We'll find out Monday whether the appeal against Fletcher's red card in Tuesday's Semi-Final is successful after UEFA agreed to discuss the decision at a disciplinary meeting. Here's the UEFA statement:

"UEFA has received a submission from Manchester United FC concerning the red card shown to the club's player Darren Fletcher in the UEFA Champions League Semi-Final Second Leg against Arsenal FC in London on Tuesday.

I started to read some bits of news about today's tie between Chelsea and Barcelona, but I just couldn't do it. I felt like I would be cheating on last night's match if I were to just move on to another one. Instead, I've decided to stop playing the field, stay at home, and spend some time better acquainting myself with yesterday's victory.

Well, it's official: Adrian Mutu must pay Chelsea FC €17m, so says the Court for Arbitration of Sport. The ruling was handed down awhile ago, sometime last year to be not quite precise, but Adrian went through the various appeals process with little success. In fact he probably wishes he'd kept his big bazzoo shut, [.

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