Are you looking for the best football (soccer) stadiums in the world? Here is a list of seven that are thought to be the best in the world. Maybe you can catch a soccer game at one sometime!
Nou Camp, Spain made the list. Nou Camp is in Barcelona Spain. It's the home to FC Barcelona. Nou Camp is the largest stadium in Europe. It seats 118,000 people.
It is alleged that country's military dictatorship aided Argentina's win in the 978 world cup.The controversy still remains unsolved and equally regretful.The winning team still regrets playing that match, while fans don't consider it worthy enough to mention.
I'm afraid he'll have to wait until the next game.
Argentina won their first World Cup game, 1-0 against Nigeria, but Lionel Messi didn't score the goal he was looking for. He attempted a number of shots but he was stopped by a fantastic performance from the Nigerian keeper Vincent Eneyama. Will he be able to break the ice against South Korea?
He knows best, he should retire if he doesn't feel right.
Tevez tired? He must be joking!
Carlos Tevez made a pretty surprising statement after the Argentina vs Spain friendly game, hinting that he might not be at the 2014 World Cup: "I'm tired. I'm 26. I'm old," he said. "I don't know if I will make it to 2014." What do you think?
With only three months to go now before the World Cup begins in South Africa, I don't know about you but I am starting to get very excited! I am voting for Spain myself, but who are you going to vote for? Maybe you don't believe it will be any of the five countries listed (if not leave a comment below).
Throughout the history of World Cup 75 national teams were able to represent their countries in the biggest, most popular sporting event in the world.
However, few of these teams have left a mark and a legacy.
Argentina progressed to the quarter-finals of the World Cup with a 3-1 win over Mexico yesterday. Diego Maradona's men are no doubt serious contenders to lift the trophy on July 11th but do you think they can go all the way? Vote now!
Let the Sheiks decide. That's only pocket change to them.
The kid's golden. One for the future and that type of cash!
Man City execs have said they are willing to break the British Transfer fee for young Argentinian striker Angel Di Maria. Is he worth the money they say he is or is it just to put off other potential suitors?
