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Soccer: Gerrard's title quest inspires all in red
Liverpool fans sang about their football being "poetry in motion".
Liverpool fans sang about their football being "poetry in motion".
It was only a year ago that David Moyes, while still Everton manager, said he feared harsh economics meant the balance shift from Merseyside to Manchester was irreversible.
Surrounded by the comparative calm last northern summer of a five-star hotel on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur.
It's a rare coach who watches his team lose a knockout finals game and leaves excited.
The Wellington Phoenix will face a Premier League team in July - and there is a possibility of a second English team also visiting these shores.
Jose Mourinho refused to come out and speak for his post-game press conference but, on this occasion, he wouldn't have been able to spin it or downplay it: Chelsea have a huge say in this title race.
It might not be much consolation to Sheffield United, who saw a 2-1 lead obliterated early in the second half, but they forced Hull to produce their very best soccer yesterday to reach the FA Cup final.
Liverpool have the look of champions and the look on Steven Gerrard's face at the final whistle of this tumultuous victory signalled its deep significance. It meant he and his exciting team were closer to the title.
Two seasons ago, Manchester United scored 89 goals, 56 more than they conceded, yet lost the English Premier League title by a goal difference of eight to Manchester City.
They didn't qualify for the World Cup but the All Whites may play in South America in June after all.
It's time for New Zealand football to embrace Asia.
Tottenham will target three key signings who can make an immediate impact on the first team as part of a close season transfer strategy that will focus on quality over quantity.
Today's ASB Premiership grand final is not just a clash between the two best domestic teams in this country.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger blamed Wojciech Szczesny's first-leg red card for the Gunners' Champions League last 16 exit and slammed Arjen Robben for provoking the red card.
There is a proposal to boost Super Rugby team numbers to 18, possibly basing the latest addition in Europe, writes Paul Lewis.
A nightmare opening 16 minutes left the All Whites too big a mountain to climb as Japan took out the Kirin Challenge Cup in Tokyo.
Alex de Jong and Miles Davis take an irreverent look at the Premier League…the world’s most exciting, glamorous and action-packed football competition! Whether it occurs on or off the pitch, the team at Premier League BackPass is committed to bringing you all the action and most of the gossip, not that long after it happens! Goals! Scandals! Skills! Giveaways! Italians! From glorious action to shameless stupidity, discover the best, and worst the Premier League has to offer, and find out just what makes it the finest competition, in the greatest game on earth…
You have to hand it to Wayne Rooney because the England forward certainly knows how to play the money game to his advantage.
Alex de Jong and Miles Davis take an irreverent look at the Premier League…the world’s most exciting, glamorous and action-packed football competition! Whether it occurs on or off the pitch, the team at Premier League BackPass is committed to bringing you all the action and most of the gossip, not that long after it happens! Goals! Scandals! Skills! Giveaways! Italians! From glorious action to shameless stupidity, discover the best, and worst the Premier League has to offer, and find out just what makes it the finest competition, in the greatest game on earth…
Tommy Smith's decision not to turn out for the All Whites against Japan shouldn't prove terminal to his international career.
Commitment questioned after All Whites defender Tommy Smith chooses club over country.
Former Old Trafford star Hughes says Moyes must use pressure to his advantage.
Man City swept into the League Cup final with a ruthless 3-0 win at West Ham yesterday which completed a 9-0 aggregate victory in a brutally one-sided semifinal.
For Liverpool, the evidence that American owners can actually be good for you is clearly emerging.