mana tulisan Rhino Cries-nya, capek dechhh,... baca segitunya
ya nanti di athena Rhino nangis,....
Air mata kebahagiaan,....
AC Milan Juara Champion ke-7
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Kresna Panggabean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Rino cries? Kan udah tuh di Istanbul 2005 gak nonton ya? Kalo mau
liat ntar di Athena lagi wkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwk.
Hoki? Kalo mau juara mah harus ada hoki wkwkwkwkwkwk
Sekedar flash back....
http://www.uefa.com/competitions/ucl/history/season=2004/round=1972/match=1086988/index.html
Liverpool triumph in Turkey Wednesday, 25 May 2005
By Adam Szreter at Atatürk Olympic stadium
There will be a new incarnation of the European Champion Clubs' Cup next season
as Liverpool FC became only the fifth team to win it outright after the most
astonishing comeback in the 50-year history of these finals led to extra time
and then a dreaded penalty shoot-out victory against AC Milan.
Dudek heroics
Serginho fired Milan's first penalty over before Liverpool goalkeeper Jerzy
Dudek saved Andrea Pirlo's spot-kick. Dietmar Hamann and Djibril Cissé
nervelessly converted their spot-kicks and, although John Arne Riise's kick was
blocked by Dida, Andriy Shevchenko - who scored the winner in Milan's shoot-out
win against Juventus FC in the 2003 final - was denied by the Polish goalkeeper
to give Liverpool a famous victory.
Fifth title
Three goals down at half-time, within 15 minutes of the second half Liverpool
had hauled themselves back on level terms. In taking their fifth European
title, and their first for 21 years, the English club joined Real Madrid CF,
Milan themselves, FC Bayern München and AFC Ajax in being awarded the trophy to
keep.
Stunning fightback
Paolo Maldini's fastest ever goal in a UEFA Champions League final and two from
their Argentinian striker Hernán Crespo looked to have secured Milan's third
UEFA Champions League crown, but second-half goals by Liverpool's talismanic
captain Steven Gerrard, substitute Vladimír micer and Spanish international
Xabi Alonso wiped out Milan's seemingly unassailable half-time advantage.
Fastest goal
There was no time for either side to settle before Milan had taken the lead.
Just 52 seconds were on the clock when Maldini's right-footed volley connected
with Pirlo's free-kick and sailed past Dudek. Kaká had won the free-kick,
drawing a foul by Djimi Traoré, but the goal failed to settle Milan's nerves
completely. After Gennaro Gattuso had struck a free-kick from midfield straight
into touch, Liverpool's captain Gerrard created chances for Riise and Sami
Hyypiä.
García block
Crespo, preferred in attack to Filippo Inzaghi and Jon Dahl Tomasson, almost
scored with a near-post header at a corner in the 14th minute but a combination
of the post and Luis García on the line prevented Milan from doubling their
lead. Liverpool's cause was hardly helped when Harry Kewell, a surprise
selection to partner Milan Baro in attack, pulled up and had to be replaced by
micer after just 23 minutes. Milan were playing with assurance, Pirlo pulling
the strings from midfield and Kaká running with purpose.
García chances
Liverpool then enjoyed their brightest spell of the opening half, but six
minutes before the break they were caught on the counterattack. After García
had had claims for a penalty against Alessandro Nesta waved away, Milan surged
upfield, Kaká found Shevchenko sprinting through the inside-right channel and
there was Crespo to tuck away his strike partner's astute square pass.
Clinical third
Kaká then produced a moment of magic to seemingly finish Liverpool's hopes
before half-time as he swivelled away from his marker before threading a
perfect pass through for Crespo to become only the third player to score twice
in a Champions League final.
Gerrard on target
Hamann came on Steve Finnan for the second half and Liverpool did not have long
to wait to open their account. After a Shevchenko free-kick was spectacularly
tipped to safety by Dudek, at the other end Gerrard rose to head imperiously in
from Riise's cross on 54 minutes.
Liverpool level
Two minutes later micer, playing his last game for the club, finished off a
move involving Alonso and Hamman with a sweetly struck right-footed shot that
Dida could only help into the far corner. Liverpool were on an irresistible
wave and it came as no surprise when they equalised on the hour, Alonso scoring
at the second attempt after Dida had saved a penalty given for a foul by
Gattuso on the marauding Gerrard.
Players tire
After such a spurt it was almost inevitable that Liverpool would tire, and
Traoré had to clear off the line from Shevchenko before Jamie Carragher's
last-ditch tackle foiled Kaká. Gerrard shot over the bar at the other end to
suggest Liverpool were not a completely spent force.
Fresh legs
Late substitutions had seen Cissé come on for Baro, and Tomasson and Serginho
replacing Crespo and Clarence Seedorf, so there were at least some fresh legs
for the additional 30 minutes. Milan's two substitutes came closest to
contriving a breakthrough in the first period but Tomasson just failed to
connect with the Brazilian's cross.
Stunning stop
Liverpool, with Gerrard now very deep, were content to punt long passes up to
Cissé, who made little headway. Milan continued to look the more likely scorers
in the second period, and almost snatched victory with two minutes left, but
Dudek produced an amazing double save to thwart Shevchenko from point-blank
range and take the final to penalties.
maftuch rizqi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Rhino cries,....
See it in your dreams,..... .
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