Daftar Hotel - By playing two matches in Group H tonight, between Chile and Spain vs. Honduras contra Switzerland, then all contestants team World Cup (the PD) 2010 South Africa will kelar melakoni its inaugural game. But as is known, there are no pauses between game schedule with a group stage first phase (waves) matches both. For proof, just hose about two hours after the Spanish-Swiss parties in Durban later tonight, party A group of South Africa was ready to be held against Uruguay (broadcast on Thursdays at 1:30 pm).
Hotel di Bali - Perhaps, it could be considered still too early to review the record number of games that already exist today. But it would not hurt as well, because after all since the first game was held, FIFA and its committees, as well as mass media itself, have noted a variety of data and incidents. Here for example, some parts of the data recorded and attract scrutiny.
From group A to H, if it involves all the teams that have dropped a match at the beginning of the party, it will be carrying a total of 16 matches. That means one-third, aka 16 of a total of 48 group stage matches, or one quarter of the total 64 games in 2010 PD (including the seizure of the 3rd place). Have entered a quarter section, then what were the results so far?
Apart from the two Group H matches tonight, from 14 games already in progress, carrying as many as 22 goals have been created, plus an own goal. Top scorer whom? No, because so far the goal scorer who has a new record could menceploskan one goal each course. Unless one or both H group games tonight there that can do that, then the record of goals will still be shared equally by the players.
Meanwhile, in terms of discipline and abuse (in the field), there were 44 yellow cards have been issued by the referee, plus 4 (four) red cards issued by one of them directly (straight red card). Instead, each game also registered the FIFA best player option (Man of the Match), who according to data thus far did not have a goalscorer.
The notes above, it still will increase along with continued running game after game. Even perhaps, there will be inclined to increase the amount of data (goals, cards and so on), because usually in the second and third appearance in the group, many of the contestants - before the later half to get home - will play more aggressively to achieve maximum results.
That is, if these six days (since last Friday, June 11, Red) PD event was already quite competitive and exciting, so-so soccer enthusiasts hope the next six days - and the next - would be more exciting. There will still be plenty of action amazing, beautiful goals, successes and failures, as well as all the drama on the field. But in the meantime, please refer to the first piece of data-facts below. (ITO / jpnn)
About 'First' and Business 'Ter-':
-The first goal: Siphiwe Tshabalala (South Africa)
The first penalty-goal: Asamoah Gyan (Ghana)
-Quickest goal: Steven Gerrard (England; minute 4)
The last-Gol: Winston Reid (New Zealand, minute 93)
-The first own goal: Daniel Agger (Danish)
, The largest Scores: Germany v Australia (4-0)
First-Booked: Efrain Juarez (Mexico)
Ke-2/kartu red-yellow card first: Nicolas Lodeiro (Uruguay)
-The first straight red card: Tim Cahill (Australia)
Soccer corner-One: Mexico
First-Free-kick: Mexico
-Kick into the first hurdle: Mexico
Data-Facts 14 matches (Group A s / d G)
Total Goals: 22 (+ 1 own goal)
Number of Yellow Cards: 44
Number of Red Cards: 4 (three of them through his second yellow card)
Recipient's red card: Lodeiro Nicolas (Uruguayan), Abdelkader Ghezzal (of Algeria), Aleksander Lukovic (Serbia), Tim Cahill (Australia)
List of scorers:
Siphiwe Tshabalala (South Africa), Rafael Marquez (Mexico), Lee Jung Soo & Park Ji Sung (South Korea), Gabriel Heinze (Argentina), Steven Gerrard (England), Clint Dempsey (USA), Robert Koren (Slovenia), Asamoah Gyan ( Ghana), Lukas Podolski, Miroslav Klose, Thomas Mueller & Cacau (Germany), Dirk Kuyt (Netherlands), Keisuke Honda (Japan), Antolin Alcaraz (Paraguay), Daniele De Rossi (Italy), Robert Vittek (Slovakia), Winston Reid (New Zealand), Maicon & Elano (Brazil), Ji Yun-Nam (North)
Printers Own goals:
Daniel Agger (Danish)
List Man of the Match:
-South Africa v Mexico: Siphiwe Tshabalala
-France v Uruguay: Diego Forlan *
-Greece v South Korea: Park Ji Sung
-Argentina v Nigeria: Vincent Enyeama **
-England v United States: Tim Howard **
-Algeria v Slovenia: Koren Robert
-Serbia v Ghana: Asamoah Gyan
V Australia-Germany: Lukas Podolski
Danish-Netherlands v: Wesley Sneijder *
-Japan v Cameroon: Keisuke Honda
-Italy v Paraguay: Antolin Alcaraz
-New Zealand v Slovakia: Robert Vittek
Ivory Coast v-Portugal: Cristiano Ronaldo *
-Brazil v N Korea: Maicon
Ket.:
>> Selection of the best players also take advantage of the option (voting) penyimak matchcast FIFA.
*) Not scored.
**) Goalie (and did not score a goal).
Source: FIFA.com
Hotel di Bali - Perhaps, it could be considered still too early to review the record number of games that already exist today. But it would not hurt as well, because after all since the first game was held, FIFA and its committees, as well as mass media itself, have noted a variety of data and incidents. Here for example, some parts of the data recorded and attract scrutiny.
From group A to H, if it involves all the teams that have dropped a match at the beginning of the party, it will be carrying a total of 16 matches. That means one-third, aka 16 of a total of 48 group stage matches, or one quarter of the total 64 games in 2010 PD (including the seizure of the 3rd place). Have entered a quarter section, then what were the results so far?
Apart from the two Group H matches tonight, from 14 games already in progress, carrying as many as 22 goals have been created, plus an own goal. Top scorer whom? No, because so far the goal scorer who has a new record could menceploskan one goal each course. Unless one or both H group games tonight there that can do that, then the record of goals will still be shared equally by the players.
Meanwhile, in terms of discipline and abuse (in the field), there were 44 yellow cards have been issued by the referee, plus 4 (four) red cards issued by one of them directly (straight red card). Instead, each game also registered the FIFA best player option (Man of the Match), who according to data thus far did not have a goalscorer.
The notes above, it still will increase along with continued running game after game. Even perhaps, there will be inclined to increase the amount of data (goals, cards and so on), because usually in the second and third appearance in the group, many of the contestants - before the later half to get home - will play more aggressively to achieve maximum results.
That is, if these six days (since last Friday, June 11, Red) PD event was already quite competitive and exciting, so-so soccer enthusiasts hope the next six days - and the next - would be more exciting. There will still be plenty of action amazing, beautiful goals, successes and failures, as well as all the drama on the field. But in the meantime, please refer to the first piece of data-facts below. (ITO / jpnn)
About 'First' and Business 'Ter-':
-The first goal: Siphiwe Tshabalala (South Africa)
The first penalty-goal: Asamoah Gyan (Ghana)
-Quickest goal: Steven Gerrard (England; minute 4)
The last-Gol: Winston Reid (New Zealand, minute 93)
-The first own goal: Daniel Agger (Danish)
, The largest Scores: Germany v Australia (4-0)
First-Booked: Efrain Juarez (Mexico)
Ke-2/kartu red-yellow card first: Nicolas Lodeiro (Uruguay)
-The first straight red card: Tim Cahill (Australia)
Soccer corner-One: Mexico
First-Free-kick: Mexico
-Kick into the first hurdle: Mexico
Data-Facts 14 matches (Group A s / d G)
Total Goals: 22 (+ 1 own goal)
Number of Yellow Cards: 44
Number of Red Cards: 4 (three of them through his second yellow card)
Recipient's red card: Lodeiro Nicolas (Uruguayan), Abdelkader Ghezzal (of Algeria), Aleksander Lukovic (Serbia), Tim Cahill (Australia)
List of scorers:
Siphiwe Tshabalala (South Africa), Rafael Marquez (Mexico), Lee Jung Soo & Park Ji Sung (South Korea), Gabriel Heinze (Argentina), Steven Gerrard (England), Clint Dempsey (USA), Robert Koren (Slovenia), Asamoah Gyan ( Ghana), Lukas Podolski, Miroslav Klose, Thomas Mueller & Cacau (Germany), Dirk Kuyt (Netherlands), Keisuke Honda (Japan), Antolin Alcaraz (Paraguay), Daniele De Rossi (Italy), Robert Vittek (Slovakia), Winston Reid (New Zealand), Maicon & Elano (Brazil), Ji Yun-Nam (North)
Printers Own goals:
Daniel Agger (Danish)
List Man of the Match:
-South Africa v Mexico: Siphiwe Tshabalala
-France v Uruguay: Diego Forlan *
-Greece v South Korea: Park Ji Sung
-Argentina v Nigeria: Vincent Enyeama **
-England v United States: Tim Howard **
-Algeria v Slovenia: Koren Robert
-Serbia v Ghana: Asamoah Gyan
V Australia-Germany: Lukas Podolski
Danish-Netherlands v: Wesley Sneijder *
-Japan v Cameroon: Keisuke Honda
-Italy v Paraguay: Antolin Alcaraz
-New Zealand v Slovakia: Robert Vittek
Ivory Coast v-Portugal: Cristiano Ronaldo *
-Brazil v N Korea: Maicon
Ket.:
>> Selection of the best players also take advantage of the option (voting) penyimak matchcast FIFA.
*) Not scored.
**) Goalie (and did not score a goal).
Source: FIFA.com
