Shakhtar Donetsk 2-1 Werder Bremen – Live Blog – UEFA Cup Final – 20 May 2009

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Watch Werder Bremen v Shakhtar Donetsk live here, or follow our live commentary below. Shakhtar Donetsk (Luiz Adriano 25′, Jadson 97′) 2-1 (a.e.t.) Werder Bremen (Naldo 35′) Stadium: Sukru Saracoglu…

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Inaugural Wembley Cup set to host Barca, Celtic, Tottenham and Al-Ahly

Tournaments like Arsenal’s ‘Emirates Cup’ and AJAX’s ‘Amsterdam Tournament’ have become big draws for football fans looking for some quality football in the summer season. With high quality clubs and…

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Claudio Ranieri sacked by Juventus

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It’s been a while since Juventus fans have seen three points. You have to go back to a 24 March, 4-1 victory over AS Roma to find a match where…

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Newcastle deserved a point, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United deserved an extra goal

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The penultimate weekend of the season provoked plenty of Right Result activity at the top and bottom of the table. Manchester United’s day just about went to plan as they…

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Samuel Eto’o’s form leaves Guardiola with some big decisions

FC Barcelona will need every player to be at his top level in order to beat Manchester United in the CL final. However, Samuel Eto’o has pretty much stopped scoring.

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WBA Are The Latest Victims Of Football Fantasy

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West Brom are now mathematically relegated. Well, what did they accomplish? Did they enjoy their stay? And despite all the nice touches their midfielders have had, will we really miss…

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Learning from history: How Benitez must avoid the mistakes made by Houllier

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My Grandad always used to say “The Runners Up in anything are just the first losers”. It is a notion that is unlikely to endear himself to the man who…

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Italian invasion: Five of the best and worst Italians to ever play in England

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There haven’t been too many Italians that have made that considerably bold step leap of moving from the proverbial comfort zone of Serie A to the Premier League. Although if young…

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Football Ringtones: Having a Football Stadium on your Mobile

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Ringtones are standard features on any mobile phone nowadays. They can be set to any jingle, melody or song. Some mobile phones allow users to assign different ringtones to their…

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Interview with Heather Mitts, USWNT, Olympic Gold Medalist, Boston Breakers Defender and ESPN’s “Sexiest Female Athlete”

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Heather Mitts is a left back starting for the Boston Breakers in the new WPS league. Mitts has earned 100 caps with the U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT), a gold…

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When To Watch Football: Find Football TV Schedules Online

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A soccer match between two top teams can be the most anticipated sports spectacle on any given day, hands down. Many TV viewers worldwide, especially in the United Kingdom, would…

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Manchester United 0-0 Arsenal – Live Blog – English Premier League – 16 May 2009

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Get the latest Manchester United vs Arsenal news. Manchester United 0-0 Arsenal Stadium: Old Trafford, England Competition: English Premier League Date: 16 May 2009 Kickoff: 11:45 GMT, 7:45 EST Manchester…

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Three Rounds remain in a crazy La Liga season

It’s been a busy week in the world of La Liga. Javier Saviola finally realised that he wasn’t a required player at Real Madrid, and if he actually wanted to…

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Xabi Alonso wonders if anyone has what it takes to be Liverpool’s 12th man

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Do you know what year Shankly started managing at Liverpool? How about the year Liverpool first raised the European Cup? If you know the answers to these questions and more,…

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Fulham’s Bobby Zamora sits down for a chat with Soccerlens

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The Fulham striker tells Gary Andrews how Roy Hodgson’s organisation has the Cottagers flying high, and why he’s unconcerned by his lack of goals. When Fulham head to Newcastle this…

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Gerrard benefits from Benitez’s tactical eye

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Steven Gerrard rarely likes watching games from the sidelines, but he was all smiles last night as he watched a Liverpool legends side featuring some of his boyhood heroes–Kenny Dalglish…

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Soccerlens Podcast – Improving the MLS, Arsenal’s American masters, MLS v Premier League and more

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On the eleventh episode of the Soccerlens Podcast, Stephen Darwin is joined by US soccer enthusiasts Mark Fishkin and Lisa Eisenmenger to discuss MLS. The show will be looking specifically at the…

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The Guardian’s view on the seven deadly sins of football

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For most of us the Premier League is a golden idol that we come to worship every weekend. It doesn’t matter where we are, we find a way to make…

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Perez dreams of Galácticos return to the Bernabéu

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Former Real Madrid player Steve McManaman called it the “Disneyfication of Real Madrid”; others scoffed at the idea as a bad science experiment gone wrong. If there was ever a…

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Manchester United on the brink after Tevez adds to his CV

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For an hour the dreamers had begun to dream. Households across Merseyside & Greater Manchester had seen its occupants edge ever closer to the television, whilst inside the JJB the…

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End of an era for Reading but Coppell walks away with his pride intact

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Steve Coppell’s face, notable for giving little away, told it all. His Reading side had spent the best part of an hour of this Play-Off semi final bossing an inferior…

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Why Athletic Bilbao Can Win the Copa Del Rey

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“We are going to surprise Barcelona and we are going to win this final.” This confident statement wasn’t from the mouth of a drunk Basque fisherman in a Bilbao bar….

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Ronaldo Seleção! O Fenômeno primed for Brazil return

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Since bouncing back from yet ANOTHER knee injury, the cuddly forward that is Ronaldo has been creating yet more headlines, without a transvestite in sight. Having signed for Corinthians who…

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Big men step up to the plate as Newcastle wrestle free

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St James’ Park didn’t know what to think. Michael Owen did, but he knew he better not say. The captain’s armband had already passed to Nicky Butt by the time…

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