28 Jun 17:00
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Stuttgart will return to the elite of the Bundesliga, despite their clear defeat at home (3-1) against Darmstadt on the 34th and last day of the German second division league, this Sunday, after which their player Mario Gomez announced his withdrawal.
With five German championship titles, Stuttgart finished second in the standings (58 points) and will accompany the elite to Bielefeld (68 points), who had already been assured for two weeks of his return to the first division, which he had abandoned in 2009.
The former German international of Spanish origins Mario Gómez, 34, scored the only goal for Stuttgart against Darmstadt. The former Bayern Munich and Fiorentina striker announced his retirement after the game.
“It was my last mission for VfB,” he declared. “I have always dreamed of ending my career here,” he said.
In 78 games with the German national team, Mario Gómez finished second in Euro-2008 and third in World Cup-2010. He was not part of the group that was world champion in Brazil in 2014.
For its part, the Heidenheim, club from the Stuttgart region, surprisingly took third place (55 points), which will allow them to play a playoff for promotion against 16th in the first, Werder Bremen.
On this last day of second, Heidenheim, who played in the fifth category in 2008, fell 3-0 to Bielefeld, but Hamburg did not take advantage by falling 5-1 at home to Sandhausen.
Hamburg (4th, 54 points) had not left the Bundesliga since the creation of the German championship in 1963, until its relegation in 2018.
In the academic year 2020-2021, Hamburg will therefore continue in the second division.
Berlin, Germany | AFP
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Julio Irrazábal, a player identified with Cerro Porteño, gave his “Top 5” of the best Paraguayan players. Its list includes great “stars” that shone in Cerro and Olimpia, mostly during the 90’s, also in the first part of the new millennium, and only one continues.
Inside the “Top 5” are idol players from the Cyclone, some of them even “crossed” the path and have a resume in the two greats of Paraguayan soccer.
- Guido Alvarenga
- Raúl Vicente Amarilla
- Cesar Ramirez
- Carlos Gamarra
- Roque Santa Cruz
Julio Irrazábal, a 40-year-old player, has an extensive sports career that passes through several Paraguayan clubs, Guaraní, Nacional, Cerro Porteño, Sportivo Carapeguá, Deportivo Capiatá and Sportivo Luqueño. In addition, he played for teams from three countries, Hercules CF of Spain, as well as San Martín de San Juan and Aldosivi of Argentina, also in Vasco da Gama of Brazil.
Currently, they are at Deportivo Capiatá of the Intermediate Division.
Mi top 5
– Guido Alvarenga
– Raul V. Yellow
– Tigre Ramírez
– Carlos Gamarra
– Roque Santacruz https://t.co/dvCPN8EGIs– Julio (@julioirrazabal) June 26, 2020
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28 Jun 16:36
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The Argentine Super League produced its “Top 5” of best free kick goals of the 2019/2020 season, a list that has the presence of two goals from Paraguayan players. They are; Víctor Ayala de Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata and Óscar Romero de San Lorenzo de Almagro.
The Paraguayan goal best positioned is from one of the “Mellis”, when for matchday 22 of the Argentine Super League, San Lorenzo de Almagro beat Aldosivi 3-1. They marked for the Cyclone, Bruno Pittón, Adolfo Gaich and Óscar Romero, the discount for the “Shark” by Facundo Bertoglio.
The other goal in the ranking is from Paraguayan Víctor Ayala, when for matchday 9 of the Argentine Super League, Gymnastics and Fencing La Plata triumphed 4-2 against Godoy Cruz. They converted for “Lobo”, Leandro Contín, Víctor Ayala (x2) and Matías García, the discount came from Juan Brunetta (x2).
The “To 5” of free kick goals of the Argentine Super League 2019/2020:
- Position 5: Fabián Monzón, for Atlético Tucumán, by date 11.
- Position 4: Rodrigo Gómez, for Huracán, by date 7.
- Position 3: Víctor Ayala, for Gymnastics and Fencing La Plata, date 9.
- Position 2: Óscar Romero, for San Lorenzo de Almagro, date 22.
- Position 1: Mauro Zárate, for Boca Juniors, date 11.
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Tremendous TOP 5 free kick goals ⚽️ pic.twitter.com/Z8JxgMZUe5– TNT Sports LA (and ????) (@TNTSportsLA) June 28, 2020
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