Friday, Northern Ireland accomodated Italy in a match qualifier for the Euro 2012. The occasion for the Irish players to show all their control on stopped kicks and more particularly, corner.
One knew Irish Coffee, here from now on, Irish Corner Kick. Friday, Ulster received Italy in Belfast within the framework of the matches of qualification for the Euro 2012. The meeting ended in a null and virgin score but revealed its batch of surprises all the same. Tony Chapron, who arbitrated the meeting, could note all the tactic installation by the Irish players to surprise their adversaries on corner. As the score attests some, it did not appear very effective.
In the rod, Steven Davis. With the 37e minute of play, the player of Glasgow Rangers is on the point of making display of all his technique of striking on corner. While wanting to type in the balloon to try to find a fellow-member in surface, it strikes the post of corner which it sends valdinguer behind him. Its foot finishes nevertheless by touching the leather which will traverse only two meters before finishing its race at exit of goal. Neither the post, nor the sphere will reach the desired destination.
The pretence was well tried but it is missed and the Italians did not bite with the hook.
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