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The Argentine feels that the Bundesliga club have every chance of getting a result at the Santiago Bernabeu, and has advised them to press high up the pitch Former  Bayern Munich  defender Martin Demichelis believes that the Bavarians have a good chance of reaching the Champions League final. Bayern beat  Real Madrid  2-1 at the Allianz Arena in the first leg of their semi-final tie, and the current Malaga centre-back feels they can cause an upset at the Santiago Bernabeu if they play their own game on Wednesday. "The Real Madrid forwards aren't so keen on defending, so the FCB defenders and midfielders will get time on the ball. That's the platform for them to try their luck up front. In my opinion, Bayern have a good chance of making the final," Demichelis said to the official Bayern website. "I'm expecting Bayern to be confident and unafraid, even though Real are very good at home. But they've generally conceded a goal i...

Barcelone vs Real Madrid NEXT MATCH 30/01/2013 CLICK HERE Tout le monde les voyait déjà en finale.. Mais non ! Les deux clubs espagnols encore en lice en Ligue des Champions ont tous les deux perdu face à leurs adversaires du soir (Le Bayern Munich pour le Real, et Chelsea pour le Barça). C'est donc pour cela que ce Clasico de samedi prochain aura une saveur toute particulière: les deux grosses cylindrées que sont Madrid et Barcelone vont vouloir à tout prix prendre un bol d'air frais avant d'aborder un sprint final haletant. Le Real pour reprendre confiance Les hommes de Mourinho font une saison particulièrement brillante. Emmenés par un CR7 qui enchaine but sur but (Il a marqué plus de buts qu'il n'a joué de match depuis son arrivée en Espagne), les coéquipiers de Karim Benzema restaient sur une série exceptionnelle avant leur défaite face à Munich (2 à 1). Leur dernier revers remontait en janvier et une défaite contre le ... Barça ! Pour être plus...

The ex-Blancos striker suspects that his old side will crack under the pressure if their one-time 10-point advantage is reduced to a solitary point on Saturday night Former  Real Madrid  hitman Fernando Morientes believes that a victory for  Barcelona  in this weekend's Clasico would strike fear into the hearts of Los Blancos. The now-retired striker's old club go into the game at Camp Nou with a four-point advantage in hand over their Catalan arrivals, meaning Jose Mourinho's men will still be on top of the table regardless of the result. However, Morientes feels that the balance of power will shift dramatically in favour of the Blaugrana if they triumph on Saturday night given they were 10 points adrift as recently as last month. "If Barca win they will fill Madrid with fear in their bodies, because in just a short time they will have seen their 10-point cushion [dramatically] reduced," the former Spain international is quoted as sa...

The experienced shot-stopper thinks that his side's success in the league is not guaranteed, while saying Mourinho's men deserved a better result against Valencia Real Madrid  captain  Iker Casillas  has admitted that his side may end up not winning La Liga. Sunday's goalless draw against Valencia at the Santiago Bernabeu has left Madrid four points above Barcelona, less than a month after they were 10 points clear at the summit. "I believe Madrid could lose La Liga, because Barcelona are also fighting and we have not won anything," Casillas told reporters after the stalemate versus Los Che. "We have never said that we had won it [already]. "Our rivals also have a lot to play for and we cannot solely live off being eight or 10 points ahead." The 30-year-old goalkeeper then conceded that Madrid deserved a better result against Valencia and noted that he did not expect to see his side held to a draw. ...

The national team trainer has declared that a new term should be invented for the Barcelona star as the world runs out of superlatives for the three-time Ballon d'Or winner Argentina  coach  Alejandro Sabella  believes  Lionel Messi  is so good that he deserves his own word to describe his undoubted talent. The diminutive attacker has been in superb form this season and has so far scored an incredible 58 goals in all competitions this term. Messi also has a total of 22 goals for Argentina since making his international debut in 2005, and Sabella was full of praise for his star player. "The Royal Academy of Spain should invent a word to define him [Lionel Messi] exactly. For me, as his coach, it is a privilege to direct him," he said in an interview with  Radio Sport Telam . Despite being crowned Ballon d'Or winner for the past three years, his international performances have come under scrutiny at times, and Sabella attempted to e...

The former Spain midfielder has responded to the Real Madrid boss' recent comments that the Catalans are a certainty to make the Champions League final Barcelona  coach  Pep Guardiola  has sarcastically thanked  Real Madrid  trainer  Jose Mourinho  for his faith in the Blaugrana, but has stressed that anything can happen in their Champions League semi-final against Chelsea. Mourinho stated recently that Barca are a certainty for the final in Munich  on May 19, suggesting that Uefa will aid the Catalans, but Guardiola has refused to be drawn into a war of words. "I can only thank Mourinho for his faith in Barcelona," stated Guardiola during a press conference. "We appreciate that he thinks we can make it to the final. However, all four teams can reach the final.  "Am I tired of these mind games? No they are a part of the job." Guardiola then looked ahead to the semi-final against Chelsea, and stressed t...

England forward believes his strike partner at Old Trafford deserves award followin an outstanding breakthrough campaign and tips him for greatness with club and country Manchester United  striker  Wayne Rooney  reveals he will vote for  Danny Welbeck  for the club's Player of the Season award after an impressive breakthrough campaign at Old Trafford. Welbeck was a highly-rated youngster but after growing frustrated at a lack of first-team opportunities last season, he went on a season-long loan at Sunderland and has returned to form an impressive partnership with Wayne Rooney. Welbeck’s fine season has seen him break into the England squad and Rooney believes his strike partner has the potential to be a great player. "There are a few candidates for Player of the Season, but I'd have to say Welbeck," Rooney told  The Mirror . "Danny's been brilliant and has spent a lot of time working on his finishing which has paid off. "...

The Catalan coach has insisted that his side were deservedly awarded two spot-kicks during their Champions League quarter-final win against Milan Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola has launched a staunch defence of his side, with criticism mounting in from some quarters after the Blaugrana were awarded two penalties during their 3-1 win over AC Milan in their Champions League quarter-final second-leg clash at Camp Nou. Referee Bjorn Kuipers’ decision to give the Catalans a pair of spot-kicks in the match has already attracted its fair share of controversy, with Milan forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic claiming a Uefa conspiracy to put Barcelona in the final. However, a defiant Guardiola has maintained that both calls were fully warranted. "We didn't complain on penalties on the first leg. The replays show that it was a penalty both times. When you're holding the shirt of a player in the box, it’s a penalty. I’ve been taught this since I was ...

The former Fiorentina trainer refused to be downbeat about the loss to the North Americans and believes his side will still have a positive showing at this summer's tournament Italy  boss  Cesare Prandelli  has spoken about his side's 1-0 friendly loss at home to the United States, believing that his team should have come away with a win. Italy fell in Genoa to a solitary strike from Clint Dempsey that saw the home side lose its first ever match to the USA. Speaking immediately following the loss, Prandelli proclaimed his optimism: "It was an undeserved loss, but with this spirit we will have a great European Championship because I was happy with the squad. "Obviously to play every three months is complicated, but I'm convinced that we will have a great Euro 2012." The 54-year-old then commented on some of the individual performances, including starter Sebastian Giovinco and debutant Fabio Borini. "Giovinco? He ...