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Gallas takes Azzurri side Thursday 15 November, 2007

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France stopper William Gallas has revealed that he will be cheering Italy on in their all-important Euro 2008 qualifier against Scotland on Saturday.

If the Azzurri win at Hampden Park, France will qualify along with their old rivals, but Italy only need a draw to secure their invite to Austria and Switzerland.

France boss Raymond Domenech wants his men to watch the Ukraine’s trip to Lithuania instead of Scotland-Italy in order to keep focus on Wednesday’s opponents, but Gallas has other ideas.

“I’m sorry, but I’ll be watching and I hope that Scotland lose,” Gallas told Arsenal’s official website.

“I’m not surprised that they are challenging as they are a good team and they give their all.”

If the Glasgow crunch match finishes level, the pressure will be on Raymond Domenech’s France to deliver in Ukraine.

“Going to Kiev will be a tough game, but everyone knows that we may have to draw there,” Gallas concluded.

The Italy squad leaves for Scotland from Pisa at 9.30am tomorrow and will take training at Hampden Park in the evening.

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Gigi: Scots should be scared Thursday 15 November, 2007

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Azzurri goalkeeper Gigi Buffon insists that it is Scotland who should be afraid ahead of Saturday’s Euro 2008 qualifier.

Roberto Donadoni’s side travel to Hampden Park needing just a draw, but the history books suggest a tough test as no Italy side has ever won in Scotland.

While the Scottish camp has been very upbeat in the build-up to the game, Buffon is confident that the world champions will have too much for them.

“We could be afraid if we didn’t have experience, but the squad is full of players who have played in Serie A, the Champions League and the World Cup,” he told The Guardian.

“We won’t find ourselves under-prepared and if anyone is afraid it is Scotland.”

However, the Juventus custodian was keen to stress his respect for the opposition.

“Perhaps compared to us they have been inferior technically, but from the point of view of character they have always had a good squad that can narrow the gap,” he said.

“As a goalkeeper I have to look out for the strikers and I must say that James McFadden is a very good player and Kenny Miller has also impressed me.

“These are top players. We aren’t playing against a side from the Scottish Fourth Division!”


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No suspension to season? Thursday 15 November, 2007

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It is believed that Serie A and Serie B will recommence on the weekend of Saturday November 24 as scheduled.

Reports suggest that a meeting called by Italian Football Federation President Giancarlo Abete decided that the cancellation of this weekend’s Serie B and C fixtures was sufficient.

There had been calls from some sources to suspend the season for weeks and even months after the violence caused by the death of Lazio fan Gabriele Sandri.

It has not yet been decided whether some games will be played behind closed doors.

Atalanta are unlikely to be allowed to play in front of their home fans for the foreseeable future after sections of their support smashed the security glass at the Stadio Atleti Azzurri d’Italia causing the abandonment of the Orobici’s game against Milan last weekend.

Club President Ivan Ruggeri has even suggested that he may give all the tickets away to children in a bid to clean up the Bergamo side's image.


Fan ban for 15 Thursday 15 November, 2007

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Fans of 15 clubs won’t be allowed to travel to their next away games as a result of last weekend’s events.

The measure is part of an effort to clamp down on violent clashes in Italy’s stadiums after the explosive reaction to the shooting of Gabriele Sandri.

It has not yet been confirmed that the season will restart on the weekend of November 24, but whispers suggest that it is highly likely.

The six Serie A teams who will travel without fans are: Atalanta, Catania, Milan, Roma, Sampdoria and Torino.

Supporters of Sere B sides Bari and Cesena are also forbidden from attending their fixtures, as are Serie C outfits Potenza, Reggiana, Taranto, Ternana and Verona.

The other two sides to be ruled against are amateurs Gragnano and Turris from Serie D/H and D/I respectively.

There is no decision on Napoli yet. Neapolitan fans have been exiled from several games this term, including last weekend’s Derby del Sud against Palermo, but the ban may be lifted.



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Italy - Azerbaijan

http://livetv.ru/eventinfo/5699/

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This post has been edited by MiXaKo on 16 Nov 2007, 23:18

Italy [2 - 0] Azerbaijan
41' [1 - 0] Amirguliyev (o.g.)
45' [2 - 0] R. Acquafresca
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This post has been edited by MiXaKo on 17 Nov 2007, 00:58

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Italy [5 - 0] Azerbaijan

41' [1 - 0] Amirguliyev (o.g.)
45' [2 - 0] R. Acquafresca
77' [3 - 0] A. Cerci
84' [4 - 0] A. Russotto
90' [5 - 0] D. Dessena

This post has been edited by MiXaKo on 17 Nov 2007, 02:24