By Alan Duffy
Fulham 2-1 Stoke City Premier League 11th February 2012
New-boy Pavel Pogrebnyak opened his account for the Cottagers on Saturday against a Stoke City
side who are now desperately in need of a win.
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Tukwila, Wash.-- Seattle SoundersFC U18 Academy team (6-4-3) overall and U16 Academy team
(9-2-2) overall played Vancouver Whitecaps FC today in a northwest division showdown in United
States Development Academy (USSDA) play.
The U18 team lost by a score of 1-3.
Goal Scorers: Ian Lange
The U16 team won by a score of 4-0.
Tukwila, Wash.-- Seattle SoundersFC U18 Academy team (4-0-1) and U16 Academy team (3-1-1) played
Santa Cruz Breakers today in a northwest division showdown in United States Development Academy
(USSDA) play.
The U18 team won by a score of 5-0.
Goal Scorers: Miles Nilsen-Rodriguez, Michael Gallagher, Jordan Schweitzer (2), Dominique
Dismuke
The U16 team won by a score of 4-2.
By Alan Duffy
Norwich 'keeper John Ruddy will have done his England prospects no harm at all with a man of the
match performance at Anfield on Saturday. The 24-year0ld kept the visitors in the game, both early
on and at the death to earn Paul Lambert's side a superb point.
By Chris Wright
Bob Mancini was the first to admit that Man City were 'lucky' to register their first ever
Champions League victory over Villarreal yesterday evening, with substitute Sergio Aguero's 94th
minute goal plundering a come-from-behind win over the Spaniards at the death thus snaring a vital
three-point haul that puts City back in the running to emerge from Group A, despite things looking
a little bleak as the clock ticked over to '93:00′ at the Etihad last night.
By Chris Wright
Bob Mancini was the first to admit that Man City were 'lucky' to register their first ever
Champions League victory over Villarreal yesterday evening, with substitute Sergio Aguero's 94th
minute goal plundering a come-from-behind win over the Spaniards at the death thus snaring a vital
three-point haul that puts City back in the running to emerge from Group A, despite things looking
a little bleak as the clock ticked over to '93:00′ at the Etihad last night.
Happy Monday everyone. The Sounders are back in town this week after a scoreless draw against
the Chicago Fire on Saturday. The match had some good possession midfield play from both teams, but
it would be hard to call it must watch soccer. Although I still admire Arlo White for trying to
sell it as such during the broadcast.
By Chris Wright
Radamel Falcao's 17th (18th if you, unlike UEFA, count the qualifying rounds) goal of the Europa
League campaign was enough to see Porto crowned champions against domestic stablemates Braga at the
Aviva Stadium in Dublin last night a victory that, in turn, will almost certainly see
those comparisons between Andre Villas Boas (who is now the youngest man ever to win the
competition, aged just 33) and a certain predecessor of his reach nigh-on insufferable levels from
here on out.
