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

Date	Team	Team	Score	Event	Country - Town
2006-04-12	Sri Lanka (175)	Nepal (159)	1:1	Friendly	CHITTAGONG
2006-04-08	Sri Lanka (175)	Chinese Taipei (168)	3:0	Friendly	CHITTAGONG
2006-04-06	Sri Lanka (175)	Nepal (159)	1:1	Friendly	CHITTAGONG
2006-04-06	Bhutan (183)	Brunei Darussalam (N/A)	0:0	Friendly	CHITTAGONG
2006-04-05	Philippines (150)	Afghanistan (136)	1:1	Friendly	CHITTAGONG
2006-04-04	Bhutan (183)	Sri Lanka (175)	0:1	Friendly	CHITTAGONG
2006-04-04	Brunei Darussalam (N/A)	Nepal (159)	2:1	Friendly	CHITTAGONG
2006-04-03	Afghanistan (136)	Chinese Taipei (168)	2:2	Friendly	CHITTAGONG
2006-04-02	Nepal (159)	Bhutan (183)	2:0	Friendly	CHITTAGONG
2006-04-02	Sri Lanka (175)	Brunei Darussalam (N/A)	1:0	Friendly	CHITTAGONG
2006-04-01	Chinese Taipei (168)	Philippines (150)	1:0	Friendly	CHITTAGONG
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Barcelona 4-0 Osasuna: Fabregas and Messi at the double as Catalans close in on Copa del Rey quarterfinals

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Mainz upsets Bayern Munich 3-2

Bayern Munich wasted a chance to go top of the Bundesliga after losing at Mainz 3-2 on Sunday. Andreas Ivanschitz, Marco Caligiuri and Niko Bungert all scored for the home side, with Daniel van Buyten scoring twice for Bayern. The Bayern defender might have claimed a hat trick in injury time when he fired wide from close range.

Standing is safe and exciting, says stadium designer

Standing areas at stadiums could make a return now that they can be safely managed, one of the world's leading stadium architects said on Tuesday.

Qatar urged to scrap air conditioning in stadiums

After all the talk of using state-of-the-art air conditioning to cool stadiums at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, the architect in charge of one of the venues claimed Tuesday that a more old-fashioned solution would be cheaper and better. Leading firm Populous, which is designing the Sports City stadium in Doha, is trying to persuade Qatari organizers to scrap plans to have air conditioning at the...

Qatar urged to reject air conditioning in stadiums

Architects designing a 2022 World Cup stadium are trying to persuade Qatari organizers to scrap plans to have air conditioning in the venue. John Barrow of leading firm Populous says air conditioning is too expensive and "notoriously unsustainable" when used on a large scale. Air-conditioned stadiums to beat 50-degree (122 Fahrenheit) desert heat in June were a defining theme of...

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Ivanschitz sets Austria on way to rare away win

Austria playmaker Andreas Ivanschitz celebrated his international return after a two-and-a-half year absence with the opening goal in a 4-1 Euro 2012 qualifying win away to 10-man Azerbaijan on Friday.

Ivanschitz back for Austria after long absence

Austrian playmaker Andreas Ivanschitz was given an immediate recall on Tuesday in the first squad named since the departure of coach Didi Constantini.

Austria's Ivanschitz returns for qualifiers

Former Austria captain Andreas Ivanschitz has been called up for next month's European Championship qualifiers against Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan after 2 1/2 years away from the team. The Mainz midfielder never played under coach Dietmar Constantini, who stepped down this month, but was included in the 23-man squad announced Tuesday by interim coach Willi Ruttensteiner.

Former AFC official commends Bin Hammam life ban

Former Asian Football Confederation general secretary Peter Velappan has commended the lifetime ban handed to Mohamed bin Hammam, describing the one-time candidate for the FIFA presidency as "the architect of bribery and corruption" in the region. FIFA found on Saturday imposed the ban after finding the suspended Asian Football Confederation president guilty of bribery allegations in his...

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