Watch Sevilla vs Barcelona live 18 March 2012

MATCH SCHEDULE

Tournament:  Premier Liga 11-12
Match:Sevilla vs Barcelona
Kick Off Time: 02:00 am (GMT+7)
Live/Repeat: Live
Date:18 March 2012

NEWS
The time for error and missed opportunities is long past for Barcelona, who will be gunning for three points against Sevilla as they look to catch Real Madrid and capture their fourth consecutive La Liga title. Los Rojiblancos are fresh off a 1-0 loss at Sporting Gijon, while the Blaugrana ran past Racing Santander 2-0, behind two more goals from the magisterial Lionel Messi.

These two clubs played to a scoreless draw back in October.



Where: Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan, Seville, Spain

When: Saturday, March 17th at 3:00 p.m. ET

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Live Stream: ESPN3



Most Important Player to Watch: Lionel Messi

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Lionel Messi may (or may not) have a ways to go before he can be considered the greatest ever, but there's little doubt that he's the best player on the planet right now. The Argentinian maestro has already racked up 50 goals in 43 appearances across all competitions, including 30 in the Primera Division.

Don't be surprised if Messi notches another double (or even a treble) against Sevilla, seeing as how he's picked up 13 goals in 16 career matches against Los Rojiblancos.



Key Matchup: Messi vs. Sevilla's Back Line

Sevilla's only hope for victory lies with their ability to contain the incomparable King Leo. Stopping Messi doesn't guarantee points for the Sevillistas, not with stars like Cesc Fabregas, Xavi and Alexis Sanchez also on the attack.

But if Sevilla doesn't...well, then they might as well not set foot on the pitch at all.


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Những lời chúc tốt đẹp ngày 8/3 bằng tiếng anh

Nhân dịp ngày Quốc Tế Phụ Nữ 8/3, tivionline24h.net xin gửi tới các mẹ, các chị, các em những lời chúc tốt đẹp nhất. Và sau đây, chúng tôi xin gửi tới món quà là những lời chúc mừng 8/3 bằng tiếng Anh:

1. You can do almost anything your mind to… You can swim the deepest ocean and climb the highest peak… Be a doctor or fly a plane… You can face adversity and still walk tall. You are strong, beautiful, compassionate and much more than words could ever say! Today is yours and so is every other day… Happy Women’s Day

2. Wishing you a day that’s just like you… really special!

3. Wishing a very Happy Women’s Day to the most amazing women I know

4. Across the miles… comes this wish from me to say… You are special!

5. What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. You are an inspiration to me

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7. I just gathered some fresh flowers to say “Hello” and to wish you a day as bright and cheerful as you are!

8. A beatiful women, a great friend and a wonderful mother. You are all this to me and much more… I feel so lucky and pround to have a mom like you.

9. A sister is someone, who is sweet and supportive, kind and loving, cheerful and inspring, a friend and my all time laughter. Sis, you mean so much more than words can say… I love yoi just gathered some fresh flowers to say “Hello” and to wish you a day as bright and cheerful as you are!

10. We may not be able to see each other or listen to each other often. But thoughts of you fill my heart with fond memories of the times we have spent together. Thinking of you!

11. Through the years, I have shared so much with you, both bitter and sweet. You have been such a comfort to me, helping me in every way, and all I wanna say today is: Sis, I treasure you close to my heart.

12. For all the times you’ve brought a smile and made my days seem brighter. For sharing ups and downs with me and making my burdens lighter. For doing the caring things that make a special friend. Your frienfship is a joy. I wish it never ends! Happy Women’s Day!

13. On this special day, celebrate life. Take a break from your busy schedule. Let your hair down, have fun and do what your heart says. Coz today is your day. Have a great Women’s Day!

14. To the woman of my dream: Thankfully in my life. I now in my arms. Happy Women’s Day!

15. Happy Women’s Day to the one who has stolen my heart!

16. You are as sweet inside as out. Hope your day is as sweet as you are!

17. Sending across these lonely flowers, to say: I care for you and anytime you need me, I’ll always be there for you!

18. Side by side or miles apart, you are always on my mind and close to my heart!

19. Together or apart, you always remain in my heart!

20. This is just my way of saying that you are very special to me!

21. To the most wonderful person, wish you a glorious day!

22. A litter note to say: You are always on my mind and very close to my heart!

23. A wonderful person and a great friend. It’s a blessing to have both of them in you! A very Happy Women’s Day to you!

24. I make this to give it to the most special woman in my life. Love you mom!

25. Every moment with you is…Magical! I love you!

26. Careness of your lips, the fragrance of your breath, the warmth of your enbrace, being with you, feel like a dream…I love you!

27. Every moment with you is: Magical! I love you!

28. Thanks for making home the loveliest place on earth!

29. The best place in the world for me is… by your side! I love you!

30. You fill my days with happiness and my world with your love! Sweetheart, you are so special to me!

31. My world is beautiful because of you and I wish to spend the rest of my life loving you. I love you forever!

32. With you by my side, I’ve found all that I’ve been waiting for! I couldn’t have asked for more… I love you.

33. The red roses to say: You’ll always be there in my heart! I love you.

34. Your love is like a flame that lights up my world! Sweetheart, I want your love to shine in my life forever…

35. Holding your hands, feeling the warmth of our togetherness, sharing sweet secrets of love. Sweetheart, with you every moment seems like an everlasting dream. I love you!

36. I must have wish upon a lucky star, to have someone as wonderful as you by my side!

37. As you set off for a new life together…Here’s wishing You smiles for every mile You cross together!

38. May the soft whipers of your love…Echo sweet dreams forevers! Wishing you a happy and blissful married life!

39. As you lock your love in kisses…Let me wish you a Happy ever after!

40. As I watch the shooting star flash across the sky. I thank it once again for having you in my life! I love you sweetheart!

41. Here ‘s a toast…To the perfect couple, with all my warm wishs!

42. Life changes and so do we there’ll be joy, there’ll be pain and then our love will wipe the tears again. Through sorrows unknown or pleasure new, these three litter words will ever remain true…I Love You.

Tottenham vs Man United team news

Match Schedule
Tournament: Barclays Premier League
Match: Tottenham vs Man Utd
Kick Off Time: 16:10 GMT
Live/Repeat: Live
Date: 4th March 2012
Venue: White Hart Lane, England
News:




In true Fergie fashion, the fires have been stoked ahead of the clash with the wily Scot warning the Spurs Board to expect an approach for their manager, telling the pre match press conference The people who will be more concerned are the Tottenham directors,”.

“I am sure they will be wondering what the next step is.

“I don’t think they can dismiss the eventuality of the FA making contact. It is going to happen.

“They will be more worried than the actual players.”

Redknapp will be more concerned are gaining revenge for their 3-0 defeat at Old Trafford at the start of the season, not to mention rallying his troops following last weekend’s collapse at Arsenal.

Spurs are currently 10 points off top spot and another loss on Sunday could prove crucial at this stage of the season. United meanwhile are just two points behind City and looking to his players to show the never say attitude that saw them beat Norwich 2-1 last weekend when they travel to London.

Spurs:

Influential midfielder and midweek England captain Scott Parker is out for Spurs due to suspension following his sending off last weekend in the 5-2 loss to Arsenal.

William Gallas and Tom Huddlestone remain on the treatment table while doubts surround Rafael van der Vaart, Ledley King and Kyle Walker ahead of the crucial clash although Harry Redknapp expects the trio to feature.

Redknapp’s biggest worry ahead of the game is the hamstring strain suffered by Gareth Barry on Welsh duty midweek and the Spurs medical staff will be working their magic to get the winger fit for Sunday’s clash.

Manchester United:

Sir Alex’s only doubt coming into the game is Chris Smalling, who required stitches to a head injury sustained in a sickening clash of heads with Jan Klaas Huntelaar during England’s 3-2 loss to Holland.

Wayne Rooney is fit again following a throat infection while Michael Owen, Tom Cleverley and Antonio Valencia are out.

Tottenham (from): Friedel, Gomes, Cudicini, Assou-Ekotto, Rose, Kaboul, Khumalo, Walker, King, Dawson, Nelsen, Livermore, Sandro, Bale, Kranjcar, Lennon, Dos Santos, Modric, Defoe, Adebayor, Van der Vaart, Saha, Lancaster, Luongo.

Man Utd (from): De Gea, Amos, Rafael, Fabio, Smalling, Jones, Evans, Ferdinand, Evra, Nani, Carrick, Park, Anderson, Scholes, Giggs, Young, Berbatov, Rooney, Welbeck, Hernandez.

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Vietnam misses chance to play at Asian futsal champs

The Vietnamese futsal was narrowly defeated 3-4 by Australia in the Asian Futsal qualifiers for the Southeast Asian region on February 26.

Australia had a very good start scoring four goals in 35 minutes. Vietnam then counter-attacked and got three goals, with one penalty by Trong Thien and a double by Trong Toan.

The team had been full of hope for a third-position ticket after taking the lead in group B with a 4-0 win against Malaysia, 7-1 win against Cambodia and a 2-2 draw with Australia to avoid Thailand, the strongest opponent and winner of group A.

However, at the semi-final match it also lost 1-2 to Indonesia.

In the final match Thailand thrashed Indonesia 5-2 to top the qualifier.

The Vietnam team is scheduled to compete at the ASEAN Futsal Championship in Thailand from April 17-24.

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Crystal to the rescue for 84th Academy Awards show

An Oscar statue is pictured on the red carpet arrival area during preparations for the 84th Academy Awards in Hollywood, California February 25, 2012. The Academy Awards will be given out in Hollywood on Sunday. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni

The Oscar ceremony has much to prove Sunday, including whether a blockbuster-free field can draw a TV audience and if Billy Crystal's host routine remains a crowd-pleaser.

Brian Grazer and Don Mischer, the show's producers, are laughing off the challenges: "Comedy is the direction we're going in this year," said Mischer.

For Crystal, who returns to the ceremony (8:30 p.m. EST, ABC) after an absence of eight years, that means jokes and patter that were being rehearsed at the last minute to avoid punch line leaks.

The actor also is bringing back two of his trademark Oscar bits: A film sequence in which he appears via CGI in clips from the nine best-picture contenders, and a musical number that pays tribute to the ceremony and nominees.

"It's everything everybody is going to want to see from Billy Crystal," Grazer said. "Billy was born for this job. He loves being the host and he does it with complete zest and enthusiasm. He makes it fun for everybody."

Crystal has help. Presenting team Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis have a "great gag," Grazer promised, with more light moments planned courtesy of co-presenters Tina Fey and Bradley Cooper and, in a group effort, the cast of "Bridesmaids."

There's a chance for controversy in a presidential election year and, with Sacha Baron Cohen invited, for mock political friction. Rumor has it Cohen will come dressed as the character from "The Dictator," his upcoming movie about a faux country's despot.

Although there were hints of motion picture academy uneasiness about the possible stunt, "we're thrilled to have him," Grazer said.

Among the high-wattage presenters for the 84th Academy Awards at the Hollywood & Highland Center (formerly the Kodak Theatre) are Halle Berry, Tom Cruise, Natalie Portman, Michael Douglas, Penelope Cruz and Angelina Jolie. They'll be framed by a stage set evoking a classic movie theater and the evening's theme: the enduring nature of the moviegoing experience.

Nominees in the lead acting categories include Viola Davis for "The Help," Meryl Streep for "The Iron Lady," George Clooney for "The Descendants" and Jean Dujardin for "The Artist."

But the night's starring role goes to Crystal, 63, who acknowledged in a Oscar.com video that "there's so much expected" of his return. He should have the audience's goodwill in his ninth Oscar gig since, in the best Hollywood tradition, he came to the rescue after Eddie Murphy dropped out as host.

Murphy's exit followed that of ceremony producer Brett Ratner, who had drawn fire for using a pejorative word for gay men at a screening of "Tower Heist," directed by Ratner and starring Murphy. Oscar-winning movie producer Grazer ("A Beautiful Mind") jumped in to work with awards veteran Mischer.

Last year's co-hosts aren't a hard act for Crystal to follow. Anne Hathaway and James Franco were picked to appeal to younger viewers but while Hathaway was game, an inert Franco proved ill-suited for the task.

The nominees represent a different challenge for the show. Favorites include "The Artist," a daring black-and-white silent film; "Hugo," an unusual Martin Scorsese work that trades grittiness for charm; and the family drama "The Descendants" with Clooney as a cuckold.

None has soared at the box office. Among the best-picture nominees, only "The Help," based on the best-selling book about 1960s race relations in the South, hit $100 million in ticket sales and counting (it's at more than $170 million.)

Blockbusters were left in the cold. "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2," couldn't overcome the academy's resistance to the franchise. Nor, more understandably, could "The Hangover Part II," another 2011 success.

Such snubs tend to produce the TV equivalent of a weak box office: low ratings. When a monster hit like "Titanic" ruled the Oscars in 1998, the ceremony drew an impressive 55.2 million viewers. "The King's Speech," last year's less-mainstream best-picture winner, was watched by 37.9 million people.

There is an effort to boost viewership through social networks. The academy is inviting fans to make awards predictions on its Facebook page and share them with friends, while ABC will use Twitter to reveal the scene backstage and on the red carpet.

At stake are advertising dollars as well as bragging rights in the award show competition. This month's Grammys — riding a wave of interest in Adele's post-surgery comeback and the death of Whitney Houston — drew nearly 40 million viewers to eclipse the Academy Awards for the first time since 1984.

Forget nominee nervousness: Those anxious giggles may just be from Oscar himself.

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Stars gather as 'Artist' eyes Oscar glory

Stars began descending on the red carpet Sunday for Hollywood's biggest night, as two odes to film-making -- silent movie "The Artist" and Martin Scorsese's "Hugo" -- vie for glory at the Oscars.

Actress Octavia Spencer arrives on the red carpet as actress Glenn Close poses with guests for the 84th Annual Academy Awards.

The French director of "The Artist," seen as favorite to win Best Picture at the 84th Academy Awards ceremony, admitted he was nervous on the eve of the show, the climax of Tinseltown's annual awards season.

"I'm a bit tense because the outside pressure is rising considerably," said Michel Hazanavicius, after "The Artist" won another pre-Oscars boost Saturday at the independent Spirit awards.

Following months of campaigning and a flurry of lesser prizes, Tinseltown's annual awards season reaches its high point with the most prestigious honors of them all, the coveted golden statuettes.

Hundreds of millions around the globe will tune in for the ceremony hosted once again by veteran Billy Crystal, after A-listers strut their stuff down the most-watched red carpet in the world.

Crystal was expected to start the night with his traditional Oscars song, said Academy President Tom Sherak.

"I went Saturday to watch him (rehearse) his song, that will open the show... He's unbelievable... he's going to make the show incredibly funny," he told ABC7 News hours before the event kicks off at 5:30 pm (0130 GMT Monday).

As usual, the annual march to Oscars coronation has not been without a few twists and surprises.

British actor Sacha Baron Cohen, a member of the cast of "Hugo," has ruffled feathers with his apparent plans to promote his upcoming film "The Dictator" in full faux strongman regalia on the red carpet.

The list of presenters is chock full of heavy-hitters -- last year's best actress and actor Natalie Portman and Colin Firth will join Tom Cruise, Penelope Cruz, Tom Hanks and Angelina Jolie among others.

Scorsese's "Hugo," a visually rich 3D tribute to a French film pioneer, goes into the show with the most nominations, at 11, with black-and-white Hollywood love letter "The Artist" just behind on 10.

Scorsese is not the only legendary director in the mix -- Woody Allen is in the running for best picture honors for his comeback hit "Midnight in Paris," and Steven Spielberg will gun for the top prize with "War Horse."

Buddies George Clooney and Brad Pitt will duke it out for best actor, but "Artist" star Jean Dujardin, who has won a slew of awards for his portrayal of a struggling silent-era movie star, could best them both.

Pitt is up for his role as coach Billy Beane in baseball movie "Moneyball," while Clooney has been hailed for playing against type in "The Descendants," a family drama set in Hawaii that is also in the hunt for best picture glory.

Mexico's Demian Bichir is on the best actor shortlist for his poignant turn as an undocumented migrant in "A Better Life," as is British veteran Gary Oldman for Cold War spy thriller "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy."

Meryl Streep could take home her first Oscar in three decades for a powerful turn as former British premier Margaret Thatcher in "The Iron Lady," in a battle against cross-dressing Glenn Close in "Albert Nobbs."

Rooney Mara, who plays damaged hacker Lisbeth Salander in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" is also in the running for the best actress prize, as is Michelle Williams for her turn as Marilyn Monroe in "My Week with Marilyn."

But Oscar watchers say they could all be beaten by Viola Davis, whose role as a black maid in "The Help" -- set in Mississippi against the backdrop of the 1960s civil rights struggle -- has earned her an outpouring of praise.

Davis' co-star Octavia Spencer is seen as a top contender in the best supporting actress category. Castmate Jessica Chastain is also nominated along with Berenice Bejo from "The Artist" and Melissa McCarthy for "Bridesmaids."

Janet McTeer rounds out the category with her gender-bending turn opposite Close in "Albert Nobbs."

"The Help" is also among the nine movies nominated for best picture, along with "War Horse," "The Artist," "Moneyball," "The Descendants," "Midnight in Paris," "Hugo" and powerful 9/11 film "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close."

Also up for the top prize is Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life," which won the coveted Palme d'Or at last year's Cannes Film Festival.

Supporting actor top tips are Christopher Plummer in "Beginners" and Max von Sydow in "Extremely Loud." Kenneth Branagh in "My Week with Marilyn," Jonah Hill in "Moneyball" and Nick Nolte in "Warrior" are also in the race.

The easy foreign language film frontrunner is Iran's "A Separation," which has already won a series of awards season prizes including a Spirit Award on Saturday. It competes against films from Belgium, Canada, Israel and Poland.

Oscars kicks off with laughs as 'Artist' eyes gold

Veteran Oscars host Billy Crystal launched Hollywood's biggest night with a spoof video skit featuring the year's key nominees, as silent film "The Artist" eyed Academy Awards gold

Actor Billy Crystal hosts the ceremony of the 84th Annual Academy Awards.

Hosting the show for his ninth time, he appeared in a series of clips beginning with a black-and-white nod to the French-directed movie, featuring stars including Justin Bieber and George Clooney -- who kissed Crystal.

The "When Harry Met Sally" star then launched into a song and dance routine also including references to other movies including Martin Scorsese's "Hugo" and Clooney's Hawaiian-themed family drama "The Descendants."

Hollywood's biggest night was expected to be a battle between two odes to film-making -- French-directed black-and-white movie "The Artist" and Scorsese's 3D adventure "Hugo."

The first two awards of the night went to "Hugo" -- about the French grandfather of early cinema, Georges Melies -- for cinematography and art direction.

But the spectacle began even before the curtain went up, with the usual procession of glamour gowns on the red carpet leading into the Oscars, the climax of Hollywood's annual awards season.

British comic Sacha Baron Cohen also pulled a colorful stunt, defying a warning against coming dressed as the star of his latest movie -- and pouring the faux ashes of late North Korean leader Jim Kong-Il onto the red carpet.

The list of presenters is chock full of heavy-hitters -- last year's best actress and actor Natalie Portman and Colin Firth will join Tom Cruise, Penelope Cruz, Tom Hanks and Angelina Jolie among others.

"Hugo" went into the show with the most nominations, at 11, with "The Artist" just behind on 10.

Scorsese is not the only legendary director in the mix -- Woody Allen is in the running for best picture honors for his comeback hit "Midnight in Paris," and Steven Spielberg will gun for the top prize with "War Horse."

Buddies Clooney and Brad Pitt will duke it out for best actor, but "Artist" star Jean Dujardin, who has won a slew of awards for his portrayal of a struggling silent-era movie star, could best them both.

Clooney downplayed his hopes of winning best actor before the show, saying: "I have a feeling in the best actor race you're going to hear someone speaking French."

Meryl Streep could take home her first Oscar in three decades for a powerful turn as former British premier Margaret Thatcher in "The Iron Lady," in a battle against cross-dressing Glenn Close in "Albert Nobbs."

Rooney Mara, who plays damaged hacker Lisbeth Salander in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" is also in the running for the best actress prize, as is Michelle Williams for her turn as Marilyn Monroe in "My Week with Marilyn."

But Oscar watchers say they could all be beaten by Viola Davis, whose role as a black maid in "The Help" -- set in Mississippi against the backdrop of the 1960s civil rights struggle -- has earned her an outpouring of praise.

Davis' co-star Octavia Spencer is seen as a top contender in the best supporting actress category. Castmate Jessica Chastain is also nominated along with Berenice Bejo from "The Artist" and Melissa McCarthy for "Bridesmaids."

Janet McTeer rounds out the category with her gender-bending turn opposite Close in "Albert Nobbs."

"The Help" is also among the nine movies nominated for best picture, along with "War Horse," "The Artist," "Moneyball," "The Descendants," "Midnight in Paris," "Hugo" and powerful 9/11 film "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close."

Also up for the top prize is Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life," which won the coveted Palme d'Or at last year's Cannes Film Festival.

Supporting actor top tips are Christopher Plummer in "Beginners" and Max von Sydow in "Extremely Loud." Kenneth Branagh in "My Week with Marilyn," Jonah Hill in "Moneyball" and Nick Nolte in "Warrior" are also in the race.

The easy foreign language film frontrunner is Iran's "A Separation," which has already won a series of awards season prizes including a Spirit Award on Saturday. It competes against films from Belgium, Canada, Israel and Poland.

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