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Results for matches played in BELLEVUE from (2006-01-01)

Date		Team		Team	Score	Event	Country - Town
2007-03-21		Mauritius (169)		Co´te d´Ivoire (32)	0:3	Friendly	BELLEVUE
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Tevez left out of Sabella's foreign-based Argentina squad

The Manchester City star has been omitted from the 18-man roster, which features a maiden call-up for Universidad de Chile's Matias Rodriguez

Sol Campbell: Terry racism row influenced decision to omit Ferdinand from England squad

The former Gunners stopper was stunned by the idea that the Manchester United man was excluded purely for footballing reasons, and believes that off-field issues are to blame

Sol Campbell: Van Persie will leave Arsenal if it fails to spend this summer

The retired defender hails the Dutchman's form this season but warns the Gunners they must splash the cash and strengthen their squad to prove their ambition

Inter 5-4 Genoa: Milito nets hat trick while Julio Cesar and Belluschi are dismissed as Nerazzurri edge fascinating nine-goal thriller at San Siro

Argentine strikes clinical treble in extraordinary encounter which sees new home coach get of to the best possible start

Transparency International 'disappointed' with lack of progress in FIFA's reform process

The anti-corruption organization is far from pleased that FIFA has not yet undergone many of the changes it had promised, and labelled the reformation process as 'unclear'.

Montpellier beats Saint-Etienne 1-0 in France

Montpellier put pressure on Paris Saint-Germain in the French title race by taking the provisional lead with a 1-0 victory over Saint-Etienne on Saturday. Olivier Giroud notched his 18th goal this season by volleying home from the edge of the box in the 89th minute. Saint-Etienne was down to 10 men from the 76th when defender Jean-Pascal Mignot was red-carded for fouling Remy Cabella who was clean...

Sunderland ease past 10-man QPR 3-1 in EPL<<

Sunderland took advantage of another red card for Djibril Cisse by pounding Queens Park Rangers 3-1 in the English Premier League on Saturday. QPR was already a goal down when Cisse's two-footed tackle on substitute Fraizer Campbell earned him a second sending off in only his fifth QPR match. James McClean doubled the lead and Stephane Sessegnon made it 3-0 six minutes later, while QPR defender...

Hong Kong police arrest 10-year-old boy for kicking opponent in the face during match

Hong Kong youth side ESF Lions had a grudge to settle going into their match with rivals Kitchee Escola, having lost the previous encounter 16-0. The bad blood wasn't helped when one of the Lions earned himself a trip to the police station â€” and the starring role in a race scandal â€” by delivering a fairly unsubtle kick to the head of an opponent who had suffered a bad tackle. Reports The Telegraph : A 10-year-old boy was released on bail after being arrested for kicking an opponent in the head during a school football match in Hong Kong, police said on Monday. The violent incident sparked an ugly race row after a video was posted online showing the Caucasian boy kicking his 12-year-old Chinese opponent during an ill-tempered match a week ago. Parents of the Asian boy filed a police complaint after the game between ESF Lions and Kitchee Escola descended into chaos, with fathers and the ESF coach engaged in an angry on-field altercation. As the arrested child was representing the English Schools Foundation, a government-funded school network that teaches the kids of expatriates, accusations of racial motivation have quickly surfaced: a number of Hong Kong websites have labelled the predominantly Caucasian team as 'white bullies'. Kitchee's coach has played down the racism angle, but it has certainly sparked an ugly row in the city state formerly owned by the British Empire.

Di Matteo backs Chelsea to test City

Roberto di Matteo has no qualms about taking his Chelsea side to Premier League title contenders Manchester City on Wednesday despite the absence of injured captain John Terry. Former Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas, shortly before he was sacked, labelled City's squad "a...

Lennon fury as 'crime' shatters Celtic treble bid

Celtic manager Neil Lennon said a "criminal" refereeing decision cost his side a shot at a domestic treble after the Scottish League Cup final defeat to Kilmarnock. The Hoops were on top for the majority of the match at Hampden with Kilmarnock keeper Cammy Bell starring...

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