YOU CAN SKIP THIS PART...SCROLL DOWN FOR NEWS BELOW
When all is said and done and we stand before the master what will matter is not the opinion of any man,not the applause from men ,not your reputation in society or any man's perception of who you are. What will count is the quality of your personality towards God. Not the praises of men not the approval of man what will profit a man to gain the whole world and yet lose his soul. Live your life to please him let heaven be your focus refuse to be distracted.
Read..This is the news for you ....peeps ...always come back for more......culled from fc barca
NOW THE NEWS IN FULL.....
The blaugranes are looking to get back to winning ways against the newly promoted visitors who claimed their first win of the season in midweek
Las Palmas visit Camp Nou for the first time in 13 years in the league following their successful promotion form the Second Division last season via the play offs. Barça will be looking to bounce back after their first league defeat of the season on Wednesday at Celta and the visitors to build on their first win of the campaign which came on the same day against struggling Sevilla.
Team news
Luis Enrique's team trained for the final time on Friday before the clash with the team from the Canary Islands. The Barça boss will name his squad on Saturday morning with keeper Claudio Bravo, striker Sandro Ramírez and full back Jordi Alba possibly returning to the 18 man list after injury.
Las Palmas coach Paco Herrera named his 19 man squad on Friday for the trip to Camp Nou. Javi Garrido and Nauzet Alemán were included for the first time this season. Vicente Gómez is out and Tana, Ángel López and Javi Castellano are all still missing due to injury.
Coaches' viewpoint
Barça coach Luis Enrique made the traditional appearance before the press on Friday, the day before the game against Las Palmas. At the Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper, the Asturian coach admitted that he was looking from the positives from Wednesday's reverse in Vigo: "The loss in Vigo teaches us how tough it is to win."
Las Palmas coach Paco Herrera's main worry was that the occasion would overawe his played on their visit to Camp Nou. The Catalan born boss revealed he did not want his team to "freeze" when they came up against the team that achieved an historic treble last season.
Form guide
The blaugranes' perfect start to the league season, four wins from their first four matches, came to an end on Wednesday in the Balaídos stadium with a 4-1 defeat away at Celta. Barça, however, have won eight of their last nine league games at Camp Nou, scoring at least twice in eight of those nine encounters.
Las Palmas recorded their first victory in the Spanish First Division for 13 years with a 2-0 win over Sevilla on Wednesday. Goals from Roque Mesa and Alcaraz mean Paco Herrera's team pull away from the bottom of the table and they sit currently in 12th place in the table.
History
The last time the two sides met in the First Division was back in 2002. Current Barça boss Luis Enrique scored that day in a 1-1 draw at Camp Nou. Las Palmas have only ever won twice in the league at Barça in 31 visits, the last win coming way back in 1971/72. The blaugranes have won 26 of those matches. drawing on three occasions.
Coverage
No matter where you are in the world we have you covered. Twitter users can follow @FCBarcelona for a live feed of all the action.
KEEP SCROLLING TO THE END ...WE STILL GOT LOTS MORE .......
Source : http://www.coolnsmart.com/wise_quotes/
........
0 Response to "Match Preview: FC Barcelona v Las Palmas"
Post a Comment