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1FIFA series Empty FIFA series 2011-01-22, 22:41

Bruce  

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What are your thoughts of the FIFA series? I'll also post here with game results Smile

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2FIFA series Empty Re: FIFA series 2011-01-22, 22:42

Bruce  

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So, I'm going to record scores, red cards, funny moments, my thoughts, and adventures from 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa: The Video Game. If you're real good, I'll throw in some videos in HD and some pics, in HD.


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v. Saint Lucia

Result:
Spain 5—2 Saint Lucia

Match summary:
This friendly between reigning champions Spain and the small Caribbean island of Saint Lucia began with a bang. Fernando Torres was on a breakaway approaching the fourth minute, when Saint Lucian defender Jamal Joseph tackled him just outside the penalty box. David Villa took the ensuing direct free kick and scored off of it, giving the Spanish an early lead. Saint Lucia got an equalizer off a penalty kick in the 29th minute, when Kenwin McPhee scored in the top left corner, beating Iker Casillas, after being tripped up in the box by Carles Puyol. Spain came right back to re-take their lead, with Fernando Torres scoring an amazing goal straight from kickoff, catching goalkeeper Danny Mitchell off-guard. Spain closed the first half with a third goal, second by David Villa, coming off a corner kick. The initial header by Andrés Iniesta was blocked, but Villa pounded the rebound in. Torres opened the second half the way the game started: with another bang. Actually, it was another breakaway goal. Torres always seems to have a hunch to get open and score 1-on-1 against the keeper. However, Iker Casillas and the rest of the Spanish defense became drowsy and allowed Kenwin McPhee to score a second goal. Andrés Iniesta scored a final reassurance goal off a chip shot, sending goalkeeper Danny Mitchell head-over-heels.


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Spain 5—0 Belarus
Camp Nou, Barcelona, Spain, friendly

Match summary
The friendly between the national teams of Spain and Belarus, an Eastern European nation, was an intense one, beginning and ending with sparks. The game started dangerously for the Spanish in the seventh minute when Belarusian star striker Vyacheslav Hleb was tripped up by Gerard Piqué just outside the penalty area. Iker Casillas punched the resulting free kick, also by Hleb, out of danger for a corner kick. The corner failed to make it into the net, instead rolling out of bounds for a goal kick. The resulting goal kick became an assist for Casillas, as David Villa beat Belarusian goalkeeper Syarhey Vyeramko from outside the penalty box, giving the Spanish a 1—0 lead in the 12th minute. After Vyeramko saved a shot on goal by Andrés Iniesta, the resulting corner kick gave Spain a 2—0 lead, when Iniesta headed in the ball into the back of the net in the 23rd minute. Approaching halftime, David Villa attempted to shoot at the Belarus net, but was tackled within the penalty area. No penalty kick was given by the referee, a sure and intentional foul, and will cause controversy later on. David Villa got a second goal to extend the Spanish lead to 3—0 when he shot on a breakaway from outside the penalty box shortly before the halftime whistle. After a nasty tackle and an almost goal for Belarus, David Villa completed his hat-trick to give Spain a 4—0 lead in the 77th minute, heading a ball from Xavi Hernández on a corner kick. Nearing the end of stoppage time, Fernando Torres got on a breakaway and nearly scored, narrowly punched away by Vyeramko. During the ensuing corner, Villa again scored off a header at the back post. The matched ended 5—0 in Spain's favor, to the delight of all the fans at Camp Nou.

Match facts
FIFA series 13px-Soccerball_shade.svg 12' - David Villa (Spain)
FIFA series 13px-Soccerball_shade.svg 23' - Andrés Iniesta (Spain)
FIFA series 13px-Soccerball_shade.svg 45' - David Villa (Spain)
FIFA series 13px-Soccerball_shade.svg 77' - David Villa (Spain)
FIFA series 13px-Soccerball_shade.svg 90+2' - David Villa (Spain)

Man of the Match: David Villa (Spain, FW), 4 goals

Match statistics
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Current record of Spanish national team: 2—0—0

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3FIFA series Empty Re: FIFA series 2011-01-22, 22:48

Guitarmansuperstar  

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I just got a PS3 a month ago and week before last got FIFA 08, must say, excellent game, very realistic looking I find. I had Fifa 10 on the Wii and typically I get scores like 6-1, 5-0, 6-0 in the 2 or 4 minute matches... how long are your matches actually?

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4FIFA series Empty Re: FIFA series 2011-01-22, 23:26

Bruce  

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They take 10 minutes to simulate a 90-minute match. Get FIFA 11 for XBOX 360 or PS3...its amazing. Wii version sucks, except for having street soccer. Smile

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5FIFA series Empty Re: FIFA series 2011-01-23, 00:54

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All things Wii suck... and I know. btw watching ManU beat B'ham five nil. Personally I enjoy 10/20 min but like the franchise modes and owner modes so I do those alot.

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