11/3 Keller: Spurs vs. Chelsea [R] 0-0 in the second half. http://soccernet.espn.go.com/soccernet/LiveCommentaryCenterFrame?matchId=54531
In the second half, scoreless. Spurs have had problems with Chelsea over the last few years. Cudicini has stood on his head, Zola off the woodwork in the second half. Keller with a couple of comfortable saves.
Moved up due to Keller's dissent. Perfect placement for Zola... Over the bar with Keller at his mercy. 0-0.
A good match. Cudicini was unbelievable. Check out Redknapp's free kick on the FSW replay. Beautiful technical ability followed by a brilliant save. Keller's temper almost cost Spurs. Zola mishit the ensuing free kick. Spurs simply could not finish. A fair result.
that was a sweet freekick - you could see Redknapp and the other player talking about it while the ref was lining the people up. I yanked my 12 year old in front of the set for the replay - his eyes just went wide - "that was nice" he said.
Isn't Cudicini right-footed (and thus right-handed)? He saved Rednapp's great shot with his left hand. That made the save particularly good for me.
Right or left handed has nothing to do with how a keeper saves a shot. If he's diving to save a top-corner shot, you reach with your arm that is underneath your body b.c it can stretch a little further.
And becuase one is right footed, doesn't mean that one is right handed. Nevertheless, that save was outstanding. Redknapp was just stood there not believing it...Of course the save on Poyet (?) in the second half was just as good.
this is a perfect spot to sound off on the differences between 0 - 0 matches. The tottenham - chelsea macth was a pulsating, completly entertaingin match. The 0 - 0 match between Deportivo La Coruna - Real Madrid was down right boring. It literally put me to sleep. I think I can finally say that EPL is more entertaining than La Liga. Because La Liga is too damn worried about making pretty passes and putting on dribbling displays. And the lower half teams play like MLS teams without an offensive star. Or Sunderland. With the exception of Sunderland, all the teams in EPL love to attack like crazy. I mean, just take a look at a re-play of Everton - Arsenal, one of the bets playedgames this season to date. On the Match: I didn't think Keller had a very good game actually. He almost made himself look very very stupid by just simply standing around and not reacting fast enough. But he did make a nice save or two. But man Tottenham should have beat them.