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Results International Friendly Games Wednesday 5 March 2014

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By Anna Italia
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Here are the results of the International Friendly Games on Wednesday 5 March 2014.  Highlights in these games are Spain – Italy at the Vicente Calderon Stadium in Madrid, Spain.  Good to see several of our Serie A players playing with their respective national teams.  Example, Inter Japanese defender Yuto Nagatomo and Japanese AC Milan forward Keisuke Honda playing all 90 minutes in Japan 4 – 2 New Zealand.

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 Spain  1 – 0   Italy
Japan 4 – 2 New Zealand
India 2 – 2 Bangladesh
Malawi 1 – 4 Zimbabwe
Burundi 1 – 1 Rwanda
Georgia 2 – 0 Liechtenstein
Iran 1 – 2 Guinea
Kosovo 0 – 0 Haiti
Russia 2 – 0 Armenia
Zambia 2 – 1 Uganda
Azerbaijan 1 – 0 Philippines
Lithuania 1 – 1 Kazakhstan
Bulgaria 2 – 1 Belarus
Burkina Faso 1 – 1 Comoros
Mozambique 1 – 1 Angola
Albania 2 – 0 Malta
Algeria 2 – 0 Slovenia
Greece 0 – 2 South Korea
Hungary 1 – 2 Finland
Mauritania 1 – 1 Niger
Montenegro 1 – 0 Ghana
South Africa 0 – 5 Brazil
Czech Republic 2 – 2 Norway
Israel 1 – 3 Slovakia
Bosnia-Herzegovina 0 – 2 Egypt
Andorra 0 – 3 Moldova
Botswana 3 – 0 South Sudan
Colombia 1 – 1 Tunisia
Cyprus 0 – 0 N.Ireland
FYR Macedonia 2 – 1 Latvia
Senegal 1 – 1 Mali
Luxembourg 0 – 0 Cape Verde
Namibia 1 – 1 Tanzania
Turkey 2 – 1 Sweden
Morocco 1 – 1 Gabon
Romania 0 – 0 Argentina
Ukraine 2 – 0 USA
Gibraltar 0 – 2 Estonia
Austria 1 – 1 Uruguay
Switzerland 2 – 2 Croatia
Belgium 2 – 2 Ivory Coast
Germany 1 – 0 Chile
Ireland 1 – 2 Serbia
Poland 0 – 1 Scotland
Wales 3 – 1 Iceland
Australia 3 – 4 Ecuador
England 1 – 0 Denmark
France 2 – 0 Netherlands
Portugal 5 – 1 Cameroon
Saint Lucia 0 – 5 Jamaica
Honduras   – Venezuela
Mexico   – Nigeria
Costa Rica   – Paraguay



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Photos: Inter Training, Wednesday 5 March 2014, Preparing for Torino

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Inter coach Walter Mazzarri preparing the team for the Serie A Week 27 game, Inter vs Torino to be played on Sunday 9 March 2014 at the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium.  Mazzarri having the second training of the week on Wednesday 5 March at the Centro Sportivo Angelo Moratti in Appiano Gentile.  Inter training Photos courtesy of inter.it



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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Inter, 5th position with 41 points and  a positive goal difference of +14
Torino, 9th position with 36 points and  a positive goal difference of +5

Pos Team P W D L Goals Diff. Points
5 Inter 26 10 11 5 43:29 14 41
9 Torino 26 9 9 8 39:34 5 36

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Fassone and Samaden attend ECA general assembly

Inter Milan

BARCELONA – Tonight saw the end of the European Club Association’s General Assembly. Inter were represented by managing director Marco Fassone, who is part of the Institutional Relations Working Group, and Roberto Samaden who lends his experience to the Youth Working Group.

A number of issues were discussed over the two days, ranging from financial fair play and the transfer system to the distribution of proceeds from UEFA competitions for the 2015-2018 period and the status of the agreement with FIFA.

(pictures courtesy of ECA/F. Bozzani)

Jonathan: “Let’s forget Roma and just think about Torino”

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APPIANO GENTILE – One of the best performers against Roma, Jonathan is now focused on Sunday’s match at the Meazza, something he discussed with Sky Sport 24. Read the first part of the exclusive interview here on inter.it:

“We’re happy with how we played against the Giallorossi. We knew we could perform well in that game, but now we need to put it behind us and just think about Torino. We’ll face a tricky match against a very competitive side. It’s a shame we don’t have all the internationals here with us, but the coach is brilliant and he’ll still get the best out of us. D’Ambrosio might start ahead of me against Torino? I don’t know if the coach will pick him or me, either way I’ll be there for him and the team should they need me.”

Zanetti: “What matters is being able to do well with Inter”

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MILAN – An award for fair play, fairness and respect; values that have always characterised Javier Zanetti both on and off the pitch. The captain answered questions from reporters at the award ceremony of the Cartellino Viola and the 2013 Fair Play Award this morning in Milan.
Are they going to have to use chains to keep you on the bench?
"To be honest, my first objective was to get back to a point in which I could feel useful to the team and return after a bad injury. Right now I feel great. I’m available to the coach whenever he feels it necessary to send me back on the pitch."
What you were given today was an award for the end of your career… 
"It seems like it [smiling]. But sincerely, right now the most important thing isn’t my future, but rather that of the team and qualifying for Europe at the end of this season. And then later I’ll talk with the club to see what’s best for Inter. There’s no hurry and there’s no problem with the new president, as I’ve heard some people saying. Actually there’s been a lot of dialogue going on with some serious ideas, and we’ll take stock of things at the end of the season to see what’s best for everyone." 
Have you set up an appointment yet?
"No, because there’s no rush. It’s possible that when he returns we’ll discuss it more, but right now what matters is finishing the season."
So you only have Inter in mind and no plans regarding Mourinho?
"I immediately denied that, even though I have a great rapport with him. My bond with this club after 20 years will always be there, beyond anything that might happen in the future."
What do you think about the situation of Inter not having been awarded a single penalty?
"It seems very odd to me. Let’s hope we have a bit more luck in our upcoming matches."
What will you ask president Thohir?
"I have no requests, and I don’t expect anything from him, as some are saying. This situation simply doesn’t exist. Many of you have known me for years. I’m very open and always willing to do my best for this club."
How about your relationship with Mazzarri?
"It’s very good."
Will you say anything to Juan Jesus after the suspension?
"I’m really sorry to lose a player like him because he’s very important, especially for the games we have coming up."