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Tottenham must shackle Ozil to beat Real Madrid
Tottenham must contain the creative threat posed by Mesut Özil if they are to avoid a repeat of their heavy defeat at the Bernabeú.
The German midfielder set up two of Madrid’s four goals at home, including the opener by Emmanuel Adebayor, but also assisted 12 shots in total in the match, the most by a single player in a game in the competition in the last five seasons.
Manchester United To March On To Champions League Semi-Final
Chelsea make the trip to Manchester United for their second leg of the Champions League Quarter Final on Tuesday, looking to overcome a 1-0 deficit from the first leg just six days ago. The Stamford Bridge outfit will be needing a win to have any chance of progression and with Sir Alex Ferguson once again…
Inter v Schalke: Italians confident of doing the German double
Reigning European champions Inter saw their Serie A title hopes go up in smoke at the weekend, after being humiliated by cross-town rivals Milan, however they will be desperate to bounce back against mid-table Bundesliga side Schalke, a team that stunned Valencia in the previous round of this competition.
Benfica 1-2 FC Porto: Benfica hand Porto Portuguese Title on a Plate
Porto will be celebrating their 25th Portuguese league title in the dark. So humiliating did the powers that be find their bitter rivals celebrating a deserved title, earned by defeating Benfica on their own patch, that they decided to switch off the floodlights when the final whistle went at the Estadio da Luz (‘The Stadium…
Milan v Inter derby special: Why Inter’s remarkable form in 2011 makes them favourites for the Scudetto
Milan and Inter meet for the 176th time in Serie A this weekend, in a match that will go a long way to deciding the victor of the 2010/11 Scudetto. Milan currently lead the way in Italy, with 62 points from 30 matches, two clear of rivals Inter. The Nerazzurri can cap off a remarkable comeback in the league should they win this weekend, having trailed the Rossoneri by as many as 15 points earlier in the season.
Both teams are missing some key players through injury and suspension, however in front of a sell-out crowd at the San Siro, the Milan rivals are sure to put on a show.
Nagatomo Inspires Inter Milan To Champions League Triumph
Inter Milan were one goal shy of edging Bayern Munich in Germany when in the 87th minute coach Leanordo looked to the bench for a spark. His solution: newly arrived Japanese left-back Yuto Nagatomo. The Japan National Team star, currently facing one of the greatest off-pitch challenges of his life with the recent tsunami disaster…
Tottenham look forward to beating Milan
Tottenham registered a memorable 1-0 win away at the San Siro in the first leg of this tie, but have lost their way in the Premier League since then, looking unlikely to finish in the top 4 this season. Milan haven’t fared much better in terms of performances but they are top of the table and leading the title race against Inter.
But it’s not just about Champions League qualification – it’s about fulfilling your potential, pride and history – one club trying to make it, the other trying to revive it. Milan will have to considerably raise their game even if Tottenham are not at their best.
Advantage Arsenal but can they keep up with Barcelona?
The absence of key Barcelona defenders, Guardiola’s back problem, Arsenal’s 2-1 lead and a new-found confidence in the domestic league means that the Gunners travel to Camp Nou looking forward to upsetting the Spanish club. Although you cannot discount Barcelona’s attacking prowess – and indeed the match could be over in the first half – Arsenal have the quality to at least score once in the second leg – and given their 1-goal advantage from the first leg, it all points to a close and most-watchable Champions League match.
Liverpool Spank Manchester United, and Dirk Kuyt’s Hattrick
Liverpool are far out of the Champions League places, let alone the title race, but they have, after Chelsea last weekend, landed a second successive blow to Manchester United’s title chances. Actually, that would be sugar-coating it. They’ve spat in United’s faces, and told them to come back when they’re capable of winning. It was…
Carling Cup Final Preview: Can Arsenal End The Drought?
Arsenal vs Birmingham Carling Cup Final Wembley Stadium, London Sunday 27th February, 2011 16:00 BST By kick-off on Sunday afternoon, five years, 9 months and 6 days will have passed us all by since Patrick Vieira clipped his winning penalty past Roy Carroll‘s despairing fingertips - a calm stroke of the Frenchman’s right boot that…
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