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OWEN TO MU

2009-07-05T14:54:00.001+07:00

LONDON (AP)—Michael Owen joined English champion Manchester United on Friday, a striking reversal of fortune for an injury-plagued forward who has been dropped from the national team by manager Fabio Capello.

The 29-year-old, who has 40 goals in 89 international appearances, signed a two-year contract. The former Liverpool and Real Madrid player was a free agent after his contract expired Tuesday at relegated Newcastle.

“I never though it in my wildest dreams really. When I got the call from the manager to come and meet him, it was a shock,” Owen said. “I know there will be a few people saying the manager shouldn’t have bought me.”

Owen’s agent had been so concerned about finding him a new club that he sent a 32-page brochure to teams around Europe trumpeting his enduring qualities and rebutting fitness fears.

United has watched Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez depart since losing the Champions League final to Barcelona.

“Michael is a world-class forward with a proven goal-scoring record at the highest level, and that has never been in question,” United manager Alex Ferguson said. “Coming to Manchester United with the expectations that we have is something that Michael will relish.”

Owen underwent stringent medical examinations on his troublesome right knee before the contract was signed.

“I’m sure a club like this can re-ignite my career,” Owen said. “I do not feel that I am injury prone.”

He scored 10 goals in 32 matches last season at Newcastle, which finished 18th at 7-18-13, and had 30 goals in 79 games since joining the club in 2005.

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2009-06-28T14:54:00.000+07:00

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England Premier League Result

2009-05-18T20:07:00.002+07:00

Man Utd. - Arsenal 0 - 0
Everton - West Ham 3 - 1
Newcastle - Fulham 0 - 1
Bolton - Hull 1 - 1
Middlesbrough - Aston Villa 1 - 1
Tottenham - Manchester City 2 - 1
Stoke - Wigan Athletic 2 - 0
West Bromwich - Liverpool 0 - 2
Chelsea - Blackburn 2 - 0
Portsmouth - Sunderland -

Liverpool on 2nd position

2009-05-18T20:04:00.001+07:00

Steven Gerrard scored one goal and set up the other for Dirk Kuyt to guide Liverpool to a 2-0 victory over West Bromwich Albion on Sunday, keep the Reds in second place in the Premier League and relegate Albion to the league below.

Liverpool went into the game knowing that the title was out of reach after Manchester United held Arsenal to a 0-0 draw on Saturday to capture the point it needed to stay out of reach with one more game to go.

Gerrard took advantage of some poor control by West Brom defender Martis Shelton to put Liverpool ahead after 28 minutes at the Hawthorns as he passed to Kuyt who went through for the second in the 59th.

West Brom came close several times and Liverpool defenders Jamie Carragher and Alvaro Arbeloa had to be pulled apart by teammates when they began arguing and pushing each other over some slack defending.

Manager Rafa Benitez congratulated Man United for its third Premier League title in a row but did not say well done to manager Alex Ferguson, with whom he has been feuding over comments the two rivals had made about each other.

“I will say congratulations to Manchester United. They have done well, but I do not want to say too much,” Benitez said. “I prefer just to say well done to the club, a big club, a good club.

“Normally you have to be polite and respect the other manager. During the season we have seen a lot of things that I didn’t like, so that’s it. I say congratulations to United because they have won. And that’s it.”

West Brom was relegated for the third time in seven years.

In Sunday’s other game, Chelsea beat Blackburn 2-0 with Nicolas Anelka scoring the second to draw level on 18 goals with Man United’s Cristiano Ronaldo at the top of the Premier League scorers’ list.

Florent Malouda had already given Chelsea a fourth minute lead as the Blues stayed third, three points behind Liverpool and seven behind Man United with only round of games to go.

UPDATES SCORE EPL 16 MEI

2009-05-17T14:35:00.000+07:00

Liga Inggris – Premier Legue
Manchester United 0 – 0 Arsenal
Bolton Wonderer 1 – 1 Hull C.
Everton 3 – 1 West Ham U.
Middlesbrough 1 – 1 Aston Villa
Newcastle United 0 – 1 Fulham
Stoke City 2 – 0 Wigan Athletic
Tottenham Hotspur 2 – 1 Manchester City
29′ [1 - 0] J. Defoe
65′ [1 - 1] V. Bojinov
86′ [2 - 1] R. Keane (pen.)

United champion fergie cancel his pension

2009-05-17T14:07:00.001+07:00

MANCHESTER - Sir Alex Ferguson had a pension that will kepelatihan's chair at Manchester United, end of the season later. However, the certainty of the Premier League champion title three consecutive The Red Devils immediately change the plan.

United trofi back up the Premier League after playing without a counterbalance against the Arsenal goal in the Old Trafford on Saturday (16/5/2009). The captain at once playmaker Cesc Fabregas Gunners actually nearly flunk United victory party at the last minute-minutes before the dispersal. Luckily, veteran goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar to make a rescue signal and ensure trofi the Premier League for his team.

This is a top Premier League title to the 11-Fergie is given to the troops since Satan Red kepelatihan occupied seats back in 1986. With the acquisition value of 87, United winning 7 points over rivals Liverpool terdekatnya.

"This is a 90 minute terpanjang in history! Only one rescue important throughout the game, running fight with the very careful," said Fergie relieved.

"We still want a team in progress. This is a team that is still young, and the season before we can defend (the title of champion) this again. We move slowly, but my goal is to win trofi. Six champion title is very extraordinary," said coach Scotland is home.

Furthermore, Fergie is not yet reveal himself if you want to finish his career last season kepelatihannya later. 67 years that a coach insisted he will continue to handle United's health is not possible.

"I do not think about retirement. Health akan inform itself on when I have to stop. Hopefully I can still only stand up to five years ahead," his him

MANCHESTER UNITED EPL WINNER

2009-05-17T13:58:00.002+07:00

Last night manchester united successfully achieve a degree for the primary liganya to 18 times after holding in the Old equilibrium arsenal EPL Trafford.Although 1 fight still behind Manchester United successfully achieved due to superior point on the maximum point obtained Liverpool.

Manchester united second degree achieve this with hard work.After behind chelsea beginning of the season Manchester United successfully acquire.

Can Manchester United win this thirds title on champions league on rome?If Manchester United can Beat Barcelona in champion league so Manchester united get a treble winner in this season.

CHELSEA GET A YOUNG PLAYER

2009-05-17T13:50:00.001+07:00

LONDON - Major British giants Chelsea started buying young talented players to strengthen their front line in the future.

This kid magically turn age 16 years origin of Austria, Philipp Prosenik, which brought the Blues to their headquarters in Stamford Birdge. Prosenik buy by Chelsea's from Rapid Vienna and will come to London at the end of this season.

Prosenik regarded as one of the most talented attackers in the world at this time. In addition to Chelsea, talent Prosenik also entrap large clubs of Europe other.

Bayern Munich, Juventus and AC Milan took in issue strictly monitor the development of the attacker with the U-17 Austria this. Prosenik is the son of international players from Austria, Christian Prosenik.

Initially, Prosenik is the result of the 1860 Munich youth academy. However, he left Germany to return to their home country and chose to play for Rapid Vienna.

So far, Prosenik have to fight 12 match Austria U-17 put up with eight goals.

scedule EPL

2009-05-16T21:19:00.000+07:00

Playing on Saturday
Manchester United    v Arsenal          (1145)
Bolton Wanderers     v Hull City        (1400)
Everton              v West Ham United  (1400)
Middlesbrough        v Aston Villa      (1400)
Newcastle United     v Fulham           (1400)
Stoke City           v Wigan Athletic   (1400)
Tottenham Hotspur    v Manchester City  (1400)

Playing on Sunday
West Bromwich Albion v Liverpool        (1230)
Chelsea              v Blackburn Rovers (1500)

Playing on Monday
Portsmouth           v Sunderland       (1900)

Scedule EPL

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Middlesbrough - Man Utd.	- - -	5/2/09 12:45
Chelsea - Fulham	- - -	5/2/09 15:00
Tottenham - West Bromwich	- - -	5/2/09 15:00
Stoke - West Ham	- - -	5/2/09 15:00
Portsmouth - Arsenal	- - -	5/2/09 15:00
Wigan Athletic - Bolton	- - -	5/2/09 15:00
Manchester City - Blackburn	- - -	5/2/09 15:00
Liverpool - Newcastle	- - -	5/3/09 13:30
Sunderland - Everton	- - -	5/3/09 16:00
Aston Villa - Hull	- - -	5/4/09 20:00

Ryan Giggs finally voted player of the year at 35

2009-04-27T15:50:00.000+07:00

By ROB HARRIS, AP Sports Writer

LONDON (AP)—Manchester United stalwart Ryan Giggs has been voted player of the year by his fellow English league professionals for the first time at the age of the 35.

The top PFA accolade was the one prize that had eluded him since making his United debut in March 1991.

After receiving the award Sunday night, Giggs is now hoping to make his 800th appearance for the Premier League leaders in Wednesday’s Champions League semifinal first leg against Arsenal.

Despite his age, Giggs remains key to United’s quest for a quintuple this season. The team has already won the Club World Cup and League Cup, while still remaining on course to defend its English and European titles.

Giggs, who is contracted to the Red Devils until June 2010, has won 10 Premier League titles, two Champions League titles, four FA Cups and two League Cups—all with United.

“It’s right up there with personal accolades, it’s the best to have as it’s voted by your fellow players,” Giggs said at the London ceremony. “I’ve been fortunate to win a lot of trophies, I won the young player award twice, but this is the big one.”

Arsenal beat The Boro 2-0

2009-04-27T15:46:00.000+07:00

LONDON (AP)—Cesc Fabregas scored his first goals in more than six months to give Arsenal a 2-0 win over Middlesbrough on Sunday.

Fabregas scored in the 26th minute following a slick move near halfway and again in the 67th for his first league goal since he headed in a late equalizer against Sunderland on Oct. 4.

“We made some brilliant passing today and some brilliant combinations,” Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said. “Especially the first goal, I believe was absolutely outstanding.”

Arsenal extended its unbeaten run to 20 league games, not losing since a 3-0 defeat at Manchester City on Nov. 22. The Gunners are in fourth place with 65 points, and will try to narrow the six-point gap on third-place Chelsea in its remaining games to automatically qualify for the Champions League group stage next season.

Middlesbrough is in 18th place with 31 points, but could drop a place lower depending on the outcome of Monday’s match between Newcastle and Portsmouth. Newcastle needs only a draw to go ahead of Middlesbrough on goal difference.

Boro’s predicament worsened when Blackburn moved six points clear of the relegation zone with a 2-0 win over midtable Wigan.

Victory lifted Blackburn one place to 15th on 37 points, trailing Portsmouth only on goal difference.

result england premier league matchs

2009-04-26T14:58:00.003+07:00

Westham vs Chelsea 0-1
Man.United vs Totenham 5-2
Everton vs Man.City 1-2

Bolton vs Astonvilla 1-1

Hull vs Liverpool 1-3

WBA vs Sunderland 3-0

Arsenal vs Midlesbrough 2-0

Blacburn vs Wigan 2-0

Portsmouth vs Newcastle 0-0 ET

Manchester United beat Totenham 5-2

2009-04-26T15:10:00.002+07:00

LONDON (AP)—Manchester United maintained its title charge on Saturday by beating Tottenham 5-2 after a remarkable second-half comeback wiped out the visitors’ two-goal advantage.Darren Bent and Luka Modric put Spurs in control before halftime, but Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney each scored twice before Dimitar Berbatov grabbed a fifth to keep the defending champions three points clear at the top of the Premier League.“It was a brilliant comeback—the first half we played too slowly and Tottenham caused us problems on the right hand side,” Rooney said. “Now we’re obviously in a great position.”

Spurs were furious that Ronaldo was able to start the rally from the penalty spot in the 57th. Goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes was penalized for hauling down Michael Carrick, despite protests that he touched the ball first.“I think we were a bit fortunate,” United manager Alex Ferguson said.The 17-time English champions have a game in hand over Liverpool, which won 3-1 at 10-man Hull as Dirk Kuyt scored twice on his 100th appearance. Chelsea remains six points off the lead after its 1-0 win at West Ham.

Hull’s third straight loss left it three points above the relegation zone, having been in the top four in October.Bottom-placed West Bromwich Albion won for the first time in three months, dispatching Sunderland 3-0 to close the gap on next-from-bottom Newcastle to two points.

At Upton Park, Chelsea took until the 55th to score, with Salomon Kalou controlling Frank Lampard’s cross and firing it past West Ham goalkeeper Robert Green.Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech saved a second-half penalty from Mark Noble.

Fulham dislodged West Ham from the seventh European qualification spot by beating Stoke 1-0 thanks to Erik Nevland’s goal.

Manchester City is just three points behind the London club after winning 2-1 at FA Cup finalist Everton—just its second away win of the season.

TABLE RANK

2009-04-26T15:07:00.001+07:00

Team	W	D	L	Pts
Manchester United	24	5	4	77
Liverpool	21	11	2	74
Chelsea	21	8	5	71
Arsenal	17	11	5	62
Aston Villa	15	10	9	55
Everton	14	11	9	53
Fulham	12	11	11	47
West Ham United	12	9	13	45
Manchester City	13	5	16	44
Tottenham	12	8	14	44

scedule premier league

2009-04-25T12:33:00.001+07:00

April 24 (Reuters) - English Premier League fixtures (times
GMT).

Playing on Saturday
Bolton Wanderers v Aston Villa (1400)
Everton v Manchester City (1400)
Fulham v Stoke City (1400)
Hull City v Liverpool (1400)
West Bromwich Albion v Sunderland (1400)
West Ham United v Chelsea (1400)
Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur (1630)

Playing on Sunday
Arsenal v Middlesbrough (1230)
Blackburn Rovers v Wigan Athletic (1500)

Playing on Monday
Newcastle United v Portsmouth (1900)

Preview: Manchester United – Tottenham Hotspur

2009-04-25T12:31:00.000+07:00

Manchester United are limping towards the finishing line, but the squad are determined to beat Tottenham Hotspur to ensure they get their hands on the Premier League trophy as quickly as possible.

The 2-0 mid-week victory over Portsmouth placed the Reds three points ahead of Liverpool with a game in hand after the Scouser’s epic 4-4 draw with Arsenal.

In spells, the attacking verve and vibrancy of previous years made a welcome re-appearance in a match which should have ended with a far greater disparity between the teams.

A Michael Carrick 82nd minute strike calmed any nerves of a sting in the tail from the South Coast side. If he and fellow former Spurs star Dimitar Berbatov can combine with the same lethal effect as the FA Cup meeting between the clubs in January, it will be a great help.
Poor finishing was again to blame for the low goal return, with Welsh veteran Ryan Giggs spurning several presentable chances. Such wastefulness will not suffice against this weekend’s opponents, who’ll provide a far sterner test than relegation threatened Pompey.

At the forefront of the United players’ mind is the importance of chalking up another win. Of the team’s six remaining fixtures, this is one where manager Sir Alex Ferguson will definitely highlight the importance of claiming all three points.

Much trickier fixtures at home to local rivals Manchester City and Arsenal await. Stumble on Saturday and the Red Devils could face an unwanted energy-sapping race to the wire with Liverpool for the Premier League title.

Spur’d on for Europa Push

From two points from the first eight games, to just one point from a place in Europe, Tottenham Hotspur’s season has been a rollercoaster ride.

Last weekend’s 1-0 victory over Newcastle United cemented Spurs position in the leading pack in the race to claim entry to the inaugural Europa League competition next season.

Few would have predicted in the Autumn that the Londoners would travel to Manchester in such rude health.

The Lilywhites have been beaten only three times in the Premier League in 2009, with this new found solidarity providing the foundations for the club’s rise up the table.

Croatian magician Luka Modric has thrived under the tutelage of manager Harry Redknapp, while English fire-bolt Aaron Lennon has burned a path down the wing with his lightning speed.

A defence with as many holes in it as a block of Swiss cheese has now kept clean sheets in half of its last ten fixtures. Such resolve will be needed at Old Trafford if the Premier League champions are to be denied.

Unfortunately for the resurgent White Hart Lane outfit, trips to the North West have provided the rare dark spots in the Redknapp revival. The losses since the turn of the year have all come during trips to the region, with the latest coming at the hands of Blackburn Rovers three weeks ago.

If Spurs manage to tear up the form book on Saturday, their rollercoaster of a season could be just a few twists away from ending on a positive note.

FORM GUIDE

Manchester United:

15th April vs. Porto (A) won 1-0 (CHAMP LG)

11th April vs. Sunderland (A) won 2-1 (PREM)

7th April vs. Porto (H) drew 2-2 (CHAMP LG)

5th April vs. Aston Villa (H) won 3-2 (PREM)

21st March vs. Fulham (A) lost 2-0 (PREM)

Tottenham Hotspur:

19th April vs. Newcastle United (H) won 1-0 (PREM)

11th April vs. West Ham United (H) won 1-0 (PREM)

4th April vs. Blackburn Rovers (A) lost 2-1 (PREM)

21st March vs. Chelsea (H) won 1-0 (PREM)

15th March vs. Aston Villa (A) won 2-1 (PREM)

TEAM NEWS

Manchester United:

The return of Wes Brown to the match day squad is a massive boost for the champions. This has gained an extra significance with fellow right-backs Gary Neville (ankle) out for two weeks, and John O’Shea (ankle) carrying a knock.

Owen Hargreaves (knee) is continuing his rehabilitation program with a view to returning in time for pre-season training.

Last starting XI (vs. Portsmouth): Van der Sar, Neville (O'Shea 13), Vidic, Evans, Evra, Fletcher, Scholes, Anderson (Carrick 76), Giggs, Ronaldo, Rooney, O'Shea (Rafael Da Silva 52).
Subs Not Used: Kuszczak, Berbatov, Nani, Tevez.

Squad: Van der Sar, Foster, Kuszczak, Rafael, O'Shea, Brown, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evans, Evra, Ronaldo, Nani, Carrick, Scholes, Fletcher, Anderson, Giggs, Park, Berbatov, Rooney.

Possible starting XI: Van der Sar, Rafael, Evra, Ferdinand, Vidic, Ronaldo, Park, Fletcher, Carrick, Rooney, Berbatov.

Tottenham Hotspur:

Michael Dawson’s (ankle) worrying injury last weekend should rule him out for the rest of the season. Roman Pavlyuchenko (back) joins the centre-back on the sidelines.

Frazier Campbell is ineligible for the match as he is on loan from Manchester United. Club captain Ledley King returns from his latest spell on the treatment table.

Last starting XI (vs. Newcastle United): Gomes, Corluka, Dawson (Hutton 33), Woodgate, Assou-Ekotto, Lennon, Palacios, Huddlestone, Modric, Keane, Bent (Defoe 75).
Subs Not Used: Cudicini, Bale, Zokora, Bentley, Campbell.

Squad: Gomes, Corluka, King, Woodgate, Assou-Ekotto, Huddlestone, Lennon, Jenas, Bent, Modric, Keane, Palacios, Cudicini, Bale, Zokora, Bentley, Chimbonda, O'Hara, Hutton, Defoe.

Possible starting XI: Gomes, Corluka, King, Woodgate, Assou-Ekotto, Huddlestone, Jenas, Palacios, Lennon, Modric, Keane.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Manchester United: When the Red Devils’ form hit the buffers, so did Patrice Evra’s. Aaron Lennon murdered him in the Carling Cup final, with the England winger sprinting past him with impunity. Evra must banish this performance to the past if Spurs aren’t to spring an upset from their right flank.

Tottenham Hotspur: It’s hard to find a better defender than Ledley King. His imperious performances on the rare occasions he is fit are a sight to behold for footballing purists. King has kept United at bay before, and will need to do so again if Spurs are to continue their push for Europe.

PREDICTION

Harry Redknapp brings his Tottenham Hotspur team up north with a real chance of adding to his excellent personal record against Sir Alex Ferguson.

A semblance of normality has resumed at Old Trafford in recent weeks though, and they will have just enough to claim the three points in what should be an engaging contest.

Manchester United 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur.

Matt Monaghan, Goal.com

Result Premier League

2009-04-20T12:20:00.002+07:00

Previous MatchDay 33 Next »
Team Result Date Time
Aston Villa - West Ham 1 - 1 18/04/2009 15:00
Portsmouth - Bolton 1 - 0 18/04/2009 15:00
Stoke - Blackburn 1 - 0 18/04/2009 15:00
Sunderland - Hull 1 - 0 18/04/2009 15:00
Middlesbrough - Fulham 0 - 0 18/04/2009 15:00
Tottenham - Newcastle 1 - 0 19/04/2009 12:30
Man City - West Bromwich 4 - 2 19/04/2009 15:00
Liverpool - Arsenal - 21/04/2009 20:00
Chelsea - Everton - 22/04/2009 20:00
Wigan Athletic - Man Utd. Postponed 13/05/2009 20:00

Team Matches At Home Away Goal
Pts Plyd Won Draw Losses Won Draw Losses Won Draw Losses GS GA
Man Utd. 71 31 22 5 4 13 1 1 9 4 3 54 21
Liverpool 70 32 20 10 2 10 6 0 10 4 2 59 21
Chelsea 67 32 20 7 5 9 5 2 11 2 3 55 20
Arsenal 61 32 17 10 5 9 5 2 8 5 3 54 28
Aston Villa 54 33 15 9 9 5 9 3 10 0 6 49 43
Everton 52 32 14 10 8 7 5 4 7 5 4 47 34
West Ham 45 33 12 9 12 8 2 6 4 7 6 38 37
Fulham 44 33 11 11 11 9 3 4 2 8 7 33 28
Tottenham 44 33 12 8 13 8 5 4 4 3 9 39 36
Man City 41 33 12 5 16 11 0 6 1 5 10 51 44
Wigan Athletic 41 32 11 8 13 7 4 5 4 4 8 31 36
Stoke 39 33 10 9 14 9 5 3 1 4 11 33 48
Bolton 37 33 11 4 18 7 2 7 4 2 11 39 50
Portsmouth 37 32 9 10 13 7 3 7 2 7 6 35 48
Sunderland 35 33 9 8 16 6 3 8 3 5 8 31 43
Hull 34 33 8 10 15 3 5 8 5 5 7 36 56
Blackburn 34 33 8 10 15 4 6 6 4 4 9 35 55
Middlesbrough 31 33 7 10 16 5 8 4 2 2 12 25 47
Newcastle 30 33 6 12 15 4 6 6 2 6 9 37 53
West Bromwich 25 33 6 7 20 5 3 8 1 4 12 30 63

Result Premier League

2009-04-20T12:20:00.001+07:00

Scedule England Premiersip

2009-04-18T15:43:00.000+07:00

Saturday, 18 April 2009
TIME HOME AWAY VENUE
21:00 WIB Aston Villa v West Ham Utd Villa Park
21:00 WIB Middlesbrough v Fulham The Riverside Stadium
21:00 WIB Portsmouth v Bolton Wanderers Fratton Park
21:00 WIB Stoke City v Blackburn Rovers Britannia Stadium
21:00 WIB Sunderland v Hull City Stadium of Light

Sunday, 19 April 2009
TIME HOME AWAY VENUE
19:30 WIB Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle Utd White Hart Lane
21:00 WIB Manchester City v West Bromwich A City of Manchester Stad

Wednesdey, 22 April 2009
TIME HOME AWAY VENUE
02:00 WIB Liverpool v Arsenal Anfield

Thursday, 23 April 2009
TIME HOME AWAY VENUE
02:00 WIB Manchester Utd v Portsmouth Old Trafford
02:00 WIB Chelsea v Everton Stamford Bridge

FA CUP : CHELSEA VS ARSENAL

2009-04-18T15:29:00.000+07:00

Chelsea vs Arsenal

Exciting fight in Wembley tonight will bring together two great English club to seize ticket to final Cup trophies FA.Althought not famous as Chanpion League and UEFA cup seize the tropi that the oldest competition in the UK is a pride for clubs in the UK.

In this competition all English clubs from each division fight until premiersip divisions and the under division.For Frank Lampard is a degree that it is important because if Chelsea successfully win tihis tropi he can pass his father achieved a degree.

Attwo fortification there have a great coach.In Chelsea coach Gus Hiddink there are trainers who have hands cold make chelsea to semifinal after the Champions League with Liverpool proves aggregate 7-5. In other there is Arsenal coach Arsène Wenger a genius that succed bring Arsenal back to the BIGFOUR position.

We see later who will win this title.

2009-04-13T13:56:00.000+07:00

TIME HOME AWAY VENUE
18:45 WIB Liverpool 4 - 0 Blackburn R Anfield
21:00 WIB Middlesbrough 3 - 1 Hull City The Riverside Stadium
21:00 WIB Portsmouth 2 - 2 West Bromwich A Fratton Park
21:00 WIB Sunderland 1 - 2 Manchester Utd Stadium of Light
21:00 WIB Tottenham Hotspur 1 - 0 West Ham Utd White Hart Lane
21:00 WIB Wigan Athletic 1 - 4 Arsenal The JJB Stadium
21:00 WIB Chelsea 4 - 3 Bolton Wanderers Stamford Bridge
23:30 WIB Stoke City 1 - 1 Newcastle Britannia Stadium
20:00 WIB Aston Villa 3 - 3 Everton Villa Park
22:10 WIB Manchester City 1 - 3 Fulham City of Manchester Stad

Fergie Tired Of United's Soft Side

2009-04-13T13:40:00.000+07:00

Sir Alex Ferguson has dismissed talk of tiredness affecting Manchester United and instead told his team to stop conceding stupid goals.

After a two-match losing streak, Ferguson must have felt United were back on the march again with their last-minute winner against Aston Villa last weekend.

Yet only 48 hours later they found their Champions League defence hanging by a thread following Porto's late equaliser at Old Trafford.

Most pundits felt the Red Devils looked jaded, a situation unlikely to change ahead of next Wednesday's second leg given the number of injuries Ferguson's side are carrying.

However, the United boss does not believe the evidence backs up such a theory. All he feels the Old Trafford outfit need is a more solid defence.

"Some people said we looked tired on Tuesday," reflected Ferguson.

"We looked tired in the first half and were short of sharpness and rhythm in our game.

"But we did well in the second. There is nothing wrong there. We just have to stop these silly goals."

Conceding soft goals is a virus that dates back to the home defeat by Liverpool a month ago.

In the four games from that point, Edwin van der Sar has been beaten 10 times - the same number of goals United had conceded in the previous 22 matches.

Particularly galling was Porto's late equaliser on Tuesday after Wayne Rooney had dragged his team-mates back into a game they trailed from the opening minutes.

"There is a watershed for everything," said Ferguson.

"Hopefully we reached it on Tuesday night because that late goal was a real kick in the teeth."

At least, after playing two games in three days, United have had more time to prepare for Saturday's trip to Sunderland.

They also have a four-day preparation for the return leg against Porto and equal time to get themselves sorted for Sunday's FA Cup semi-final with Everton at Wembley.

"The spacing of our games has been terrible," said Ferguson.

"I have to hold my hands up because we did not give the players the best preparation for Tuesday.

"But we were stuck between the devil and the deep blue sea.

"We had the option of playing on Saturday lunchtime, which was not the best in terms of preparation for Villa. But playing on Sunday was not the best for Tuesday. We have been caught in that way."

The one consolation Ferguson can draw from a difficult period is his side managed to avoid defeat.

By common agreement, Villa and Porto dominated the first half of both games. Yet United emerged with a win that kept their noses in front of Liverpool in the Premier League and a draw that gives them some chance of progressing to the Champions League semi-finals for the third successive year.

"If you don't have character, you get yourself into situations where you might find yourself wanting," said Ferguson.

"Fortunately there is a good competitive nature at this club.

"The fact we have been winning for the last few seasons gives them an in-born character to try and get out of the situation they found themselves in last Sunday.

"They are comfortable in these areas. It is not an accident they keep getting out of them. It has happened too many times."

Ferguson could do with a few of his squad back pretty quickly.

A groin injury threatens to keep Jonny Evans out tomorrow, so John O'Shea will start in central defence and Gary Neville at right-back, reversing the positions that proved so disastrous against Villa.

There is a glimmer of light, though, as Rio Ferdinand, Rafael da Silva and Wes Brown could all return at some stage in the next fortnight, even if Ferdinand is the only one who could be fit for next week's trip to Portugal.

Last weekend's hero, Federico Macheda, will probably remain on the bench at the Stadium of Light.

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Transfers - Gossip Shop: Chelsea eye Pav

2009-04-13T13:35:00.000+07:00

With David Villa's apparent lack of interest in a summer move to Chelsea, the Blues could instead turn their attentions to Tottenham striker Roman Pavlyuchenko.
At least that is what Chelsea boss Guus Hiddink would do, job situation permitting, of course.

Hiddink knows the Russian well from coaching him at international level - where Pavlyuchenko actually plays regularly - and simply cannot believe a man of his talents has not been given a decent run in the team by Spurs boss Harry Redknapp.

"It's a pity he's left in reserve," Hiddink said in The Sun. "I'd never do that. A talented player like Roman must play, play and play again. He would prove useful to Chelsea."

But before Nicolas Anelka loses too much sleep over the prospect of demotion in the Stamford Bridge pecking order, let us not forget that as things stand, the official line remains that Hiddink is only with Chelsea until the summer.

So the Dutchman can say what he likes now, but once the transfer window opens, he will hold no sway whatsoever on Chelsea's transfer policy and his words will count for nothing.

That's not to say that Pavlyuchenko will not leave for somewhere else anyway, as it becomes increasingly apparent that Redknapp is looking to trim his squad by offloading several fringe players.

Along with Pavlyuchenko, Tom Huddlestone and Gareth Bale seem to be prime candidates to try their luck elsewhere.

Neither has started a game since Spurs were knocked out of the UEFA Cup by Shakhtar Donetsk six weeks ago and as everybody knows, if a footballer wants just one thing, it is to play football.

Unless, of course, his name is Adriano, in which case he just wants to laze about on a beach during the day and party all night long. But that's another story.

Fulham are interested in both Huddlestone and Bale, and Redknapp could be tempted to part with the pair of them, despite having compared the former to the once great Glenn Hoddle.

"I understand his frustration," Redknapp said. "Tom has fantastic playing ability like Glenn Hoddle and the ability to be a top player.

"But he needs to take the game by the scruff of the neck more, to boss a game. He has to keep getting the ball and sometimes he does not demand the ball enough. I have told him that."

And Fraizer Campbell will leave White Hart Lane with his parent club Manchester United indicating they want to secure his long-term future at Old Trafford.

Campbell has impressed since arriving in north London on loan as part of the deal that took Dimitar Berbatov to United, prompting interest from Hull City and Wigan.

But Alex Ferguson is a big fan of the England U21 striker - whose current contract with the champions expires at the end of next season - and wants to tie him down with a new improved deal.

And finally, having finally proved that young Brazilians can prosper at United, Ferguson is keen on bringing another youngster, Douglas Costa, to Old Trafford.

While the signing of Kleberson was a misjudgement and the jury remains out on Anderson's worth, the signing of Rafael Da Silva (and possibly his brother Fabio and Rodrigo Possebon too) has vindicated Fergie's dabblings in Brazil.

Midfielder Costa, 18, has unfortunately already been dubbed 'the new Ronaldinho' but while that has undoubtedly added a few noughts on his price tag, United's South American scout Jaap Stam has been suitably impressed.

Villarreal recently had an £8m bid turned down by Costa's club Gremio, allowing United, Liverpool, Internazionale, Real Madrid and any other club that should care to enter a bidding war fight it out for the youngster's services.
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