It wasn't a bad day for Americans in England as Clint Demspey, Brad Guzan and Landon Donovan impressed in the third round of the FA Cup.

Dempsey continued his impressive goal-scoring form with a hat trick in Fulham's 4-0 victory over Charlton Athletic at Craven Cottage.

Dempsey opened the scoring against the League One leaders in just the eighth minute, taking control of a deflected through ball and beating John Sullivan in Charlton's goal.

By Alan Duffy

Newcastle United 2-1 Everton Premier League - 5th November 2011

Alan De Pardew's French renaissance keeps on going, with the Magpies overcoming Everton at St James' Park to remain unbeaten and in third spot in the table.

By Chris Wright

Something for the weekend...

Which Liverpool player is lurking behind The Warrior?

Previous answer: Who'd have thunk it? 'Twas young Johnny Heitinga hiding behind Gerard Depardieu's gigantic Gallic schnoz!

Netherlands vs San Marino 11-0 Highlights Goals Video 2011 September Euro Qualifying is a post from Soccer Blogger. Follow Soccer Blogger on Twitter

Netherlands vs San Marino 11-0 Highlights Goals Video 2011 September Euro Qualifying is a post from Soccer Blogger. Follow Soccer Blogger on Twitter Netherlands vs San Marino 2011 ( Holland vs San Marino 2011) Final score and result:- Netherlands vs San Marino 11-0 ( Robin Van Persie*4, Wesley Sneijder*2, Johnny Heitinga, Dirk Kuyt, K.

This is Charlotte-Sophie Zenden. She married Johnny Heitinga (yup, that's this guy) in a three day mayhem wedding last summer. Unless this photograph depicts her moments after winning a cocktail drinking contest on the beach, she is heavily pregnant.

We're not saying anything about guys fooling around while they're wives are preggo.

I generally take pretty good photos. My selection from the Ajax celebration, though, are not good enough for you all. To be frank... they suck on a relative basis. I only managed to get there just as the team bus was pulling in and vantage point was not in my favor.And then, the beer stand ran out just as I go to it.

There is still much football to be played this "week" as Liverpool travel to Fulham later today, and the big Spurs/ManCity clash on Tuesday. But the barn door (and time and tide) wait for no fantasy manager. Here's the state of my team after the weekend's action: A few enablers in Heitinga, Zenden, and even Hitzlsperger allow for some big spending up top with Odemwingie and van Persie.

In my infinite capacity to mess with a good thing, and in clear violation of the fantasy rules, I've made the following trades today: Howard to Carson. I don't trust any of the cheaper keepers, but West Brom is coming off a six-match unbeaten streak. They are on the road against a Sunderland team in dire form and may see this match as their last chance for points for a while with Chelsea and @

1. This year's FA Cup sponsored by Back To The Future is getting confusing. Are we going to have one team turning up at Wembley for the final while their opponents are still finishing off their quarter-final replay? 2. Crawley Town manager Steve Evans is gradually morphing into a drag act. 3. Football really is [.

LONDON, England Arsenal kept the pressure on Premier League leaders Manchester United as they came from behind to beat Everton 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium. Everton took the lead via Louis Saha's contentious 24th minute strike but substitute Andrey Arshavin equalised 20 minutes from time before Laurent Koscielny headed home the winner five minutes [.