2006-09-18 07:56:51 來源: 網易體育專稿 作者：長路 網友評論 0 條 進入論壇
網易體育9月18日消息：北京時間今天淩晨，西甲第三輪落下幃幕，巴賽隆納和皇家馬德里雙雙取得勝利。有意思的是本輪賽事居然沒有一場平局，10場比賽全部分出勝負。不少球員表現不俗，特別是幾位西甲新人發揮極為出色，成為本輪西甲最大的亮點。本輪最佳陣容如下（343）：
門將：
阿瓦特（拉科魯尼亞）：比利亞雷亞爾的攻勢非常犀利，面對黃色潛水艇一浪高過一浪的攻勢，阿瓦特成功的零封對手。維拉里爾在阿瓦特和隊友組成的防線面前毫無辦法，阿瓦特堪稱完美的表現得到了不少西班牙媒體的讚揚。
後衛：
卡普德維拉（拉科魯尼亞）：得分能力超強的超級左後衛再度發威，卡普德維拉兩個技驚四座的精彩入球將維拉里爾送入了萬丈深淵。卡普德維拉用一種絢麗多彩的方式宣告了拉科的完美回歸，拉科前進的道路不會就此停止。
阿萊克西斯（萊萬特）：面對黑馬維爾瓦，同為升班馬的萊萬特沒有讓對手繼續黑下去。後防中堅阿萊克西斯不僅僅防守中表現優異，84分鐘球隊的角球攻勢，他禁區內的頭球攻門幫助球隊客場取得勝利，這也是球隊賽季的第一場勝利，意義非凡。
奎利亞爾（奧薩蘇納）：兩連敗的奧薩蘇納終於取得賽季首勝，球隊再度展現驚人的防守能力讓人欣慰。面對升班馬塔拉哥納，奧薩蘇納再度展現鬥牛精神，兇狠的防守和毫不講理的進攻逼迫對手就範。奎利亞爾領銜的後防線不再弱不經風，上賽季的黑馬似乎又回來了。
前衛：
維森特（瓦倫西亞）：蝙蝠軍團的恐怖左翼再度發威，他上半時吸引對方門將出擊將球妙傳莫倫特斯完成絕妙助攻。下半時維森特的突破造成對方犯規形成點球，他自己親自主罰命中，幫助球隊鎖定了勝局。
馬克西-羅德里格斯（馬德里競技）
阿根廷人似乎重新找到了世界盃的良好狀態，那位元攻擊力驚人的中場悍將本場比賽徹底復蘇。開場6分鐘他招牌式的淩空打門首開紀錄，30分鐘後他的絕妙助攻幫助彼得羅夫勁射得手。馬競新賽季的攻擊組合漸入佳境，缺少了托雷斯馬競並沒有鋒無力的煩惱。
艾瑪爾（薩拉戈薩）
小丑在薩拉戈薩漸入佳境，艾瑪爾已經擺脫了梅斯塔里亞的陰影，逐漸成為薩拉戈薩不可或缺的核心人物。上半時他迫使對方巴雷拉被紅牌罰下，下半時開場不久他的妙傳策動了一次精彩的攻勢，埃韋頓幫助球隊打破僵局。
雷耶斯（皇馬）：皇馬本輪只有雷耶斯的表現堪稱精彩，不僅僅因為他打入絕妙的任意球打破場上僵局。全場比賽他都是皇馬最具威脅的人物，在右路一次次成功的突破和傳球顯示出良好的競技狀態。
前鋒：
卡努特（塞維利亞）：馬里前鋒成為塞維利亞德比的決定性人物之一，他上下半時的兩個入球顯示出他出眾的得分能力。塞維利亞鋒線絕對不能缺少卡努特，賽季開始之後球隊的良好表現與他緊密相關。
索比斯（貝蒂斯）：巴西新人初來乍到，經過三輪聯賽終於找到了進球的感覺。索比斯這場德比大戰顯示出自己出色的門前嗅覺和射門感覺，兩個精彩絕倫的入球幫助球隊反超比分。可惜的是球隊未能把握住勝機，被對手再度領先，錯失好局。
阿奎羅（馬德里競技）：阿根廷天才終於證明了自己的身價，托雷斯缺陣的情況下，阿奎羅撐起了馬競的攻擊線。一個進球兩次助攻，阿奎羅已經成為馬競新的寵兒。沒有托雷斯馬競同樣可以所向披靡，阿奎羅就是馬競新的攻擊領袖。
（長路）
I predict a riot
Phil BallSo far this Sunday evening there are no reports of civil upheaval in the burning streets of Seville, but maybe that's because there were no TV cameras there (Sevilla continue to be in dispute with everybody and everything) and also because a bit of urban rioting has become standard for the starters and desserts that sandwich the great Andalusian derbi.
It wouldn't particularly matter if the game were played in Regional Division obscurity. There would still be dustbins overturned. Indeed, the police would probably be disappointed if nothing happened, given the money spent on reinforcements and extra riot training.
This column has dwelt on the Seville derby before, but it remains a fascinating fact that of all the fire and brimstone matches in the world - Barça v Real Madrid, Celtic v Rangers, etc, the roots of the rivalry are well set out, in clear cultural or political terms. No-one is in the dark about these things any more.
But the Seville thing remains a mystery. The fact that Betis were founded in 1909 (four years after their neighbours) by two rebel Sevilla directors who were protesting at the snobbish refusal of Sevilla to sanction the signing of a player who came from working-class stock, has always given Betis a left-wing reputation.
But it hardly seems sufficient to fuel the almost apoplectic hatred between the two sets of supporters, most of whom must rub shoulders the rest of the year on the buses and the trains.
'It's a healthy rivalry' they always say down there, but I'm not so sure. Maybe it's just a bi-annual ritual to which everyone feels they should contribute, just to clear the air and get rid of a bit of excess testosterone. The two presidents actually had lunch together before the game this year, evidence of an official softening between the two clubs, maybe because they're both doing ok. It's said down there that the worst years (in terms of the relationship) have been when the teams have been far apart, with one riding high and the other in the doldrums.
This weekend's game had several extra added ingredients too.
Amazingly enough, despite the rich histories of both clubs, this was the first derby since the 1942-43 campaign that either side had come into the game in the position of top-flight leader. And that was Betis, all those years ago.
Three years later, Sevilla won their one and only league title, just as World War Two was in its final death throes. Indeed, this Sunday was the first time they have ever played the derby on their ground as leaders of the First Division. Not great for a club founded in 1905, but hey, let's look to the future.
The boys in white won a cracking game 3-2 (by all accounts - nobody could watch it apart from the 45,000 capacity crowd) after taking the lead, being pegged back to 1-2, then finally taking the points with a late goal from Renato. The Sánchez Pizjuan went ballistic (we were allowed to see the goals) and Sevilla continue to lead the table on goal difference from Barça and Valencia, who both won and maintained their 100% records.
The recent statistics for the leaders are impressive, quite apart from their demolition of Barcelona in the European Supercup and their win in midweek in the UEFA. They have now gone sixteen games undefeated, winning the last twelve of them - a consecutive run which has set their confidence levels at sky-high.
And all this without Reyes, Baptista and Sergio Ramos (throw in Saviola too), players whose departures from the club were seen as evidence that the president lacked ambition, and that he favoured cautious book-balancing over investment foe the future. Well - that may still be true, since those three players could hardly be sniffed at, but what has happened since is nothing short of extraordinary.
With a team sin figuras (without big stars), coach Juande Ramos has managed to achieve what all trainers seek to do - establish balance. At the back, Javi Navarro and Aitor Ocio survive from the Caparrós regime - hard no-nonsense centre-backs difficult to intimidate. Julien Escudé, bought from Ajax in the summer, has actually replaced Ocio at the back, but he's a centre-back in pretty much the same mould.
Excellent goalie Andrés Palop, the quiet man who played a mere 20 games in six years at Valencia, is now rated as one of the best in La Liga, and with Casillas wobbling at the Bernabéu and Cañizares not getting any younger he might soon come into the international reckoning. Two fizzy full-backs in Alves and David, a solid if unspectacular midfield held together by Renato and Poulsen allows Jesus Navas to do his stuff on the right wing - a player heavily tipped to replace the misfiring Joaquín on the right side of the Spanish team.
Navas' only problem seems to be a tendency to clinical depression, but with the team going so well, he's smiling for now.
And what of Fred Kanouté, hero of the derby hour with a brace of goals? Looks like another case of the Diego Forlan syndrome - a player who couldn't quite hack it in the Premiership but who blossoms in La Liga.
There's no law to this phenomenon, no pattern you can predict. But Fernando Morientes isn't complaining either. He scored again for Valencia at the weekend, after his Champions League hat-trick in midweek. Maybe it was the rain in Liverpool that made him a bit rusty last campaign. Ex-Premiership man José Antonio Reyes also got off the mark for Real Madrid against Real Sociedad, scoring a cracking free-kick that probably had Beckham, watching on from the bench, sweating a bit.
They don't even need him for free-kicks now? Well - Becks' various sponsors will have breathed a sigh of relief when the great man rose from the bench (replacing Reyes, who gave him a smacking kiss on the cheek), then took a late hoof from the defence in his stride and ran half the length of the pitch before blasting the ball neatly into the bottom corner for his first goal of the season. He looked quite chuffed. So did Fabio Capello, who looked distinctly unchuffed in midweek when his new regime seemed to be coming apart at the seams, once again in the hostile lands of Lyon. The jury's still out on Real Madrid, the only Spanish side to fail in Europe this last week.
But anyway, I digress. Are Sevilla authentic challengers? Well - with twelve wins on the trot (admittedly over two seasons) they have to be taken seriously, but their squad is fatally smaller than either of the big two, and thinner in the end than Valencia's. It could be their undoing, but for the moment the force is with them.
Next week should be interesting, when they travel to Atlético Madrid, the other team who were tipped to challenge this season. Having done their usual early-season stutter to date, they stuffed Athletic Bilbao 1-4 in San Mamés without the suspended Torres - but with Maniche and Agüero (who scored) in the starting line-up for the first time.
And although most teams look as though they could stuff Athletic at the moment, it'll do Atlético's morale good for next week. Expect an interesting encounter.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/columns/story?id=380139&root=europe&cc=4716
原來如此:icon116: 原帖由 Fantasista 於 2006-9-1909:38 發表
西甲第3輪最佳陣容：小球會耀眼老將新人齊發光
維森特（瓦倫西亞）：蝙蝠軍團的恐怖左翼再度發威，他上半時吸引對方門將出擊將球妙傳莫倫特斯完成絕妙助攻。下半時維森特的突破造成對方犯規形成點球，他自己親自主罰命中，幫助球隊鎖定了勝局。
這一仗, 他當了隊長..:D 聽晚先打Liga BBVA 歷史悠久(所在地方呢方面) 的 U.D. Salamanca 之前幾輪戰績:icon032::icon101: 原帖由 FlyingDonkey 於 2006-9-2001:52 發表
聽晚先打Liga BBVA 歷史悠久(所在地方呢方面) 的 U.D. Salamanca 之前幾輪戰績:icon032::icon101:
好的, 我駛唔駛改改 topic name 幫你賣廣告?:icon101: 原帖由 Raul_Gonzalez 於 2006-9-2001:54 AM 發表
好的, 我駛唔駛改改 topic name 幫你賣廣告?:icon101:
我打完先:icon032::icon101: 原帖由 FlyingDonkey 於 2006-9-2001:55 發表
我打完先:icon032::icon101:
慢慢來..:icon032: :icon101: 在右路一次次成功的突破和傳球顯示出良好的競技狀態:icon063: 原帖由 Raul_Gonzalez 於 2006-9-2001:56 AM 發表
慢慢來..:icon032: :icon101:
上星期日輸比現北京國安球員商毅前外借球會薩雷斯 5-0:icon099::icon099::icon099:
dom 27 ago
Seg. UD Salamanca 3-2 Real Murcia
dom 3 sep
Seg. CP Ejido 1-0 UD Salamanca
dom 10 sep
Seg. UD Salamanca 2-0 Almería
dom 17 sep
Seg. Xerez CD 5-0 UD Salamanca 原帖由 TAMTOM 於 2006-9-2001:58 發表
在右路一次次成功的突破和傳球顯示出良好的競技狀態:icon063:
-雷耶斯哩場的確偏右多..:icon101:
-我唔覺有咁誇..:icon101: 原帖由 FlyingDonkey 於 2006-9-2002:01 發表
上星期日輸比現北京國安球員商毅前外借球會薩雷斯 5-0:icon099::icon099::icon099:
當年商毅外借薩雷斯期間口碑好似唔差, 可惜我冇得睇..:D 原帖由 Raul_Gonzalez 於 2006-9-2002:03 AM 發表
當年商毅外借薩雷斯期間口碑好似唔差, 可惜我冇得睇..:D
:icon075::icon075::icon075:可惜永久轉會傾唔成, 商毅中超又因為單薄+傷患踢不好:(