Wales vs Northern Ireland Carling Home Nations Cup Live Streaming 27 May 2011

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27 May 2011 19:45:00 BST
Aviva Stadium — Dublin

Wales have had a number of injury problems leading up to the tournament with James Collins, Lewin Nyatanga, David Edwards, Joe Ledley and Ched Evans all withdrawing, whilst Ashley Williams, Joe Allen, Simon Church and Hal Robson-Kanu are unavailable as they are involved in the Championship play-off final between Swansea and Reading.

Many of the regulars could start against Northern Ireland after the majority of them started on the bench for the Scotland match on Wednesday evening, therefore meaning the likes of Aaron Ramsey, David Vaughan and Craig Bellamy could all start.

Following the 5-0 hammering against Republic of Ireland on Monday, Nigel Worthington will be forced into a number of changes, some form induced, whilst two of their most experienced performers – Steven Davis and Sammy Clingan – have been ruled out due to injuries.
Another enforced change will come in defence after 18-year-old defender Adam Thompson was sent off against Northern Ireland’s arch-rivals.

Possible Line up:

Wales (4-5-1): Hennessey; Gunter, Gabbidon, Morgan, D Collins; Cotterill, Collison, Ramsey, Vaughan, Bellamy; Earnshaw.

Northern Ireland (4-4-2): Tuffey; Hodson, Cathcart, McAuley, McGivern; McGinn, Norwood, Garrett, Gorman; Feeney, Boyce. 

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Wales vs Scotland Home Nations Cup Live 25 May 2011

Home Nations Cup :  Wales vs Scotland

The Scots, who could hand debuts to Russell Martin and James Forrest, travel to Dublin to take on Gary Speed’s side, who are yet to win since his appointment as managerWales boss Gary Speed has an injury doubt over centre-back James Collins along with on-loan Cardiff striker Craig Bellamy, who has been carrying a hamstring injury, which saw him miss the Bluebirds' second-leg defeat in the Championship play-offs.

Speed is already without the services of Gareth Bale, Sam Ricketts, Andrew Crofts, Joe Ledley, Ched Evans, Christian Ribiero and Brian Stock due to injury, while Ashley Williams, Joe Allen, Simon Church and Hal Robson-Kanu are all unavailable due to their participation in the Championship play-off final on Monday.

Meanwhile, West Ham midfielder Jack Collison makes his international return after being out of the team for over a year with a knee injury.

Scotland go into the Home Nations Cup fixture without the services of Celtic midfielder Kris Commons, who has been forced to withdraw due to a hamstring injury, while both skipper Darren Fletcher and frontman Craig Mackail-Smith are both out of the squad due to club commitments.

The Scots are also without long-term injury victims Craig Gordon, Alan Hutton, Lee Wallace and Graham Dorrans, while Dundee United striker David Goodwillie is excluded from the travelling party due to legal reasons.

Line up prediction:

Wales (4-4-2): Hennessey; Gunter, J Collins, Gabbidon, D Collins; Cotterill, Collison, Ramsey, King; Morison, Earnshaw.

Scotland (4-5-1): McGregor; Whittaker, G Caldwell, Berra, Bardsley; Morrison, Brown, Adam, McArthur, Robson; Miller.

 

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Wales vs Scotland International World Friendly Match Live 25 May 2011

Home Nations Cup :  Wales vs Scotland Liv

Team's Facts:

• The last time the two sides met, Wales ran out convincing 3-0 winners with goals coming from David Edwards, Simon Church and Aaron Ramsey.

• Aston Villa defender James Collins (pictured right) has pulled out of the squad through injury.

• Wales have claimed victory over the Scots in the last four fixtures between the countries.

• Scotland could hand first caps to Celtic’s James Forrest and Norwich's Russell Martin, who qualifies for the national side though his Scottish father.

• A victory for Scotland would see them remain at the top of the Home Nations Cup league table going into their last fixture with the Republic of Ireland on Sunday.

• The Scots hold a massive advantage in the head-to-head between the two nations, having won 59 times, while Wales have only recorded 22 victories and another 22 games have ended in a draw.

The Scots, who could hand debuts to Russell Martin and James Forrest, travel to Dublin to take on Gary Speed’s side, who are yet to win since his appointment as managerWales boss Gary Speed has an injury doubt over centre-back James Collins along with on-loan Cardiff striker Craig Bellamy, who has been carrying a hamstring injury, which saw him miss the Bluebirds' second-leg defeat in the Championship play-offs.

Speed is already without the services of Gareth Bale, Sam Ricketts, Andrew Crofts, Joe Ledley, Ched Evans, Christian Ribiero and Brian Stock due to injury, while Ashley Williams, Joe Allen, Simon Church and Hal Robson-Kanu are all unavailable due to their participation in the Championship play-off final on Monday.

Meanwhile, West Ham midfielder Jack Collison makes his international return after being out of the team for over a year with a knee injury.

Scotland go into the Home Nations Cup fixture without the services of Celtic midfielder Kris Commons, who has been forced to withdraw due to a hamstring injury, while both skipper Darren Fletcher and frontman Craig Mackail-Smith are both out of the squad due to club commitments.

The Scots are also without long-term injury victims Craig Gordon, Alan Hutton, Lee Wallace and Graham Dorrans, while Dundee United striker David Goodwillie is excluded from the travelling party due to legal reasons.

Line up prediction:

Wales (4-4-2): Hennessey; Gunter, J Collins, Gabbidon, D Collins; Cotterill, Collison, Ramsey, King; Morison, Earnshaw.

Scotland (4-5-1): McGregor; Whittaker, G Caldwell, Berra, Bardsley; Morrison, Brown, Adam, McArthur, Robson; Miller.

 

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Argentina vs Paraguay International World Friendly Match Live Streaming 25 May 2011

Argentina vs Paraguay International Friendly Match 

 

Argentina team:
Diego Morales, Erik Lamela, Gabriel Hauche, Pablo Mouche, Mauricio Sperdutti, Lucas Viatri, Juan Pablo Carrizo, Luciano Monzón, Iván Pillud, Ismael Quílez, Julián Velázquez, Cristian Chávez, Enzo Pérez, Adrián, Gabbarini, Jonathan Bottinelli, Federico Fernández, Lisandro E. López, Fabián Rinaudo, Ariel Rojas, Diego Valeri.
Paraguay team:
Pablo Zeballos, Robin Ramírez, Ramón Cardozo, Julián Benítez, Orlando Gaona Lugo, Joel Silva, Elvis Marecos, Richard Adrián Salinas, Marcos Miers,  Marcos Riveros, Ángel Enciso, Tobías Vargas, Tomás Bartoméus, Ismael Benegas, Óscar Ayala, Ronald Huth, Luis Cabral, Osmar Molinas, Eric Ramos, Milton Benítez, Silvio Torales, Gustavo Cristaldo.

You Can Watch The Match On Sport Channel 1

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International Friendly Match Rep of Ireland vs Northern Ireland 24 May 2011

An International match beetween Republic v NI. The two neighbours last met in 1999 when Northern Ireland emerged as 1-0 winners, although the Republic boast the better record overall having triumphed in three of their nine match-ups.


The Republic are currently level on points with Scotland in the four-team group, which also includes Wales, following a round of matches in February.
Giovanni Trapattoni's men beat Wales 3-0 while Northern Ireland were defeated by the same scoreline against Scotland.
The Carling Nations Cup encounter is viewed by some as little more than a friendly and neither side will be anything near full strength.
Trapattoni will be without the likes of Anthony Stokes, who has incurred the Italian's wrath after opting to withdraw from the Republic of Ireland squad due to tiredness.
Northern Ireland boss Nigel Worthington, meanwhile, will be without several of his more recognised senior players and has been forced to give youth a chance, although defender Gareth McAuley will wear the captain's armband.
And Worthington is braced for a low turnout as Northern Ireland supporters are threatening to boycott the match because of travel arrangements put in place by the IFA, whereby they can only obtain tickets to the game if they travel there on approved coaches.
Republic of Ireland: S Given, P McShane, D Delaney, S Kelly, M Wilson, L Lawrence or S Coleman, K Andrews, K Foley or K Fahey, K Treacy, R Keane, S Cox.
Northern Ireland: A Blayney, A Thompson, C Cathcart, G McAuley, L Hodson, J Carson, S Clingan, S Davis, J Gorman, W Feeney, J McQuoid.

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