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Cesc Fabregas looks set to miss Spain’s Confederations Cup clash with Iraq after Xabi Alonso injured him for the second time this season.

 

Alonso was the man who sidelined Fabregas for four months after the two Spaniards entered into a 50-50 challenge during the 1-1 Emirates Stadium draw earlier this season.

 

Now it appears the Liverpool man has nobbled his compatriot again, although Fabregas is believed to be a little more angered by the latest incident.

 

Spanish daily AS reports that Alonso damaged the left knee of Fabregas with a hard tackle, leaving the Arsenal man to limp from the field shaking his head.

 

It is not expected that Fabregas has sustained anything too serious, but he is expected to miss Wednesday’s clash with Iraq.

 

Meanwhile, Albert Riera was involved in a similar incident that left Santi Cazorla also requiring treatment in the Spanish camp.

 

 

http://www.setanta.com//uk/Articles/Footba...gas/gnid-57238/

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You're upset Cesc? really? really? Like when you refused to back Alonso up at Highbury and he got sent off for a slip? were you upset then? bellend

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I like Del Bosque even if he is a miserable f*cker. He is straight down the line.

 

Highlights against New Zealand were hilarious. Every goal Spain scored seemed to annoy him more!!

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I like Del Bosque even if he is a miserable f*cker. He is straight down the line.

 

Had to do a double take opening that 442 link... he's actually smiling (I think)

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I like Del Bosque even if he is a miserable f*cker. He is straight down the line.

get the impression, that Rafa respects him also. Unlike his feelings for that Tramp

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