Kadang-kadang susah nak percaya, tapi itulah kepercayaan orang lama.
7 macam kuih
3 jenis pulut
3 jenis daging-ayam, kambing. itik
Dihidangkan di atas kain kuning menjadi santapan keluarga di rumah lama Kg Kuala Dipang
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PARIS, Sept 6 (Reuters) – Olympique Lyon winger Sidney Govou hit a
double as France stunned arch-rivals Italy 3-1 in a showcase Euro 2008
qualifier in Paris on Wednesday.
It was sweet revenge for Les Bleus who bowed to the Italians on penalties in a controversial World Cup final two months ago.France
are second in the Group B table, level with Scotland and five points
ahead of the world champions who have made a miserable start to their
campaign, having been held 1-1 by Lithuania on Saturday.Coach Raymond Domenech said his France team had produced an almost flawless performance.’The
perfect match is the one in which you score on every attack and that
your opponents are unable to put you in danger. We came very close to
the perfect match tonight,’ he told a news conference.’Everybody
was feeling great and technically we were well prepared for this
outing.
I hope that we will be capable to repeat such a performance.’Beating
the world champions always means something special. We have tamed two
world champions over the last two months,’ he added, referring to the
1-0 success over Brazil in the World Cup quarter-finals. ‘We can be
happy and proud of ourselves.’Govou needed just 90 seconds to make a dramatic impact, volleying in a cross by defender William Gallas.
It
was the first time Govou, often used as a substitute, had started a
match for France since the 4-0 thrashing of Cyprus in a World Cup
qualifier in October 2005.France increased their lead after 17
minutes when fans’ favourite Thierry Henry produced a superb finish
from close range after Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon failed to hold
a powerful shot from Florent Malouda.
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Chelsea claim unhappy French defender William Gallas sensationally threatened
to score an own goal and refused to play for the club before he was sold to
Arsenal as part of the deal which took Ashley Cole to Stamford Bridge.
The Premiership champions took the unprecedented step of issuing a
statement to inform their fans about the lack of respect the defender showed the
club in a bid to get a move away from Chelsea.
The statement revealed how he initially refused to play against Liverpool in
last season’s FA Cup semi-final and how, if selected to play against Manchester
City in the first game of this season, he threatened to score an own goal, get
sent off or make deliberate mistakes.
The club statement read: ‘Chelsea believes it is important for our supporters
to be made aware of the full facts regarding William Gallas and the lack of
respect he showed to the fans, the manager and the club.
‘Despite leaving he continues to attack Jose Mourinho and this cannot be left
unchallenged.
‘Chelsea made William Gallas a very substantial and attractive new contract
offer to stay towards the end of last season. This was rejected.
