There are several matches in the English leagues including a full set of Premiership and Championship fixtures. Several of these will be covered live at our other site, Free Live Sports TV, including Hull v West Ham, Birmingham City v Fulham, Burnley v Aston Villa, Ipswich Town v Sheffield Wednesday, and Barnsley v Cardiff City.

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There's a light schedule on Monday, November 9, 2009 in the European leagues. In the English Championship, Barnsley faces Sheffield United while Millwall plays AFC Wimbledon in the English FA Cup. In the Portugese Liga, Benfica plays Naval. All these matches can be seen at our other site, Free Live Sports TV, where they will be covered live.

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It's a light day of soccer/football on Friday, November 6, 2009. The German Bundesliga has their typical Friday match along with matches in the English Championship and English FA Cup. These three matches will be covered live at Free Live Sports TV. The links for each match are below along with match times.

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The English Championship, League One, and League Two divisions are all taking shape as they are well into their 2009-10 season. Here's a recap of all three divisions along with video highlights.

English Championship Video Recap

Its still very crowded at the top as Newcastle, West Bromwich Albion, Cardiff City, and Leicester City are all within one point of each other.

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The English Championship is almost a third into the 2009-10 season. It remains very close at the top of the table and only four point separating the top nine teams. Newcastle United remains on top and looks the favorite to win an automatic promotion spot. West Bromwich Albion is also in the top four and another club that has to be a favorite to be promoted.

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We've all been there. It's the last minute and your team is clinging on to a vital, undeserved win away from home. You stand and bellow support for your lads with their backs against the walls, frantically throwing themselves in front of every ball headed toward the goal to break your heart.

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After a week of recriminations for the selección, Diego Maradona travels to Europe to bang some heads together and break the news to some players that he'll be picking Argentine-based players over them in future. All the same, there's some food for thought for him ('thought', Diego: that's 'pensamiento' in castellano, a word you might [. Click to continue reading...

Unlike last year, when summer transfer deadline day saw some records broken and millions upon millions of pounds change hands, things were a lot quieter this time around.

But as always, it's just as much about who didn't move as it is about who did move, and there were plenty of misses to go with the hits.

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Saturday was a busy day for Americans playing abroad in England as there was a full set of matches in the top leagues. In the Premier League, Jozy Altidore continues to make an impact for Hull City while Jonathan Spector started again for West Ham. Other players in England getting time were Jemal Johnson for MK Dons and Jay DeMerit for Watford.

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Soccerlens has brought you extensive transfer window coverage for several years now - and this year we're asking you to join us in compiling the most comprehensive transfer news database on the Internet.

Like before you'll have Eddie's excellent daily roundup of the latest transfer rumours and confirmed transfers plus regular updates to our transfer lists for 9 European leagues from Shahryar.

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The summer transfer window is coming to a close, and there looks to be a flurry of activity still yet to come before the window shuts.

There are still quite a few deals that are up in the air with the deadline approaching, and you've got to be on the lookout for at least a couple of surprises and some nutty speculation from here, there, and everywhere as the hours tick down.

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The football community is abuzz with last Tuesday's unexpected episode of hooliganism at Upton Park, the Championship League draw, and some excellent football matches this weekend. There's also the 'over-the-top' outrage at Eduardo winning a soft penalty against Celtic and for our money, the press has in the past and always will make a mountain out of nothing for a story.

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The big clubs have been relatively quiet recently, but it looks like things are picking up on that front as the end of the summer transfer season edges nearer.

Another long-running transfer saga has bitten the dust, as Wesley Sneijder's future has been resolved, and though it may not be the ending that he wanted in the beginning, it's the one that works out best for him.

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Football bloggers are busy today. We have a wide array of topics on the plate, including last night's win of Arsenal over Celtic, bitter journalists, the Champions League draw, and the obsession with younger players in the football community. Take your pick!

Bird scorned
Ageing, battle scarred, chippy, inarticulate.

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After giving you a rundown of the latest transfer news and rumors earlier today, I'm back this evening with another fresh batch of signings and speculation.

Despite an extremely impressive performance in holding Liverpool to a solitary goal in their surprise win at Anfield on Monday, Martin O'Neill is making it a priority to bolster Aston Villa's defense before the close of the summer transfer window, and he's close to making at least one new back line signing, if not more.

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So, Joleon Lescott is offically on his way from Everton to Manchester City, after numerous headlines over the past several weeks stating how close the move was to happening, what fee it'd be, and so on and so forth.

In the end, Everton get a truckload of money, so does Lescott, Mark Hughes gets his man, and we get to add Lescott's name to our summer transfer lists.

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It's the weekend again, so it's time to turn the focus to the action on the pitch, but there's still a fair share of gossip to report on from the transfer pages.

The current holder of 'The Rumor That Won't Go Away' title is the Joleon Lescott to Manchester City saga, but another situation that persists involves Chelsea and AC Milan striker Alexandre Pato.

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When you follow up a loss at home to a supposedly inferior side by conceding a goal inside the first minute of your next match, it doesn't speak too well of your defense, and with that in mind, Martin O'Neill is hard at work looking for back line reinforcements to help Aston Villa right the ship while there's still plenty of time to.

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It looks like Benitez has worked around the financial constraints imposed upon him to find his man to fill Liverpool's apparent need for a new center back, and he's not the Premier League manager adding (or trying to add) quality depth to his squad.

Meanwhile, Chelsea have finally managed to offload one of their surplus strikers, but are they trying to bring in a new one just as quickly?

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Monday was another light day on the transfer news and rumors front, but we still do have some top clubs looking to make reinforcements before time runs out.

Defense is still the order of the day, as a few Premier League clubs are in the market for additions at the back, while a couple of top European clubs are looking to add some quality on the flanks.

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There's definitely some sort of cosmic karmic balancing force at work in the English Championship. Last season we had the infamous phantom goal, which ref Stuart Atwell awarded to Reading despite the ball not coming anywhere near crossing the line. And this season we have "the goal that never was" (above) with Crystal Palace's Freddie Sear's [. Click to continue reading...

Today, pickings are a little slim in regards to big transfer rumors, but even so, you know you can count on me to bring you what's in the news.

A few Premier League sides are busy trying to strengthen their numbers at the back as the season gets ready to kick off, and as a result, today's roundup is filled with defender news and rumors.

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Many a football fan around the world is in full-on rejoicing (or relief, for some) mode, with the focus shifting back towards club action on the pitch.

However, there are still more than two weeks to go in the summer transfer window, so there's still plenty of business yet to be concluded in the market.

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All of three divisions under the Premiership in England began their seasons this weekend. The Championship, League One, and League Two are all very competitive divisions with 24 teams in each and a total of 46 matches, making for a very long and grueling season. Who will win promotion to the next division or be relegated down a division?

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We're less than a week away from the start of the new Premier League season, and though many clubs have solidified their squads for the most part, there are still a lot of moves to come in the next three weeks before the summer transfer window closes.

The two Merseyside clubs looking to be eying up a couple of talented midfielders from abroad, while Hull City are picking up some real steam in the transfer market after hitting brick wall after brick wall for much of the summer.

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The English Championship and League One seasons have started with teams looking to be promoted to the next division. There are several Americans playing in these two divisions, including Jay DeMerit, Zak Whitbread, Jemal Johnson, and Mike Grella. Here's a recap of this past weekend's action along with video highlights.

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How good of an investment is bringing in an highly-talented but oft-injured player for 20m? Rafa Benitez won't find that out for a month or two, what with new signing Alberto Aquilani on the shelf for the start of the season.

Liverpool aren't the only Premier League side bringing in a big-name Italian import this summer, as West Ham could be set to bring in one of their own before the window closes at the end of this month.

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Soccerlens' Football League preview reaches its climax ahead of the big kick-off this weekend, with The Championship playing a starring role.

There's plenty of big names battling it out for a money-spinning place in the Premiership, so read for our views on who'll be mixing it with Manchester United next season, who'll be lowering themselves into League One, and our prediction for Newcastle's season.

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An A for an A, a tooth for a tooth?

Excuse the weak comment there, but it is early, so I won't be at my cleverest for another few hours or so. That being said, Liverpool have sold an A(lonso) and are immediately replacing him with an A(quilani), with money still to spare.

That's the big news of the morn, but at least a few deals should filter through the wires throughout the day, which will give us a few more names to add to our summer transfer lists.

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The 2009-10 English League Championship is just about to start as matches begin on Saturday Augusy 8, 2009. One of the biggest stories will be if Newcastle United can fight their way back to the Premier League. Other teams being relegated include Middlesbrough and West Bromwich Albion. Here's a preview of the upcoming season along with predictions (probably won't be right but who knows).

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The Sunday papers always make for interesting reading when it comes to transfer gossip, so this morning's roundup is no exception.

From the looks of Sunday's gossip, we're in store for quite the busy week as clubs try to make some late reinforcements before their seasons get underway.

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If you already didn't know that it's a good idea to watch what you say and who you say it to, it looks like soon-to-be former Tottenham striker Darren Bent has decided to give us all a nice reminder with his Twitterific transfer-related tantrum.

While an apologetic Bent (well, that answers the question about whether or not it was really him, eh?

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Often enough, asking nicely is the key to getting something that you want, and it looks like that might be the case with soon-to-be former Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso, who could be on a flight to Madrid sometime in the next few days to complete his dream move to Real Madrid.

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