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词条 2008 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Final
释义

  1. Roads to the final

     Italy  Brazil 

  2. Match details

  3. Overall statistics

  4. See also

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| details =
| date = 27 July 2008
| stadium = Plage du Prado
| city = Marseille
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The 2008 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Final took place between Italy and Brazil on 27 July 2008 at the Plage du Prado. Brazil were the winners, winning by five goals to three. Brazil have beaten fifteen other teams to be crowned FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2008 Winners. It was Brazil's third title in a row.

Roads to the final

Italy

Italy started their campaign in group B, with a good opening game against the Solomon Islands, winning 7-4. Italy confirmed their place in the quarter-finals, beating El Salvador 4-1 and taking themselves up to 6 points. In Italy's final game they went down 3-0 to Portugal. Italy battled back and took it into extra time at 4-4. It looked to be heading for penalties but a last minute goal by Madjer meant Portugal won the game and the group.


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As Italy were the runners-up of group B, they met the winners of group A, France in the quarter-finals. As France were the hosts they were the favorites to reach the semi-finals. Surprisingly, Italy went up 5-0. France did all they could to get back into the game but Italy held out. With the final score at 5-2 they moved into the semi-finals against Spain.

The semi-final was a different battle. Italy were 1-0 down after just 2 minutes. However 2 goals in 2 minutes meant Italy went ahead for the first time. Again Spain looked threatening bringing it back to 2-2 and 10 minutes later, 3-2. The scoreline continued to change and by the end of normal time the score was 4-4. Extra time was uneventful which meant penalties. Amarelle stepped up and hit the post which meant it was all down to Massimiliano Esposito to finish the job. His first attempt was saved but it had to be re-taken. Esposito hit the ball down the center and sent Italy into the final to face Brazil.

Brazil

Brazil started their world cup campaign as defending champions, in group D, coming from behind to win by 3 goals to 2 against Spain. Brazil continued to perform with an 8-1 win against Japan and finished the group on top with 9 points after beating Mexico comfortably 7-1.


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In the quarter-finals, Brazil played the runners-up of group C, Russia. They went down 3 times to Russia but with a helpful hat-trick from Daniel, Brazil came back to win 6-4. In the semi-finals Brazil met Portugal, who had the 2 top scorers on their side. It was an epic semi-final, although Brazil were always finding themselves having to come from behind. In the 34th minute, Bruno hit a long range shot finding the back of the net sending Brazil into the final. Portugal failed to come back in the final 2 minutes leaving Brazil to win 5-4.

Match details

{{football box |

date = 27 July 2008 |

team1 = {{Beachsoccer-rt|ITA}} |

score = 3–5 |

report = [https://www.fifa.com/tournaments/archive/beachsoccerworldcup/marseilles2008/matches/round=251205/match=300051923/ Report] |

team2 = {{Beachsoccer|BRA}} |

goals1 = Paolo Palmacci {{goal|29}}
Roberto Pasquali {{goal|33}}
Maradona Jr {{goal|34}} |

goals2 = Bruno {{goal|8||14}}
Sidney {{goal|21||23}}
André {{goal|28}} |

stadium = Plage du Prado |

attendance = 7 000


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GK 1 Stefano Spada
DF 2 Michele Leghissa
W 5 Simone Feudi
W 7 Roberto Pasquali (c)
W 922}}
Substitutes:
GK 12 Germano Fabro
DF 3 Giuseppe Condorelli
DF 4 Giuseppe Platania
W 6 Giuseppe Soria
DF 8 Francesco Corosiniti
W 10 Diego Maradona Junior
W 1111}}
Manager:
{{Flag icon|ITA}} Giancarlo Magrini
GK 1 Mao
W 7 Sidney
DF 8 Junior Negão (c)
W 10 Benjamin
W 11 Buru
Substitutes:
GK 12 Wagner
DF 2 Duda
DF 3 Bueno
W 4 Betinho
DF 5 Daniel
W 6 Bruno
P 9 André
Manager:
{{Flag icon|BRA}} Alexandre Soares

Overall statistics

{{Beachsoccer|ITA{{Beachsoccer|BRA
Goals scored {{goal|}}3 5
Total shots30 36
Shots on target15 18
Own goals0 0
Overheads2 0
Ball possession44% 56%
Corner kicks6 3
Free kicks4 6
Fouls committed7 6
Yellow cards {{yel|}}2 0
Red cards {{sent off|0|}}0 0

{{Clear}}

See also

  • 2008 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup
{{FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup}}{{DEFAULTSORT:2008 Fifa Beach Soccer World Cup Final}}

2 : 2008 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup|2008 in French sport

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