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With an extraordinary treble win at the Copa del Rey, Primera Division, and the Champions League in his first campaign, Pep Guardiola has created a special place in the history of FC Barcelona. After announcing his retirement from the job after four glorious years with Barcelona he was replaced by Tito Vilanova, who had worked as his assistant. This article takes a look at Pep Guardiola’s achievements during his time as coach for FC Barcelona.

Although Jordi Alba made over one hundred appearances for Valencia, he enjoyed a fairly low profile before Euro 2012. However, his generous efforts coupled with his fervent defending and swift runs propelled the Catalan into the spotlight, and made fans see the potential and passion of Alba as he became one of the most influential players in the tournament.

In this article, we will have a look at the history of changes in soccer football rules in the 19th and 20th centuries. In the context of this article, we are going to use the terms “Soccer” and “Football” interchangeable and both the terms essentially means the world’s favourite game which we all love. Since the first meeting of The Football Association (FA), the world’s first official football body, on 26 October 1863, there were considerable changes in soccer rules. The objective of this article is purely to look at the history of changes in soccer rules and how the game rules evolved over a period of time. All the facts and timelines mentioned in this article are from my thorough research and study of the subject matter.

Spain sealed their top position in Euro 2012 by defeating Italy by 4-0 in the final and creating history. Together they became a team that could be defeated by none. The exceptional match between Spain and Italy showcased outstanding skills of FC Barcelona players who were considered major contributors to their success.

So if you’re one of those people that think athletes are a bunch of “dumb jocks”, think again. There’s research that has come out and has been published in Men’s Fitness Magazine that’s saying that soccer players are outperforming the public in mental abilities.

Futbol Club Barcelona was founded in 1899 by a team of English, Swiss, and Catalan footballers, headed by Joan Gamper and today the club enjoys spectacular worldwide support, as well as being one of the most popular expressions of Catalanism and Catalan culture. This sometimes puts it at odds with Real Madrid and the result is a long-standing rivalry between the two biggest clubs in Spain, whose highly anticipated matches are dubbed “el clasico”, with Barcelona representing a Spain of regions against Real Madrid’s centralist vision of the country.

In the recent UEFA Euro 2012 Soccer tournament there were 71 goals scored. 22 of those goals were headers. Headers usually play a key factor in the outcome of soccer matches on the Professional level.

Born on 17 September 1969, Tito Vilanova is a retired Spanish footballer who used to play as the central midfielder. He had a pretty unassuming professional career, and played about 26 La Liga games in a time span of three years. After that he became associated with the FC Barcelona as an assistant coach under Pep Guardiola, during which time they won 14 major titles; and when Guardiola quit the job, Vilanova took over.

The English Premier League is a big competition which in itself attracts numerous bets. This means that the odds are wide spread and therefore lots needs to be done before placing a bet on the matches to get the very best of the bets. The best odds are not that hard to find especially now that there are very good betting sites which come complete with odds from some of the top bookmakers.

This article highlights the top five place where a Liverpool shirt would cause offense or social discomfort for the wearer. Its hoped that this little guide would help strengthen goodwill towards those clothed in Liverpool shirts.

Anyone in England who watched the 2010 World Cup game between England and Germany should have been screaming for the introduction of goal-line technology. With England 2-1 down, Frank Lampard fired a shot that clearly crossed the line and would have levelled the scores and probably changed the rest of the match. But the goal was not given and Germany went on to record a comfortable 4-1 win, leaving England to pack and go home. Would technology have made a difference?

England can adopt various approaches to stop failing at major tournaments. The FA should encourage the appointment of more English managers because they tend to recruit players from their native countries just like other managers. Players should also be taught technical skills and the physical aspects of the game right from the beginning.