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EPL Goes Off Air In Africa

The British company that supplies broadcasts of the English Premier League to Africa went bust on Friday, depriving African fans of EPL action at the weekend.   “Increased instability in global markets interrupted our ability to secure funding on an acceptable timescale and have left us no choice but to cease operations,” Gateway Broadcast Services […]

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The Method In Benitez’s Madness

The stories that Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has somehow “lost the plot” over the past few weeks are a misinterpretation of the Spaniard’s methods, writes Oliver Kay. He says that the manager is a thinker, and that his attack on his Manchester United counterpart Alex Ferguson last month, his decision to substitute Steven Gerrard during […]

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Chelsea Appeals Lampard Red

The English FA has received an appeal from Chelsea against midfielder Frank Lampard‘s sending off in Sunday’s 2-0 loss at Liverpool. The player was given a straight red card by referee Mike Riley for a challenge on Xabi Alonso and faces a three-match ban.   Television replays showed that Lampard clearly played the ball, and […]

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Soccer on TV

The U-20 South American Championship continues throughout the week. Catch English, Spanish and Italian Cups in midweek. Various European leagues are in action on the weekend. Look for Mexican League games and other updates in Friday’s Soccer on TV.

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Mexico gets good news

[USA-MEXICO COUNTDOWN] Mexico received good news when captain Rafael Marquez returned to action ahead of schedule with Spanish leader Barcelona — and got sent off, meaning he’ll miss next weekend’s La Liga action and be rested for the World Cup 2010 qualifier against the United States on Feb. 11. Marquez was one of seven European-based players called up by Coach Sven-Goran Eriksson for the Hexagonal opener.

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International Weekend Scores

Lyon and Bordeaux remain separated by only one point at the top of France’s Ligue 1 standings after they both had to settle for ties at home. Rangers moved to within two points of Glasgow rival Celtic in Scotland, while Trabzon tied Sivas for the lead in the Turkey. For all the weekend results and updated standings …

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Liverpool stays in contention

[ENGLAND] It looks like Liverpool, not Chelsea, will be Manchester United’s principal challenger in its title defense. Liverpool beat an uninspired Chelsea team, 2-0, on a pair of late goals by Spaniard Fernando Torres and kept itself within striking distance of leader United. The Red Devils, 1-0 winners over Everton, lead Liverpool by two points and Chelsea by five and have a game in hand on both teams.

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