real madrid tottenham 2011

Given modern assumptions, it was bullish of the Real manager to have a pair of wingers in Di María and Ronaldo.Tottenham knew better than to be passive in the face of the threat.

He had already been booked by the German referee, Felix Brych, for one ill-advised challenge on Sergio Ramos but ignored the warning and received the second yellow card when, again near the Madrid penalty area, he felled the other full-back, Marcelo. 86' 45:01 The second half begins. The club did not cope well with that adversity and the manager, Harry Redknapp, had Gareth Bale on the right initially, although it is on the other flank that the Welshman causes the kind of panic that not even a team managed by José Mourinho could necessarily resist.In the midst of such deep disappointment, the Tottenham followers may have been numb enough not to be pained too sharply by a pair of goals from a former Arsenal attacker Emmanuel Adebayor, who is with Mourinho on loan from Manchester City.

They were patient as they awaited the faltering of outnumbered opponents.The spirit at least did not dwindle quickly. Tottenham 0 (0)-(5) 1 Real Madrid. Real Madrid Vs. Tottenham Hotspur, 2011 UEFA Champions League: Hosts Cruise To 4-0 VictoryHoward is the HBCU becoming college basketball’s offseason champsHead coach Kenny Blakeney is helping make Howard college basketball’s offseason champs. Jose Mourinho was making substitutions too, taking off Khedira as well as goalscorers Adebayor and di Maria, sending on Lassana Diara, Gonzalo Higuian, and Kaka to replace them, the last of whom was involved in the final goal. Infos de base . Raul Albiol takes the free kick.

Nonetheless, Mourinho had always reckoned that Tottenham could not withstand Real. The left-back crossed and Adebayor was unaccompanied as he placed a meticulous header into the net.Tottenham had to be admired for endeavour, if little else, and it was cruel that a night that had always presented a profound challenge had also seen them strive to meet it with a shortage of players.

At least the third goal had been thrillingly unanswerable, with Angel di María hitting the net with a 25-yarder from an angle.The fast flow of events seldom diminished and Real had been in front from the fourth minute.

Tottenham's handicap was already great enough since Aaron Lennon was taken ill shortly before kick-off, with the vacancy in the starting line-up filled by Jermaine Jenas. Three minutes of injury time came and went, and Tottenham trudged off the field while Madrid celebrated in front of their fans. It is just feasible that even the home crowd noticed that this match was no longer an authentic event.Ronaldo even raised his arms to call for animation from the crowd a moment before he tapped a corner to Marcelo and so had a minor part in helping Real increase the lead after 57 minutes. It will now  take a miracle of unprecedented proportions at White Hart Lane next week to keep Spurs in the Champions League - but it could have all been very different had Lennon been fit and Crouch not been quite so stupid. This match was so great a disappointment that even the Real Madrid supporters might eventually join their opposite numbers in complaining of anticlimax.

Prior to the match, with both teams struggling with injury, Real manager Jose Mourinho had claimed that a 0-0 draw would have been a thoroughly acceptable result for his side, so one can only imagine that he's fairly please with the result - the game ultimately ended at 4-0 and the hosts could have scored more.Tottenham's match started badly as winger Aaron Lennon was taken ill in the tunnel and forced out of the game, replaced at the last minute by Jermaine Jenas, who was dreadful throughout, and things got even worse for Harry Redknapp's side as they conceded from the first corner of the match. Real Madrid began the season finishing runners-up in the Supercopa de España to Barcelona, losing 5–4 on aggregate. Gareth Bale has been advised to end his Real Madrid troubles and return to Tottenham – if he still has the “passion” to play. Although he didn't manage to score, Despite their spirited play (Michael Dawson in particular was at his throw-my-body-at-everything-I'm-an-English-central-defender-pain-is-no-problem best), Tottenham were very lucky not to go into the break further behind.

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Gareth Bale was laid low by cramp and looked in a worrying amount of pain as he lay crumpled in the Madrid half, but while Bale was eventually able to get back up and running, right back Vedran Corluka was nowhere near as lucky. There was little clemency of any other sort for Tottenham on this evening.Spurs manager Harry Redknapp reflects on his team's crushing 4-0 defeat by Real Madrid in the Champions LeagueThe Tottenham Hotspur winger Aaron Lennon has strongly denied his manager Harry Redknapp's claim that he fell ill just before the Champions League quarter-final match at Real MadridPeter Crouch apologised to his team-mates for his red card that was key to Tottenham's defeat against Real Madrid 47:41 Foul by Luka Modric on Sami Khedira, free kick awarded. Real Madrid all but secured passage to the Champions League semi-finals as they put visiting Tottenham Hotspur to the sword at the Santiago Bernabeu. 86' Kaká (Real Madrid) é apanhado em fora-de-jogo. The 2011–12 season is the 108th season in Real Madrid Club de Fútbol's history and their 81st consecutive season in La Liga, the top division of Spanish football.It covers a period from 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012. There might have been an utter rout if Spurs players had retreated and huddled in and around their penalty area. Even when Crouch then saw his red card, Real were not exactly rampant. © 2020 Guardian News & Media Limited or its affiliated companies.

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