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Liverpool is reportedly considering a January raid on Chelsea midfield target Fernando Reges.
The 24-year-old FC Porto star has emerged as one of a number of players in the position who is of
interested to the club, according to The Daily Mail, with Celtic's Beram Kayal another player on
the club's transfer radar.
Liverpool is reportedly considering a January raid on Chelsea midfield target Fernando Reges.
The 24-year-old FC Porto star has emerged as one of a number of players in the position who is of
interested to the club, according to The Daily Mail, with Celtic's Beram Kayal another player on
the club's transfer radar.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
What are the odds there are no English clubs in the Champions League's last eight? Derek
McGovern's Bets of the Day
Following the Champions League draw, it looks like two more teams who play in the best league
in the world will be heading out. Arsenal got the draw they were most afraid of – a two-legged
tie in Europe – while Chelsea must face Manchester City's conquerors Napoli.
He won't mind seeing a fit Wilshere
Let's start with the obvious shall we. The Champions League draw takes precedent and rightly so.
The biggest tournament in club football today and the 2nd round draw took place without any
Manchester clubs in it. For our efforts of finishing top of our group, we were rewarded with a date
against AC Milan.
Ah, the age of the smartphone: you can't even enjoy a bit of chanting at your rivals' expense
without it coming back to bite you. These Tottenham supporters were so delighted to be playing AC
Milan in the Champions League last season that they broke into a chant of "Are you watching,
Arsenal?". Their neighbours [.
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE LAST 16 DRAW
Olympique Lyonnais v APOEL Nicosia
Napoli v Chelsea
AC Milan v Arsenal
Basel v Bayern Munich
Bayer Leverkusen v Barcelona
CSKA Moscow v Real Madrid
Zenit St Petersburg v Benfica
Marseille v Internazionale
*The first legs will be played on Feb.
The UEFA Champions League Last 16 draw has paired Arsenal with AC Milan whilst Chelsea will take on
Napoli in a English vs Italian double header. Chelsea finished top of Group E but will be
especially weary of Last 16 opposition Napoli who overcame Manchester City in the group of death
Group A to book [.
The UEFA Champions League Last 16 draw has paired Arsenal with AC Milan whilst Chelsea will take on
Napoli in a English vs Italian double header. Chelsea finished top of Group E but will be
especially weary of Last 16 opposition Napoli who overcame Manchester City in the group of death
Group A to book [.
FC Barcelona draw Bayer Leverkusen in round of 16 (Photo: REUTERS/Denis Balibous)
The Champions League draw for the round of 16 was held earlier this morning in Nyon, Switzerland
and FC Barcelona found out that their first opponent in the elimination stage will be Bayer
Leverkusen.
The first legs will take place on February 14, 15, 21, 22 with the return legs be played on
March 6, 7, 13, 14.
Manchester United have been drawn against Dutch champions Ajax in the Europa League Last 32 draw
whilst Manchester City will face holders FC Porto. Both Manchester sides have been given tough
draws in the last 32 of the Europa League with Manchester United set to take on European giants and
Dutch champions Ajax, and Manchester [.
Oh yeah, snow, that's just what we need. It might only be a light dusting but that's all it
takes for everything to grind to a standstill. The only person who will be pleased is the
Mugsmasher who went out and bought snow tyres for his car. Or his mountain bike. One or the other.
He'll be gleeful this morning, let me tell you.
The UEFA Champions League last 16 draw takes place on Friday in Nyon with the likes of Real Madrid,
Barcelona, Chelsea and Napoli awaiting their fate in the knockout round. Two seeding pots have been
formed, one consisting of group winners and the others of runners-up as follows: Group winners:
Bayern Munich, Inter Milan, Benfica, [.
The UEFA Champions League last 16 draw takes place on Friday in Nyon with the likes of Real Madrid,
Barcelona, Chelsea and Napoli awaiting their fate in the knockout round. Two seeding pots have been
formed, one consisting of group winners and the others of runners-up as follows: Group winners:
Bayern Munich, Inter Milan, Benfica, [.
Wayne Rooney should be fit and ready to start for Manchester United in their home clash with
Newcastle tomorrow. Rooney missed the 2-2 Champions League draw with Benfica but is set to start,
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Manchester United could be without their out-of-form yet talismanic striker this weekend as Wayne
Rooney is suffering from a hip injury sustained in the 1-0 win at Stoke last weekend. Rooney missed
the team's 2-2 Champions League draw yesterday and ... Continue reading →
Well folks, season's done. I'm guessing you probably knew that, unless you blacked out sometime
early last week and are just now waking up. If that's the case, sorry
Today's show deals mainly with our feelings on the season as a whole, the reality of being
pleased with the year the team had and disappointed with the way it ended, where things go from
here and some early thoughts about what the team may look like next season.
Well folks, season's done. I'm guessing you probably knew that, unless you blacked out sometime
early last week and are just now waking up. If that's the case, sorry :(
Today's show deals mainly with our feelings on the season as a whole, the reality of being pleased
with the year the team had and disappointed with the way it ended, where things go from here and
some early thoughts about what the team may look like next season.
Arsene Wenger is lining up a bid to bring Borussia Dortmund star Mario Goetze to Arsenal,
reports claim.
The Mail says AW sent chief scout Steve Rowley to watch the 19-year-old in Dortmund's Champions
League win over Olympiakos in Germany on Tuesday night.
The paper adds that Rowley was also joined at the BVB Stadion by another "senior Arsenal spy"
such is the club's seriousness about signing the player.
UEFA's weekly wrap is always excellent, but this quote from Otelul Galati president Marius Stan
is both funny and eye-popping. Because be honest you didn't know who they were until the Champions
League draw.
"They are celebrating 25 years with Sir Alex Ferguson on the bench and we are celebrating 25
weeks since we have had floodlights at the stadium.
Nemanja Vidic could make only his second Premier League start of the season on Saturday when
Manchester United look to snap a three-game winless run against bitter rivals Liverpool at
Anfield.
The 29-year-old has not kicked a ball for the champions since limping out of the opening-day win
at West Brom.
By IAN HOLLIDAY
The Premier League's two Manchester giants continued to match each other result for result this
weekend. Each club posted a win on Saturday, but each one took a different route to its
victory.
Returning to league play after its surprising UEFA Champions League draw midweek against FC
Basel of Switzerland, Manchester United looked less-than-impressive in grinding out a 2-0 win over
Norwich City.
FC Barcelona followed Tuesday's 2-2 UEFA Champions League draw with AC Milan with an 8-0 trouncing
of Osasuna in Spanish La Liga action on Saturday. Reigning FIFA World Player of the Year Lionel
Messi scored three goals and assisted on two others. Fellow striker David Villa scored two goals
while Xavi and Desc Fabregas added [.
Subscribing as we do the just-in-time philosophy, here's your weekend TV guide for today's
matches, with the first one kicking off in 15 minutes at Ewood Park. Check back tomorrow morning
for Sunday's picks.
(As usual, we've included US TV coverage, and listed kickoff times in terms of ET.
In The Stands' Rolly Pelovangu grabs a cold beer before looking ahead to another season of the UEFA
Champions League – the pinnacle of club football. We all know how the theme song goes as 22
players lineup prior to kick-off looking vacantly at the stands where some European football
bureaucrat in a grey suit, [.
With the current turmoil at The Emirates Arsenal fans could be forgiven for forgetting that the
start of the Champions League Group stage is just around the corner but with more pressing issues
at hand, particularly in the Premier League where the Gunners have picked up just one point from
their first three league games, including the humiliating 8-2 defeat at the hands of Manchester
United Arsenal's season could be over before it's even begun and last week's Champions League
draw wasn't overly kind to the North London club either.
Look who's back. the reunion is earlier than expected
And we thought we could get a few months to move on, pretend he never existed, and then came
Thursday and the Champions League Draw.
Lets step back and take a look at the last few days and two very positive and exciting pieces of
news.
