With the time now closing in for the Arsenal match with Manchester United on Tuesday both the teams are gearing themselves up for the big game. Arsenal meanwhile will be desperately looking for goals and at the same time develop a fool proof guard against the counter attacks of Manchester United if they have to knock them out on Tuesday of Champions league. (Read on …)

Speculation on transfer has taken a back seat with all eyes tuned to the semi final of the first leg between Chelsea and Barcelona. The only ones who are fighting to avoid Championship drop are looking around with fearful and ashen faces towards the transfer scene. (Read on …)

Though the expectations for the betterment can never end but Alex Ferguson the manager of Manchester United is a relaxed man. The win of United over Portsmouth with a score of 2-0 on Wednesday did not have the dazzle and the polish for which the fans of United had come and though they were not electrified with the performance but went satisfied. It appeared from the mental set-up of the team that they are really grinding themselves for the Premier League title instead of galloping as was the case before. (Read on …)

Satisfied with his performance this season, Frank Lampard, the midfielder from Chelsea is of the opinion that he is going through the best phase of his life however he may be a bit mystified from the exclusion of his name from the nominated list of 5 players from Manchester United and Steven Gerrard from Liverpool for the “PFA player of the Year” award in spite of his belief being in the best of his form. (Read on …)

Fifth defeat of Manchester United in the last six games has put Mark Hughes on the back seat and it appears his decision to relegate British record signing 32.5m pound Robinho to the substitute bench. With a record of consecutive seven victories earlier at Eastlands it was surprising to see the way the record was surrendered by City in such a pathetic manner against Fulham. (Read on …)

Alan Shearer has made his beginning of the marathon task by increasing the number of helpers and his full week went into speaking to Sir Bobby Robson, Kenny Dalglish and Kevin Keegan reflecting the difficulties involved in the massive task that lies ahead.
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Guus Hiddink is yet to take the command at Chelsea but has already expressed his hopes for his new club. As per his calculations they can still have a shot at the Premier League title. Well mathematically obviously yes. But the only thing that first goes wrong with the highly competitive EPL is the mathematics. (Read on …)

Putting all speculation to rest, 62 year old Russian boss is all set to take over the command at Chelsea, albeit temporarily. Guss Hiddink had been the frontrunner, rather the only name that was expected to fill in the boots of Luiz Felipe Scolari. So the announcement of his name by the club didn’t come as a surprise or anything. (Read on …)

The way Luiz Felipe Scolari was sacked hastily was bound to raise many eyebrows and that’s exactly what it has managed to. In support of his sacking the logic goes that Chelsea are uncomfortably placed seven points off the Premier League point leaders Manchester United. But the owners seem to have forgotten that they are also in the last 16 of both Champions League and the FA cup. (Read on …)

The manager who won Brazil its record 5th World Cup and took Portugal to the finals of the Euro Cup was sacked by Chelsea for he could not do any wonders with their team. Luis Felipe Scolari, the man who had taken charge of the West London club only seven months back was shown the door by the Russian tycoon Roman Abramovich owned club. The announcement that came via a statement by the club on their website dismissed him with immediate effect. (Read on …)