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Italy Defeats France in Penalty-Kick Shootout
Italy won its fourth World Cup title, defeating a French team that went into the shootout without its captain and most reliable player.

太太女友”牌”

英各大今天都道了在德世界杯期大出的英格足球的”太太女友”恐怕法出席今後世界杯的消息。

《星期日立》，人在去四乎法躲避英格太太女友成的“古怪行”，但在，人於找到一”解”了：英格足正考禁止些太太女友成加今後的重大比。

道，新任英格主教克拉“太太女友”在德期的古怪行是招惹媒的道感到不快。

《星期日》是：”英格太太女友牌”。

《星期日泰晤士》，太太女友本有可能2008年在地利的洲足球，以及2010年在南非行的世界杯足球去至少每天5英的。在，瑞士的酒店和商店主，到南非普的物中心主，都定”不口”。道，太太女友一起定一家豪酒店的光面”一去不返”。

法席哈克向世界後，告足的法席丹致敬。

席丹在世界冠，法大利延加中，因一，吃牌黯然退，他人是法，都是憾。席哈克，他不知道子，究竟生了什事，不他要向席丹致上最高的敬意，因他展了最高尚的精神，他法人以他。

世界，席哈克也在，他法。法回之後，席哈克要在宴慰勉，席哈克，他告法手，他不需要了球而得，因PK大就好像透一，法只不是不好。

A Star Falters, France Fades, Italy Rejoices
By JERE LONGMAN
Italy won its fourth World Cup title, but the match is certain to be remembered for Zinédine Zidane’s behavior.



BERLIN, July 9 What could have been a glorious coronation of the soccer career of the French captain Zinédine Zidane became a shameful departure Sunday when he was ejected from the World Cup final for committing an astonishing act of unsportsmanlike behavior.

Italy won its fourth World Cup title, by 5-3 in a penalty-kick shootout, after the score remained 1-1 through overtime. But the match is certain to be remembered for Zidane’s head-butting the Italian defender Marco Materazzi in the chest after the two exchanged words in the 109th minute.

With that moment of recklessness during the final game of a career that made him, in the eyes of many, the greatest soccer player of the past 20 years, Zidane, 34, might have cost his team its second World Cup title in eight years. He might have also undermined his reputation for cleverness and flair and decency.

Zidane, the son of Algerian immigrants, is known for his discretion and shyness in France as well as for his soccer brilliance. His two goals in the victorious final of the 1998 World Cup against Brazil struck a blow formulticulturalism and became a rebuke of anti-immigration sentiment in France. But he has had his irresponsible moments on the field.

”Zidane being sent off was the key element of the game,” said France’s coach, Raymond Domenech. ”Especially in extra time the Italian team was obviously waiting for a penalty shootout.” Domenech said he had not seen the play from the bench.

”But if Zidane did what they are saying, then the players regret it and I’m sure Zidane himself regrets it,” he said. ”The man of the match is Materazzi, because he scored and he sent off Zidane. I think this is sad, very sad, for him to end his career like this. I would have preferred to have taken him out five minutes earlier so that the crowd could have applauded him.”

In the seventh minute, Zidane put France ahead, 1-0, on a penalty kick, becoming only the fourth player to score in two World Cup finals. But he apparently grew frustrated after narrowly missing a goal on a header in overtime and at being roughed up by Italy’s rugged defense. He frequently complained to the referee but was told to play on.

In the 109th minute, Materazzi and Zidane seemed to tangle inconsequentially for position, with Materazzi having his arm on Zidane or grabbing him slightly. As the two walked upfield, the players spoke to each other. Then Zidane turned around, approached Materazzi and head-butted him in the sternum.

The two had been at the center of two of the game’s critical plays. It was Materazzi’s clipping of midfielder Florent Malouda in the penalty area that led to Zidane’s penalty kick in the opening minutes. And it was Materazzi, known primarily as a defensive enforcer, who tied the score, 1-1, in the 19th minute with a header off a corner kick.

In overtime, the two became involved again, this time with Zidane suddenly angry and boiling out of control.

Zidane’s head butt left Materazzi collapsed on the field. Italy protested vehemently, and a delay and some confusion followed. Marcello Lippi, the Italian coach, said that officials off the field watched a television replay before a decision was rendered. Unlike the National Football League, soccer does not use replay to adjudicate disputed plays. Observers believed this was the first time a video review had been used.

The match referee, Horacio Elizondo of Argentina, showed a red card to Zidane, ejecting him in the 110th minute. This left France to play the final 10 minutes of overtime with 10 men. Zidane’s absence also meant that France had to face the shootout without its most reliable player. Not only had Zidane scored on a penalty kick earlier in Sunday’s match, but he had also delivered a penalty kick in a 1-0 semifinal victory over Portugal.

This was not the first time Zidane had issues with discipline. He was suspended for France’s final group match in this World Cup after receiving yellow-card warnings for fouls in each of France’s first two matches. During group play of the 1998 World Cup, he received a two-game suspension for stamping on the back of a Saudi Arabian player. In 2000, he was barred for five matches after head-butting an opponent while playing for Juventus of Turin in the Champions League, Europe’s most prestigious club tournament.

With Sunday’s ejection, Zidane left the field, head bowed, and did not return for the postmatch medal ceremony. Perhaps anticipating the outcry against his star’s behavior, Domenech later suggested that perhaps Zidane had felt provoked by the way the Italians nipped at him all game impeding him, knocking him down, injuring his shoulder with a resolute and unapologetic defense.

”There are moments, when you take blows for 80 minutes,” Domenech said. ”I’m not saying I’m excusing it, but I can understand.”

Defender William Gallas also suggested that Zidane had been provoked. ”France was the better team; fate decided otherwise,” he said.

Italy did have its ugly moments in this World Cup. Two players, including Materazzi, were sent off during matches after drawing red cards for fouls. But Italy’s defense also played with great determination and cohesiveness and impenetrability.

Seldom did anyone stray out of position. Midfielder Gennaro Gattuso was relentless in clogging Zidane and others before him in midfield. Fabio Cannavaro, Italy’s captain, was unyielding in central defense. All during the tournament, Italy’s defenders crowded around attackers like iron filings around a magnet.

The only two goals it allowed were a shot it kicked into its own net against the United States, and Zidane’s penalty kick early in Sunday’s match.

Still, Sunday’s game became disjointed and was frequently interrupted by injury on both sides after a promising start. A flurry of action in the first 20 minutes was followed by long stretches in which both teams lacked energy and momentum. In that sense, the final represented the uneven play in this entire low-scoring World Cup.

But that did not stop Italy from celebrating and finally moving beyond the fear of penalty kicks, which had eliminated the Azzurri in three of the previous four World Cups, including the final in 1994.

A number of Italian commentators and even some players spoke of the dread of penalty kicks before this tournament. But during Sunday’s shootout, Andrea Pirlo, Materazzi, Daniele De Rossi, Alessandro Del Piero and Fabio Grosso each took kicks with great assurance and accuracy.

Meanwhile, David Trezeguet, facing a Juventus teammate in goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, knocked his penalty kick errantly into the crossbar on France’s second attempt, the ball ricocheting straight down and missing the goal line by inches. (Trezeguet scored the winning goal in overtime to beat Italy in the final of the 2000 European Championships.)

When Grosso put Italy’s final kick into the upper right corner, France was mathematically eliminated and a relieved Italy began to celebrate.

”We had fear of the penalties,” Gattuso said. ”Our history was not so great, so that was the fear.”

Many thought this World Cup title would remain elusive for another reason a match-fixing scandal that has clouded the results of the top Italian league, known as Serie A. Yet Italy seemed galvanized, not distracted, and added a fourth World Cup trophy to ones previously won in 1934, 1938 and 1982. Only Brazil, with five, has won more.

Lippi, the Italian coach, perhaps recalling the turmoil of Italy’s match-fixing scandal, called Sunday’s victory ”the most satisfying moment of my life.”

Early on, Buffon, Italy’s superb goal keeper, said a World Cup victory might give those involved in Italy’s billowing scandal a kind of amnesty. The scandal involves Italy’s top club, Juventus, and three other clubs. Club officials could face sentencing as early as Tuesday. Sunday night, Gattuso seemed to echo Buffon’s sentiment, saying, ”Maybe this helps the judges know what to do.”

Gattuso added: ”If the scandal hadn’t happened, I think we wouldn’t have won the World Cup. It has given us more strength. The squad showed great heart. Maybe it wasn’t pretty, but we were hard to beat.”

Forward Luca Toni dedicated the victory to all Italians ”from Sicily to Lombardy, who are celebrating in all the little towns; we came here with lots of problems and you can see what a great group we are.”

And now it is France that is leaving with lots of problems, its captain disgraced by a staggering loss of composure.

”It’s awful to see him leave that way,” Domenech said of Zidane, ”because I sincerely believed he would lift that trophy.”

晚看CNN法夫在””前迎 吃午餐 只看後半段 非白人似乎一半以上 他都只是握手的份 有的白人可以寒喧句 法拉是公

Lip-reader reveals what riled Zidane

Tuesday July 11, 2006
The Guardian


An Italian lip-reader last night claimed to have deciphered the words Marco Materazzi said to Zinédine Zidane that provoked the French captain into butting him in the chest during Sunday’s World Cup final, the great midfielder’s final act before a red card ended his career in top-level football.
According to the BBC, Materazzi said, ”I wish an ugly death to you and all your family,” and then told Zidane to ”go fuck yourself”.
Lip-reader reveals what riled Zidane

Tuesday July 11, 2006
The Guardian


An Italian lip-reader last night claimed to have deciphered the words Marco Materazzi said to Zinédine Zidane that provoked the French captain into butting him in the chest during Sunday’s World Cup final, the great midfielder’s final act before a red card ended his career in top-level football.
According to the BBC, Materazzi said, ”I wish an ugly death to you and all your family,” and then told Zidane to ”go fuck yourself”.


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A Paris-based anti-racism group, SOS-Racism, earlier said that ”several very well informed sources” had suggested Zidane was called a ”dirty terrorist”.
But though video evidence is being used to judge Materazzi, it was not used by match officials to condemn Zidane. Fifa yesterday released a statement insisting that ”the fourth referee saw the incident with his own eyes and told the referee and the assistant directly through their headsets”.

The controversy did not stop Zidane from winning the Golden Ball as the World Cup’s best player, ahead of the final’s other captain, Italy’s Fabio Cannavaro. The Frenchman earned 2,012 points in a poll of journalists covering the event, with Cannavaro on 1,977 and the Italian midfielder Andrea Pirlo third with 715.

本世足，最耐人味的事件，就是法足球名席丹，到底什，需要用槌倒大利球「特拉吉」，大利「米育」，特拉吉於自己承，他的是「我想你太太的衣服」，不是外的什恐怖份子，或是候席丹的。
特拉吉，在事之前，他和席丹在攻防有一段短的拉扯，衣服被拉扯的席丹特拉吉，如果特拉吉想要他的衣服，踢完球了他把球衣送特拉吉，而特拉吉回敬一句：「比起你的衣服，我更喜你太太的衣服」，果就是席丹一槌K倒特拉吉，吃了牌下。不特拉吉，在足球上，的言都可以到。
特拉吉且特，他是踢球的人，根本不知道什是「恐怖份子」；然，他更不用候席丹的，因他一向，母是神不可侵犯的。