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Spanish Cup
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Copa Del Rey
1/4 2nd leg
FCB :bicker Real Madrid
[SIZE="+3"]Date : Wednesday, 01-25-2012 22:00
Time: 22:00
Competition : Copa Del Rey
Stadium : Camp Nou
City : Barcelona
Capacity : 99786
Television : C+ - C+ HD
Referee : Teixeira Vitienes, Fernando[/SIZE]
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[size="+3"]No need for:[/size]
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[size="+4"]FCB-Madrid: Line-ups confirmed![/size]
[size="+3"]FCB Starters[/size]
[size="+2"]Pinto (13)
Dani Alves (2)
Piqué (3)
Puyol (5)
Abidal (22)
Xavi (6)
Busquets (16)
Iniesta (8 )
Alexis (9)
Messi (10)
Fábregas (4)[/size]
[size="+3"]FCB Reserves[/size]
[size="+2"]VÃctor Valdés (1)
Thiago (11)
Mascherano (14)
Adriano (21)
Jonathan dos Santos (28 )
Sergi Roberto (30)
Montoya (35)
Cuenca (39)[/size]
[size="+3"]Madrid Starters[/size]
[size="+2"]Casillas (1)
Arbeloa (17)
Pepe (3)
Sergio Ramos (4)
Fábio Coentrão (15)
Lass Diarra (24)
Xabi Alonso (14)
Özil (10)
Kaká (8)
Cristiano Ronaldo (7)
HiguaÃn (20)[/size]
[size="+3"]Madrid Reserves[/size]
[size="+2"]Ricardo Carvalho (2)
Nuri Sahin (5)
Benzema (9)
Granero (11)
Marcelo (12)
Adán (13)
Hamit Altintop (16)
Albiol (18)
Varane (19)
Callejón (21)
Di MarÃa (22)
MejÃas (25)[/size]
[size="+3"]FCB Starters[/size]
[size="+2"]Pinto (13)
Dani Alves (2)
Piqué (3)
Puyol (5)
Abidal (22)
Xavi (6)
Busquets (16)
Iniesta (8 )
Alexis (9)
Messi (10)
Fábregas (4)[/size]
[size="+3"]FCB Reserves[/size]
[size="+2"]VÃctor Valdés (1)
Thiago (11)
Mascherano (14)
Adriano (21)
Jonathan dos Santos (28 )
Sergi Roberto (30)
Montoya (35)
Cuenca (39)[/size]
[size="+3"]Madrid Starters[/size]
[size="+2"]Casillas (1)
Arbeloa (17)
Pepe (3)
Sergio Ramos (4)
Fábio Coentrão (15)
Lass Diarra (24)
Xabi Alonso (14)
Özil (10)
Kaká (8)
Cristiano Ronaldo (7)
HiguaÃn (20)[/size]
[size="+3"]Madrid Reserves[/size]
[size="+2"]Ricardo Carvalho (2)
Nuri Sahin (5)
Benzema (9)
Granero (11)
Marcelo (12)
Adán (13)
Hamit Altintop (16)
Albiol (18)
Varane (19)
Callejón (21)
Di MarÃa (22)
MejÃas (25)[/size]
Real Madrid
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Cup semifinal schedule, confirmed
www.fcbarcelona.cat 01-26-2012 17:33
Barça will play against the winner of the Levante-Valencia match on Wednesday, February 1st. The return leg, at the Camp Nou, is scheduled for February 8th. Both matches will start at 21.
Xavi / PHOTO: ARXIU: FCB
The schedule for the King ’ s Cup semifinal matches have been set. FC Barcelona, whose opponent will come out of tonight’s Levante - Valencia match, will play the first leg away from the Camp Nou. The first match will be played on Wednesday, February 1 at 21.00. While the return match at the Camp Nou will take place a week later, Wednesday the 8th, also at 21.00.
The other semifinal between Mirandés and Athletic Club will be played on the 31st of January and the 7th of Februrary, both kickoff times are at 22.00.
FCB
www.fcbarcelona.cat 01-26-2012 17:33
Barça will play against the winner of the Levante-Valencia match on Wednesday, February 1st. The return leg, at the Camp Nou, is scheduled for February 8th. Both matches will start at 21.
Xavi / PHOTO: ARXIU: FCB
The schedule for the King ’ s Cup semifinal matches have been set. FC Barcelona, whose opponent will come out of tonight’s Levante - Valencia match, will play the first leg away from the Camp Nou. The first match will be played on Wednesday, February 1 at 21.00. While the return match at the Camp Nou will take place a week later, Wednesday the 8th, also at 21.00.
The other semifinal between Mirandés and Athletic Club will be played on the 31st of January and the 7th of Februrary, both kickoff times are at 22.00.
FCB
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Valencia, Barça's rival in the semifinals
www.fcbarcelona.cat 01-26-2012 23:46
The team managed by Unai Emery easily beat Levante (0-3) and will face Barça in the next round
The away game will be at Mestalla on February 1st, the return leg will be at the Camp Nou a week later. Both matches will start at 21.00
Valencia-Barça at Mestalla
Valencia - Barça and Mirandés - Athletic Club are the semifinal match-ups of the King’s Cup. Barça now knows who they will face next will when Los Che brushed Levante aside (0-3). Tonight’s result, coupled with the away leg’s 4-1, comfortably see Unai Emery’s side through to thenext round.
The away leg of the semifinal will be played in Mestalla on Wednesday, February 1st at 21.00, the return leg will be at the Camp Nou a week later.
Familiar opponents
Throughout the history of the competition, Valencia and Barça have played against each other 18 times , 7 of the ties went to Valencia and 11to Barça. However, the last time both the teams met in the Cup, Valencia saw Barça off in the semifinals of the Cup in the 2007/08 season.
FCB
www.fcbarcelona.cat 01-26-2012 23:46
The team managed by Unai Emery easily beat Levante (0-3) and will face Barça in the next round
The away game will be at Mestalla on February 1st, the return leg will be at the Camp Nou a week later. Both matches will start at 21.00
Valencia-Barça at Mestalla
Valencia - Barça and Mirandés - Athletic Club are the semifinal match-ups of the King’s Cup. Barça now knows who they will face next will when Los Che brushed Levante aside (0-3). Tonight’s result, coupled with the away leg’s 4-1, comfortably see Unai Emery’s side through to thenext round.
The away leg of the semifinal will be played in Mestalla on Wednesday, February 1st at 21.00, the return leg will be at the Camp Nou a week later.
Familiar opponents
Throughout the history of the competition, Valencia and Barça have played against each other 18 times , 7 of the ties went to Valencia and 11to Barça. However, the last time both the teams met in the Cup, Valencia saw Barça off in the semifinals of the Cup in the 2007/08 season.
FCB
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Copa Del Rey
1/2 1st leg
FCB :bicker Valencia
[SIZE="+2"]FCB[/SIZE] [SIZE="+4"]VS[/SIZE] [SIZE="+2"]Valencia[/SIZE]
[SIZE="+3"]Date : Wednesday, 02-01-2012
Time: 21:00
Competition : Copa Del Rey
Stadium : Mestalla
City : Valencia
Capacity : 55000
Television : C+1 - C+1 HD
Referee : González González, Jose Luis[/SIZE]
1/2 1st leg
FCB :bicker Valencia
[SIZE="+3"]Date : Wednesday, 02-01-2012
Time: 21:00
Competition : Copa Del Rey
Stadium : Mestalla
City : Valencia
Capacity : 55000
Television : C+1 - C+1 HD
Referee : González González, Jose Luis[/SIZE]
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[size="+4"]FCB-Valencia: Line-ups confirmed![/size]
[size="+3"]FCB Starters[/size]
[size="+2"]Pinto (13)
Dani Alves (2)
Piqué (3)
Puyol (5)
Abidal (22)
Thiago (11)
Mascherano (14)
Fábregas (4)
Alexis (9)
Messi (10)
Cuenca (23)[/size]
[size="+3"]FCB Reserves[/size]
[size="+2"]VÃctor Valdés (1)Xavi (6)
Busquets (16)
Adriano (21)
Jonathan dos Santos (28)
Sergi Roberto (30)
Tello (37)[/size]
[size="+3"]Valencia Starters[/size]
[size="+2"]Diego Alves (1)
Miguel (23)
Rami (4)
VÃctor Ruiz (18)
Jordi Alba (17)
Albelda (6)
Banega (10)
Piatti (14)
Jonas (7)
Mathieu (22)
Soldado (9)[/size]
[size="+3"]Valencia Reserves[/size]
[size="+2"]Feghouli (8)
Aduriz (11)
Barragán (12)
Guaita (13)
Dealbert (15)
Tino Costa (24)
Juan Bernat (28)[/size][/QUOTE]
[size="+3"]FCB Starters[/size]
[size="+2"]Pinto (13)
Dani Alves (2)
Piqué (3)
Puyol (5)
Abidal (22)
Thiago (11)
Mascherano (14)
Fábregas (4)
Alexis (9)
Messi (10)
Cuenca (23)[/size]
[size="+3"]FCB Reserves[/size]
[size="+2"]VÃctor Valdés (1)Xavi (6)
Busquets (16)
Adriano (21)
Jonathan dos Santos (28)
Sergi Roberto (30)
Tello (37)[/size]
[size="+3"]Valencia Starters[/size]
[size="+2"]Diego Alves (1)
Miguel (23)
Rami (4)
VÃctor Ruiz (18)
Jordi Alba (17)
Albelda (6)
Banega (10)
Piatti (14)
Jonas (7)
Mathieu (22)
Soldado (9)[/size]
[size="+3"]Valencia Reserves[/size]
[size="+2"]Feghouli (8)
Aduriz (11)
Barragán (12)
Guaita (13)
Dealbert (15)
Tino Costa (24)
Juan Bernat (28)[/size][/QUOTE]
Classik
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Copa Del Rey
1/2 2nd leg
FCB :bicker Valencia
[SIZE="+3"]Date : Wednesday, 02-08-2012
Time: 21:00
Competition : Copa Del Rey
Stadium : Camp Nou
City : Barcelona
Capacity : 99786
Television : C+1 - C+1 HD
Referee : Fernández Borbalán[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=+2]Athletic Club[/SIZE] :bicker [SIZE=+2]FC Barcelona[/SIZE]
[SIZE=+2]Date : Friday, 05/25/2012 22:00
Competition : Copa del Rey
Stadium : Vicente Calderón
City : Madrid
Capacity : 54851
Television : TV3 - La 1 - La 1 HD
Referee : Fernández Borbalán[/SIZE]
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though i have a spanish blood can't understand purely spanish care to translate? heheh :D no entiende seniour
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[size="+3"]Line-up confirmed[/size]
FCB :bicker Athletic Club
FCB Starters
Pinto (13)
Montoya (35)
Piqué (3)
Mascherano (14)
Adriano (21)
Xavi (6)
Busquets (16)
Iniesta (8)
Alexis (9)
Messi (10)
Pedro (17)
FCB Reserves
VÃctor Valdés (1)
Fábregas (4)
Thiago (11)
Keita (15)
Afellay (20)
Bartra (32)
Tello (37)
Athletic Club Starters
Iraizoz (1)
Iraola (15)
Ekiza (23)
Amorebieta (5)
Aurtenetxe (3)
Javi MartÃnez (24)
De Marcos (10)
Susaeta (14)
Muniain (19)
Ibai Gómez (28)
Fernando Llorente (9)
Athletic Club Reserves
Toquero (2)
San José (6)
David López (7)
Iturraspe (8)
Gabilondo (11)
Koikili (12)
Raúl Fernández (13)
Zubiaurre (16)
Iñigo Pérez (17)
Gurpegi (18)
Aitor Ocio (20)
Xabi Castillo (22)
Igor MartÃnez (26)
Ruiz de Galarreta (32)
FCB :bicker Athletic Club
FCB Starters
Pinto (13)
Montoya (35)
Piqué (3)
Mascherano (14)
Adriano (21)
Xavi (6)
Busquets (16)
Iniesta (8)
Alexis (9)
Messi (10)
Pedro (17)
FCB Reserves
VÃctor Valdés (1)
Fábregas (4)
Thiago (11)
Keita (15)
Afellay (20)
Bartra (32)
Tello (37)
Athletic Club Starters
Iraizoz (1)
Iraola (15)
Ekiza (23)
Amorebieta (5)
Aurtenetxe (3)
Javi MartÃnez (24)
De Marcos (10)
Susaeta (14)
Muniain (19)
Ibai Gómez (28)
Fernando Llorente (9)
Athletic Club Reserves
Toquero (2)
San José (6)
David López (7)
Iturraspe (8)
Gabilondo (11)
Koikili (12)
Raúl Fernández (13)
Zubiaurre (16)
Iñigo Pérez (17)
Gurpegi (18)
Aitor Ocio (20)
Xabi Castillo (22)
Igor MartÃnez (26)
Ruiz de Galarreta (32)
Classik
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though i have a spanish blood can't understand purely spanish care to translate? heheh :D no entiende seniour
What don't you understand? Try pidgin Spanish.
Él commenutra forçados la em brolotré? Ich heissn fórtre binducra un nom. :D
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The King of Cups claims one more title
www.fcbarcelona.cat 05/25/2012 23:50
FC Barcelona have won their 26thCopa del Rey title after beating Athletic Club, the team with the second most Cup titles in the competition, by 0-3
This was Pep Guardiola’s 12th final on the Barça bench, he leaves the team after winning 11 of those finals and only losing one
Xavi, alçant la Copa. FOTO: ÀLEX CAPARRÓS-FCB.
FC Barcelona's titles (62)
FC Barcelona are the Club with the most Spanish titles (62), beating Real Madrid's 60:
21 Liga titles (1928/29, 1944/45, 1947/48, 1948/49, 1951/52, 1952/53, 1958/59, 1959/60, 1973/74, 1984/85, 1990/91, 1991/92, 1992/93, 1993/94, 1997/98, 1998/99, 2004/05, 2005/06, 2008/09, 2009/10, 2010/11)
26 Cup titles (1910, 1912, 1913, 1920, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1928, 1942, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1957, 1959, 1963, 1968, 1971, 1978, 1981, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 1998, 2009, 2012)
10 Spanish Super Cups (1983, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010 and 2011)
2 Liga Cups (1982-1983, 1985-1986)
3 Eva Duarte de Perón Cups (1949,1952, 1953)
The Copa del Rey Final ended in the same way that the 2009 Final did, with an Azulgrana victory. In that 2009 Final, Barça kicked off a a glorious title-winning era, the 1-4 over Athletic Club clinched the first title of Guardiola ’s 14 trophies at the head of Barça’s bench. This Friday, FC Barcelona won their 26th Copa del Rey title thanks to the 0-3 scoreline in Guardiola’s last match at the Barça helm. With this new title, Barça consolidate themselves as the team with the most Cup crowns, followed by Athletic Club (23) and Real Madrid (18).
Four years, three finals
The Copa del Rey is the oldest tournament in Spanish football. Barça have played in 36 Cup Finals and have only failed to lift the Cup 10 times. The first title was won in 1910 and the latest one was won this evening at the Vicente Calderón . Many of the same players that won this evening also participated in Barça’s successful Cup bid in 2009and the defeat in 2010 to Real Madrid by 0-1. This was the third Cup Final in four years for Guardiola’s team .
12th final under Guardiola
This Copa del Rey final was the 12th final for the Azulgrana manager since he started managing the team. Guardiola’s record in finals is nearly impeccable: of the 12 finals that he’s led his team, Barça have won 11 (Cup, Champions League, European and Spanish Super Cups and the Club World Cup in 2009; the Spanish Super Cup in 2010; the Champions League, European and Spanish Super Cups and Club World Cup in 2011; and the Copa del Rey in 2012) and only lost 1 (the Cup in 2011). In total, the manager has won 14 out of the 17 competitions he’s led his team in.
16 goals in 10 finals
Leo Messi once again showed his quality in this evening’s match. This was his 10th, of the 12 finals that Guardiola has managed Barça in, that he’s scored in. In total, the Argentine has scored 16goals in the finals that he’s played in. He scored one goal in the 2009 Cup final, one in the 2009 Champions League final, two in the 2009 Spanish Super Cup, one in the 2009 Club World Cup final, three in the 2010 Spanish Super Cup, one in the 2011 Champions League final, three in the 2012 Spanish Super Cup (one in the away leg and twoin the return leg), one in the 2011 European Super Cup, two in the 2011 Club World Cup, and, lastly, XX this Friday. No other player in the history of FC Barcelona has scored in so many finals. The Argentine has scored 253 official goals for Barça in his career, and he claimed his fourth title of the season this evening.
A complete trophy cabinet
Besides the 26 Copa del Rey titles,FC Barcelona have an enviable trophy cabinet. In it sit four Champions League titles, two Club World Cups, four Cup WinnerCups, three Copa Ferias, four European Super Cups, two Copas Latinas, four Copa Pirineos, 21 Liga titles, three Copas Eva Duartede Perón, 10 Spanish Super Cups, two Copas de la Liga, one Liga Medditerránea, one Liga Catalana, 23 Catalonia Championships and six Catalonia Cups.
FCB
www.fcbarcelona.cat 05/25/2012 23:50
FC Barcelona have won their 26thCopa del Rey title after beating Athletic Club, the team with the second most Cup titles in the competition, by 0-3
This was Pep Guardiola’s 12th final on the Barça bench, he leaves the team after winning 11 of those finals and only losing one
Xavi, alçant la Copa. FOTO: ÀLEX CAPARRÓS-FCB.
FC Barcelona's titles (62)
FC Barcelona are the Club with the most Spanish titles (62), beating Real Madrid's 60:
21 Liga titles (1928/29, 1944/45, 1947/48, 1948/49, 1951/52, 1952/53, 1958/59, 1959/60, 1973/74, 1984/85, 1990/91, 1991/92, 1992/93, 1993/94, 1997/98, 1998/99, 2004/05, 2005/06, 2008/09, 2009/10, 2010/11)
26 Cup titles (1910, 1912, 1913, 1920, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1928, 1942, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1957, 1959, 1963, 1968, 1971, 1978, 1981, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 1998, 2009, 2012)
10 Spanish Super Cups (1983, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010 and 2011)
2 Liga Cups (1982-1983, 1985-1986)
3 Eva Duarte de Perón Cups (1949,1952, 1953)
The Copa del Rey Final ended in the same way that the 2009 Final did, with an Azulgrana victory. In that 2009 Final, Barça kicked off a a glorious title-winning era, the 1-4 over Athletic Club clinched the first title of Guardiola ’s 14 trophies at the head of Barça’s bench. This Friday, FC Barcelona won their 26th Copa del Rey title thanks to the 0-3 scoreline in Guardiola’s last match at the Barça helm. With this new title, Barça consolidate themselves as the team with the most Cup crowns, followed by Athletic Club (23) and Real Madrid (18).
Four years, three finals
The Copa del Rey is the oldest tournament in Spanish football. Barça have played in 36 Cup Finals and have only failed to lift the Cup 10 times. The first title was won in 1910 and the latest one was won this evening at the Vicente Calderón . Many of the same players that won this evening also participated in Barça’s successful Cup bid in 2009and the defeat in 2010 to Real Madrid by 0-1. This was the third Cup Final in four years for Guardiola’s team .
12th final under Guardiola
This Copa del Rey final was the 12th final for the Azulgrana manager since he started managing the team. Guardiola’s record in finals is nearly impeccable: of the 12 finals that he’s led his team, Barça have won 11 (Cup, Champions League, European and Spanish Super Cups and the Club World Cup in 2009; the Spanish Super Cup in 2010; the Champions League, European and Spanish Super Cups and Club World Cup in 2011; and the Copa del Rey in 2012) and only lost 1 (the Cup in 2011). In total, the manager has won 14 out of the 17 competitions he’s led his team in.
16 goals in 10 finals
Leo Messi once again showed his quality in this evening’s match. This was his 10th, of the 12 finals that Guardiola has managed Barça in, that he’s scored in. In total, the Argentine has scored 16goals in the finals that he’s played in. He scored one goal in the 2009 Cup final, one in the 2009 Champions League final, two in the 2009 Spanish Super Cup, one in the 2009 Club World Cup final, three in the 2010 Spanish Super Cup, one in the 2011 Champions League final, three in the 2012 Spanish Super Cup (one in the away leg and twoin the return leg), one in the 2011 European Super Cup, two in the 2011 Club World Cup, and, lastly, XX this Friday. No other player in the history of FC Barcelona has scored in so many finals. The Argentine has scored 253 official goals for Barça in his career, and he claimed his fourth title of the season this evening.
A complete trophy cabinet
Besides the 26 Copa del Rey titles,FC Barcelona have an enviable trophy cabinet. In it sit four Champions League titles, two Club World Cups, four Cup WinnerCups, three Copa Ferias, four European Super Cups, two Copas Latinas, four Copa Pirineos, 21 Liga titles, three Copas Eva Duartede Perón, 10 Spanish Super Cups, two Copas de la Liga, one Liga Medditerránea, one Liga Catalana, 23 Catalonia Championships and six Catalonia Cups.
FCB
