For many fans in attendance at the Brazil's 4-1 win over the U.S. not wearing yellow and samba dancing while drinking criminally overpriced beer, this was the best moment of the match. After Pato scored the game's final goal in the 87th minute, Richard Simmons' illegitimate step-son ran out to the center of the pitch and slid through the center circle.

A day after winning the Champions League in Munich, Chelsea returned to London and held their open-top bus parade to celebrate the season's cup double. The joyous occasion was celebrated with a few songs, including a rendition of "We Are The Champions" from Fernando Torres that was so off key, the cameras couldn't even show the singer, Didier Drogba leading the "Super Frankie Lampard" chant and David Luiz shouting his usual hilarious nonsense.

Whoever ultimately loses tonight's Champions League Final, they might like to reflect that at least footage of them picking their noses wasn't beamed to a global TV audience. That was the fate suffered by this Bayern Munich fan, who chose to go digging for bogies while the cameras were trained on her.

A few years back a reality TV show in Malaysia came up with a team that took on the national team and they weren't the ones blushing.
Now Singapore is aping the idea. For obvious reasons I'm not bothering with covering it but it appears there are some people out there who take it seriously with reports suggesting than none other than SAFFC taking a look at a couple of the players showcased on the goggle box.

By Alan Duffy

Swansea City 3-0 Blackburn Rovers Premier League 14th April 2012

While he remains a rather dignified character in front of the cameras, Blackburn boss Steve Kean must be feeling more than a little frustrated as he watches his side edge ever closer to the Championship.

When female fans of Stuttgart held this banner out (translation : "Bruno, gift me the jacket"), they really meant it. Unfortunately, head coach Bruno Labbadia wasn't ready to face the cold just for the superficial cameras. Better luck in summer, ladies!

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Yup, the city of Carson is spending $300,000 of taxpayer money to spy on taxpayers. So, crooks be sure and use other major thoroughfares such as 190th Street or Main Street where there are no cameras yet. And sure, while we may have no expectation of privacy in a public

Barcelona visited Mallorca on Saturday and though they came away with a 2-0 win (Leo Messi, of course, scored the first goal while Shakira's boyfriend had the other), it was what they left behind that interested Canal+. Sending cameras into Barcelona's abandoned dressing room after the match, the TV station discovered the remains of a very healthy matchday spread of bananas, an assortment of bite sized fruits and water.

Real Madrid have refused to hold a pre-match press conference ahead of Saturday's La Liga clash with Real Sociedad.

Apart from Marcelo, no player from Madrid has addressed the media following the 1-1 draw against Villarreal on Wednesday, in which Los Blancos were very critical of the standard of refereeing.

A friend in need is a friend indeed! Surely, that was the order of the day at the Nou Camp, where Barcelona held their Official Portait session yesterday. Eric Abidal also proved just why all his teammates love him so dearly he fusses over everybody's neckties for them.

For those watching at home, ESPN broadcast is getting better

"ESPN is ramping up its camera complement for the regular season, with plans to roll out eight hard cameras, including one super slo-mo camera, for every match.
For select matches, such as the season opener in Portland, ESPN will up the camera complement to include a jib, a handheld Steadicam, and a goal-line cam.

TweetArsenal's 20-year-old full-back Carl Jenkinson is one of a dying breed... he's actually a fan of the team he plays for and he's not afraid to show it. Jenkinson was happy to show off his bedroom at his parents house for the cameras, which has been left untouched since his childhood and has Arsenal adorning [.

Stuart Pearce had more cameras trained on him than a Big Brother contestant committing homicide last night as the former international took the reins of the England caretaker position. Other than a super trendy haircut (lacking on the sides, just like England's wing-play), there was one remarkable piece of footage that has peaked OTP's interest.

By Chris Wright

Here's Chelsea's latest acquisition, promising young Belgian winger Kevin De Bruyne (who definitely has a whiff of the 'The Sherminator' about him), holding his new uniform aloft for the cameras at Cobham after signing from Genk for £6.7 million earlier today.

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville has publicly slammed Arsenal midfielder Andrei Arshavin following Sunday's match at the Emirates.

Neville, now in his role as a Sky Sports pundit, was critical of Arsene Wenger's decision to sub the effervescent Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, especially as the struggling Arshavin replaced him.

The only one with the ball will be the one missing

Ahead of this Sunday's game against Manchester United, the latest injury news update does not help to reassure any nerves. We are already going through a bad run of 2 consecutive league losses at the moment ahead of the imminent arrival of the team that gave us a beating in August.

Merseyside Police have arrested a 20-year-old man on suspicion of racially abusing Oldham's Tom Adeyemi during the FA Cup game at Liverpool.
Some good news about the alleged Racial abuse of Oldham's Tom Adeyemi at Anfield in the FA Cup on Friday night.

Guardian: Liverpool promise life ban for any fan who racially abused Tom Adeyemi

• Merseyside police arrest a 20-year-old Aintree man • Liverpool hand CCTV recordings and photos to police Liverpool will impose a lifetime ban on any supporter found to have racially insulted the Oldham Athletic defender Tom Adeyemi.

No ifs or butts Barton's red card shows cheats DO prosper in the Premier League

Let us be happy for Bradley Johnson. He is enjoying his moment in the sun. A few hours after the Norwich midfielder got Joey Barton sent off at Loftus Road on Monday, he was hamming it up for the cameras at the darts final.

Testing, testing Everton star Royston Drenthe brought his young son out to face the Match of the Day cameras after his side's match against Everton. As fascinated as dad's thoughts on the match were, they couldn't quite match up to the microphone. Drenthe Jnr just couldn't get enough of it. That's his Christmas present sorted.

We'd all respect refs more if they dared to face the cameras

Never have Premier League referees had a tougher time than right now. In my view, Mark Clattenburg blundered when David Silva went over in the box at Chelsea on Monday night. Chris Foy, wrong on three crucial calls which went against Tottenham on Sunday, was even worse.

New on YouTube: Tunnelcam v City

When Liverpool took on Manchester City last weekend, our cameras were granted access-all-areas inside the tunnel and now you can watch our behind-the-scenes video on YouTube.

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As the clock is ticking towards the FIFA annual award, and seems Messi will win it (though there are little doubts that Ronaldo will compete), it is great just to relax and watch the magical touches of this phenomena. This is a great video, more of artistic camera angles than actions from the normal cameras, the one who collected these clips got very good taste of football.

As the clock is ticking towards the FIFA annual award, and seems Messi will win it (though there are little doubts that Ronaldo will compete), it is great just to relax and watch the magical touches of this phenomena. This is a great video, more of artistic camera angles than actions from the normal cameras, the one who collected these clips got very good taste of football.

Guus Hiddink is unemployed. He likes Chelsea, a lot.

So, is a return to London in some capacity other than manager represent good business for the club and Roman Abramovich? Yes and no.

London calling?

Hiddink resigned his managerial post this week following a turbulent near two-year spell in charge of the Turkish national team.

The English Football Association has charged Liverpool striker Luis Suarez with racially abusing Manchester United defender Patrice Evra.
The FA says Suarez "used abusive and/or insulting words and/or behavior" during last month's Premier League match.
The FA says it is "alleged that this included a reference to the ethnic origin and/or color and/or race of Patrice Evra.

Terry sailed calmly through the storm... if only it was as easy off the pitch: Oliver Holt opinion

The last time it was like this for John Terry, the last time he knew all the cameras were on him and only him as he walked out at Wembley, was 18 months ago. He stood in the tunnel before that game against Egypt, not at the head of the team but reduced to the ranks, shifting nervously in the England line-up.

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Kris Commons pulled a fast one on the photographers gathered outside the club's training ground, turning up in a neck brace and bandages after rumours spread on Twitter recently of a nasty, but sadly non-existent, bust-up in the Celtic ranks.

John Terry, if I got this right, claims that he didn't call anybody, and certainly not Anton Ferdinand, a black you-know-what (rhymes with "bunt") and that he was explaining to Ferdinand that he hadn't used that specific expression when the cameras apparently caught him using that expression?

This week was full of funny and strange incidents, that I think worth assigning a full post for them.
I will start by a very stupid unintentional behavior by this player:
And thanks to cameras to uncover many of players deceiving behaviors of like Aurélien Chedjou from Lille vs.

I've missed out on Beckham mania. He started his football career when I had already left England so I was spared the hysteria and bullshit that accompanies people who are thought of as celebrities.
Now though it seems that I'm about to get my fair share with reports suggesting LA Galaxy will play a friendly in Jakarta at the end of November.

I've missed out on Beckham mania. He started his football career when I had already left England so I was spared the hysteria and bullshit that accompanies people who are thought of as celebrities.
Now though it seems that I'm about to get my fair share with reports suggesting LA Galaxy will play a friendly in Jakarta at the end of November.

Why we must take allegations of racism seriously and I'd give a relegation-free Prem five years tops

If Patrice Evra was racially abused by Luis Suarez, then the Manchester United defender was absolutely right to complain to the referee and to seek redress. But racism is a serious and highly damaging allegation to level at a person and if Evra cannot prove the veracity of his claims, he will have caused harm not just to the reputation of a fellow professional but also to the fight against racism in the game.

The video for M83's "Midnight City" just dropped so everyone else can just go on and put the cameras and lights down now because the video of the year has been made. Seriously anonymous record label marketing dept. save your promo budget, use it on tour support instead.
It's kind of on some ComicCon-goes-to-SVA sh*t but I dare anyone to make a video this year that can match this for storytelling, effects, cinematography and ability to capture the forlorn, retro-futuristic mood of the song so effectively.

Hola amicis! It's time for our weekly Monday Blind Items, where you guess the person in question and we try to feed our sources with as much tiramisu as possible. Just kidding today we have 2 gems on a WAG and a disgruntled footballer. Get crackin'!

• She's a former 'WAG' who became famous for her high-profile relationship with a football star.

"He knows what he said, the ref knows it, it will come out. I won't repeat what he said, but it was a racist word, and he said it more than ten times. He tried to wind me up. I won't make a huge deal out of it, but it's very upsetting and disappointing." —Patrice Evra, speaking to Canalplus

Patrice Evra is being more than a touch disingenuous when he accuses Luis Suarez of hurling racial epithets at him during Saturday's match at Anfield, as to even broach the subject of such abuse on the pitch with the press is to make a huge deal out of it, intentionally or not—and to genuinely think otherwise would be a quite nearly unbelievable display of gross naivety from a man who will have been coached over the years in how to deal with the press as part of his job.

The FA are set to investigate claims by Patrice Evra that he was racially abused by Liverpool striker Luis Suarez during Saturday's 1-1 draw at Anfield. Evra made the claim after the match on French television and the FA have confirmed they have launched an investigation into the Manchester United defender's allegations.

Bem-vindo a Brazilian Bootcamp! So the Selecao are due to face Costa Rica in a few hours, which means Matchday is already here! Of course, since many of the players are match-fit anyway, all they needed to do was a bit of stretching.

Saved by the cameras Blackburn Rovers v Manchester City by fantasmac In the wake of the Carlos Tevez saga and Edin Dzeko's display of dissent, BBC commentator Jonathan Pearce highlights just how far Manchester City's other strikers are prepared to go in order to avoid causing further discomfort to manager Roberto Mancini.

Well, we say post-match but that sort of implies some sort of involvement in the match. Carlos Tevez fronted up to the cameras for a brief TV interview after reportedly refusing to come on as a substitute for Manchester City in their Champions League match at Bayern Munich. He spoke to Sky Sports through an [.