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    Sports: Zero-Quatro evening for Armenia against Spain

    Sports: Zero-Quatro evening for Armenia against Spain

    Armenia's last football match of EURO-2004 qualifying, ended in a shutout by Spain, 0-4 at Vazgen Sargsyan Stadium last Friday evening.

    The match hardly mattered for qualifying, as previous loses had already eliminated the national team from EURO participation next year in Portugal.

    Spain, one of the world's top teams, needed only seven minutes for Juan Valeron to score the only goal his side would need to put away the Armenians.

    The host team gathered itself after the quick goal however and held on, led by brilliant play by keeper Roman Berezovsky, facing such international stars as Raul Gonzalez and his mates.

    The Armenians stymied the Spaniards' attacks for 69 minutes, until Raul scored, after which the Armenian team collapsed into a "nothing to lose" attitude that gave up goals at 87 and 90 minutes, both by Reyes Calderon.

    Despite their victory in Yerevan, Spain has not yet secured its place in EURO 2004. It must face Norway in two-game playoff next month.

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    Vay Vay, amot dzes!
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    Re: Sports: Zero-Quatro evening for Armenia against Spain

    Originally posted by anileve Sports: Zero-Quatro evening for Armenia against Spain



    Vay Vay, amot dzes!
    Uph, talk about old news

    it's not THAT bad..yes, it's nothing to be proud of, but Spain is...well, Spain.

    Dagavin shad hats-banir oodeloo enk minchev endegh hasnenk.

    But as I said in another thread: we're getting there..give us 5-7 years.

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      Hi guys, I watched that game against Spain partly, although i am not a football expert i can say that Armenia team was pretty good... The best way for the players to improve is to play abroad. I am sure many of the foreign clubs are interested in the Armenia players now, because they seems to be quite talented... If they got any offer from foreign clubs, they should make good use of it

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      • #4
        where do you live? How were you able to watch the game? because in new york the only channels that show the games are the spanish and italian channels and they only show 1 or 2 games each gameday. so if you know how i can watch it just let me know. thanks.

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        • #5
          hi, i don't live in the states, im in singapore and i watched the game on cable tv a channel called supersports and another one like startsports both have euro2004 and the playoffs....

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          • #6
            damn. thanks for thelling me. thats why i hate the us. their culture is so stupid. all they watch here is baseball and football.

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            • #7
              Amen.

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                i tell u what the problem is, ARmenia is always in the last pool for the qualifications, this means it cant play against poor teams like luxemborg, andorra, san marino, azerbaijan , etc. Once we get out of this group pool, i think things will get better.

                However, from a neutral spectators point of view, i guess the pool system is better in providing better teams qualify for finals in order to get more exciting football.

                Did anyone read the times last week, bout Edgar Manocherian (sp) who is 16, and they rated him as one of the top 5 young players that are about.

                out with the old, in with the new...:d

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                • #9
                  yeah but edgar manchuryan isnt going to make Armenia a good team all by himself is he?

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                  • #10
                    i never sed he would enger Tigran.

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