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Madonna announces summer Switzerland date

Madonna has announced her new tour dates, and confirmed that she will be playing the Letzigrund Stadium in Zurich on August 18th, 2012.

Madonna announces summer Switzerland date

The tour will be her biggest yet, with some 90 performances confirmed, US music website Billboard reported on Tuesday.

The 53 year-old Queen of Pop will start her tour in Israel, and will visit 26 venues in Europe alone. She will even make an appearance in Australia, where she has not played in over 20 years.

“Of the shows we’re doing, I’d say 25%-30% will be markets she’s never played before,” Arthur Fogel, CEO of Live Nation Global Touring, worldwide producers of the tour, told Billboard.

The tour will come hot on the heels of her new album, ‘MDNA’, due to be released at the end of March.

Tickets will go on sale at Ticketcorner on Friday, February 24th, at 8am.

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FOOTBALL

Barça play ‘perfect game’ to thrash Roma in Champions League clash

Barcelona striker Luis Suarez hailed his team's 6-1 rout of Roma in the Champions League as a "perfect game", which also saw Lionel Messi start for the first time since returning from injury.

Barça play 'perfect game' to thrash Roma in Champions League clash
Photo: Lluis Gene/AFP

Suarez scored twice as the holders celebrated qualifying for the last 16 of the Champions League with another stunning display on Tuesday.

Barcelona discovered they had qualified from Group E before they had kicked a ball at the Camp Nou, the 1-1 draw between BATE Borisov and Bayer Leverkusen in Belarus ensuring their passage.

Fresh from crushing eternal rivals Real Madrid 4-0 in La Liga action at the weekend, they then produced a performance that the Italians could not match to secure top spot in the section.

“We know that every player has to fulfil their expectations,” Suarez said.

“We played a perfect game, very complete, and we didn't leave any space in midfield. In the first half we put the game away.

“Neymar, Messi and I are here for the good of the team, for the good of Barca. We don't think individually.”

Messi, making his first return since injury, also notched up two goals.

“The people were waiting for Messi to return and we're all happy that he scored,” acknowledged Suarez.

Messi said there was an evident synchronicity with his teammates.

“With Neymar and Suarez we get on really well. We know we have a responsibility but we also want to have a good time,” the Argentinian said.

“I was really excited to have that feeling of coming back and playing again. I enjoyed watching the team, but playing is better.”

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