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Socceroos come back to beat Oman: 17.11.2009
The Socceroos came back from losing 1-0 to beat Oman 2-1 despite losing a player, in the Asian Cup qualifier. Alex Brosque, Sydney FC player, is the latest to be called to the Socceroos and played in that match.
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World Master Games in Sydney: 22.10.2009
Sydney was the host of the "World Masters Games" which brought together some 29 thousand athletes of all ages, from ninety-five countries.
During the nine-day event, participants competed in 28 sports and were separated by age and gender.
It is noteworthy that among the athletes who came to participate, a 98 years old man has generated a source of inspiration for the younger generation.
Juan Miranda interviews Antonio Goyarzú Fernandez, a Spanish athlete who speaks about his participation in the Sydney "World Masters Games" 2009.
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God's mouth: 22.10.2009
The coach of Argentina’s national team Diego Armando Maradona has dismissed to apologise for the words he used against the press after the match against Uruguay in the South American World Cup qualifier for South Africa 2010.
Maradona’s foul words have sparked controversy in Argentina and the world, and FIFA is considering opening an investigation against the former football player.
Australian Olympic coach and footballer Raul Blanco gives his impressions about the scandal unleashed by Maradona.
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Surfing with Sofia Mulanovich: 2.10.2009
Interview with Peruvian surfer Sofia Mulanovich, 2004 world champion and vice-champion in the years 2005 and 2007. Sofia, of Croatian heritage, was born in Lima Peru and fell in love with the aqua-sports when she started swimming at the age of 5 and then surfing at the age of 9.
In 2007 Sofia entered the ‘Hall of Fame’ of professional surfing with two documentaries about her life and thousands of fans around the World.
Juan Miranda speaks when Sofia when she is preparing for the Womens Surf World Tour 2009 in Dee-Why Beach, Sydney.
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William Reyes from El Salvador Soccer Team: 2.10.2009
Honduran-born Salvadorean soccer player William Reyes has played an important role in the Salvodorean team FAS and in the Salvadorean national team, which hopes to classify to World Cup South Africa 2010.
Juan Miranda speaks with William Reyes after the Salvadorean victory over Costa Rica in the Central American qualifying games.
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Fencing with Mauricio Panizo: 2.10.2009
Fencer Mauricio Panizo started his career during his childhood in Lima-Peru. His main influence and mentor was his mother, who trained Mauricio and his brothers in the swordsmanship sport.
Fencing is a growing sport all around the world and despite the fact it involves the use of swords, fencing is considered a very safe practice. Juan Miranda interviews Mr. Panizo about fencing and the skills required to practice this discipline.
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World Transplant Games: 1.9.2009
The XVII World Transplant Games are taking place at the Gold Coast in Queensland, whith the objective of demonstrating that people who have undergone an organ transplant can still become professional athletes like anyone else. Juan Miranda speaks with the president of the Argentine delegation, Rodolfo Wetzel.
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The science of sport: 25.8.2009
Sports scientist Jorge Portillo has worked preparing elite sportspeople in Australia for 32 years. This expertise has earned him invitations from Bolivia and his home country, El Salvador, to apply his knowledge in their national teams.
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Swimsuit controversy: 10.8.2009
The use of polyurethane swimsuits has sparked controversy in this year's FINA swimming world championships in Rome. It is said that the new suits improves a swimmer’s performance by up to two seconds. The director of the Water Sports Confederation of Argentina, talks about the use of the polyurethane suits in his country's team.
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Melbourne Victory learns from defeat: 27.7.2009
Rodrigo Vargas, defender in the A League’s Melbourne Victory, comments about the defeat his team suffered against England’s Fulham, during a friendly match played at home. Vargas speaks with Juan Miranda for Estadio 22.
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