Cristiano Ronaldo Biography

World Sport Collection-Born with the full name Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro, born on February 5, 1985 in Funchal is a Portuguese national soccer player. son of Maria Dolores dos Santos Aveiro and José Dinis Aveiro. He has a brother named Hugo, and two older sisters, Elma and Liliana Catia. Liliana Working as a singer by the stage name "Ronalda" in Portugal. The second name given to Cristiano ("Ronaldo") is relatively rare in Portugal. Currently he bet on the club Real Madrid in the left wing position.

Cristiano is the darling of her family since childhood, he always had the support of his family in every way. He was known to the child who always want to win. At school he was fond of football, he always had the sense to be able to play ball. If he does not find the ball, then he will make the ball roll socks from her friends.

Nominal salary in his first professional club, Sporting Lisbon nothing - ass before moving to England. Now he is able to produce 100-fold salary at Sporting Lisbon in a week because of his salary at Old Trafford to 40 thousand euros (USD 470 million).

He began his international career with the defense of Portugal national team since 2003. Cristiano Ronaldo started playing soccer at age three years. Favorite team when he was young was SL Benfica. He played for the first time with an amateur team, Andorinha, when he was 8 years old. In 1995, Cristiano Ronaldo's reputation was growing in Portugal.

Two famous football teams, CS Marítimo and CD Nacional interested in Cristiano Ronaldo. Marítimo, the team behind the largest Andorinha held a meeting with managers, the result Ronaldo signed to CD Nacional. After getting a champion at Nacional, Ronaldo move to Sporting CP.

Two famous football teams, CS Marítimo and CD Nacional interested in Cristiano Ronaldo. Marítimo, the team behind the largest Andorinha held a meeting with managers, the result Ronaldo signed to CD Nacional. After getting a champion at Nacional, Ronaldo move to Sporting CP.

Ronaldo's debut for Sporting against Moreirense and scored two goals. He is also a feature of Portugal in the UEFA Under 17 championship.

His appearance in the UEFA Under 17 Championship brings the attention of world football. Who first saw the appearance of Ronaldo is Liverpool FC manager, Gérard Houllier. But Liverpool refused because Ronaldo was too young and need time to develop into a famous football player.

In 2003, Ronaldo received the attention of Sir Alex Ferguson, when Sporting beat Manchester United with a score of 3-1 in the inauguration of Alvalade XXI stadium in Lisbon.

Ferguson decided wants young players for his team, Ronaldo signed a contract at a price of £ 12.24 million. His debut with Manchester United (MU) was at the time against Bolton Wanderers in the 60th minute at Old Trafford stadium in Manchester United win 4-0.

The debut of his international career in August 2003 when Portugal against Kazakhstan. At the opening of Euro 2004, Portugal lost to Greece with the result 2-1. At the semi-final against Holland, Ronaldo scored his first victory with the final result 2-1 to Portugal.

Ronaldo delivers Portugal to the 2004 Summer Olympics, and he became the second highest score fi FIFA World Cup qualification in the European zone with 7 goals. until June 17, 2005, Ronaldo score is 11 goals in 25 games for Portugal.

From that alone the level of Ronaldo's life has improved drastically, whereas the new career she was born into the world of football for three and a half years. If not digaet MU in the summer of 2003, may be the fate of 184 cm tall man is not like now.

Young Ronaldo is a very fast runner, owner nan nimble feet, capable of churning out the ball to make opponents dizzy. But Ronaldo was so young also Narcis, greedy, and selfish. If it's fun, he likes to forget on his teammates.

But Ronaldo can also learn, either from age, experience, and education Fergie. Ronaldo, who now is Ronaldo, who had better know how to play for the team. Ronaldo not unlike that now remains is a very fast runner, owner nan nimble feet, owner great.

Success in the stadium have also penetrated into the outer court. With a handsome face and sexy body, a man whose full name Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro was started digila-gilai people around the world - especially women. Having been so publicly owned, often followed public events, and often published media, the celebrity status has been carried Ronaldo.

Her friends and her social scope any closer to the entertainment world. Ronaldo gossip proximity with several actresses continue to be a fine soft yellow tabloids. He had a special relationship with Spanish TV presenter Merche Romero, then the model Jordana Jardel named. Later she was rumored to be close to the British TV star Gemma Atkinson, and "after" the artists "nodes" such as Roxanne McKee, Bryony Seth, Georgina Walkter, and Ali Bastian.

Sort of. Ronaldo's life - named after former U.S. President Ronald Reagan, because his father idolized him as an actor, not a politician - continue to roll over time, which will take him somewhere someday. Maybe at the end of the season he became as predicted Manchester United legend Bryan Robson when they travel to Jakarta recently, that he likely won title Player of the Year. Or even more powerful as Alex Ferguson's prediction, that Ronaldo could become the world's best players.

Cristiano Ronaldo Profile :

Name: Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro

Born: Funchal, Portugal February 5, 1985

Position: Left Wing / Right, foward

Club: Manchester United, Real Madrid (now)

Squad Number: 9

Career:

* Club Andorinha

* The club CD Nacional (1995)

* The club Sporting CP, 25 games, 3 goals (1999-2003)

* Manchester United , 134 games, 36 goals (2003-2009)

* National Teams Portugal, 48 games, 19 goals (2003 - present)

* Real Madrid, 7 games, 6 goals (2009-present)

Awards:

* FA Premier League, Manchester United (2006 - 2007)
* FA Cup, Manchester United (2004)
* Football League Cup, Manchester United (2006)
* Community Shield, Manchester United (2007)
* PFA Player of the Year 2007
* PFA Young Player 2007
* PFA Players Favorites Best 2007
* PFA Premiership Team Of (2005-2006,2006-2007)
* The award of the Football Writers Association '(2007)
* Barclays Player of the Season (2006-2007)
* Barclays Player of the Month (November 2006, December 2006)
* PFA Fans' Player of the Month (October 2006, February 2007)
* Player of Manchester United (2006-2007)
* Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year (2006-2007)
* Player of Portugal (2007)

Top 10 Best Football Defender In The World

Top 10 Best Football Defender In The World-Talking about the world-class defender, of the Italian warehouse. But, is the best defender of all time also came from Italy? Not necessarily. Ten times the sum that matches the name entered as the world's best defender-defender.

As always, individual achievements, club and country must be a primary consideration. Here are the best choice from number one to number ten :




1. Franz Beckenbauer (Germany)

Italy may have contributed a lot of names in this list. But, nothing is more worthy of being at the top instead of "The Emperor". The proof, many players who feel proud when compared with it.

In addition to a multitude of trophies in his collection, the genius that made ​​him a figure that is difficult to forget. Lunge in the field is very elegant. More than that, he was the leading minds who brought revolution in the football world by creating an attacking libero role. Previously, no one ever thought that a sweeper is also necessary to move forward to help the assault, let alone score a goal. Beckenbauer created this tactic, and make it part of modern football.


2. Paolo Maldini (Italy)

He is not only great because it has a great loyalty to his club, AC Milan. More than that, he was the most accomplished defender.

Together with Milan, he won the Scudetto seven and five Champions League titles. As a player the most appearances for the Italian national team, he also became his regular customers the best player throughout his career.

No less than Lilian Thuram never admit to it seems. The only drawback is he never felt the World Cup champion.











3. Bobby Moore (England)

Quiet defender, Moore much praised for his ability to read and anticipate the movement direction of the game opponents. He was not a defender who only rely on hard Dachshund.

Pele called it the most honest defender who never resisted. On May 29, 1963, he accepted the England captain's armband when the new age of 22 years, and became England's youngest captain of the senior team of all time. His greatest accomplishment was to bring England to win the 1966 World Cup.

4. Franco Baresi (Italy)

Baresi escort the last line of AC Milan in the future by many observers as having four best defender in history, that he himself, Paolo Maldini, Alessandro Costacurta and Mauro Tassotti. He also spent his entire career at AC Milan with 532 matches.

He collected six Scudetto, three European Cups and the 1982 World Cup, even if only as a backup. Paolo Maldini lot of studying with him, and even then his career progression similar to Baresi.

When later he was hanging up his boots, Milan decided to hold back number 6, which always wore, an award that is rarely performed in Italy.







5. Lilian Thuram (France)

The most successful French defender, with a collection of various trophies from four clubs in three countries and two international titles with the French national team. Ability to read the play and put themselves in the field makes it different from most defenders.

He has appeared in 142 games for the French, which makes the player who most often inherited. Despite not getting enough praise when compared to other French stars such as Zinedine Zidane and Theirry Henry, his role in the national team is no less important. He helped France win the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000.





6. Roberto Carlos (Brazil)

Roberto Carlos appeared in three World Cups with Brazil. In addition to bringing his team to the finals in 1998, he also became a key player when Brazil won four years later.

Contribution as a free-kick executioner also not be underestimated, including the June 3, 1997, when he scored from a distance of 35 m against the French. At Real Madrid, he won four La Liga titles, three League Cups and two Intercontinental.

He also was one of six players who perform more than one hundred times in the Champions League. Pele put it in the list of 125 greatest footballers of all time in March 2004. He also gained recognition as an international football legend, given the Golden Foot Award 2008.

7. Fabio Cannavaro (Italy)

Italy captain is the first defender was crowned FIFA World Player of the after Italy won the World Cup in 2006.

In the same year, he also won the European Footballer, and twice voted FIFPro World XI in the army, namely in 2005/06 and 2006/07.

Unfortunately, though never won La Liga twice with Real Madrid, he has never won in Serie A.





8. Lothar Matthaus (Germany)

Matthaus playing as defender when he had penetrated her 30s. Previously he has more in midfield.

Yet wherever he played, Maradona called it the toughest rivals. And why not? No less than seven Bundesliga titles never be his, coupled with three German Cups, a crown of Serie A, two UEFA Cups, one European Championship, as well as the World Cup.

German football community menobatkannya become the best player in 1990 and 1999, and FIFA did not hesitate to give the title to her 1991 world's best players. Unfortunately his career as a coach is not brilliant as it is. He was fired from the Hungarian national team and Red Bull Salzburg.


9. Giacinto Facchetti (Italy)

Although his career began as a front player, Facchetti later becoming one of the most effective defender in the history of Italian football.

The series title in the collection include the Scudetto in 1963, 1965, 1966, and 1971; Coppa Italia 1978; European Champions Club Cup (now Champions League) in 1964 and 1965 Intercontinental Cup 1964 and 1965, and winner of Euro 1968. Best of all, his club won the title with one club, that is Inter Milan. No wonder that Pele put it in the FIFA 100 list.

10. Daniel Passarella (Argentina)

This versatile player from Argentina. Experts survive and attack, and help create opportunities for his teammates, as well as a clean sweep effort his opponents. He is also known to be effective in the execution of penalties and free kicks. With 134 goals in 451 games, he had a record as the most thirst-back goals of all time. However, the same record in Serie A Italy remains a possession today. He is often compared with Beckenbauer.

The most notable achievement is two-time world champion with Argentina, namely in 1978 and 1986. He also won the Premier League four times with Argentina for River Plate.

Kick off time....

So that's the summer over with then. The serious stuff has now begun !



Milers new boy Raynes

The final week of pre season was met with some fantastic news. Someone actually wanted to take Andy Hughes off our hands. Sorry did i hear that right. Someone wants Andy Hughes. After rubbing my eyes for a few minutes to make sure i'd read that right, a big smile spread across my face. It couldn't be true could it ? Well yes it could. The club in question being Charlton, Alan Knill must have been chuckling as he drove home from Glanford Park. A big earner that never really showed a lot at Glanford Park, aside from a fantastic debut performance many fans were not sad to see him leave. On the eve of the new season Michael Raynes also left the club, an undisclosed fee taking the former Stockport Captain to the Don Valley Stadium. A bit more of a shock than Hughes being allowed to leave, Alan Knill has since said that players had to leave the club if he seriously wanted players to come in. You'd hope that the money saved from the wages of Hughes and Raynes would be put towards at least one striker coming into the building. One player that we have seemingly missed out on is Blackburn defender Gavin Gunning, an on/off move to the SPL seems to be his port of call after impressing somewhat in claret and blue !

And so to Wycombe.



A strange trip down with banter flying from all angles, in a car containing four well travelled football fans. A half way stop, including a couple of maccy d's double cheese burgers and a few neanderthal Leeds fans in the car park let you know that football was really back. Even stranger was the half time conversation i shared with BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull and football presenter Lizzie Greenwood-Hughes on the virtues of the football league show, beta that if you can for randomness !

Jimm Ryan

You really can't beat the feeling of walking into a football ground you've never been to before. Wycombe's Adams Park taking me up to the 80 mark, 75 of them being following the Iron, not quite the 92 yet but a few more this season will push me ever closer ! Also a strange feeling walking out of a press room and up the tunnel onto the pitch to disappointed faces who think it's a player coming. I'm still waiting to sign my first autograph for a young fan who thinks i'm a random footballer, i just don't have the heart to do it, one day i'm sure i'll feel like a devil and give it a go !

The game was a little bit of a worry, a poor pre-season at best left you hoping that we'd seen the worst. No-one knew if star man Michael O'Connor would line up in midfield, who would start up front or whether the previous weeks defence would turn up. The minute the team sheets were handed out with the name O'Connor in our midfield i was quietly confident that we would do pretty well.



Josh Lillis in goal is looking more confident by the game, even if he does look a little hesitant still whilst comanding his area at corners and set pieces. The back four of Eddie Nolan, Michael Nelson, Paul Reid and Andrew Wright looks as good a back four as we've had for a while. Both full backs are equally adept at attacking and defending, Nolan put in some decent crosses from the left in support of Jimmy Ryan and Andrew Wright looks to have gained more confidence now he looks to be first choice right back (at least untill Cliff comes back). The midfield looked a good attacking unit. Togwell and O'Connor look comfortable playing alongside each other, both knows what the other man brings to the pitch after playing together for a good spell of last season. Mark Duffy looks like he will flourish at this level. The step up from Morecambe to the Championship was a big one, but League One looks like being a good playground for the tricky winger. Jimmy Ryan looks the player we missed for much of the last couple of seasons. During saturdays game he brought back memories of Lee Hodges for me. I suppose the comparison is warranted, they are both small players who look like they are more than happy with the ball at their feet and are at home running at the opposition back four, i think he could be the signing of the season, not just for us but for the whole of League One. The forwards, Jordan Robertson and Chris Dagnall looked lively. Dagnall in particular having one of his best games in an Iron shirt. Robertson will get better and better with the more minutes he plays.



Mark Duffy



Anyway back to the game. Right from the kick off the Iron poured forward looking for the seasons first goal. Mark Duffy showed fantastic skill on the wing, beating full back  Andy Sandell time and again, both with sheer pace and the odd touvh of trickery. It must be so frustrating putting in cross after cross only to see the chances go begging time and again. Robertson being the worst culprit early in the half, an inch perfect cross volleyed high over the bar from the un-marked front man. You get the feeling that if he had scored that effort the team would have gone on to score four or five. When he finally scores his first proper goal (pre-season doesn't count for me) for the club i think he'll go on to score quite a few in a claret and blue shirt. Not to be left out Jimmy Ryan was also working well down the left flank, linking up well with Nolan and providing a lot of quality balls to his team mates. It came as somewhat of a surprise that Wycombe opened the scoring on 24 minutes. The goal came massively against the run of play, the home team scoring from a corner swung in by Scott Donnelly, beating centre half Paul Reid to the ball in the box. It was a small worry that the heads would drop just like last season, but they didn't. This seemed more like an inconvenience to an Iron team determined to prove a point at this level under new(ish) Manager Knill. It came as no surprise that the scores were level at half time. The teams pressure finally paid dividends but from an unlikely source. Centre half Michael Nelson stooping to steer home a bullet header from a Michael O'Connor corner, before celebrating by kissing the tattoo's on his well inked arm and jumping into O'Connor's arms. The look of relief on Knill's face told the whole story. Finally the pressure had paid off. It's strange to note that a centre half has scored a goal on the first day of the season in three of the last four years. Izzy Iriekpen at Charlton, Rob Jones at Reading and Nelson at Wycombe, does that mean that we use all our summer training to get that one set piece goal and then don't get any more all season ? I'll let you decide that one !

O'Connor pulls the strings

Anyway. The second half comtinued much the same as the first half finished. Apart from a couple of hopeful penalty appeals from the Chairboys and a shot from the evergreen Gareth Ainsworth that hit the post the newly promoted team never looked like getting the win. The Iron's midfield continued to dominate. Ryan never seemed to be stood still and always wanted the ball, Duffy continued to terrorise, Togwell broke up the play at will and Michael O'Connor looked like he'd not missed a second of action, spraying balls around the pitch at ease. For a man that was a doubt to even play a part in the game Northern Irishman O'Connor played the full 90 minutes and never missed a step. The only thing i could hold against him was the shot that trickled straight to keeper Nikki Bull (who has got to be Wycombe's star man for the season, onthis display anyway) set him up for what looked a certain winning goal. Speaking of winning goals...i nearly jumped off my pitchside stool when Chris Dagnall's header hit the back of the net in the dying seconds....only for a linesmans flag to cruely deny him his moment of celebration. After seeing it in pictures and on television i still can't see how he was offside.

At the end of the day i was expecting a struggle and a long afternoon. What we got was a good performance, i honestly think if that had been our fourth of fifth game of the season we'd have had a hatfull of goals, that little bit more match sharpness and we'll be a force to be reckoned with at this level. The small matter of a striker coming into the building is still a small worry for me, someone needs to come in before the transfer window slams shut in a few weeks time, with Garry Thompson and Bobby Grant as the only real attacking options on the bench, along with Andy Barcham still to come, you get the feeling that an injury to a forward could de-rail us somewhat.

On now to visit Accrington Stanley (who are they ?) in the Carling Cup. Another ground to tick off the list for me. Lets hope for another good performance, a few goals and, hopefully, a big team away from home in the next round. Fingers crossed !

Uruguay Football Team Squad Copa America 2011

Uruguay squad escape into the semifinal Copa America 2011, made ​​his coach very happy. Even Uruguay coach Oscar Washington Tabarez, unable to conceal his joy expressions during a press conference.

"I am very pleased. This is one of the world's oldest classic party. Historically, it is very difficult for us to beat Argentina. These difficulties can be overcome with a game that demonstrated our team. The more we need it, the more we show our football games. Now let's celebrate this victory, but enough in the locker room, "said Tabarez.

Earlier, Uruguay had also beat his opponent at home to Argentina in Copa America 1987. Through a single goal scored by Antonio Alzamendi, they get rid of the nickname Albiceleste-Argentina semi-final in Buenos Aires.

In the semi-finals of Copa America 2011, Uruguay will return to face Peru, who stopped Colombia in the quarterfinals. Uruguay is the fourth best team in the 2010 World Cup, is pursuing the mission of his first trophy since winning the Copa America in 1995.

"The game would be balanced. We'll see who will win. It would be very difficult. We must seek victory, because it is a compromise for the people we're looking forward to it," he concluded.

Squad Uruguay in Copa America 2011 - Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez announced the 23 players who will strengthen Uruguay in Copa America 2011. Tabarez rely on the majority of old players who took Uruguay to the 2010 World Cup semifinals.

Names like Fernando Muslera goalkeeper, defender Mauricio Victorino, midfielder Walter Gargano, to the striker Luis Suarez, Diego Forlan, and Edinson Cavani remain the backbone of Uruguay.

With the material brought Tabarez, not surprisingly, Uruguay became one of the candidates won the Copa America this year in addition to Argentina and Brazil. Uruguay is in a group with Chile, Mexico and Peru.

Roster (Squad) Uruguay in Copa America 2011 :

goalkeeper:

* Fernando Muslera (Lazio)
* Andres Silva (Defensor Sporting)
* Juan Castillo (Colo Colo)

defender:

* Diego Lugano (Fenerbahce)
* Diego Godin (Atletico Madrid)
* Sebastian Coates (Nacional)
* Mauricio Victorino (Cruzeiro)
* Andres Scotti (Colo Colo)
* Martin Caceres (Sevilla)
* Maximiliano Pereira (Defensor Sporting)

midfielder:

* Alvaro Pereira (Porto)
* Cristian Rodriguez (Porto)
* Egidio Arevalo Rios (Botafogo)
* Sebastian Eguren (Real Sporting)
* Diego Perez (Bologna)
* Walter Gargano (Napoli)
* Alvaro Gonzalez (Lazio)
* Nicolas Lodeiro (Ajax)

stricker

* Edinson Cavani (Napoli)

*Diego Forlan (Atletico Madrid)

*Luis Suarez (Liverpool)

*Sebastian Abreu (Botafogo)

*Abel Hernandez (Palermo)

The History And Overview Copa America 2011

Copa América is the main football competition which was followed by the CONMEBOL countries namely Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Colombia and Venezuela.

The competition is generally held every two years, although the interval can be fickle and had occurred in 1959 in the implementation of the Copa America are held twice a year. Start the 2007 Copa America championship held every four years and will again be held in 2011.

Since 1993 to enliven the implementation of the Copa América, the state of the confederation CONMEBOL invite others to be able to compete in the Copa América, but during the operation with state law no one has been able to win the Copa América, the best performance that can be achieved is a rank two. Copa América soccer championship is among the oldest countries in the world beyond the FIFA World Cup, the championship was originally organized to enliven the anniversary of Argentine independence in 1916.


CONMEBOL

CONMEBOL or CSF (Confederación Sudamericana de Futbol, ​​South American Football Confederation) is the umbrella organization soccer countries in South America. The organization was established on July 9, 1916, as a result of the project Héctor Rivadavia Gómez (from Uruguay) to unify the continent's football. CONMEBOL is part of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association and is headquartered in Luque, Paraguay (near Asunción). CONMEBOL president until 2006 was Dr. Nicolás Leoz.

Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, and Chile are the countries after the successful implementation of the founders of a South American soccer tournament in 1915 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Paraguay (1921), Peru (1925), Bolivia (1926), Ecuador (1927), Colombia (1936) and Venezuela (1952) later also joined this confederation. Although located in South America, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana are not affiliated with CONMEBOL, but with CONCACAF.

Championship organized by CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores, among others, the Copa Sudamericana, and Copa América.

Copa America 2011

Starting July 1 until July 24, Argentina will host the Copa America in 2011. A total of 12 countries that are divided into three groups will compete to be able to embrace the title last held by Brazil in 2007 ago.

Copa America a long history starting from 1916. At that time, Argentine football tournament held to celebrate the independence of their longevity to-100. The tournament which is the forerunner of the Copa America was named Campeonato Sudamericano de Selecciones with the participation of Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Brazil. Uruguay came out a champion after defeating hosts in the ultimate party.

Seeing the success of the tournament, one member of the Uruguayan Football Federation named Hector Rivadavia then submitted a proposal to merge the four countries into a confederation had been in the same year. Thus was born the CONMEBOL (Confederacion Sul-Americana de Futbol) or South American Football Federation.

Operation of this tournament was halted long enough since the convening of World Cup for the first time in 1930. New in 1939, the tournament rolling back to Peru to host.

Copa America itself the new name officially used starting in 1975. At that time there were only nine teams that competed with the defending champion who profited directly qualify to the semifinals. Pause between tournament is every four years with the system of a country designated as the host. The format of this competition lasted until 1987.

Copa America since 1987 held every two years to host the tenth rotated from CONMEBOL member countries. This year's live broadcast of the Copa America began to enter the television station in North America to Europe. This format lasted until now.

For business champions, Argentina and Uruguay are in the forefront. Both have collected the trophy with the same amount, with 14 championship trophy. Brazil followed in second place with 8 titles, Paraguay and Peru, each new two-time champions and Bolivia and Colombia once the new champion.

Copa America Winner List:

• Argentina: 14 times

(1921, 1925, 1927, 1929, 1937, 1941, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1955, 1957, 1959, 1991, 1993)

• Uruguay: 14 times

(1916, 1917, 1920, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1935, 1942, 1956, 1959, 1967, 1983, 1987, 1995)

• Brazil: 8 times (1919, 1922, 1949, 1989, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2007)

• Paraguay: 2 times (1953, 1979)

• Peru: 2 times (1939, 1975)

• Colombia: 1 time (2001)

• Bolivia: 1 time (1963)

Schedule Copa América 2011: Schedule And Group.

Argentina Copa América Copa América 2011 or 2011, or also known as Campeonato Sudamericano 2011 Copa América is an international football tournament followed by countries in South America. In this year's Copa America event is the 43rd time and will be held in Argentina from July 1 until July 24, 2011, followed by the 10 countries of South America and supplemented by the two countries the invitation of the Mexican and Costa Rica (in place of the Japanese who resigned ).

Copa America 2011 tournament will be divided into two phases, including the group stage and knockout round (quarterfinals, semifinals and finals). Following the division of the group iniadalah Argentina Copa America 2011.

Group A: Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica, Bolivia
Group B: Brazil, Paraguay, Ecuador, Venezuela
Group C: Uruguay, Chile, Mexico, Peru


SCHEDULE COPA AMERICA 2011 ARGENTINA

Group stage: 1-13 July 2011
Quarterfinal: 16 & July 17, 2011
Semifinal Round: 19-20 July 2011
Final: July 24, 2011

MATCH SCHEDULE COPA AMERICA 2011: SCHEDULE - GROUP

Group A
02/07/2011
01:45 Argentina - Bolivia -: -
19:30 Colombia - Costa Rica -: -

07/07/2011
01:45 Argentina - Colombia -: -
23:15 Bolivia - Costa Rica -: -

10/07/2011
20:00 Colombia - Bolivia -: -

12/07/2011
01:45 Argentina - Costa Rica -: -
Group B
03/07/2011
20:00 Brazil - Venezuela -: -
22:30 Paraguay - Ecuador -: -

09/07/2011
20:00 Brazil - Paraguay -: -
22:30 Venezuela - Ecuador -: -

13/07/2011
23:15 Paraguay - Venezuela -: -

14/07/2011
01:45 Brazil - Ecuador -: -

Group C
04/07/2011
23:15 Uruguay - Peru -: -

05/07/2011
01:45 Chile - Mexico -: -

08/07/2011
23:15 Peru - Mexico -: -

09/07/2011
01:45 Uruguay - Chile -: -

13/07/2011
01:45 Chile - Peru -: -
01:45 Uruguay - Mexico -: -

Quarter-finals
16/07/2011

A1 - Bester Dritter -: -

A2 - C2 -: -
17/07/2011

B1 - Zweiter Dritter -: -

C1 - B2 -: -
Semi-finals
19/07/2011
VF 1 Sieger - Sieger VF 2 -: -

20/07/2011
VF 3 Sieger - Sieger VF 4 -: -

Third place
23/07/2011
Verlierer HF 1 - Verlierer HF 2 -: -

Final
24/07/2011
HF 1 Sieger - Sieger HF 2

Barclays Premier League 2011-2012 Complete Schedule Chelsea

Chelsea face an opponent that is relatively mild in the early weeks of the Premier League next season, namely Stoke Stoke City, West Brom and Norwich City.

Heavy game once the first big match Chelsea played on September 17 against Manchester United at Old Trafford on 17 September.

Here's the full schedule of Didier Drogba et al in the Premier League season 2011-12.

August

13 Stoke (away)

20 West Brom (home)

27 Norwich (home)

September

10 Sunderland (away)

17 Man Utd (away)

24 Swansea (home)

October

1 Bolton (away)

15 Everton (home)

22 QPR (away)

29 Arsenal (home)

November

5 Blackburn (away)

19 Liverpool (home)

26 Wolverhampton (home)

December

3 Newcastle (away)

10 Man City (home)

17 Wigan (away)

20 Tottenham (away)

26 Fulham (home)

31 Aston Villa (home)

January

2 Wolverhampton (away)

14 Sunderland (home)

21 Norwich (away)

31 Swansea (away)

February

4 Man Utd (home)

11 Everton (away)

25 Bolton (home)

March

3 West Brom (away)

10 Stoke (home)

17 Man City (away)

24 Tottenham (home)

31 Aston Villa (away)

April

7 Wigan (home)

9 Fulham (away)

14 Newcastle (home)

21 Arsenal (away)

28 QPR (home)

May

5 Liverpool (away)

13 Blackburn (home)

Description: Schedule time can be changed according to the Premier League's decision.