Italian supporters react while watching the Euro 2012 final soccer match against Spain at the ancient Circo Massimo in Rome July 1, 2012. REUTERS
Spain's David Silva, left, scores the opening goal past Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, right, during the Euro 2012 soccer championship final between Spain and Italy in Kiev, Ukraine, Sunday, July 1, 2012. AP
Spain's Sergio Ramos screams after a foul during the Euro 2012 final soccer match against Italy at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev, July 1, 2012. REUTERS
Italy's Giorgio Chiellini (R) heads the ball with Spain's Sergio Ramos during their Euro 2012 final soccer match at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev, July 1, 2012. REUTERS
Spain's Iker Casillas (C) saves an attack of Italy's Mario Balotelli covered by Spain's Sergio Ramos (R) during their Euro 2012 final soccer match at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev, July 1, 2012. REUTERS
Spain's Jordi Alba (L) celebrates his goal during their Euro 2012 final soccer match against Italy at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev July 1, 2012. REUTERS
Spain`s supporters react after Spain`s David Silva scored a goal against Italy as they watch the Euro 2012 final soccer match on a giant screen at a fan park in Malaga, southern Spain July 1, 2012. REUTERS
Spain's Fernando Torres celebrates after scoring a goal against Italy during their Euro 2012 final soccer match at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev, July 1, 2012. REUTERS
Spain's Cesc Fabregas (L) challenges Italy's Andrea Barzagli during their Euro 2012 final soccer match at the Olympic stadium in Kiev, July 1, 2012. REUTERS
Italy's Mario Balotelli reacts during their Euro 2012 final soccer match against Spain at the Olympic stadium in Kiev July 1, 2012. REUTERS
With an average of 2.45 goals per game, Euro 2012 was the most low-scoring European Championship for 16 years, but what it lacked in ripp
KIEV (Reuters) - Italy's Euro 2012 campaign ended in a tired humiliation at the hands of Spain, with the Azzurri suffering the worst defe
KIEV (Reuters) - Majestic Spain took their place among the game's greats by thrashing Italy 4-0 to retain their European title on Sunday,
KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — Even in slow-motion replays, Spain still seemed to play at 1 million miles an hour. The Italians? Well, they l
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GOLDENBOOT CONTEST
Pick a player to win the Goldenboot and tell us why he's going to win.Best RIGHT answer and best WRONG answer will win an Annapurna Post watch each.Terms & Conditions:1. The decision of the judges will be final and biding 2. Employees of APCA and their families will not be eligible to participate 3. Only one entry per person will be entertained. Participants using multiple names/email ids/phone numbers to post more than one entry will be disqualified. 4. Winners will be notified by phone and will have to collect the Prizes from the office of The Himalayan Times in person. 5. Abusive and offensive entries will not be entertained. |
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Best Wrong Answer Gyanendra AcharyaDhulikhel‚ KavrePlayer name: Mario Gomez 5 players Mario Mandzukic(croatia)‚ Alan Dzagoev(Russia)‚ Cristiano Ronaldo)‚ Mario Balotelli(Italy) and Mario Gomez(Germany) has scored 3 goals each so far. According to FIFA rule the golden boot award goes to the player with higher number of goals.If 2 or more players have same number of goals then the player with higher number of assist wins. If the assists is also same then the player who has played for least amount of time wins. So according to this rule Gomez has an advantage of 1 assist which all others don't have and he it made against Denmark and Gomez has played for 282 mins and Balotelli for 332 mins so far. So if Balotelli is to win then he has to either score at least 1 or assist 2 which is very unlikely against strong opponent like Spain. So definitely Gomez will win.
Best Right Answer Sanbik TwanabasuBhaktapurPlayer name: Fernando Torres El nino the winning goal scorer of euro 2008 is back in action with more hunger for goals than ever. Undoubtedly he is the man to help spain defend their euro title. |