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Ronaldo Finally Speaks, Confirms Desire To Play For Real Madrid

In what will be the final twist of the knife in Manchester United‘s back, Cristiano Ronaldo has admitted after the England-Portugal quarter-final that he is keen to move away from Manchester United to Real Madrid, thus confirming reports that have linked him to Villar Mir and confirming the Marca interview.

Zidane Masterclass Blows Brazil Away

After the 1-1 draw with South Korea, you would have bet your house against France beating Spain, much less reaching the semi-final of the 2006 World Cup. But now, thanks to the magic quartet of Zidane, Henry, Vieira and Ribery, France have one eye on Berlin.

United’s Ronaldo Not To Blame For Rooney’s Dismissal

Manchester United and England fans must be wishing that when Cristiano Ronaldo picked up an injury against Holland his World Cup should really have ended in tears.

Way Too Easy To Blame Lampard For England’s Defeat

Right after the match, there’s very strong temptation to blast Lampard and Eriksson for England’s defeat.

England’s Plan For Beating Portugal

By this point, very few people consider England as genuine contenders for joining Germany and Italy in the World Cup semi finals. And if that was a stretch, hardly anyone would consider the chance of England being in Berlin as being anything more than wishful thinking.

A Guide To Beating Brazil

With the Brazil-France quarter-final later today, it seems relevant to revisit an article wrote earlier titled ‘How to Beat Brazil’ and see what tactics France will be using today in a bid to repeat their World Cup 98 heroics.

Germany-Argentina Post-Match Fight (Video & Analysis)

Read the Germany v Argentina preview. Update: The ‘Frings punch’ clip has been added – please see the link at the end of this article. By now everyone has probably either seen or heard or read about the confrontation after the Argentina-Germany World Cup quarter-final between the two sets of players. After watching the video…

Italy set up semifinal date with Germany

For a team that barely broke a sweat in their 3-0 win over Ukraine tonight, the Italians showed that they will be as hard to beat as Argentina were for the Germans.