Off the Post 07 November @ 07:02 AM EST
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 [.
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SoccerLens 06 November @ 02:24 PM EST
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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Off the Post 06 November @ 04:20 AM EST
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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See The Cup 05 November @ 10:22 PM EST
Off the Post 05 November @ 05:16 AM EST
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.
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Off the Post 04 November @ 02:01 AM EST
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 [.
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See The Cup 03 November @ 04:42 AM EST
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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Off the Post 02 November @ 04:12 AM EST
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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Off the Post 02 November @ 04:07 AM EST
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 [.
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Off the Post 30 October @ 02:09 AM EST
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 [.
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Off the Post 29 October @ 02:45 PM EST
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.
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Off the Post 28 October @ 05:54 PM EST
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 [.
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Off the Post 28 October @ 05:42 PM EST
A song for South Africa (well, France at least) Sometime we lack skill / And sometimes we lack
speed / Who needs Steven Ireland? / Bring back Andy Reid We have all heard of World Cup songs, but
World Cup play-off songs might be a new one. Here's To Trapattoni has been written by the Corrigan
Brothers [.
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See The Cup 28 October @ 02:05 PM EST
The ex- Brazil international shows what he really needs to recover from injuries. One of the
most pathetic moments of his career. More than taking care of your socks when France is kicking out
of the World Cup:
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Off the Post 28 October @ 02:01 AM EST
Taking weakened Carling Cup sides to a new level Barnsley failed to score during their Carling Cup
defeat to Manchester United, but the net did ripple in injury time when a fan took it upon himself
to bag a goal for the Tykes. Presumably inspired by this Russian fan, a Barnsley supporter ran onto
the pitch to [.
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Off the Post 27 October @ 04:45 PM EST
Naughty Nev's behaving badly again Reprimanded for his celebrations in the Manchester derby,
involved in row with police following last weekend's defeat to Liverpool, and now sent-off during
the Carling Cup tie with Barnsley: Gary Neville's behaviour doesn't get better with age. The jury's
still out for us.
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Off the Post 27 October @ 02:30 AM EST
It's gone over his head Stuttgart keeper Jens Lehmann is desperate to get play re-started quickly
as his side chase Hannover's 1-0 lead. That is why he greets the ballboy at the advertising
hoardings like a slobbering Alsatian expectantly awaiting the arrival of the postman. But the
little so-and-so has his own ideas about protecting Hannover's lead.
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See The Cup 26 October @ 03:06 PM EST
After 14 months, Rogerio Ceni, the goalie with the more goals scored in the history of football,
scored again. Goal number 84 (86- but FIFA does not count 2 scored in friendlies) was scored the
winning goal in the derby against Santos. Sao Paulo won 4-3. It was the first goal after the
serious injury the goalie earlier this year.
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Off the Post 26 October @ 04:32 AM EST
Getting a telecom company on board could improve your team's flame resistance Saudi club Al-Hilal
celebrated their new sponsorship deal with telecom company Mobily by holding a reality
TV-meets-James Bond training camp atop a volcano. The team plays kickabout with some very hot
footballs while dodging the various life-threatening hazards introduced by coach Eric Gerets (he is
[.
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Off the Post 23 October @ 10:33 AM EST
That's how you do it, lads! Dragan Stojkovic, coach of Japanese side Nagoya Grampus, showed his
players that he could still walk the walk with a spectacular goal from his technical area. The
ex-Yugoslavia international found the net with a beautiful strike. And he did it in formal shoes.
The match officials were quite so impressed and [.
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Off the Post 23 October @ 04:36 AM EST
That's not how we celebrate in this country! Players and staff from Hamburg were involved in an
angry confrontation after their win at Celtic last night when stewards attempted to cut short their
celebrations. There is a bit of a chicken-and-egg debate about whether Hamburg were sitting down as
part of a new German post-match [.
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See The Cup 22 October @ 02:23 PM EST
It seems Palmeiras is doing everything possible to lose a championship that seemed in the
pocket. Last night, for the 31st round of Brasileiro, the side headed by Muricy Ramalho was
defeated 2-0 by Santo Andre, candidate to relegation. Nunes scored the two goals that handed
Palmeiras its third defeat in a row.
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SoccerLens 21 October @ 04:21 PM EST
Real Madrid 1-0 AC Milan (Raul)
Real Madrid 1-1 AC Milan
Real Madrid 1-2 AC Milan
Real Madrid 2-2 AC Milan
Real Madrid 2-3 AC Milan
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SoccerLens 21 October @ 02:09 PM EST
Manchester United produced an efficient and controlled performance at the Luzhniki Stadium to
beak CSKA Moscow 1-0. Injuries, weather and a plastic playing pitch meant that United were always
going to play controlled rather than expansive football, but all the players did their jobs well
(with Fabio particularly impressing from full-back).
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Off the Post 21 October @ 06:51 AM EST
Ex-Boro boss should have sniffed out a lack of respect Former Middlesbrough player Ray Parlour
recalls Gareth Southgate's uneasy transition from Boro player to Boro manager. At least he had some
of the older heads in the squad on his side...
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SoccerLens 20 October @ 03:52 PM EST
Barcelona 0-1 Rubin Kazan
Barcelona 1-1 Rubin Kazan
Barcelona 1-2 Rubin Kazan
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Off the Post 20 October @ 07:44 AM EST
That's my cue to leave... Paul Gascoigne headbutted a bouncer who ticked him off for smoking in a
snooker club. The former England star was caught on CCTV thrusting his head towards bounce Paul
Hindle. A row had started after Gazza was caught sparking up in the toilets after being told he
couldn't smoke in the [.
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Off the Post 20 October @ 04:11 AM EST
Learn to cheat like a pro Thanks to @DilenoFootball for bringing this to our attention. Contains a
bit of visual and audio swearing after the 2mins 50secs mark, if you're at work. You have been
warned!
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SoccerLens 19 October @ 10:06 AM EST
Soccerlens is excited to present a brand new feature - a video show reviewing the weekend's big
stories from Europe's top football leagues.
Andy Brassell - of World Football Phone-In fame (on BBC 5 Live), author of All
or Nothing: A Season in the Life of the Champions League, a seasoned journalist contributing to
UEFA's Champions magazine, Skysports.
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Off the Post 19 October @ 04:53 AM EST
Off the Post 17 October @ 10:21 AM EST
Sunderland striker benefits from inflatable toy Sunderland took the lead against Liverpool thanks
to this bizarre incident involving a beach ball. The big inflatable was apparently thrown onto the
pitch by Scouse supporters, so they cannot have any complaints on that front. Darren Bent's shot
deflected off the beach ball, which was on the edge of [.
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SoccerLens 17 October @ 10:08 AM EST
Aston Villa overturned the odds and the form book to beat Chelsea 2-1 after going a goal down
early in the game. It was Chelsea's second away defeat and the shoddy defending on display will
certainly raise questions at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea had taken the lead when Brad Friedel failed to deal with a long-range effort from Didier
Drogba, but they failed to capitalise and conceded goals from set plays either side of half
time.
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SoccerLens 17 October @ 09:52 AM EST
Sunderland's first goal against Liverpool today - from Darren Bent - came in the 5th minute
thanks to a deflection off a balloon that had floated into the Liverpool penalty area.
That's going to make Rafa Benitez really mad...
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