Hassan Yebda

Hassan Yebda and Algeria face England today in their second World Cup football match.  Both teams are in Group C along with the US and Slovenia.  Earlier today the US tied Slovenia 2:2.    Hassan Yebda is a pro footballer who competes for the Algerian National Football Team in World Cup soccer, and also plays for Portsmouth during the regular season.  Hassan Yebda is a midfielder and is 6'1" and weighs 169 pounds.    The Algeria national football team is also known as Les Fennecs, or the...Read Full Story

Hassan Yebda is a pro footballer who competes for Algeria in World Cup soccer, and also plays for Portsmouth.  Hassan Yebda is a midfielder and is 6'1" and weighs 169 pounds.  We'll be keeping an eye out for Hassan Yebda in World Cup 2010.    The Algeria national football team is also known as Les Fennecs, or the Desert Foxes.  They qualified for World Cup 2010 by beating Egypt in a World Cup qualification tiebreaker.Read Full Story

• Algerian says players have same style • We deserved our point, says midfielder Algeria’s former Portsmouth midfielder Hassan Yebda admits he witnessed first-hand how England pair Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard fail to reproduce their club form for their country. Yebda, who was on loan at Fratton Park from Benfica last season, says there is a clear difference between the Gerrard and Lampard of Liverpool and Chelsea and the same players when wearing England shirts. “Everyone knows Lampard...Read Full Story

It was not the drama England had sought at the World Cup. A second draw leaves them adrift of Slovenia and unsure of their place in the knockout phase. They will be without Jamie Carragher against the Slovenes on Wednesday, because he picked up a second booking of the tournament after a foul on Hassan Yebda England 0-0 Algeria is a post from: Online News AggregatorRead Full Story

Footballers aim to draw on spirit of Gillo Pontecorvo's revolutionary classic ahead of tonight's match with England When football players seek inspiration they normally opt for a round of golf. Not the Algerians, though. Ahead of their big match with England tonight, the north Africans have made a trip to the cinema to watch a screening of The Battle of Algiers. Gillo Pontecorvo's 1966 classic is set during the Algerian war of the 1950s and details the emergence of the native resistance...Read Full Story