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ARMENIAN NATIONALS CONTINUED TO FARE WELL IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLUBS
ArmeniaDiaspora.com
Sept 12 2011
Epress.am -- Those Armenian nationals who played on Armenia's national
team in the Euro 2012 qualifier against Slovakia last week continued
to do well after they returned to their own football clubs.
On Friday, Henrikh Mkhitaryan was named best player in Shakhtar
Donetsk, which won 5-1 in its match against another Ukrainian
football club, FC Volyn Lutsk. On Saturday, Yura Movsisyan played
an extraordinarily good game on FC Krasnodar's team against Russian
premier league FC Rubin Kazan. At the 5th minute, he scored a goal
from the 11-meter mark, while at the start of the second half, he
scored another goal that, however, the referee annulled. Until he was
replaced at the 78th minute he continued to constantly put pressure
on the opponent.
Armenian national team players Gevorg Ghazaryan and Marcos Pizzelli
played successful games on Sunday as part of Ukraine's FC Metalurh
Donetsk. Ghazaryan was out on the field from the first minutes of the
game, while Pizzelli came out in the second half. It was this Armenian
pair that organized the only goal in the match against FC Obolon Kyiv.
Pizzelli struggled with the defender, who lost his grip on the ball
which went toward Ghazaryan who didn't miss this opportunity to score
a goal.
Note, another Armenian national on Metlarh Donetsk's team - Karlen
Lazarian - skipped this match due to injury.
Article source: http://bit.ly/oTYpp3
ArmeniaDiaspora.com
Sept 12 2011
Epress.am -- Those Armenian nationals who played on Armenia's national
team in the Euro 2012 qualifier against Slovakia last week continued
to do well after they returned to their own football clubs.
On Friday, Henrikh Mkhitaryan was named best player in Shakhtar
Donetsk, which won 5-1 in its match against another Ukrainian
football club, FC Volyn Lutsk. On Saturday, Yura Movsisyan played
an extraordinarily good game on FC Krasnodar's team against Russian
premier league FC Rubin Kazan. At the 5th minute, he scored a goal
from the 11-meter mark, while at the start of the second half, he
scored another goal that, however, the referee annulled. Until he was
replaced at the 78th minute he continued to constantly put pressure
on the opponent.
Armenian national team players Gevorg Ghazaryan and Marcos Pizzelli
played successful games on Sunday as part of Ukraine's FC Metalurh
Donetsk. Ghazaryan was out on the field from the first minutes of the
game, while Pizzelli came out in the second half. It was this Armenian
pair that organized the only goal in the match against FC Obolon Kyiv.
Pizzelli struggled with the defender, who lost his grip on the ball
which went toward Ghazaryan who didn't miss this opportunity to score
a goal.
Note, another Armenian national on Metlarh Donetsk's team - Karlen
Lazarian - skipped this match due to injury.
Article source: http://bit.ly/oTYpp3