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Fifa's World Rankings came out today. World Cup winners Spain remain in top spot followed by The
Netherlands, Germany and Brazil down to 4th place!
England are in 6th place, one adrift of Argentina who are in 5th.
Egypt is the highest African team in 9th. The USA is 18th. Russia and Switzerland drop out of the
top 20 teams in the world.
By Ollie Irish
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Real Madrid's Mesut Ozil
Photos: PA
A dominant win (62% possession, 15 shots on target it should have been much more comfortable)
for Jose Mourinho's New All-Star Galacticos (© Pies) in the Special One's first European game in
charge at the Bernabeu.
The Weekend Six Pack, week II Betting Preview is a post from: Just Football
Welcome back to the Weekend Six Pack. Each week on Just
Football, our new betting columnist Rob Hartnett will bring you six bets from the weekend
football action. Rob is the public face of leading In Play betting specialists 188BET.
By Ollie Irish
Featuring the cutest mascot you ever did see...
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A young Scunthorpe United mascot on the pitch prior to kick-off
Fergie missed a senior United game for only the third time in his tenure at Old Trafford,
because he was in Spain scouting Champions League group rivals Valencia.
In 1997, the UCLA Bruins destroyed the Texas Longhorn by a final score of 66-3. Ask any
Longhorns fan and they still cringe when thinking about that game. Fast forward to Saturday and the
Longhorns wanted revenge; UCLA was in Austin for the first time since the 1997 massacre. However, a
funny thing happened on the way to Texan revenge .
Martin Tyler's stats and facts column is back for the new season.
Every week he will be here to offer you statistical gems to make your day, impress your mates and,
on occasion, to settle the odd bet.
Sky Sports' voice of football and his back-up team of experts are here to answer your questions and
queries on all things statistical and historical from the beautiful game.
By Ollie Irish
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England Footballer Wayne Rooney leaves the terminal building at Luton Airport, Bedfordshire. The
footballer will head to Switzerland with the England team amid lurid allegations about his private
life.
The midfield has been very good. Nasri continued his pre-season form and looks a fantastic
player, his injury is a blow. To see Nasri take on and beat a player then lay off an accurate
pass is to see the future of this Arsenal team. Should /When Cesc goes, this will o' the wisp is
his natural successor assuming he remains fit.
David Beckham (2 May 1975) plays midfielder for the Los Angeles Galaxy.
It's official. Beckham is back... and just in time. The Galaxy kicked off this season on
fire and seemingly unbeatable. However, the past several weeks haven't been as kind to LA,
whether at home or on the road.
It has to be as sure a bet as you're ever likely to get, not quite impossible to lose but as near a
certainty as can be. Managing the same club for 700 consecutive Premier League matches is a
record...
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Now that we have a month of Premier League football under our bet, it's starting to become a bit
more clear who are the season's studs thus far (Drogba, Malouda, etc.) and it's duds (Lampard,
Gerrard, etc.). So when it ... Continue reading →
Bobby Smith and Greaves in the European Cup Winners team in 1963 Spurs losing at half time;
winning at fulltime. Goods odds on that I should think. Not a bet that my nervous disposition would
allow me to make though. But it adds an element of resilience to the list of qualities we have
acquired lately.
I'll bet she got this in fewer tries than Wayne Rooney, who then phoned her up.
- Triestina fans see the future, don't like it. (When Saturday Comes)
- Winter football gets political. (Never Mind the Bolsheviks)
- Removing money from your wallet with kits. (Guardian)
- Yoann Gourcuff's stock is just depleting.
Bolton v Manchester United is normally a Premier League fixture that sees the Old Trafford outfit
come away with all three points. However, with Owen Coyle once again making Bolton a tough place to
visit since his controversial arrival, Sir Alex Ferguson will know all too well that his side will
simply have to be at their best if they are to finish the next round of fixtures with all three
points and keep up the pressure on league leaders, Chelsea.
So, following up on the whole Pepsi Refresh thing, the days leading up to the final vote had me
fearing the worst, with Jimmy Conrad playing up the competition aspect something fierce all over
the Facebook and the Twitter, with Landon Donovan and Edson Buddle and God knows who all else
getting into the act.
"Chelsea are the best team in the Premier League at the moment. They are probably going to win
the Premier League title easily. They are a strong team, who have been playing together for many
years. They have a fantastic manager and they have worked to reach this situation."
-Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini
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This isn't the first time I'm writing a CL preview with Lyon in such dire straits. In fact, I'm
pretty sure this sort of thing happens several times a year. Like every month. Before every
European match. Because no matter how poorly Lyon are doing domestically, they manage to get their
shit together in time for the Champions League (though right afterward, things go to hell
again).
This isn't the first time I'm writing a CL preview with Lyon in such dire straits. In fact, I'm
pretty sure this sort of thing happens several times a year. Like every month. Before every
European match. Because no matter how poorly Lyon are doing domestically, they manage to get their
shit together in time for the Champions League (though right afterward, things go to hell
again).