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The Best Soccer Moments of Zidane

Saturday
Jan 31,2009

Watch the best moments of Zidane in the field. Zinedine Yazid Zidane was born on 23 June in 1972 in Marseille. Popularly he is famous as Zizou or Zidane.

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    • The Best of the Best Goals in Soccer History

    Saturday
    Jan 31,2009

    Missed the famous shot of Maradona, Rivaldo, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Henry, Carlos, Zidane and others? Here it is. Many famous goals compiled together in one place for all soccer lovers.

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    • All Star Soccer 2005

    Sunday
    Jul 6,2008

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    Football for Hope was a FIFA-sponsored football match played between Ronaldinho XI team and Shevchenko XI team on February 15, 2005 at the Nou Camp stadium, Barcelona in support of the relief effort after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami disaster.

    Organised by FIFA and UEFA in consultation with the Royal Spanish Football Federation, and with support from FC Barcelona who provided their stadium and staff free of charge, this benefit match for the victims of the tsunami saw an XI led by Ronaldinho, the 2004 FIFA World Player of the Year, beat a team captained by Andriy Shevchenko, the 2004 European Footballer of the Year, by 6 goals to 3.

    Fifa hopes to raise £7 million in support of the tsunami victims, around a third through the game itself. All proceeds from the Football For Hope match will go to the FIFA/Asian Football Confederation Tsunami Solidarity Fund.

    Shevchenko XI


    Coaches:

    Marcello Lippi, Italy - Italian national team
    Arsène Wenger, France - Arsenal

    Goalkeepers:

    Gianluigi Buffon, Italy - Juventus
    1 - Iker Casillas, Spain - Real Madrid
    12 - Francesco Toldo, Italy - Inter Milan

    Defenders:

    4 - Kakha Kaladze, Georgia - AC Milan
    Christian Karembeu, France - Bastia
    2 - Vincent Kompany, Belgium - Anderlecht
    16 - Samuel Kuffour, Ghana - Bayern Munich
    Paolo Maldini, Italy - AC Milan
    3 - Paolo Montero, Uruguay - Juventus
    5 - Carles Puyol, Spain - Barcelona
    Jaap Stam, Netherlands - AC Milan
    15 - Lilian Thuram, France - Juventus

    Midfielders/ Attackers:

    Roberto Baggio, Italy - retired
    Michael Ballack, Germany - Bayern Munich
    23 - David Beckham, England - Real Madrid
    13 - Sebastian Deisler, Germany - Bayern Munich
    9 - Alessandro Del Piero, Italy - Juventus
    6 - Steven Gerrard, England - Liverpool
    8 - Ludovic Giuly, France - Barcelona
    14 - Thierry Henry, France - Arsenal
    15 - Jari Litmanen, Finland - Malmö
    Pavel Nedvěd, Czech Republic - Juventus
    11 - Raúl, Spain - Real Madrid
    Sergei Semak, Russia - CSKA Moscow
    7 - Andriy Shevchenko, Ukraine - AC Milan
    20 - David Suazo, Honduras - Cagliari
    Francesco Totti, Italy - AS Roma
    Patrick Vieira, France - Arsenal
    17 - Johann Vogel, Switzerland - PSV
    10 - Zinedine Zidane, France - Real Madrid
    18 - Gianfranco Zola, Italy - Cagliari
    9 - Hakan Şükür, Turkey - Galatasaray

    Ronaldinho XI


    Coaches:

    Carlos Alberto Parreira, Brazil - Brazilian national team
    Frank Rijkaard, Netherlands - Barcelona

    Goalkeepers:

    1 - Dida, Brazil - AC Milan
    12 - Idriss Kameni, Cameroon - Espanyol

    Defenders:

    2 - Cafú, Brazil - AC Milan
    3 - Iván Córdoba, Colombia - Inter Milan
    Cris, Brazil - Lyon
    Gabriel Heinze, Argentina - Manchester United
    15 - Radhi Jaidi, Tunisia - Bolton Wanderers
    Lúcio, Brazil - Bayern Munich
    4 - Rafael Márquez, Mexico - Barcelona
    19 - Lucas Radebe, South Africa - Leeds United
    Javier Zanetti, Argentina - Inter Milan
    5 - Rigobert Song, Cameroon - Galatasaray

    Midfielders/ Attackers:

    Adriano, Brazil - Inter Milan
    18 - DaMarcus Beasley, USA - PSV
    16 - Delron Buckley, South Africa - Arminia Bielefeld
    17 - Henri Camara, Senegal - Southampton
    Esteban Cambiasso, Argentina - Inter Milan
    11 - Cha Du-Ri, South Korea - Eintracht Frankfurt
    20 - Deco, Portugal - Barcelona
    Didier Drogba, Côte d’Ivoire - Chelsea
    Brett Emerton, Australia - Blackburn Rovers
    Michael Essien, Ghana - Lyon
    9 - Samuel Eto’o, Cameroon - Barcelona
    Juninho, Brazil - Lyon
    22 - Kaká, Brazil - AC Milan
    Li Tie, China - Everton
    8 - Mehdi Mahdavikia, Iran - Hamburg
    13 - Obafemi Martins, Nigeria - Inter Milan
    7 - Hidetoshi Nakata, Japan - Fiorentina
    21 - Park Ji-Sung, South Korea - PSV
    Ronaldo, Brazil - Real Madrid
    10 - Ronaldinho, Brazil - Barcelona

    Note: All club affiliations for both sides reflect those existing at the time of the match.

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    • EL MEJOR ZIDANE!!

    Sunday
    Jul 6,2008

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    • Reportage - Zinedine Zidane Allemagne 2006

    Saturday
    Jul 5,2008


    France began the tournament in similar fashion to their dismal performance in Korea/Japan, frustrated to a 0-0 draw against Switzerland. In the closing minutes of France’s second match of the group stage, against South Korea, Zidane was yellow-carded after pushing an opposing defender, which was his second booking of the tournament and resulted in his suspension from the final match of the group stage. France nonetheless advanced to the knockout round after beating Togo 2-0. Zidane returned to action in the second round match against Spain, setting up Patrick Vieira for a goal by sending a free kick into the penalty area, and scoring one himself in the 91st minute after going down the left wing then firing the ball past Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas. The victory sent France into the quarter-final against defending champions Brazil in a rematch of the 1998 final. As France held Brazil to just one shot on goal for the entire match, Zidane’s free kick led to a goal by Thierry Henry, sealing a 1-0 win. Zidane was named “Budweiser Man of the Match” by FIFA. In the semi-final against Portugal four days later, Zidane netted a penalty for the only goal of the match that saw France through to the final against Italy on 9 July, in what would be his career finale.

    After scoring a 7th-minute penalty with a chip shot that hit the crossbar and narrowly crossed the goal line, Zidane became only the fourth player in World Cup history to score in two different finals, along with Pelé, Paul Breitner, and Vavá, in addition to being tied for first place with Vavá, Pelé and Geoff Hurst with three WC final goals apiece. However, he was sent off (see below) in the 110th minute with the match tied 1-1, and did not participate in the penalty shootout, which Italy won 5-3. Despite his red card and the controversy that followed, Zidane was nonetheless awarded the Golden Ball as the best player of the competition.

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    • Zidane Official Video

    Saturday
    Jul 5,2008


    In 2004, Forbes magazine named him the 42nd-highest paid athlete in the world, with earnings of US$15.8 million a year. Zidane is the President for Life for Nouvelle Vague, a club in Marseille coached by his brother Farid.Since 2000, Zidane has been consistently voted one of the most popular French personalities in newspaper polls. He was voted most popular in 2000, 2003, 2004 and 2006, second most popular in 2005, and fourth most popular in 2001 and in 2002.

    In November 2006, Zidane toured Bangladesh as the guest of Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus, and befriended UK-born Bangladeshi rapper Naz Haque Attack. Zidane has said in interviews that Haque’s first touch is as good as his. He also visited the Algerian birthplace of his parents, and met personally with president Abdel Aziz Bouteflika.

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    • Zinedine Zidane in Madrid

    Saturday
    Jul 5,2008

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    Zinedine Yazid Zidane, born 23 June 1972 in Marseille), popularly nicknamed Zizou, is a French former football midfielder of Algerian Kabyle descent. He was a member of the French national team that won the 1998 FIFA World Cup and Euro 2000, and the recipient of the Golden Ball after he captained the French side to the 2006 World Cup final, a match that saw his career end in controversy after he was sent off for headbutting Italy defender Marco Materazzi.

    He played for four European clubs and lifted the 2002 UEFA Champions League trophy with Real Madrid C.F. after scoring the match-winning goal. One of only two three-time FIFA World Player of the Year winners (Ronaldo the other), he also finished in the top three an additional three occasions, and was also named European Footballer of the Year in 1998. In 2004, fans voted him atop UEFA’s fiftieth-anniversary Golden Jubilee Poll, and he was included in Pelé’s FIFA 100.

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