hasta el final

/ what is real madrid? i think it's a feeling

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Ronaldo reacts to James’ substitution {▸} | November 29, 2015

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Isco and James celebrating the team’s 3rd goal vs Cádiz | December 2, 2015

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remember when dani posted this for iker’s birthday

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Eibar vs Real Madrid (La Liga, matchday 13) | November 29, 2015 43′ Bale (assist: Modrić)

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make me choose – anonymous asked: james rodríguez or marcelo vieira

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IKER -  Adidas Event - 03/12/15

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Benzema celebrates scoring his 1st goal vs Getafe | December 5, 2015

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Real Madrid // aesthetic

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RFEF verdict on Cheryshev’s case | December 4, 2015 - PDF (via rfef.es) The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) confirmed the decision on Friday afternoon, with the federation’s competition committee judge, Francisco Rubio Sánchez, ruling to eject Real from the tournament and fining them €6,001. “Cheryshev was ineligible to play … so the tie is resolved in favour of Cadiz,” said the RFEF in a statement. 1- “Villarreal were duly notified of the resolution and on the very same day, it was released to the public via the usual channels on the correspondence section of the RFEF website, where it has remained until today”. 2 - “There is unequivocal and irrefutable evidence that the notification reached Villarreal and there is no doubt that the club that Denis Cheryshev played for at the time informed him of the suspension. The rule does not actually dictate that the club must notify the player of such a decision (…) the club’s address is taken to be the player’s address for such notifications”. 3 - “Real Madrid’s defence is worsened by the lack of a minimum level of due diligence by the club and player in terms of simply applying the doctrine of one’s own actions, since players have personal and reliable knowledge of the sanctions”. 4 - “Real Madrid’s forced and flimsy argument based on a limited and biased interpretation of article 41 of the RFEF’s Disciplinary Code does not stand up”. 5 - “A simple reading of section 1 of article 49 of the sporting Disciplinary Regulations would suffice to understand that the suspension would take effect (…) even in the event of accepting Real Madrid’s theory, the notification was sent to the player’s own address as stated in his registration”. 6- “There can be no doubt at this point that the player was personally notified and that details of the one-match ban incurred because of an accumulation of yellow cards were duly published. It was not incumbent on the RFEF to do anything further, something that cannot, however, be said about the reported club”. 7- “Even in the face of desperate attempts by the reported club to deny the evidence and backtrack on their own previous actions, any specious doubts on the subject should be dispelled by simple logic and inference, like the fact that we are talking about a professional football player who should be aware of how many yellow cards they have picked up”. 8- “The fact of not acting in bad faith is not at odds with a dearth of the slightest due diligence and the lack of consequent assumption of responsibility that should be demanded of all companies with respect to matters related to the professional activities of their workers”. 9- “This case serves to illustrate the laxness sometimes prevalent among clubs of the sporting and financial elite, which boast human and logistical resources that are not available to hundreds of humble, modest clubs that nevertheless are painstaking in keeping track of their suspensions”. 10- “In response to the contrived arguments put forward by Real Madrid”. The document accuses club and player alike of laxness and slams the arguments they presented in their defence. “Needless to say, the comments released by Cheryshev about his ignorance of the ban do not exonerate him as intended. Not only is this implausible, but it would furthermore be inadvisable for any worker at any company to be unaware of their disciplinary situation”, the ruling reads, adding that, “It’s tantamount to a professional driver claiming to be unaware, or unable to remember, whether they have points on their driving licence”. Translation provided by Marca

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Real Madrid 4-1 Getafe (La Liga, MD14) | December 5, 2015 4′ Benzema (assist: Pepe) 16′ Benzema (assist: Bale) 35′ Bale (assist: Cristiano) 38′ Cristiano (assist: Kroos)

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So I feel like if there were to be some point of reference for the Women’s World Cup this summer, a lot of people might be more inclined to watch. I understand how difficult it is to have a level of consistency following the women’s game when it isn’t so readily available. Hopefully this list helps! And you’re more than welcome to reblog and add appropriate information! 

@FIFAWWC / #WWC

Groups

Group A: Canada squad list / China PR squad list  / New Zealand squad list  / Netherlands squad list

Group B: Germany squad list  / Côte d'Ivoire squad list  / Norway squad list  / Thailand squad list

Group C: Japan squad list  / Switzerland squad list  / Cameroon squad list  / Equador squad list

Group D: USA  squad list  / Australia squad list   / Sweden squad list  / Nigeria squad list 

Group E: Brazil squad list  / Korea Republic squad list  / Spain squad list  / Costa Rica squad list

Group F: France squad list / England squad list / Colombia squad list / Mexico squad list

Match Schedule 

(click here for a time zone converter!)

Group A:

6th June - Canada vs. China PR / 23:00 GMT

6th June - New Zealand vs. Netherlands / 02:00 GMT (7th June)

11th June - China PR vs. Netherlands / 23:00 GMT

11th June - Canada vs. New Zealand / 02:00 GMT (12th June)

15th June - Canada vs. Netherlands / 00:30 GMT (16th June)

15th June - China PR vs. New Zealand / 00:30 GMT (16th June)

Group B:

7th June - Norway vs. Thailand / 18:00 GMT

7th June - Germany vs. Côte d'Ivoire / 21:00 GMT

11th June - Germany vs. Norway / 21:00 GMT

11th June -  Côte d'Ivoire vs. Thailand / 00:00 GMT (12th June)

15th June - Germany vs. Thailand / 21:00 GMT

15th June -  Côte d'Ivoire vs. Norway / 21:00 GMT

Group C:

8th June - Cameroon vs. Ecuador / 00:00 GMT (9th June)

8th June - Japan vs. Switzerland / 03:00 GMT (9th June)

12th June - Switzerland vs. Ecuador / 00:00 GMT (13th June)

12th June - Japan vs. Cameroon / 03:00 GMT (13th June)

16th June - Ecuador vs. Japan / 22:00 GMT

16th June - Switzerland vs. Cameroon / 22:00 GMT

Group D:

8th June - Sweden vs. Nigeria / 21:00 GMT

8th June - USA vs. Australia / 00:30 GMT (9th June)

12th June - Australia vs. Nigeria / 22:00 GMT

12th June - USA vs. Sweden / 01:00 GMT (13th June)

16th June - Nigeria vs. USA / 01:00 GMT (17th June)

16th June - Australia vs. Sweden / 01:00 GMT (17th June)

Group E: 

9th June - Spain vs. Costa Rica / 21:00 GMT

9th June - Brazil vs. Korea Republic / 00:00 GMT (10th June)

13th June - Brazil vs. Spain / 21:00 GMT

13th June - Korea Republic vs. Costa Rica / 00:00 GMT (14th June)

17th June - Costa Rica vs. Brazil / 00:00 GMT (18th June)

17th June - Korea Republic vs. Spain / 00:00 GMT (18th June)

Group F:

9th June - France vs. England / 18:00 GMT

9th June - Colombia vs. Mexico / 21:00 GMT

13th June - France vs. Colombia / 18:00 GMT

13th June - England vs. Mexico / 21:00 GMT

17th June - Mexico vs. France / 21:00 GMT

17th June - England vs. Colombia / 21:00 GMT

TV/STREAMS

*Streams will come nearer the time but I can give you some TV channels that will be airing WWC15:

BBC: X

ZDF: X

British EuroSport: X

Eurosport 2: X

Fox Sports: X

Fox Soccer 2GO: X 

ARD: X

TSN 1 / 3 / 4: X X X

TV4: X

Eurosport France: X

Fox Sports 1: X

W9: X

CTV: X

Sky Mexico: X

SBS One: X

PLEASE CLICK UNDER THE CUT FOR POST- GROUP STAGE SCHEDULING!

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