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Portsmouth vs Manchester United Highlights (0-1)

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Obviously staged but no idea what this is about…anyone?

An astonishing leaked interview with former England boss Steve “Umbrella” McClaren has made it clear to British football authorities that the man they entrusted with England’s dismal Euro 2008 qualifying campaign was in fact a Dutch spy, sent in to sabotage English football.

The interview (shown below) is thought to have been taken when McClaren was relaxed and off guard, unaware of his English audience.

He is shown speaking with his natural Dutch accent, only occasionally slipping into the pretend northern dialect he adopted during his days at Manchester United.

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Who’d want to be a ref anyway? All that stomping around, shouting and getting angry – and that’s from the players and supporters.

So what happens when an amateur star-studded football team tries to play 11-a-side without a ref? About the same as what happens to any football game played without a ref – chaos and farce.

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Jurgen Klinsmann’s vision for Bayern Munich will puzzle fans, underwhelm opponents (they underestimate the light show at their own peril) and make reporters sit up and look around uncomfortably.

In a letter to the Bayern fans, Klinsmann wrote:

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Lawro makes a disastrous move into management….

If you’ve ever wanted to see John Terry being ripped to death by Chihuahuas this is your chance.

Having grown bored of punditry, Lawro’s finally making a move into management with the fantasy football. But with a paralysed Michael Owen, an Arsenal team who won’t shoot, and a Sean Wright Phillips who takes running heedlessly to a whole new level, he’s not finding the game so easy anymore.

If Southpark and Phonejacker had a love child, this would be it:

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No matter what you say about beautiful WAGs, fast cars and money, the ball remains a footballer’s best friend:

Every now and again a player appears on the horizon and you think ‘this could be the one’.

A few years ago me and my colleague were in Brazil watching Santos against Botafogo. The game was as eventful as ever, but it was remarkable for the talents of Robinho and Diego, two players who shone out in the dismal rain - which was more Manchester than the home of beach football. Diego was cunning and silky, always looking for the clever pass, making space and taking on the opposition. Robinho was energetic, fast and outrageously tricky. It was a joy to watch. It was football fit for the memory of the club’s greatest player. Both players seemed to play for fun and without a trace of ego.

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Scenes from the streets of Barcelona as Spain celebrates the Euro 2008 final win over Germany:

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Can you be the next big star in football? What are you waiting for?

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Germany went down to a Torres goal at Vienna in the Euro 2008 final. Here are the highlights:

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Spain thrashed Russia to setup a final date with Germany. Here are the highlights:

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Germany 3-2 Turkey - Impressive Turks bow out in style
Germany 3-2 Turkey - Live Blog - Semifinals - Euro 2008

Video highlights from the first Euro 2008 semifinal:

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Holland succumbed to the Russian revolution as Hiddink’s men beat the Dutch in extra time:

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Croatia succumbed to TUrkey on penalties after both teams scored late, late goals in extra time:

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We’ve all seen the Cesc Fabregas show, right?

Well here it is, redone and touched up, with Bob Boonah as your host:

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Portugal v Germany - match report
Portugal v Germany - live blog

First Half Highlights

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Our friends over at FootballFansUnited (FFU) have come up with a ‘top 10 greatest goals’ list, have a look and see if you agree with them:

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Highlights from the last round of action from the Euro group stages:

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Nike: Most Wanted is a collaborative project between the Premier League and Nike in the close season - it aims to find 22 of the country’s most talented undiscovered players with the hunger, drive and determination to take their game to the next level.

There will be trials across the UK & Ireland - technical, mental and physical - designed to find the best young British talent. The winners will get to take part in the ultimate training weekend with the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson.

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Highlights from the last round matches from the group of death:

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Highlights from Day 10 of the Euros:

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Euro 2008 video highlights from Day 9:

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Highlights from the 2nd round of matches from Group D:

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The Group of Death lives up to its reputation as both Italy and France are left on the verge of being knocked out as Holland join Portugal and Croatia in the knock-out stages.

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Group A’s fate is almost decided with Portugal set to progress and the winner of Turkey / Czech Republic to go through.

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Video highlights from Euro 2008’s 1st round of matches from Group D:

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Romania vs France Highlights

First Half Highlights

Second Half Highlights

Netherlands vs Italy Highlights

Netherlands 1-0 Italy

Netherlands 2-0 Italy

Netherlands 3-0 Italy

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Update: Added Shooting (2) and Technique (3) videos.

The featured video gives us a behind-the-doors look at Arsene Wenger’s training philosophy as the Arsenal manager takes a training session with the winners of the Nike “Deadly 5″ competition. Definitely not something you get to see every day:

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Austria vs Croatia Highlights

First Half Highlights

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