely.
20': Dangerous move, Jagjeet fouls on Mohamad Sarori, referee whistles for a foul, free kick to Yemen. Just outside the D-box. Yaser Al Sahibani hits the woodwork. Good luck to Nepal!
18':Long Free kick from Nepal Straight to the Goalkeeper.
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17':Bharat has the ball ,cross to Rupesh KC bu straight to golie.
15': Good move from Rabin Shrestha, good cross from the flank, Bharat is little late to reach to the ball. Yemen goalie saves the ball
14': Bharat Khawas dribble pasts three defenders and passes the ball to Jagjeet Shrestha, good cross, Sujal Shrestha goes for a header but not properly connected.
13':Cross ball, header by sujal but out of post and seems minor injury to Nepalese and Yemen.
12' Dipak Bhushal crosses the ball from the flank, Sujal Shrestha goes for a header, oh hoooooooooooooo! little wide. good attempt.
11':Chance for Bharat Khawas . Oh !!!! cleared theball by Yemenis.
10': Bikash Singh Chettri cleared the ball in defence attacked by Yemeni players.
9': Corner kick to Nepal, Jagjeet Shrestha shoots the ball, Rohit Chand goes for overlapping, good header but goes little wide.
7': OH !!! What a chance for Nepal and Rohit Chand but cannot utilize it.
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6': Free kick to Nepal as Anil Ojha is fouled. Rohit Chand is ready to take the shot, Good kick taken by Rohit Chand, Bharat Khawas reaches to the ball but Yemen goalie saves the ball brilliantly.
2':First attack from Yemen, Essam Worafi shoots the ball from 25 yard distance, goes little above the bar. Good start from Yemeni players.
1':Peep !! Here we go!!
Sweden and England meet each other this Friday and both teams are under immense pressure. Neither of the teams could get a win out of the previous group matches and and this means that this win is of prime importance to the team whatsoever.
Although England struck hard luck when most of their key players are sitting out but they definitely built up a solid defense against France and drew the match 1-1. France and Ukraine also meet parallel and a win from any 0of those teams would be even more contentious.
For England, Wayne Rooney is still suspended and the winger Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain will also be starting the game again. But with the right timings, the player could easily sneak into the Swedish defense.
On the other hand Sweden comes into the encounter with a 2-1 loss to Ukraine and now it needs a win that could change everything. Anything but a win would result in the elimination of the team.
Although England struck hard luck when most of their key players are sitting out but they definitely built up a solid defense against France and drew the match 1-1. France and Ukraine also meet parallel and a win from any 0of those teams would be even more contentious.
For England, Wayne Rooney is still suspended and the winger Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain will also be starting the game again. But with the right timings, the player could easily sneak into the Swedish defense.
On the other hand Sweden comes into the encounter with a 2-1 loss to Ukraine and now it needs a win that could change everything. Anything but a win would result in the elimination of the team.
Euro cup is going an interesting way especially when the people of Europe see the host team play their group games. Ukraine will face France and with a greater chance of winning the European League, the co-hosts with Poland are all very excited for this fixture.
Considering the home advantage, Ukraine will be making good use of the home crowd. And with already have being leading the group, there is a good chance that Ukraine will take home Friday’s match. After the victory over Sweden, Andiry Shevcenko will also be probable to score again. He will be important to the team if they want to qualify for the next round.
Considering the home advantage, Ukraine will be making good use of the home crowd. And with already have being leading the group, there is a good chance that Ukraine will take home Friday’s match. After the victory over Sweden, Andiry Shevcenko will also be probable to score again. He will be important to the team if they want to qualify for the next round.
Coach: Laurent Blanc
Goalkeepers: Hugo Lloris (Lyon), Steve Mandanda (Marseille), Cedric Carrasso (Bordeaux)
Defenders: Gael Clichy (Manchester City), Patrice Evra (Manchester United), Laurent Koscielny (Arsenal), Philippe Mexes (AC Milan), Adil Rami (Valence), Mathieu Debuchy (Lille), Anthony Reveillere (Lyon)
Midfielders: Yohan Cabaye (Newcastle), Florent Malouda (Chelsea), Samir Nasri (Manchester City), Alou Diarra (Marseille), Yann M'Vila (Rennes), Blaise Matuidi (PSG), Marvin Martin (Sochaux)
Strikers: Hatem Ben Arfa (Newcastle), Karim Benzema, (Real Madrid), Franck Ribery (Bayern Munich), Olivier Giroud (Montpellier), Jeremy Menez (PSG), Mathieu Valbuena (Marseille)
Goalkeepers: Hugo Lloris (Lyon), Steve Mandanda (Marseille), Cedric Carrasso (Bordeaux)
Defenders: Gael Clichy (Manchester City), Patrice Evra (Manchester United), Laurent Koscielny (Arsenal), Philippe Mexes (AC Milan), Adil Rami (Valence), Mathieu Debuchy (Lille), Anthony Reveillere (Lyon)
Midfielders: Yohan Cabaye (Newcastle), Florent Malouda (Chelsea), Samir Nasri (Manchester City), Alou Diarra (Marseille), Yann M'Vila (Rennes), Blaise Matuidi (PSG), Marvin Martin (Sochaux)
Strikers: Hatem Ben Arfa (Newcastle), Karim Benzema, (Real Madrid), Franck Ribery (Bayern Munich), Olivier Giroud (Montpellier), Jeremy Menez (PSG), Mathieu Valbuena (Marseille)
Jersey
Forget soccer mums… David
Beckham is the ultimate meddling soccer dad!
The LA Galaxy star was made
to leave the field after getting too vocal on the sidelines at his son Romeo's
soccer match recently.
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| David Beckham And Sons At A Soccer Game |
Becks admitted during an
interview withJonathan Ross that he was given a 'red card' for arguing
with the ref after one of Romeo's younger teammates was sent off the field.
"I was like, 'Come on,
he's seven-years-old, referee, you can't send him off,'" the father of
four recalled. "And he looked at me and was like, 'Yes, I can.' And I was
like, 'Ok, well, you can't, he's seven-years-old.'
Beckham, 36, fought back,
arguing: “You can’t — he’s 7 years old!’ And [the referee] came over and he
gave me a red card,” the L.A. Galaxy player said. “He told me to get out of the
park. For real.” . The gate was only 20 yards away and I waited and went back
in when my son's game was on."
PHOTOS:
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| brooklyn in the match |
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| David Beckham And Sons At A Soccer Game |
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| brooklyn in the match |
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| brooklyn |
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| Brooklyn playing the soccer |