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June 18, 2008

Brazil vs. Argentina: Your Running Commentary

Brazil and Argentina square off in a crucial World Cup qualifier for both teams in Brazil tonight. If you will be watching the game, and will be online, please feel free to share your thoughts, opinions and some play-by-play in the comments section below.

Enjoy the action.

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38th minute- Okay folks. i'm bagging my commentary until the second half. I will be back though and will post directly in the comments section. Enjoy the match.

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36th minute- Still scoreless.

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27th minute- And there goes my feed again.

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24th minute- Brazil applying some pressure.

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21st minute- Juan gets a yellow card for a foul on Riquelme.

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15th minute- Still no score and my feed is still hit or miss.

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9th minute- Having some issues with my feed of the game. And it's back.

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6th minute- Interesting to see how Brazil's attack works without Kaka or Robinho.

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4th minute- Brazil on the attack early on.

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3rd minute- We're underway in Brazil.

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PRE-GAME- We're close to getting under way and Riquelme is in the middle while Aguero is on the bench for Argentina.

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Where can we watch the game online?

Yeah, because it's $30 on PPV. I'm not cheap and I'd like to watch the game...but not $30 worth.

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myp2p. everyone's confused. the game isn't until 630 pacific

National anthems just about done, myp2p channel 48732.

ok not until 550 haha

Why isn't Messi playing?

Watching it on justin TV, hard to tell exactly who is out there, but ESPN says no Messi and that Robinho is playing.

Wait, they just showed Messi. Maybe I should get a TV?

why, can u please send me the link u r using, thanks

Nice sequence that ends in a header. But is caught.

thanks

http://www.justin.tv/directory?category=sports

Almost all the channels are showing different feed of the game.

theres a nice feed from cablesports that you can find on myp2p via sopcast...and its in english

ATV representing, Vive Peru Carajo!

Looks like Brasil is using a 4-2-3-1 dutch style

Okay folks, let me know how the feed I just plugged into this post is working.

Anderson with an injury, diego coming in for him

Ives....what? I'm confused lol

P.S. Robinho AND Messi are both playing

40th minute- Fk argentina. about 30 out

Riquelme hits the wall.

43rd- Fk Brasil, Diego over the ball and abbodonzieri catches it

45th- Long ball to messi who scoops it up and hits just wide of the goal

Halftime Brasil 0- Argentina 0

Pretty evenly matched, with Argentina maybe having a slight edge because of all the opportunities Brasil is giving them by fouling. However, Brasil has 2 shots on goal to argentina's 1. We'll see how things unfold.

Penalty should have been called on the Argentine GK grabbing Robinho's shirt form behind when he had the ball past him in the area.

Annnnd I'm back. I played soccer for an houyr and a half before this game so I had to shower at halftime.

50th- Nice combination play by robinho and adriano, with adrianos last ball going to abbodonzieri rather than robinho's feet.

51st- FK argentina, riquelme

Messi takes the kick instead and sends a dangerous ball to lucio who clears it.

Is Carlos Tevez playing in this game?

No sir. Looks like the forward of choice today is Julio cruz and messi, although I think messi has been playing more of a wide role. Not sure of the exclusion of tevez, injury maybe?

55th-Adriano gets a yellow for a foul on gutierrez

On a side note, pato is warming up, along with others

57th- Julio Cruz misses a wide open shot on goal badly.

perfect oppurtunity there for argentina but it is wasted by cruz.

60th- Gago gets a yellow for a harsh tackle on lucio

62nd-Julio Baptista sends in a curling high FK straight to the net only to be saved by abbodonzieri

64th- Yellow for Mascherano, Diego's free Kick also on goal, but also saved by the argentine GK

Wow. Lots of very intense tackling and cards that seem to be totally warranted. I guess that bravery and complete commitment to the game are what make the difference at this level. Awesome match.

66th- Buildup from Brasil ends in a robinho shot, but just wide

68th- Aguero in, Cruz out

69th- Messi with a nice little juke in the box to result in his shot being blocked by what looks like lucio (who by the way is captaining brasil). Doesn't look like Brasil is using their home field to their advantage.

71st- Adriano out for sevilla's Luis Fabiano

72nd- Fabiano contributing immediately, sending a chip cross to julio baptista who does a sideways bike kick to be saved by abbodonzieri again. Abbodonzieri seems to be having a good game.

77th- last few minutes have been all argentina, who have been pressing Brasil's defense

78th- guess I spoke to soon, corner Brasil.

Looks like Daniel alves is about to come in

80th- Alves for Diego

Looks like Alves is following the Panama U-23 trend with his blowout mullet.

Disappointing to seem him come in though, as it may signify that Brasil is willing to drop back and settle for the tie.

83rd- messi showing some more flair in the box, has his shot blocked that comes to aguero who shanks it

On another note, Sebastian Battaglia of Boca in for riquelme

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