Bundesliga Schedule 2010/2011
Posted on August 20, 2010
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Sami Khedira from VFB Stuttgart and Mesut Ozil from Werder Bremen are performing well in World Cup 2010. But now, both players are leaving their Germany Club to Real Madrid. But, there are still plenty of stars ready to shine in German Bundesliga which will start its competition this week. And it will be interesting to see whether Bayern Munich can retain its crown and become a Champions League champion. There is not much change in its squad. So, Bayern Munich should have no issues on maintaining their last year performance and achieve their goals. How about other Germany teams? I don’t see any real contender, but who knows that there will be other team can take advantage if Bayern Munich fail to perform well.
You can download the bundesliga fixtures 2010/2011 below. The template remains the same except the teams who get involved and of course.. the schedule. If you are new with this template, you can read the guide on using this spreadsheet in my previous 2009/2010 post.
Eredivisie Fixtures 2010/2011
Posted on August 19, 2010
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One month after Spain beating Holland in World Cup final in South Africa, the European League Competition is starting their new 2010/2011 competition. All eyes will see how world cup rising stars are going to help their teams achieve their targets. And it will be interesting to see Holland football competition because of their productivity to produce new stars which could become a key star in any teams outside Holland, like Arjen Robben in Bayern Munich or Wesley Snijder in Inter Milan where their teams are met in Champions League final last May.
I don’t change or add new feature in this Eredivisie Schedule. It is the same as the previous version for season 2009/2010. I just change the relegation team with the promoted team and replace the old schedule with the new schedule.
World Cup 2010 Wall Chart
Posted on June 12, 2010
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This is just a passive World Cup 2010 Football Tournament Schedule which has no automatic score calculation. It has a poster or A3 size which suitable to be printed and put on your wall. But, instead of just a poster or a schedule, you can put the match result in the match boxes and summarize the standings of each group by filling the score and the rank. That is the reason why I put three standing boxes for each group.
When all the group matches are finished and the qualified teams are revealed, you can put the winner and the runner up of each group on corresponding boxes in Knock Out worksheet.
