By Ollie Irish

Now that Adrian Chiles has swanned off to ITV, Match of the Day 2 (the better of the MotdDs) needs a new host. There is fairly substantial backing on the big interwebs for eggheaded Serie A fan James Richardson ex of Channel Four's 'Football Italia' and now presenter of the Guardian's excellent 'Football Weekly' podcast to get the gig.

Sanna Nyassi, the hero. Who knew? Not me but WTF do I know. Still give the kid his props for bagging both goals last night for Seattle and becoming the first MLS player to score multiple U.S. Open Cup goals.
Say, here's a random bit of trivia. According to Wikipedia this isn't his first time playing the role of cup final hero as he scored the game-winner in the 2007 Gambian FA Cup for his previous club, Gambia Ports Authority (whose unfortunate, sailor suit image-evoking nickname is "The Ferry Boys").

It's time for Spurs to prove that they have that 'bouncebackability' that Iain Dowie once went on about and get back to winning ways. That way, we might even have a chance of winning a bet on them.

The punters at Betfair have Spurs at 3/10, with the draw 9/2 and Leeds at 17/2.

The what: Premier League, Round 3 – Chelsea v. Stoke City
The where: Stamford Bridge (41,841)
The when: August 28, 3pm local time (10am EST)
The how: Fox Soccer Plus (DirecTV 621, Dish Network 406)
The why: Because supposed transfer target Asmir Begovic needs to see, again, why he refused to play in Stoke's midweek Carling Cup match.

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It's been an unpredictable season thus far for us punters, who would have guessed that Blackpool would overturn Liverpool or Everton peg United back with two ninety minute goals, so thread carefully when you decide to part with your hard earned cash. Below are our tips for this week-ends Soccer and with a bit of luck we can be ahead of the bookie's come the end of the day.

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