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Fenerbahçe 0-1 Antalyaspor değerlendirmesi | Tayfun Bayındır - Serdar Ali Çelikler - Bülent Yıldırım
Fenerbahçe'nin sahasında Antalyaspor'a 1-0 mağlup olduğu karşılaşmayı Tayfun Bayındır, Serdar Ali Çelikler ve Bülent Yıldırım, Pazar Akşamı Futbol'da değerlendirdi. Bülent Yıldırım, hakem Yaşar Kemal Uğurlu'nun performansını değerlendirdi. Stat: Ülker Hakemler: Yaşar Kemal Uğurlu, Kerem Ersoy, Serkan Ok Fenerbahçe: Altay Bayındır, Isla, Zanka (Dk. 81 Mevlüt Erdinç), Jailson, Dirar, Luiz Gustavo, Emre Belözoğlu (Dk. 61 Deniz Türüç), Ozan Tufan, Kruse, Tolga Ciğerci (Dk. 46 Zajc), Vedat Muric Antalyaspor: Boffin, Nazım Sangare, Bahadır Öztürk (Dk. 81 Eren Albayrak), Diego, Celustka, Chico, Ufuk Akyol, Amilton (Dk. 70 Doğukan Sinik), Hakan Özmert, Chahechouhe, Gelson Dala (Dk. 46 Mukairu) Gol: Dk. 6 Ufuk Akyol (Antalyaspor) Sarı kartlar: Dk. 51 Zanka, Dk. 66 Emre Belözoğlu (Yedek kulübesinde) (Fenerbahçe), Dk. 81 Boffin, Dk. 89 Hakan Özmert (Antalyaspor) CNN TÜRK YOUTUBE KANALINA ABONE OL ➤ https://bit.ly/2LzuZ1H ➤TÜM PROGRAM İÇERİKLERİ İÇİN: https://www.cnnturk.com/tv ➤http://twitter.com/cnnturk ➤https://twitter.com/cnnturkprogram ➤https://www.facebook.com/cnnturk ➤https://www.facebook.com/cnnturkprogr... ➤https://www.instagram.com/cnnturk ➤http://youtube.com/cnnturk #Fenerbahçe #Antalyaspor #PazarAkşamıFutbol
Vedat Muriç: “Maçtan çıktıktan sonra penaltı yok gibi gördük”
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Highlite Manchester City 2 - 0 Cardiff City || Premier League Pekan 32
MANCHESTER CITY 2 - 0 CARDIFF CITY Goal by : - Kevin De Bruyne '6 - Leroy Sane '44 Line - up Manchester City Coach : Pep Guardiola 4 - 3 - 3 Ederson Moraes (GK), Danillo (RB), Jhon Stones (DF), A. Laporte (DF), O. Zhinchenko (LB), De Bruyne (AMF), Fernandinho (DMF), P. Foden (MF), Leroy Sane (LF), G. Jesus (CF), R. Mahrez (RF) Subs : K. Walker, V. Company, R. Sterling, I. Gundogan, D. Silva, B. Silva, A. Muric Line - up Cardiff City Coach : N. Warnock 4 - 4 - 1 - 1 N. Etheridge (GK), L. Peltier (RB), S. Morisson (DF), B. Eccuele (DF), J. Bennet (LB), J. Hoillet (LMF), J. Ralls (MF), A. Gunnarson (AMF), J. Murphy (RMF), V. Camarasa (MF), O. Niasse (CF) Subs : K. Zohore, B. Reid, L. Bacuna, G. Cunningham, N. Mendez, K. Harris, B. Murphy Venue : Ettihad Stadium #Manchestercity #Cardiffcity #Premierleague
GABRIEL JESUS PANENKA PENALTY! | Post Bournemouth Training
The first team train following the 1-0 win over Bournemouth. Riyad Mahrez' goal saw City take all 3 points and return to the top of the table. Lots of fun in training as Gabrial Jesus scores a Panenka penalty and Aro Muric scores an overhead kick! SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=mancity http://www.mancity.com http://www.facebook.com/mancity http://www.twitter.com/mancity http://www.instagram.com/mancity https://www.snapchat.com/add/mancityofficial About the Official Man City YouTube Channel: Here you will find all the latest videos from Manchester City, including, all Premier League goals, highlights, behind-the-scenes footage, training and much more. Get closer to the likes of Sergio Aguero, Kevin De Bruyne, Gabriel Jesus, Raheem Sterling, Riyad Mahrez, Benjamin Mendy and the rest of Pep Guardiola's team.
Burton Albion 0 1 Manchester City 0 10 agg Sergio Aguero scores as City ease into Carabao
Burton Albion 0-1 Manchester City (0-10 agg): Sergio Aguero scores as City ease into Carabao Cup fnal. Manchester City saw off Burton 1-0 at the Pirelli Stadium to reach the Carabao Cup final with a 10-0 aggregate victory. Leading the 9-0 from the first leg, Sergio Aguero's 26th-minute strike proved enough as a much-changed City overcame a Burton side keen to avoid a repeat of their trip to the Etihad a two weeks prior. Eight months on from their record-breaking Premier League title win, City had the chance to set yet more history by securing the biggest winning margin in League Cup history, but a battling Burton display and freezing conditions denied the holders the three goals they needed. The victory means Pep Guardiola's side can become the first Manchester City team to defend a major honour when they take on either Chelsea or Tottenham at Wembley on February 24. Burton: Collins (6), McFadzean (6), Turner (6), Akins (7), Templeton (6), McCrory (6), Harness (7), Miller (6), Wallace (6), Quinn (6), Boyce (7).Subs: Fox (6), Hutchinson (6), Daniel (5).Man City: Muric (6), Zinchenko (6), Sandler (7), Garcia (7), Danilo (6), Delph (6), Foden (7), De Bruyne (6), Poveda (6), Mahrez (7), Aguero (7).Subs: Jesus (6), Mendy (6), F Nmecha (6).Man of the Match: Riyad Mahrez Trailing by nine goals from the first leg and needing to inflict a club-record defeat on City to progress, pride was all that was at stake for Burton. Their manager Nigel Clough urged his players to enjoy the occasion, but they did more than that in an encouraging start full of desire and endeavour. City had all of the ball but a combination of Burton's battling defensive display and testing conditions limited the holders to few clear-cut chances, though Riyad Mahrez should have done better when he flashed wide after getting in behind Damien McCrory. Burton were a fingertip away from reducing the deficit to eight when Liam Boyce won and then got on the end of a free-kick, but Arijanet Muric got down just in time to keep his near-post flick out. City were soon back on the attack but Mahrez failed to find the target with another left-footed shot from distance but Burton's resistance was soon broken on 26 minutes. Kevin de Bruyne showed great feet to get away from two players in midfield before releasing Mahrez down the right, from where the Algerian squared for Aguero to dispatch from 12 yards. Burton looked for an immediate response as William Miller curled a shot a few yards wide of the City goal, and the League One side were almost gifted an equaliser when Arijanet Muric's mis-control sent a back pass towards his goal line, but the City goalkeeper cleared before Marcus Harness could close him down. Burton made five changes from the first leg as McFadzean, McCrory, Templeton, Miller and Quinn started Pep Guardiola opted for a sprinkling of youngsters with experience as Aguero, De Bruyne, Mahrez and Delph started alongside Foden, Sandler, Garcia and Poveda. Fabian Delph should have doubled City's lead with eight minutes of the restart, but his two scuffed efforts were kept out by Bradley Collins. Burton then went straight up the other end where they had an appeal for a penalty, but referee Kevin Friend was unmoved by David Templeton's coming together with Danilo. Aguero submitted a contender for miss of the season on the hour when he sliced a shot wide after great work from Phil Foden presented the Argentine with a gilt-edged chance to double his and City's tally. Gabriel Jesus was brought on as City looked for the two extra goals needed to set a new winning margin record in the competition, but the action came at the other end as Eric Garcia denied Burton what would have been a deserved goal, clearing Miller's attempted rebound off the line 20 minutes from time. Jesus weaved his way into the area on 88 minutes only to see a shot blocked behind by Collins, before the Burton goalkeeper tipped a 25-yard Danilo free-kick over
KK Vrijednosnice Osijek - KK Cedevita 74:86 - VROS Game Highlights
Nedjelja, 13. siječnja 2019. u 18:00 sati, Kup Krešimira Ćosića KK Vrijednosnice Osijek – KK Cedevita 74:86 (12:25, 25:25, 16:19, 21:17) KK Vrijednosnice Osijek: Pavlović 12, Ihring 14, Mandić 8, Maskaljević, Boras, Bačić, Perić 2, Abdul Malik 18, Šango 9, Darling 0, Vrkić 7, Gospić 4. KK Cedevita: Pullen 7, Wideman, Cobbs 11, Krušlin 13, Katić 4, Bajo 10, Buljević 6, Stipanović 12, Bošnjak 0, Ramljak 7, Mustapić 16, Murić.
KK Vrijednosnice Osijek – KK Cedevita 74:86
Nedjelja, 13. siječnja 2019. u 18:00 sati, Kup Krešimira Ćosića KK Vrijednosnice Osijek – KK Cedevita 74:86 (12:25, 25:25, 16:19, 21:17) KK Vrijednosnice Osijek: Pavlović 12, Ihring 14, Mandić 8, Maskaljević, Boras, Bačić, Perić 2, Abdul Malik 18, Šango 9, Darling 0, Vrkić 7, Gospić 4. KK Cedevita: Pullen 7, Wideman, Cobbs 11, Krušlin 13, Katić 4, Bajo 10, Buljević 6, Stipanović 12, Bošnjak 0, Ramljak 7, Mustapić 16, Murić.
Startling stats show just how one-sided Man City win was
Only three Manchester City players spent the majority of last night’s 9-0 thrashing of Burton in their own half – goalkeeper Aro Muric and centre backs Eric Garcia and Nicolas Otamendi. And that is just one of the stats which add up to the most one-sided semi-final of all time, as the Blues virtually booked their place at Wembley at the end of next month. The figures are astonishing, not least the fact that City scored nine of their 14 shots on target. The Brewers managed just one attempt on target, and that was an early trundler into the arms of Muric which was as gentle as a back-pass. In total, City racked up 28 goal attempts to League One outfit Burton’s four – more than some Premier League teams manage, to their great credit. But it was not just about shooting. City’s passing success rate was a brutal 91 per cent, the precision of what they did being far too good for Albion’s 74 per cent rate. Read today's top Man City stories here If Nigel Clough hoped that his journeymen might get stuck into the Premier League aristocrats – he later suggested that he was disappointed they did not pick up a single yellow card – then he will have been disappointed on that score too. A team not known for its prowess in the air, City won 59 per cent of the aerial duels. And it was the same on the deck, as the Blues won 15 tackles to Burton’s ten. City also dominated the ball, as they usually do, claiming 74 per cent of the possession, and making a total of 851 passes to Burton’s 300, as well as 26 crosses to five.