Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Inter Milan VS Schalke Fc

Stayed up till 1.45AM to watch this one. Truth be told I was anticipating the Madrid - Spurs game to be the one-to-watch but found my eyes being drawn to the screen on the other side of the bar ( which coincidentally had nothing to do with that girl in the short skirt.. Honest ).


This game began with, arguably, one of the best technical goals in Champions League history.

Check it out and let the 'jizzed-in-my-pants faces' begin.




This is actually the second time Stankovic has left the opposition keeper red faced with a similar type of volley. Genoa being the other team to suffer a 'Stankovic Serbian Special'.



An early goal in any game usually sets the precedent for a cracking game of football. Thus was the case here. Beautiful counter-attacking football and a true ebb and flow to the game. 1-0. 1-1. 2-1. 2-2. HALF TIME. And then it all went a little crazy ( Balotelli- style crazy? Unfortunately not. Jens Lehmann - style crazy? Nein. Rooney - style crazy? Oh f**k off! )

Schalke went 3-2 up, courtesy of one of the games true legends. A neat first touch put Raul one - on - one with Julio Ceasar, his second taking the ball a touch to his right yet his aging legs still carrying enough steam to charge in and poke home. 70th Champions League goal. Top class.



Two yellow cards in a ten minute period ( with an Inter own goal sandwiched in between for good measure ) had Christian Chivu taking an early shower for the second time in 4 days. Don't blame him to be honest, his scalp must get mighty itchy wearing that headgear all the time. And Italians just don't DO bad hair. Ask Zanetti.

Edu ( Eduardo Goncalves de Oliveira - no. I am not paying for you to have that on the back of your new Schalke jersey ) curled one in on 75mins and that was that.

5-2. Final score.

Now who is up for staying awake with me next week? In a completely heterosexual way.. of course.

Fact of the Day: Schalke became the first team ever to win two games of professional football in the same day. The postponed game against St. Pauli was awarded as a win to Schalke, ensuring a vital 3 points for a team that is potentially facing relegation.

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