Andre Villas-Boas hailed his side's patience in coming from behind to defeat previously unbeaten Premier League leaders Manchester City 2-1 at Stamford Bridge.

A terribly shaky defensive start from the Blues allowed City's controversial striker Mario Balotelli to round Petr Cech and open the scoring for the visitors right after the first minute of play.

Still in search of his first win as head coach of the U.S. Men's National Team, Jurgen Klinsmann added a bit more experience to his starting line-up against Belgium in King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels on Tuesday night. Yet despite a bright start, the U.S. would fall to defeat by a 1-0 scoreline for the second time in four days.

The Club has confirmed that the team will be travelling to London on Tuesday night

Ok, many of you would have already heard the news... No it's not about Giggs and his Super injunction, its about that Volcano eruption of the Volcano whose name is quite tricky - Grimsvoetn. Last season there was a similar Volcano eruption which disrupted our travel plans to Milan.

Reina
Johnson Carragher Skrtel Aurelio
Meireles Gerrard Lucas Maxi
Suarez
Kuyt
Goals:
Kuyt 34' 39' 65'
Chicharito 90+2'
Other than a late consolation and yet another unfortunate Aurelio injury, that was absolutely perfect. Just perfect. As if the universe would allow anything else on Dalglish's birthday weekend.

LIVERPOOL, England — John Pantsil's second half own goal helped Liverpool to a nervous 1-0 win over Fulham at Anfield on Wednesday. It was Liverpool's first back-to-back victories since beating Bolton and Chelsea almost three months ago as Kenny Dalglish savoured his first win at Anfield in his second spell as Liverpool manager.