Dimitar Berbatov produced a moment of magic and a smiling Cristiano Ronaldo bagged a brace as United beat West Ham 2-0 at Old Trafford.
Ronaldo scored his and United’s first after 14 minutes when he converted an inch perfect cross from fellow Portuguese international Luis Nani. He then added a second from 2 yards after a mesmerizing piece of skill by Berbatov on the goal line allowing him to cross for Ronaldo to slide into an empty net.
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Manchester United produced a sensational second half display to beat West Bromwich Albion 4-0 at Old Trafford.
Wayne Rooney made it three goals in four days for club and country when he got the first goal with a clinical finish early in the second half. He then turned provider when his pass set up Cristiano Ronaldo to put United two up. Dimitar Berbatov also got his first Premier League goal for United when he poked United into a 3-0 lead two minutes later. Nani then added a fourth in stoppage time to complete the win.
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Fernando Torres scored both goals as Liverpool took the points at Goodison Park in the 208th Liverpool derby.
The result left Liverpool top of the league after their best ever start to a Premier League season.
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European Cup after World Cup have seen a snowballing of disappointment for the English football masses.
Spain winning Euro 2008 has pushed our reputation as underachievers further down the lav. And like such great philosophical musings as; Why are we here? Is there a god?
A great collection of hot soccer fans from the last World Cup. boy, am I looking forward to the next one.
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Former France head coach Elisabeth Loisel has emerged as the favorite to take the helm of the Chinese women’s football national team, which were left rudderless after Marika Domanski-Lyfors declined to come back to China and extend her contract.
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A recent poll conducted by research agency African Response reflected that two-thirds (66%) of South Africans agree that terrorism financing and money laundering will be areas of concern during the 2010 FIFA World Cup and call for FBI training in order to prepare SA police.
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Johannesburg – South Africans agree terrorism and money laundering are areas of concern for hosting the 2010 Fifa World Cup, an African Response study has found.
A poll conducted by African Response found that two thirds of South Africans agreed the threat posed in these two areas called for Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) training for South African police.
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Football may be the world’s most popular sport, but the latest evidence confirms that rugby is a fairer game by a country mile. Of course, there were fouls, players attempting to outsmart referees and controversial decisions at the just-ended Rugby World Cup in France. But if one of the two sports is to be picked as a real “man’s game”, rugby would win a lot of the neutrals’ votes. To cement its position as a “fairer” game, video refereeing was featured in the tournament, something that Fifa, world soccer’s governing body, has balked at because of pure narrow-mindedness.
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The International Football Federation has recommended Brazil to host the World Cup in 2014, after inspectors toured the South American nation.
The inspection report said Brazil is an “appropriate choice” to host the 2014 World Cup. The inspectors said Brazil has demonstrated itself to be more than capable of hosting what they called “an exceptional World Cup.”
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