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Down like a sacker spuds Sunderland forward James McClean scored a cheeky opener against Arsenal
after defender Per Mertesacker generously fell over. The German defender left the field on a
stretcher after the incident. That prompted Soccer Saturday pundit Robbie Fowler who had taken to
calling the Arsenal man "Metzelder" to say: "I [.
Rio eats grass After the handshake controversy, Manchester United captain Patrice Evra made it his
ambition to plant one on Luis Suarez within the first minute of this afternoon's match. But he
missed and it was team-mate Rio Ferdinand who felt the brunt of his challenge instead, leading to
this spectacular faceplant.
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez was cutting an increasingly frustrated figure during the first-half
of his side's match against Manchester United this lunchtime. After his refusal to shake Evra's
hand before kick-off, Suarez was jeered throughout the first-half. He then showed his frustration
very publicly when he felt he should have had a free-kick when through [.
Any hope of the Manchester United v Liverpool match passing without the racism row blowing up again
disappeared during the pre-match formalities when Luis Suarez refused to shake hands with Patrice
Evra. Evra held his hand out for Suarez and, having been snubbed, grabbed at the Uruguayan in an
attempt to enforce a handshake.
Manchester United reserves couldn't manage victory against Manchester City's 'elite development
squad' despite this generous gift from their neighbours. City goalkeeper Eirik Johansen found
himself in a nasty tangle with defender Reece Wabara, presenting United's Jesse Lingard with the
simplest of finishes.
Pint-sized midfielder Jay Spearing is aiming to be in peak condition for the big match tomorrow. So
much so that he's installed a home gym of sorts. Via @FeintZebra
Lucky escape This is absolutely crazy. Thankfully for the players of Turkish side Samsunspor, as
train collisions go this is very much at the low speed end of the scale. It must have been pretty
terrifying nonetheless. CCTV cameras show the team's coach waiting at traffic lights on a
roundabout. When they set off, their [.
The main points from the FA: Stuart Peace WILL manage England for the forthcoming Holland friendly.
Euro 2012 is important but there is a longer term strategy. It cannot be the sole responsibility of
the manager to achieve success The process to appoint a new manager will not be rushed. The FA will
be interested [.
Hoyte-y toity The undoubted highlight of Sunderland's extra-time FA Cup victory over local rivals
Middlesbrough last night was this bizarre slide tackle on Boro defender Justin Hoyte from a pitch
invader. A couple of morons ran onto the pitch. One of them lost his footing behind Hoyte and ended
up sliding through the back of [.
Alas, Tottenham manager didn't step out onto the steps of Southwark Crown Court and deliver this
speech.
Afro aggro A match in the Belgian league descended into a bit of a girly catfight, complete with
hair pulling, last pulling. Lierse and Standard each had a player sent-off, despite red-carded
Standard defender Felipe being the victim of the hair attack. Boban Grncarov Lierse's Macedonian
defender conceded a free-kick in the Liege [.
Kammy's costume change Soccer Saturday reporter Chris Kamara took advantage of the array of winter
wear on display at QPR's match against Wolves at the weekend by wearing a different outfit each
time presenter Jeff Stelling checked in with him. Explaining his prank, Kammy said: "I jokingly
heard him tell one reporter wearing a hat [.
Hughes refuses to Mark Cisse's card QPR boss Mark Hughes defended new signing Djibril Cisse after
his sending off against Wolves. The Frenchman was dismissed for putting his hands around the throat
of Wolves centre-back Roger Johnson after the defender went through the back of him. Hughes said
the response was understandable given Cisse's two [.
Hughes refuses to Mark Cisse's card QPR boss Mark Hughes defended new signing Djibril Cisse after
his sending off against Wolves. The Frenchman was dismissed for putting his hands around the throat
of Wolves centre-back Roger Johnson after the defender went through the back of him. Hughes said
the response was understandable given Cisse's two [.
Is there no end to his talents? While his team-mates were freezing their Ball-otellis off during a
3-0 win against Fulham, Manchester City star Mario Balotelli was performing as a magician in an
executive box at the Emirates. The enigmatic Italian entertained his fellow diners by making a can
of Coke disappear.
Danny Rose may not have achieved an awful lot in his Spurs career since his left-footed wonder
volley in the North London derby. But now he must be thanked for bringing the video above to our
attention. Letting us into the sanctity of the Spurs dressing room, Rose filmed fellow midfielder
Sandro performing some impressive [.
Trademark volley from the non-flying Dutchman Bergkamp still got it by soccermr Ajax's coaching
team like to roll back the years from time to time. Take this video, for instance. Frank De Boer
play a lovely Hollywood pass, Dennis Bergkamp gets on the end of it and works his magic by firing
in a glorious [.
Trademark volley from the non-flying Dutchman Bergkamp still got it by soccermr Ajax's coaching
team like to roll back the years from time to time. Take this video, for instance. Frank De Boer
play a lovely Hollywood pass, Dennis Bergkamp gets on the end of it and works his magic by firing
in a glorious [.
Snow joke Much of Europe is currently covered in snow, which is creating the usual blend of havoc
and child-like entertainment. Inter Milan player John Obi experienced a bit of both when he went
over a pitchside advertising hoarding during his side's match against Palermo and landed straight
in a big pile of snow that [.
Aston Villa vs Queens Park Rangers 0-1 by motifoot Djibril Cisse made an instinct impact for new
club QPR as he found the net just a day after joining the club. The France international scored
just 11mins into his debut, maintaining his record of grabbing a goal on his outing for every
Premier League team [.
Oh God Jay Rod It isn't much fun being a Nottingham Forest fan at the moment, this much I can vouch
for. Second bottom of the Championship despite being tipped for promotion during preseason, fans
have not seen the club score at home since November, and third manager of the season Steve
Cotterill looks seemingly [.
Attack is the best form of defence Barcelona skipper Carlos Puyol got momentarily confused during
last night's match against Valencia and thought he was his FIFA 12 alter ego being controlled by a
fearless seven-year-old. The veteran stormed out of defence and threw two outrageous roulettes to
beat two defenders!
No doubt you've already seen the horrendous footage of Al Masry fans storming the pitch to attack
Al Ahly players and supporters. In case you haven't, it's in the video above. Absolute carnage
broke out when Al Masry secured a 3-1 victory over their fierce rivals. The home fans many of them
armed [.
On-pitch dentistry Marcelinho Paraiba, of Brazilian side Sport, has offered a R$1,000 cash reward
to anyone who can find his tooth after it was knocked out during his side's match against Nautico.
The video above shows the collision and Marcelino's gnasher flying through the air. But once it
landed, the tooth went missing.
Arsenal striker Carlos Vela, currently on loan at Real Sociedad, isn't renowned for his tackling.
But having found himself on the receiving end of a trip from a Sporting Gijon player, the Mexican
experienced immediate catharsis by being propelled into his own lunge on the linesman. The match
official clearly bore no grudge with Vela, [.
McClaren is confused (again) If you've ever wondered whether the adverts behind managers during
post-match interviews actually work, here's proof that they at least attract the attention of FC
Twente manager Steve McClaren. The bewildered former England boss seemed determined to look
anywhere but at the camera as a reporter attempted to discuss his side's [.
Hoedown with Bellamy Liverpool sub Craig Bellamy might have given an insight into why the injury
problems that once blighted his career seem to have cleared up: line dancing. That's right, a bit
of country and Western is the perfect pitchside warm-up to make sure you don't pull any muscles
when you do get onto [.
Fraize the Lord Football has taken something of a battering recently. The actions of a racist moron
at Anfield yesterday brought the game into disrepute, and this goes alongside players being fined
and suspended from clubs for homophobic abuse on Twitter. However, today at the Stadium of Light
was a moment to genuinely savour, making [.
After the race row surrounding Liverpool and Manchester United this season, everyone was hoping
that yesterday's game could just pass without any unsavoury incidents. And then this pr*ck turned
up. In the first game between the two clubs since the result of the FA verdict that banned Luis
Suarez for eight games after making racially [.
No one can doubt that Tim Krul has been one of the stars of the season in the Premier League this
season, with some impressive shot stopping helping Newcastle to the lofty heights on sixth place in
the table. You may have underestimated the importance of Krul's form, but it becomes obvious when
looking at [.
0 people like this Bayern Munich have scored a PR own goal after scores of fans were left furious
by a fake press conference held by the club. The German giants urged supporters to join them for a
press conference, which would be streamed live on their Facebook page, to hear about a major new
[...]
0 people like this Bayern Munich have scored a PR own goal after scores of fans were left furious
by a fake press conference held by the club. The German giants urged supporters to join them for a
press conference, which would be streamed live on their Facebook page, to hear about a major new
[...]
Don't give up the day job, Shaun It's easy to forget how far Manchester City have come in the last
couple of years. Back in 2009 they were toying with the idea of making Shaun Wright Phillips their
goalkeeper. But the diminutive winger's fledgling career between the sticks was brought to a
premature end when [.
Kompany takes a tumble With all the recent talk around Manchester City skipper Vincent Kompany
relating to the dangers of two-footed tackles, one of the most perilous aspects of football has
been overlooked: running backwards. The Belgian found out the hard way just how difficult it can be
to run backwards when he was fouled [.
A Wii exaggeration Harry Redknapp's tex evasion trial heard yesterday that the Tottenham manager is
hopeless when it comes to technology. The court was played police recordings of Redknapp saying: "I
can't work a computer, I don't know what an email is, I can't, I have never sent a fax and I've
never even sent [.
The least convincing on-field injury you're ever likely to see Good new for Newcastle fans. Demba
Ba and new signing Papiss Demba Cisse are both on their way back to Tyneside after Senegal crashed
out of the African Cup of Nations. The Dembas secured their early return with last night's 2-1
defeat to Equatorial Guinea.
Dancing Dani Barcelona wing-back Dani Alves seemed to signal the end of Real Madrid's Copa Del Rey
challenge with this unbelievable goal on the stroke of half-time during last night's quarter-final
second leg. It wasn't quite so clean cut in the end. Despite this wonder goal giving Barca a 4-1
aggregate lead, Real fought back [.
szólj hozzá: ]bg0-1c,o[Matchhighlight.com] A Nigel De Jong slide tackle uses results in broken
legs and studmarks in some unusual places for those on the receiving end. But the reformed
Manchester City midfielder is now using his powers for good. He managed to slide tackle in a
25-yard screamer in tonight's Carling Cup semi-final against Liverpool.
Turn the Heaton szólj hozzá: CCCPhighlite www.1Goals.com Cardiff goalkeeper Tom Heaton booked his
side's place in the Carling Cup Final with two penalty shootout saves against Crystal Palace. The
Bluebirds progress to Wembley despite Eagles defender Anthony Gardner being the only player to find
the net during the two-legged tie.
Spurs manager Harry Redknapp set-up a secret offshore 'bung' account named after his pet dog, a
court heard yesterday. Redknapp was said to have received "bungs or offshore bonuses" from former
Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric during his time at Fratton Park. The payments were allegedly
received into a bank account in Monaco.
