>>>>>>>>>>>>>>In the world-famous derby held just this season, A was fouled by B , thus conceding a penalty.

A would take the penalty himself and slot it past a helpless C, thus giving A s team a 1-0 victory. A, in the same game would later ev en karate kick B (who is actually A s former team-mate), thus earning a yellow car d. The victory was even sweeter considering that A s team played with 10 men after having D sent off in the game. D is the first-choice right back for the team, d isplacing E, who , when fit, thus played at left-back throughout the season. Interestingly, the home and away game of this prestigious derby is played in the same stadium, which is named in honour of F. A s team would then go on to win the league title this season (and B s team were the defending champions). A was in fact a deadline day signing made by his team alo ng with G, who was signed maybe 12 hours before the summer transfer window close d. Both A and G played huge roles in helping their team regain the league title from B s team. The league that this derby takes place also contains a team owned by H. H is wid ely and unanimously regarded as crazy because of his constant interference with th e coach of the club he owns. Just this season, H fired his coach in February 201 1 after his team had been thrashed 7-0 by a another team (4 of those goals comin g from I, who is right now the hottest footballing prospect in the world and bei ng courted by the biggest clubs around). H would then appoint a new coach. But 2 months later, when his club would lose 4-0, H would fire the new coach by April and would re-appoint the coach that he had initially sacked in February, such i s his craziness. The captain of the club that B plays for is J. J played just the day before yest erday in his nations Copa America opening match. With his team losing 1-0, his co ach decided to remove K from the pitch. The substitution worked as K s replacement finally got the vital equalizer to give the team a 1-1 draw. A year ago J was shockingly left off his nation s 2010 WC squad. His coach would i nstead choose L, who was actually playing in the English Second Division. The wo rld was (understandably) shocked because J had just finished the season before t he World Cup as the proud captain of the team that had won the CL, the League an d the Domestic cup. Now, coming back to B -> B is notorious even otherwise for his rash and careless tackles and became infamous after an incident involving M in a particular World Cup final game, which would result in M getting sent off. The game between B s te am and M s team would thus go to penalties and B s team would end up winning the Wor ld Cup after N missed a penalty for M s team and M s team s goal-keeper O was unable t o save even a single penalty of B s team. M s childhood idol was P. An elegant and highly skillful dribbler, passer, and goa l-scorer, P was nicknamed el Principe or The Prince. P was named by Pele as one of the top 100 greatest living footballers in March 2004 and is Uruguay s most-cap ped player. Referring to M again, Q once said this about him:"M is one of the greatest playe rs in history, a truly magnificent player . Q is no less a footballing icon himsel f. He was nick-named The Emperor because of his elegant style and leadership. He i s widely credited with inventing and revolutionising the role of libero (Sweeper) in football and is considered as one of the greatest defenders of all-time. M, now retired, is the Special Advisor to the first team of a club for which he pl ayed for before. He was initially appointed as Special Advisor to the President wh en R took over the club for his second reign. R is notorious for taking over the club in his first reign and splashing pornographic amounts of cash to bring in a host of elite superstars ( something which he is replicating now in his second reign also). M himself was bought to the club by R in his first reign, along wi th many other global superstars, one of them being S.

S, who retired only a month or so ago is a World Cup, Ballon d Or and FIFA World P layer of the Year Winner. S has played for Madrid, Barcelona, Milan and Inter Mi lan. And even more interestingly, S has scored for Madrid against Barca in the C lasico, and for Barca against Madrid in the Clasico, and for Inter against Milan in the Milan derby and for Milan against Inter in the Milan derby. The captain of this club owned by R is T and the No.9 of the club is U. V was th e previous captain of the club and he is also their all-time leading scorer. T, the captain of the club, is actually a goal-keeper. He is also the captain of his national team, and his career might have take a different curve, if not for a bit of luck. T was the second-choice keeper for his nations 2002 WC squad, sec ond in line to W. However, W, who was the first choice keeper, severed a tendon in his right foot after he accidentally smashed a bottle of aftershave and a sha rd of glass penetrated his flesh, just 2 days before the WC. Thus, T became firs t-choice, and has remained first choice for his country and club ever since. T won the X Trophy (X being the name of the player after which the trophy is named in honour of) 4 years ago. The X Trophy is awarded to the keeper who has the lo west goals-to-games ratio. However, the past 3 years, the trophy has been won by Y . Despite this, Y still remains second-choice to T, for their national team. Y s c lub and country team-mate Z is a World Cup, Euro and Champions League winner, an d multiple Ballon d Or final nominee. OptaJoe noted that this season, "Just one in five of Z's passes in the league went forward". A1, who shares an entire word in his name with X, made his debut for the English National team against Hungary, along with Wilshere. A1 holds the record for bei ng the first player to score a winner against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium. I n the league that A1 plays, B1 and C1 play for the most successful and the secon d most successful teams in the league (success here meaning no. of trophies won) . Both B1 and C1 were purchased only the previous season. B1 was the fastest rec orded player at the 2010 World Cup. C1, after being signed by the club was given the no.7 jersey and for about 1 hour and 30 minutes, he was his club s most expen sive signing ever. <<Identify A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z, A1, B1 and C1.