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22 Nov 2008 at 11:36pm Jose Mourinho's Inter Milan have gone four points clear at the top of Serie A after a second-half goal from Sulley Muntari gave them a 1-0 victory over fellow-title challengers Juventus. 22 Nov 2008 at 7:07pm Bolton's record signing Johan Elmander finally showed a glimpse of the reason why Gary Megson stumped up 10million for him in the summer with a stunning late strike to sink Middlesbrough. 22 Nov 2008 at 2:35pm Second-half goals from Georgios Samaras, Shunsuke Nakamura and substitute Cillian Sheridan gave Celtic a 3-1 victory over St Mirren in their Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash at Love Street. 22 Nov 2008 at 10:06am Juventus have had no contact from Manchester City over goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, according to the Italian club's director general Jean-Claude Blanc. 22 Nov 2008 at 5:32am Blackburn manager Paul Ince has called for the November international friendly date to be be scrapped. 22 Nov 2008 at 1:08am Go Jordi! On-loan Spaniard Jordi Gomez is mobbed by his Swansea team-mates as he breaks the deadlock against Birmingham Swansea City suffer a huge blow as highly-rated midfield talisman Ferrie Bodde is ... 21 Nov 2008 at 8:34pm Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has backed Mark Hughes to turn Manchester City's millions into silverware - but admits the pressure is now on the Welshman to deliver. 21 Nov 2008 at 4:03pm William Gallas' future at Arsenal has been thrown into doubt following reports from France that he has been stripped of the captaincy and dropped for the trip to Manchester City. 21 Nov 2008 at 11:37am Chelsea coach Luiz Felipe Scolari will be delighted if Michael Ballack extends his contract for a further two years. 21 Nov 2008 at 7:05am Newcastle striker Obafemi Martins has called for Joe Kinnear to be handed the managerial reins at St James' Park on a full-time basis. 21 Nov 2008 at 2:36am Plans for harsher penalties for drivers who keep breaking the law Phil and Amanda Peak lost their sons Arron, 10, and Ben, eight, after McCormick's Range Rover hit their people carrier on the motorway near ... 20 Nov 2008 at 9:55pm Landon Donovan is back in Germany, this time with Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich will add Major League Soccer leading scorer Landon Donovan on a loan deal, but the team appears to be angling to keep him long ... 20 Nov 2008 at 5:31pm Atletico Madrid will have to play their upcoming Champions League home match against PSV Eindhoven behind closed doors after partially losing their appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport. 20 Nov 2008 at 1:05pm Sunderland manager Roy Keane has denied a Football Association charge of improper conduct. 20 Nov 2008 at 8:40am The Football Association have not yet ruled out taking further action against Sheffield United skipper Chris Morgan for his challenge on Barnsley striker Iain Hume in last weekend's South Yorkshire derby. |
22 Nov 2008 at 6:50pm By PA SportsTicker 22 Nov 2008 at 6:44pm By PA SportsTicker 22 Nov 2008 at 6:42pm By PA SportsTicker 22 Nov 2008 at 6:35pm Real Madrid earned coach Bernd Schuster some breathing space with a much-needed 1-0 win over lowly Recreativo Huelva on Saturday, but it was far from comfortable viewing for the home fans at the Bernabeu. 22 Nov 2008 at 5:25pm A goal from Brazilian striker Liedson gave nine-man Sporting a 1-0 win at Naval which lifted them to third spot in the Portuguese Premier League on Saturday. 22 Nov 2008 at 5:25pm American goalkeeper Brad Friedel equaled the Premier League's consecutive appearance record Saturday, making another stellar performance for Aston Villa and frustrating defending champion Manchester United in a 0-0 draw. Friedel, who joined Villa from Blackburn in the offseason, made his 166th straight appearance to tie David James' record. 22 Nov 2008 at 5:04pm (Updates after Sevilla v Valencia, adds quotes) |
22 Nov 2008 at 10:00am Liverpool coach Rafael Benitez has insisted an apology from the Football Association (FA) for doubting the club's word on the injury of Steven Gerrard. 22 Nov 2008 at 5:00am Washington, Nov.22 : Over the next five months, the U.S. Army is preparing to reinforce troop morale in Afghanistan with "Entertainment from the Home Front," a string of touring entertainers and athletes that will include World Wrestling Entertainment Divas, National Football League cheerleaders and players, NASCAR drivers, and professional rodeo participants. 22 Nov 2008 at 2:01am London, Nov.22 : Fallen England soccer idol Paul `Gazza' Gascoigne has reportedly attempted to commit suicide again, days after his girlfriend Sally Mulholland rejected his proposal for marriage. 23 Nov 2008 at 12:32am (Saturday, November 22nd) Final Score: (5) Oklahoma 65, (2) Texas Tech 21 Norman, OK (Sports Network) - Sam Bradford threw four touchdown passes, and fifth-ranked Oklahoma rose to the occasion to keep... 23 Nov 2008 at 12:24am "The guy has gone completely off the rails!" "He's not exactly the sharpest tool in the toolbox". "All I can think of is that he must have lost his mind!" These comments (or rather, rough Japanese tr... 23 Nov 2008 at 12:24am The News of the World reports that Real Madrid have singled out Rafael Benitez, the Liverpool manager, as their preferred replacement for the under-fire Bernd Schuster... 23 Nov 2008 at 12:24am Luiz Felipe Scolari may have missed out on signing Robinho during the summer, but the Chelsea manager has revealed that the club's doors "are always open" to the Manchester City star... 23 Nov 2008 at 12:16am Posted: 10:50 PM- In helping the BYU Cougars win 10 games this season, quarterback Max Hall was intercepted just eight times. He almost reached that total in Saturday's 48-24 loss to No. 8 Utah, get... 22 Nov 2008 at 11:39pm AKRON, Colo.—Akron beat Wray 37-8 to win the Class 1A football championship on Saturday, the third straight title for the school. It was the fifth championship for the Rams under the leadership ... 22 Nov 2008 at 10:09pm Upon his arrival in Crete ahead of his side’s clash with OFI, AEK Athens manager Dusan Bajevic has received an encouraging reception from traveling fans… 22 Nov 2008 at 10:09pm Goals aplenty were expected at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan on Saturday night, but Sevilla and Valencia never looked like they would score a single one.Speaking at the post match press conference, Manolo... 22 Nov 2008 at 10:09pm When the Confederation Cup takes place this summer, there is no doubting whom the favourites tag will fall upon. Having been crowned European champions, as well as being FIFA's top ranked side, Spain ... 22 Nov 2008 at 10:09pm Real Madrid's bid to reach the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League has been dealt a blow with the news that Gonzalo Higuain will miss their next match at BATE Borisov... 22 Nov 2008 at 10:08pm A hat-trick from Rosie White, her second in FIFA competitions in 17 days, lifted New Zealand to a 4-3 victory over the hosts in Coquimbo. Despite a desperate late rally and a red card for the Oceania ... 22 Nov 2008 at 10:08pm Draw sets up classic clashes Egypt the continents best african team elhamdullelah we fall in the same group as Italy predominatly the best team in ... |
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 4:57pm PSV Eindhoven striker Danko Lazovic made headlines for the right reason tonight when he got on the scoresheet in his side's thumping win over Heracles Almelo. 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 4:51pm Real Madrid earned coach Bernd Schuster some breathing space with a much-needed victory over lowly Recreativo Huelva tonight, but it was far from comfortable viewing for the home fans at the Bernabeu. 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 4:38pm Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho said he understood the importance of beating rivals Juventus after the Serie A leaders won 1-0 at the San Siro on Saturday. 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 4:22pm Riccardo Montolivo netted his first goals of the Serie A season to help Fiorentina come from behind and seal a 4-2 home win over Udinese on Saturday. 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 4:21pm Surprise package Nice moved to second in Ligue 1 when an Olivier Echouafni first-half goal earned them a 1-0 win at St Etienne as the 10-times French champions hit the bottom of the standings on Saturday. 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 4:16pm Tottenham striker Darren Bent can trace Arsenal's turmoil back to when he heard Arsene Wenger's players bickering among themselves before they "crumbled'' against their rivals last month. 
by Soccernet Staff 22 Nov 2008 at 3:32pm It was an excellent afternoon for Manchester United - and they haven't even kicked off against Aston Villa yet. 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 3:29pm Wayne Rooney was guilty of a glaring miss at Villa Park as Manchester United missed the chance to close the gap on Barclays Premier League leaders Chelsea and Liverpool with a 0-0 draw with Aston Villa. 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 3:07pm Eredivisie: Breda go second after Nijmegen point 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 2:08pm Alan Pardew has tonight left his role as Charlton manager by mutual consent. 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 1:10pm Mamady Sidibe headed in the only goal of the game for Stoke as they condemned fellow Barclays Premier League newcomers West Brom to a third successive defeat. 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 1:03pm Hull twice came from behind to pick up another Premier League point after a 2-2 draw at Portsmouth. 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 12:58pm Hoffenheim surged three points clear with a 3-1 win at Cologne in the Bundesliga on Saturday, while Franck Ribery scored for the sixth league game in succession to help Bayern Munich beat Energie Cottbus 4-1. 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 12:57pm Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger stripped William Gallas of the captaincy at Eastlands - then saw his team stripped bear after a 3-0 defeat at Manchester City. 
by soccernet.com 22 Nov 2008 at 12:48pm Chelsea squandered a great chance to pull clear of Liverpool at the top of the Barclays Premier League as stubborn Newcastle held them to a goalless draw at Stamford Bridge. 
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16 Nov 2008 at 6:50pm 16 November 2008 EVERTON 1 (Yakubu 65) MIDDLESBROUGH 1 (O'Neil 8) Honours even at Goodison as Everton came from behind to earn a point against Middlesbrough to keep both clubs in touch with the top six. Boro took an early lead when they broke swiftly as an Everton attack broke down and as Stuart Downing approached the edge of the area, he spotted Gary O'Neil in miles of space and he kept his composure to slot the ball in off the near post. Everton were not fluent but had chances to level as Yakubu broke clear only to be denied by keeper Ross Turnbull. Joleon Lescott had a cross which hit the post and Tim Cahill sent a free header wide from close range. Everton equalised after the interval when Mikael Arteta's fierce free kick from the left went in via the back of Yakubu. Attendance : 31,063 Assists : Downing, Arteta (fk) HULL 2 (Cousin 14, Kompany 61 og) MANCHESTER CITY 2 (Ireland 37, Ireland 45) Four goals at the JJB as both Hull and Man City took turns in front in a hugely entertaining game. Hull took the lead as their opponents pressed the self destruct button at the back. Hull put pressure on the away defenders and as they passed the ball between themselves resulting in Tal Ben Haim horrendously under hitting a back pass and Daniel Cousin nipped in to prod the ball under the keeper from eight yards. The incident resulted in an injury to keeper Joe Hart who collected a foot knock and was replaced by sub Kasper Schmeichel. As if to balance matters out, Hull then gifted Man City an equaliser as an awful through ball by Robinho was heading for keeper Boaz Myhill however his defender Kamil Zayatte took command but took too heavy a touch on the ball and handed Stephen Ireland a tap into an empty net. Ireland's second owed nothing to luck though as Javier Garrido found space on the left and his square ball found Ireland on the edge of the area and after a touch to control, he curled a beauty just inside the far post. Hull began the second half well and within four minutes Geovanni sent an acrobatic effort just over and Marlon King had a decent shot saved by the keeper. Parity was eventually restored just after the hour when Hull won a disputed free kick 25 yards out. Geovanni's shot was on target but took a significant deflection off of the wall and wrong footed Schmeichel and found the net. A minute later King had a great header saved as Hull looked, but ultimately failed, to press home their advantage. Attendance : 24,902 Assists : n/a, n/a, Garrido, n/a 15 November 2008 ARSENAL 0 ASTON VILLA 2 (Clichy 70 og, Agbonlahor 80) Arsenal's title hopes are in tatters after slumping to a fourth defeat of the season at home to Aston Villa. It could have been worse for the Gunners as Villa also missed a first half penalty when Ashley Young's kick was saved by Manuel Almunia after he'd been fouled by Theo Walcott. The visitors struck with twenty minutes to go as a cross from Young was headed powerfully into his own net by Gael Clichy under pressure from Gabriel Agbonlahor. The lead was doubled and secured ten minutes later when Agbonlahor latched onto a clearance from Martin Laursen and having held off the attentions of William Gallas, fired in from the edge of the area. Bring back the Gunners Carling Cup Kids!! Attendance : 60,047 Assists : n/a, Laursen BLACKBURN 1 (Samba 47) SUNDERLAND 2 (Jones 49, Cisse 71) Sunderland came from behind to win at Blackburn and gain revenge for their midweek Carling Cup defeat. Rovers went ahead on half time when Christopher Samba headed in Morten Gamst Pedersen's corner. Sunderland battled back after the interval and were level when keeper Paul Robinson's weak punch was helped back into the danger zone and hooked in by Kenwyne Jones. They won it when Steed Malbranque sent Djibril Cisse through and he just reached the ball before the keeper to stab it into the net. Attendance : 21,798 Assists : Pedersen (ck), n/a, Malbranque BOLTON 0 LIVERPOOL 2 (Kuyt 28, Gerrard 73) Two headed goals gave Liverpool three points at Bolton to go top at least for a couple of hours. Liverpool dominated the first half and went ahead when Dirk Kuyt headed superbly in from a deep cross by Fabio Aurelio and the lead should have been doubled only for Robbie Keane to totally miss his kick from two yards out with the goal gaping. Kuyt had earlier hit the bar for the visitors although just before the break, Gary Cahill was unlucky to have a goal disallowed for Bolton for a foul on the keeper. Bolton were better after the interval and should have equalised when Ricardo Gardner burst through and having rounded the keeper, he slipped and screwed the ball wide as Daniel Agger collided with the post and a Bolton player as he battled back to cover, resulting in him apparently losing a tooth! Sub Fernando Torres then crossed for Steven Gerrard who copied Keane earlier and missed from close in. He made amends when Andy O'Brien twice failed to clear the ball and Torres crossed for Gerrard to glance in a header from Close range. Further goals should have followed but Torres hit the post when he should have netted and late on, Gerrard's cross was headed wide by Leiva Lucas. Attendance : 24,893 Assists : Aurelio, Torres FULHAM 2 (Gomes 33 og, Johnson 70) TOTTENHAM 1 (Campbell 81) Spurs tasted defeat for the first time under Harry Redknapp as Fulham won the London derby. The home side went ahead when a cross from Simon Davies flicked off the head of Jonathon Woodgate and although keeper Heurelho Gomes should have dealt with it easily, he somehow fumbled the ball in at the near post. The second was also down to poor defending as Spurs failed to deal with a corner and after a touch from Davies, Andy Johnson fired in from close range. Spurs grabbed a late consolation when David Bentley set up Frazier Campbell to blast in his first league goal but Spurs go second bottom. Attendance : 25,139 Assists : n/a, Davis, Jenas MANCHESTER UNITED 5 (Ronaldo 3 fk, Carrick 46, Berbatov 49, Wellbeck 84, Ronaldo 89 fk) STOKE 0 No shocks at Old Trafford as Man United hit Stoke for five. It started and ended in the same way with a Cristiano Ronaldo free kick, the first of which swerved wickedly to beat the keeper and the last saw sheer power take it in for his 100th and 101st goals for United. Between those efforts came three more as Ronaldo set up Michael Carrick to wallop in an unstoppable effort and then a Carlos Tevez cross found Dimitar Berbatov to turn and shoot in at the near post. 17-year old Danny Wellbeck grabbed his first for the club with a superb 30 yard effort which clipped the ball having been found by Alberto Manucho before Ronaldo wrapped it up late on. Attendance : 75,369 Assists : Tevez (won fk), Ronaldo, Tevez, Manucho, Carrick (won fk) NEWCASTLE 2 (Owen 80, Martins 87) WIGAN 2 (Taylor 3, Bramble 89) Former Newcastle defender Titus Bramble headed a late equaliser for Wigan to deny his former club a comeback win. Wigan took at early lead as Ryan Taylor's speculative effort looped over the keeper from 20 yards however the game changed when Emerson Boyce was sent off for a tackle on Shola Ameobi to earn a second yellow although replays showed that it was actually a good tackle and he clearly played the ball. Cue a dramatic last ten minutes as the home side equalised with a Michael Owen tap in after the keeper couldn't hold a shot from Ameobi and then they took the lead when Charles N'Zogbia set up Obafemi Martins to blast in the second. Ten man Wigan bounced straight back and grabbed a draw when Daniel De Ridder's corner was headed powerfully in by Bramble despite Damien Duff almost clearing it off the line. Attendance : 47,657 Red Card : Boyce 54 (Wigan) Assists : Kapo, n/a, N'Zogbia, De Ridder (ck) WEST BROM 0 CHELSEA 3 (Bosingwa 34, Anelka 38, Anelka 46) Chelsea regain top spot with a comfortable win at bottom club West Brom. The Baggies held their own for half an hour before Chelsea hit them with a goal blitz before the break. Nik Anelka was at the heart of everything as he found Jose Bosingwa wide and with everyone expecting a cross, he went for goal from the left edge of the area and found the top corner inside the near post although keeper Scott Carson got his hands to it. Florent Malouda's header then sent Anelka clear and he waited for Carson to dive at his feet before clipping it over him and into the net. In first half stoppage time, a good run from Salomon Kalou ended with a pass to Anelka to fired first time inside the near post. Attendance : 26,322 Assists : Kalou, Malouda, Kalou WEST HAM 0 PORTSMOUTH 0 No goals at Upton Park as West Ham and Portsmouth failed to break each other down. Former Hammer Jermain Defoe came closest for the visitors but his stinging shot was pushed over by keeper Robert Green and at the other end, Craig Bellamy almost broke the deadlock but his free kick rattled the bar. This was West Ham's first clean sheet of the season. Attendance : 32,328 Assists : n/a Gary Dowden - Joint Admin YahooGroups Premier-L list http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/premier-l/ Leeds United and Scotland and proud of it http://footiemad.fortunecity.com http://www.peanutsfan.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/footiemad The Unofficial Premiership Site 16 Nov 2008 at 6:37pm 16 November 2008 ATALANTA 3 (Adriano 62, Gargano 89 og, Floccari 91) NAPOLI 1 (Hamsik 73 Pen) Adriano dropped two players in the box and ended his slalom run with a punishing drove past Iezzo. Manfredini chopped down Lavezzi to concede the equalising penalty. Atalanta were furious with referee Brighi for his failure to award them what looked a nailed on penalty for Maggio's foul on Jamie Valdes. Coach Luigi Del Neri was sent to the stands. This injustice inspired the home side. Manfredini restored their lead with a deflected free kick. Adriano set-up Atalanta's third on the break with a surging run up the right flank, Floccari slid in to convert the Brazilian's center. Attendance : 15,000 Red Cards : Zalayeta 67 (Napoli), Manfredini 90 (Atalanta) Assists : Doni, Lavezzi (won pen), n/a, Adriano CAGLIARI 1 (Acquafresca 31 Pen) FIORENTINA 0 Attendance : 10,000 Assist : Acquafresca (won pen) CATANIA 3 (Mascara 8, Mascara 39, Mascara 80) TORINO 2 (Colombo 6, Amoruso 50 Pen) Colombo volleyed Torino into the lead from Rubin's cross. Mascara tapped in an immediate equaliser before giving Zenga's side the lead with a superb free kick. From a central position about 30 yards from goal his right foot shot sailed over the wall before dipping right into the bottom left corner. Is it just me or has scoring from free kicks become a lot more common across Europe this season? Amoruso put his penalty into the same corner early in the second half. Diver Tedesco resisted the temptation to throw himself over Diana when the defender/midfielder jumped into a tackle, he got the by-line and rolled the ball across goal for Mascara to complete his hat-trick. Attendance : 18,000 Assists : Rubin, Paolucci, Paolucci (won fk), Colombo (won pen), Tedesco MILAN 1 (Kaka' 15 Pen) CHIEVO 0 Attendance : 50,000 Assist : Kaka' (won pen) SAMPDORIA 3 (Del Vecchio 11, Cassano 15, Stankevicius 61) LECCE 2 (Tiribocchi 55, Tiribocchi 82) Del Vecchio (that's how it's written on his shirt) headed Samp into the lead against his former club from Padalino's fantastic right wing cross and ran over to the fans before raising his hand as if to apologise. Cassano marked his 200th Serie A appearance with an almost impudent lob from outside the box. Tiribocchi headed Lecce back into the match from Caccia's cross, seconds after Samp should have been awarded a free kick for a foul on Cassano. Sampdoria's Lithuanian international defender Marius Stankevicius restored his teams two goal cushion with a tremendous header from the edge of the box. Caserta's speculative shot smacked team-mate Tiribocchi in the face, the striker turned away just in time to avoid a bloody nose, the ball landed at his feet and he scored his fourth goal of the season. Attendance : 22,100 Assists : Padalino, Del Vecchio, Caccia, Accardi (fk), Caserta SIENA 1 (Ghezzal 22) BOLOGNA 1 (Di Vaio 47 Pen) Ghezzal headed Siena into the lead from Codrea's superb cross. Bologna survived Maccarone's claims for a penalty before getting one in first half injury time when Del Grosso tripped Marchini. Di Vaio sent Curci the wrong way. The same can't be said for Calaio who shot a 77th minute penalty wide of the right post. This was doubly ironic as Calaio had replaced regular penalty taker Maccarone who had been booked for simulation after diving in each half. Attendance : 9,500 Assists : Codrea, Marchini (won pen) UDINESE 0 REGGINA 1 (Brienza 60) There was a minutes silence for former Udinese fullback Regis Genaux who died earlier this month aged just 35 due to heart failure. Attendance : 14,000 Assist : Cozza ROMA 1 (Baptista 50) LAZIO 0 Totti worked a short corner with De Rossi before crossing into the box and Baptista's header, which was more of a flick-on given the angle, bounced into the bottom corner. Lazio dominated thereafter. Zarate forced the clown Doni into a great one handed save and Pandev saw an effort roll wide of the left post. Ledesma, not a dirty play by any means, was shown a second yellow for going through Baptista from behind yet Lazio continued to threaten. Pandev exchanged passes with Rocchi on the edge of the box but shot straight at Doni. Menez replaced Totti with 15 minutes to go and should have finished off Lazio on a counter attack. Perrotta was shown a second yellow for a late foul on Rozenhal. He got to his feet, shook hands with the ref and walked off. Absolute class. Lichtsteiner wasted a brilliant Zarate cross and Roma hung on to claim a precious three points and continue their recent good form. Attendance : 63,000 Red Cards : Ledesma 66 (Lazio), Perrotta 86 (Roma) Assist : Cozza 14 November 2008 PALERMO 0 INTER 2 (Ibrahimovic 46, Ibrahimovic 62 fk) This was one of those games in which Ibrahimovic gave the fraudulent impression that he's the best player in the World. In the first minute of the second half standing near the right hand side of the penalty area he fired a shot at goal, the ball swung away before flying in off the left post. His second was a glorious free kick which thundered into the net. Attendance : 34,203 Assists : Cruz, Ibrahimovic (won fk) 13 November 2008 JUVENTUS 4 (Grygera 6, Amauri 26, Iaquinta 85, Papastathopoulos 92 og) GENOA 1 (Milito 88 Pen) Grygera ran into the box from the right and with everyone expecting a centre took advantage to fire low into the bottom left corner. Amauri headed in the Czech's cross to put Juve 2-0 up. Del Piero was off target with two free kicks but played in Iaquinta for the third. Milito scored his 10th goal of the season from the penalty spot. Papastathopoulos completed the rout when he turned Camoranesi's centre past Rubinho. This match was played on Thursday due to a Rugby international. The Italians must be getting serious about that sport. Juve are in fine form ahead of what threatens to be an epic match against Inter at the San Siro. Attendance : 24,463 Assists : Del Piero, Grygera, Del Piero, n/a, n/a LEADERS 27 points - Inter 26 points - Milan 24 points - Juventus 23 points - Napoli |
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