Written by Graeme Alexander

In a game that was billed as the “return of Beckham”, Manchester United dominated in the Theatre of Dreams. An outstanding performance from Sir Alex Fergusons men gave them a 4-0 win on the night and an aggregate result of 7-2. Not as many as Arsenal the previous night, but arguably against better opposition.


The build up to the game was over shadowed by the return of David Beckham to Old Trafford to play against his former employers for the first time since leaving for Real Madrid...

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Written by Graeme Alexander

All the pre-match press was about the absence of Cesc Fabregas and how the gunners would cope without the Spanish playmaker. The score line was another cause for concern for many, as F.C Porto led 2-1 from the first leg in Portugal. Finally the horror show that Nicklas Bendtner had against Burnley in Arsenals win at the weekend, missing chance after chance, leading many to believe scoring may be hard for the home side.


The beliefs of many were not to come true on the night, in fact it was...

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Written by Graeme Alexander

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The Carling cup is the competition that many see as the “mickey mouse cup” of English football, but Sunday afternoon proved that theory wrong. Aston Villa and Manchester United both fielded strong sides and played flat out for the first 90 minutes. It was a fantastic game that ended in a 2-1 win for Manchester United and them lifting the first available silverware of the season.


The day started with controversy as Manchester United Manager,  Sir Alex Ferguson fielded a starting...

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Written by kkroz

The Italian week-end. Our usual suspects on the top of chart. Inter defeat Udinese (2-3) in a very difficult game, A.C.Milan defeat Atalanta 3-1 easily, Napoli-Roma 2-2 in the end and Palermo crush Juventus at Torino, 0-2 at the end of the game (Miccoli scored an unbelievable goal). Juventus striker, David Trezeguet is bitterly disapppointed after his side was crushed by Palermo 2-0 at the Stadio Olimpico in Torino. The French striker said that he is trying to come back to his good shame, he...

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After 2 days of great soccer: The Champions League and Serie A recovery on the game,  there is the report of the latest news around Italy. Marek Hamsik is one of the best midfielder of the Italian League, he has the interest of two of the biggest biggest teams in Europe:  Chelsea and F.C.Inter (the 2 leaders of the Italian and English championship),  so forget about signing him for the new season  because he has decided to sign a new deal with Napoli. He believes in the...

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Written by Suneer Chowdhary

One always thought what would the response from most cricket fans be, an year or two from now, when Sachin Tendulkar has finally called it quits at the international level. Tears? Most definitely, and by many. Rejoice? Oh yes, ask those bowlers of this generation who played against Tendulkar. A feeling of vacuum probably. Regret for some, to have been able to be contemporaries.But, the biggest sense that one would feel is to stand up, and salute the man in much like the same manner as one would...

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Written by Graeme Alexander

This weekend in Scotland brings together two of the nation’s most loved and hated teams:  The “Old Firm”. Glasgow Rangers and Glasgow Celtic football clubs. Both Clubs  have a history and rivalry that stretches back to the late 1800’s and is still  volatile today as it once was. But history aside,  this Sunday’s Old Firm derby is as big as they come.


With Rangers currently seven points clear and a game in hand over their city rivals, they clearly hold the...

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Written by Graeme Alexander

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So the Premier league is now reaching the final portion of the season. Having had a hectic winter schedule many teams dropped points and many lost players. The title is still in the balance with Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal all grappling for the top spot.
In trying to distinguish who can go all the way many factors can be taken into consideration. The solid Chelsea back line, while Man United and Arsenal are still shaky in the defensive third. Or is it the buccaneering midfield of...

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