Saturday, September 12, 2009

MESSI Scores For Barca On His Return

Surely the talk about our National Team will continue to go on an on and until we get to hear any latest development (if there is any) but for now I would like to put our attention back to the European league fixture on Saturday.

Lionel MESSI returns to Barcelona with a goal after enduring in what could be his worst ever week in his football career. The defending champion defeated Getafe 2-0 with both goals coming from the second half.

Originally, he was left on the bench alongside other first team players as coach Pep GUARDIOLA wanted them to be fresh for the Champions League trip against Inter Milan. As soon as MESSI (together with INIESTA) was brought in the 58th minute the tide change in Barca’s favour.

Summer signing Zlatan IBRAHIMOVIC gave Barca the lead in the 66th minute and MESSI sealed the deal for them in the 80th minute. Daniel ALVES, having also come off the bench, sent over a deep cross that IBRAHIMOVIC controlled before unselfishly chipping back across goal for the unmarked MESSI to thump a powerful header into the roof of the net.

I was personally happy to see MESSI with all that smile on his face and really praying hard that with the help of some Devine Intervention we will get to see that smile from him against Peru and Uruguay.

In French Ligue 1, Montpellier defeated Lens 1-0 with a penalty from Alberto COSTA. Meanwhile in Russia, Alejandro DOMINGUEZ scored from the spot for FK Rubin in their 5-0 Saturn Moscow. Lastly in the Swiss Super League, Eulogio ZARATE scored twice for Grasshopper in their 3-4 defeat to FC Zurich.

7 comments:

Mohd said...

what a waste! so sad to see this amazing player and wonderful person so lost with Argentina.

white n blue said...

If Pep Guardioala coach Argentina NT....

andaman said...

Can we borrow Pep for the next 2 games

Batigol9 said...

brilliant goal by milito i just saw it live :),and i watched the Barca game yesterday,Messi was really sublime and turned the game around in just 30 mins

Unknown said...

Yeah- but it took him till the 88th minute to do it! :)

Just kidding. It was an amazing goal.

Unknown said...

oops -- i emant to post that about the Milito goal.

Knew that Mesi would play lights out. He's mad and sad right now. The Inter - Barca game will be a diabolocal reshuffling of braxil - argentina, all mixing up and playing against each other. Can't wait!

white n blue said...

Watching argentina players score goal for their clubs make it clear: They prove effective if handled by 'true' coach...I know the situation is complicated!
Last news I hear Messi father complain to AFA official that his son didn't talk with Maradona (later Jorge deny it).
Still wait for Maradona reaction! I don't if Maradona exclude Messi from NT. What a disaster....