I'm sure you have heard about Coke Zero Wayne Rooney's Street Striker show. We also showed you the little stunt Rooney pulled where he's dribbling (kind of) through a bunch of randomly rolled tires (if not, click here). We got hold of more of the clippings of the show.

Soccerlens now presents, behind the scenes of Coke Zero Wayne Rooney's Street Striker:

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NB. Turn your phone off before attending Ipswich press conference Roy Keane's latest press conference proved to be rich pickings for the journos in attendance. Not only was he very outspoken in his criticism of the Republic of Ireland's protests over Thierry Henry's handball, he also took the opportunity to petrify some of the hacks. Click to continue reading...

Should Georgia get a replay? Roy Keane reckons the Republic of Ireland could not have expected their game against France to be replayed on the grounds of Thierry Henry's handball. The Ipswich manager launched a scathing attack against the Football Association of Ireland for their protests following the match, and accused them of hypocrisy on the [. Click to continue reading...

A short and fun interview with Rio Ferdinand and Wes Brown, courtesy of talksport.

Did you know that Wes Brown was playing for United back in 1999? The lad gets very little credit for all the hard work he puts in.

So where do you see Rio in 6 months?

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...Or at least if you had just read the reactions from the fans and trigger-happy journalists, you'd think this is what Henry had actually done:

On a serious note, the 'victims' the Irish team have been refreshingly objective about the situation and have laid the blame squarely on the horrible refereeing and to a much lesser extent on their own poor finishing as the real reasons why the French and not the Irish are headed to South Africa.

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The new spaghetti legs This goalie thought he could give his side, Hartford, the edge in their penalty shootout against Stony Brook Sea Wolves by rolling out his party trick. The crazy keeper cartwheeled back and forth along his goal-line as the opposition prepared to take their spot-kicks. Unfortunately for him the antics had little effect, and [. Click to continue reading...

Offside and handball, but the goal stands If I was Irish I would be waking up this morning a very bitter man. The Republic of Ireland had a place at next year's World Cup snatched away from them by this horrendous piece of refereeing. Despite the fact that two players were offside, at least one very [. Click to continue reading...

You just don't get this action in the Premier League Bury's match against Notts County ended 3-3 last weekend, but Magpies keeper Kasper Schmeichel was beaten four times. Danny Nardiello was denied a certain goal by a puddle on the line!

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Nilmar again and an own goal.

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When football pitches explode Australia's Asian Cup qualifier against Oman was pretty bad-tempered throughout, so when a firecracker went off just metres away from players from both sides it didn't really help to cool the situation. Spotted on World Cup Blog

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Another fan forgets that these goals don't count Previous pitch invader goals have included a sweetly struck penalty and a nice team move. This looked more like a Gaelic football goal than anything. Also, if OTP was partaking in such tomfoolery we don't think our venue of choice would be in Morocco. Click to continue reading...

Nice commercial by Brahma made for the friendly tomorrow against England. I even cried a little

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Crunch match gets crunchier Algeria's World Cup qualifier against Egypt on Saturday will have extra bite (as if it needed it) after their team bus was attacked by Egyptian fans. The coach had not even left the airport when rocks were thrown threw the windows, injuring three players. Rafik Saifi, who was hit on his hand, and [. Click to continue reading...

Recently, Palmeiras and Sport played some thrilling and decisive matches, with one side side usually celebrating at the end. Sport eliminated Palmeiras from Copa do Brasil. Palmeiras eliminated Sport from Libertadores and before that they battled in the group stage.

Last night in Sao Paulo, Palmeiras and Sport tied in 2 goals for the 35th round of Brasileirao.

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It's only a game Spotted on 101GG

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What you're going to see is something that I just can't find the words to describe. Just watch it yourself:

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Motty's really not getting the big games these days! Motty and Lawro are dismayed by the youth of today.

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Although people actually made attempts to tackle Maradona Mads Hansen recently scored what is probably the best Norwegian Second Division goal we have ever seen. Then again, it might just be the only Norwegian Second Division goal we have ever seen. Nonetheless, enjoy Mads' mad dribble. Spotted on Norwegian Football Blog

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But a very effective one Liverpool striker David Ngog saved Rafa Benitez's blushes by cheating to win his side a penalty against Birmingham last night. Steven Gerrard converted the spot-kick to salvage a draw and avoid yet another embarrassing defeat. The Blues were fuming, with ex-Evertonian Lee Carsley protesting that he had not made contact with Ngog. Click to continue reading...

Wazza gets a warning Manchester United star Wayne Rooney has been warned over his future conduct after mouthing "12 men" to a TV camera following Sunday's defeat at Chelsea. United were unhappy with the performance of referee Martin Atkinson, and Rooney made his opinion clear to all above average lip-readers as he left the pitch. Click to continue reading...

Bless you At a time when swine flu threatens to cause havoc to the football world, OTP can only call Sven's actions deeply irresponsible. The Notts County director of football makes his entrance after 37secs if you want to avoid Geldof and co.

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Blues dent United title hopes by inflicting disappointing floss Don't you hate it when you arrive at the football and remember you haven't brushed your teeth? No? Never experienced that. This Chelsea fan has. He remembered his shades for this 4pm kick-off on an autumn day, and he didn't forget his toothbrush either. Click to continue reading...

Taking cat-fighting to a whole new level This outrageous footage comes from the MWC Women's Soccer Tournament match between BYU and New Mexico. BYU won the match 1-0, but the main talking point was a performance of Norman Hunter-esque aggression from New Mexico's Elizabeth Lambert. Lambert dished out a series of full-on assaults throughout the match, culminating [. Click to continue reading...

Elizabeth Lambert is a college football defender playing for New Mexico in the Women's Mountain West Conference college tournament. In the game against Bringham Young University (BYU), things got a little rough with Elizabeth. Things got so rough that she earned the nickname Elizabeth "cheap-shot" Lambert.

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Rio rocks the mic... again Here is Rio Ferdinand and British rapper Kano giving their version of that latter's song Rock n Roller during a drinking session at the trendy footballer hangout that is La Tasca!

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Match anticipated for the 34th round. Goals by Rafael Marques (Gremio) and Dagoberto (Sao Paulo).

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Have you heard the one about the hippopotamus and the wolf? Stoke City mascot Pottermus ruthlessly sabotaged Wolves' chance in the half-time crossbar challenge when the two clubs met last weekend. With the Wolves mascot preparing for their kick, the cheeky hippo sneaked up behind to deliver a rugby tackle. Click to continue reading...

AZ/DC We can only assume that Samir Nasri was humming the riff to Smoke On The Water during this dribble.

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Draws are good enough Both Manchester United and Chelsea had to come from behind to secure results that ensured their progress in the Champions League. United came back from 1-3 down at home to CSKA Moscow to secure a 3-3 draw. Meanwhile Chelsea went 1-0 down to Atletico Madrid, grabbed two goals to take the lead but [. Click to continue reading...

It seems this generation that grew up playing FIFA/Winning Eleven/Pro Evolution Soccer and watching Nike commercials have total disregard for bicycle goals. But they forget how it's not easy. And I love them. Last weekend, William from Avai did it. And he cried on the pitch after scoring it.

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Bringing the beautiful game to music video games Rock band Kasabian have called upon a group of freestyle footballers to help produce this nifty viral promoting their new single. The freestylers set to work producing a giant football version of Guitar Hero to incorporate their balls skills.

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Sickening arm injury Hopefully your breakfast has digested before you decide to watch this video. Vasco Da Gama's Rodrigo Pimpão puts his arm down to break his fall, but the momentum of his body had other ideas. The arm stays put and the body keeps rolling. Although it looks sickening the injury proved to be only [. Click to continue reading...

Moody striker would like spot-kick responsibilty When Inter Milan's Mario Balotelli won a penalty five minutes into their match against Palermo last night, he obviously felt that was justification for him taking it. Samuel Eto'o disagreed, pulled rank and placed the ball on the spot. Balotelli continued to stand next to the ball demanding to take the [. Click to continue reading...

Real Madrid midfielder doesn't like being called gay Real Madrid's embarrassing 4-0 defeat to lower league Alcorcon on Tuesday night was painful enough. But Guti had insult added to his injury. He was hauled off by under-fire coach Manuel Pellegrini at half-time, and upon taking his place in the dugout an Alcorcon supporter called him gay. Click to continue reading...

Great Danish striker aired at last For years it has been cited as the greatest football goal you have never seen. Now those of us who weren't at Anfield for Liverpool's 2-1 Milk Cup win over Manchester United in November 1985 can see it. The match took place during a TV blackout, which meant the public [. Click to continue reading...