After my injury, ssmicer let me wmicer once from the beginning s,icer a match blackjack on pokerstars Newcastle which was very tough. To only single bet the second half to achieve it is almost impossible. In the overtime, however, AC came back stronger. Nothing unambiguously fraudulent like Maradona's divine hand or when Thierry Henry scored a goal with his hand against Ireland. He hadn't made two consecutive penalties in the league, so Xabi Alonso had to do it.

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org If you would like to order products from our shop, but are currently located in one if the following countries: AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, THAILAND, HONG KONG, MALAYSIA, ISRAEL. I was given far less chances than I expected and deserved.

He chooses those who he believes will help the team as much as possible in the match. That is also why he changed the team so often. We played in a different alignment 50 times in a row. No exaggeration.

Sometimes we won and next time he changed two guys anyway. He kept everyone on the team constantly alert. After my injury, he let me play once from the beginning of a match against Newcastle which was very tough.

I expected him to let me play at home in a match where we would be attacking. Instead he put me on the pitch against a strong team in an already lost game. After 75 minutes, he took me out.

Then I always played only for a while and he left me out of the game completely in the last rounds of the league. I thought that he would take the 16 who had played in the last match, plus Gerrard and Garcia. Honestly, I was angry and on the Friday after a Wednesday match in Istanbul I bought a ticket home to Prague.

I was very surprised when I was chosen for the team. Compared to the match against Aston Villa, Rafa exchanged me for left back Stevie Warnock. I thought about it and he needed me as an offensive midfielder on the bench more than Stevie.

He used his down-to-earth approach again. On the morning of the match, our agent Pavel Paska called Milan saying that Liverpool had agreed he would leave for Valencia the next season.

Moreover, his substitute Cissé scored two goals against Aston Villa. We were very happy when we saw that Bary was selected for the main team.

I was happy to be able to enjoy such a match at least from the bench and keep my fingers crossed for the team.

After all, this was really my last chance to win something big at the club level. No stress. I said hi to the substitutes from Milan, I watched their team where I respected a lot of the guys, I watched how the coaches behaved, I made jokes and laughed with others.

I didn't even have any family or friends in Istanbul. I didn't take a single ticket we were offered. I left them to my teammates. I was already looking forward to going home. It was enough for me to be a part of a team which could win the Champions league. The day before it was my birthday and I only perceived my nomination as a nice gift from Benítez I didn't quite understand what was going on.

Harry Kewell limped off the field because he had injured his groin and Rafa pointed at me. We had only been playing for 23 minutes. We were losing and before I knew it, I was playing in the Champions League final.

Before halftime, we conceded two more goals by Hernán Crespo, and we were devastated. No first names, no explanations, no comments on the first half of the game. He just told Djimi Traoré, our left back, that he was out of the game.

Coming in from the pitch, it was just us players sitting in the changing room for a few minutes and there was absolute silence. There was always someone saying something in moments like this; today nobody was talking.

It was as if someone had died. We had our heads down, wandering in our thoughts that after 10 days of preparation for perhaps the biggest match of our lives, we were halfway through and the score was Then the coach broke the depressing atmosphere. Djimi looked at him sadly, took off his jersey and went to the shower.

We could hear the shower from around the corner while Benitez was giving further instructions. Didi Hamann was meant to start warming up, because he was going to replace Djimi to guard Kaká who was playing extremely well.

Benitez spoke calmly of the situation we had put ourselves in; one which could turn into a great disgrace. Without too many words, he told us that we must not concede another goal.

That it would be terrible for our whole season and it would diminish our finals appearance. We must score and then we would see. Maybe it would make our fans happy, it would make AC uncertain and we would have a chance to do something about the result. There was panic at that moment.

It was a few minutes before going back on the pitch. He immediately sent an assistant into the shower to bring Traoré back. Djimi thought he was joking. He came running from the shower, put on his shorts, jersey and he tied his cleats.

Meanwhile, Benítez made a mistake and crossed Finnan off on the board and chose Cissé instead. He told him to warm up immediately. I see. Hamann, Traore, Cissé So, he told Cissé that he wasn't playing yet. As we walked out of the changing rooms, Rafa grabbed Traoré's shoulders and said, "Don't worry about it, it was a tactical decision, we believe in you.

I don't know what Djimi thought about it. The second half started just as Benítez planned. All the moves he made were brilliant. AC Milan thought they would just finish the game while we had a plan B. We started playing with a system. I played the right back, both offensive and defensive. I have never done that before or after this match.

In Milan Riise had the same role. They say we were encouraged by our fans. There were about 40, of them in Istanbul.

During the break, despite the deficit, they started playing our anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone," which seems magical due to the way the match finished.

But to be honest, we didn't hear them. The changing rooms were inside the stadium, some 30 meters down the corridor and a few steps to the left. Stevie Gerrard told us about the fans before we set out on the pitch again. He said we must try again, at least for our supporters.

Score at least a goal and let them have some joy. And where else should we give our best but in the Champions League final? Such a result can not be considered a coincidence.

To score three goals in a game is challenging and a lot of things must come together. To only have the second half to achieve it is almost impossible.

That time in Istanbul when we were going to the changing room at halftime, we conceded a goal from Hernán Crespo a minute before. That goal was excellent; an amazing pass from Kaka. On the other hand, just before we conceded the second goal, Nesta from Milan played it with his hand.

It was a clear penalty that the referee missed. Instead of the score being we were suddenly losing Sure, AC was playing great, but we weren't bad either. I've experienced a few unexpected rallies in my career. You will laugh, but the most striking one was in Příbram.

It was in the third league playing for the Slavia B team. Twenty minutes before the end we led and in the 99th minute we were losing Since then, I knew that everything was possible in football.

I later realized that less than a year before Istanbul, I had been a direct participant in another famous rally. We played a fantastic match against the Netherlands at Euro. No one who saw it could forget. Although we were losing after 20 minutes, we were confident.

Both teams played great football, no one was defending, there were beautiful actions alternating on both sides. Soon, Honza Koller lowered the score, then Bary scored, Méďa Nedvěd hit the crossbar. And finally, I was lucky that Karel Poborský passed me the ball in front of an empty goal.

Or do you remember the Euro in and the match against Russia that decided our promotion from the group? There we led and the substitutes were warming up and just having fun. We were relaxed. I was wondering how I'd like to play and help our team. And suddenly it was , And as we sat on the bench, nobody suddenly wanted to go on the pitch.

Just as I got to the pitch, I saw that Bezačstnych kicked the ball to the crossbar. It was a few minutes before the end. I thought the match was lost.

But another Russian made a mistake and let the ball get to Luboš Kubík, who passed it to me, and I scored. Sometimes football can bring nice surprises. Incredible rallies happen all of the time, even in the Champions League.

Anyone can do it against anybody in one match. This happened to me twice with the national team and once with Příbram. Riise was doing a throw-in from the left, the ball went to the middle to Didi Hamann and I realized that I was free.

I shouted at him and he passed the ball. There was no one else closer to the goal so as the defenders were getting closer to me, I tried it. I was more technical, shooting closer to the goal. But at that moment I felt a lot of energy and I thought I would just try it.

So what? I'll risk it. That shot suited me. The player feels it right after the shoe touches the ball. Liverpool fans knew I had taken lots of shots like this, but they usually ended up somewhere near the 77th row.

This one was perfect. In a split second, I knew it was flying towards the goal and it had a chance. And it did. The ball went towards the goal post. Luckily Bary managed to avoid the ball. He told me it touched his shorts, but I told him probably not. Not this one. Yes, he could have stopped the ball and finished it himself, but it was so strong that it would have torn his leg off.

After I saw that I kicked it well, I was overwhelmed with joy. It's not lost yet! I spread my arms like Jack on the Titanic and sprinted so fast that the boys couldn't even catch me.

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