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Other intriguing matchups include Arsenal taking on Monaco, as Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger gets a chance to play his former team. "I'm not against it at all," Wenger told the Daily Mail. "It would be a visit to my first home. Of course I would love to go there. Also look out for Chelsea, who was paired with Ligue 1 champs Saint-Germain in a game that pins David Luiz against his former club. Read More »
Liverpool are starting to improve, and it seems that everyone, including Jordan Henderson, wants Steven Gerrard to stay at the club. However, up next is an important Premier League test, where they will face Sunderland, who can sometimes be a banana skin opponent for the top EPL teams. Luckily we're bring you a stream to watch the Reds in action, and will Henderson and Gerrard link up well and make the difference? Henderson is a key man, playing against his former side, but it's Gerrard, yet again, that the fans should keep their eyes on. Read More »
Arsenal will need a measure of "control" if they're to win the Premier League, or even their next away game against Stoke. Those words have come from the mouth of manager Arsene Wenger, who also praised star man Alexis Sanchez recently. Stoke are not an easy away game, and the Gunners know they'll have to be at their best to win this game, meaning it's a must-see clash. We're bringing you a live stream, so sit back and enjoy. Read More »
Mario Balotelli has been a troubled star for Liverpool, and despite claiming he meant nothing by it, the FA have charged the Premier League star with racism. He reposted a picture of Super Mario with some offensive words alongside it, and although he denied any wrongdoing, the FA have deemed otherwise. The Reds' patience is wearing thin, and this charge could see him pushed out of the exit-door. Read More »
The Premier League season has been excellent to say the least, but it's about get a whole lot more interesting when the January transfer window opens. Stars like Juan Mata, Jackson Martinez, Roberto Soldado, Marco Reus and Giampaolo Pazzini could all be set for moves involving EPL clubs. Which player will end up where, and will the English clubs wait until the summer window, due to the winter inflation that always comes with teams wanting to keep their star players for a few months longer? Read More »
Liverpool FC is on its way back. The club announced that it's about to start Anfield renovations, increasing the capacity from 45,500 to 59,00. Perhaps even bigger news is that it'll increase their yearly transfer and wage budget, meaning they can go for big-name transfers. First up, to celebrate their big change, is Edinson Cavani, who could come in from PSG, to replace Mario Balotelli. The Italian forward was a cheaper option, and one the Reds were hoping would fire them to glory, but it hasn't panned out, and rumors are suggesting Liverpool is set to reward their incoming near 15K extra fans. Will Liverpool dominate the Premier League? Read More »
There's a reason most sports offer a 'Player of the Year' award, or an MVP, and Alexis Sanchez is proving himself to be a worthy candidate for Arsene Wenger and his Arsenal team. Despite a slow start to the season, they're hopeful that he can lead them to Premier League and UEFA Champions League glory. The former Barcelona man has had a stunning season, so much so, that Wenger has praised his impact in the media. Read More »
The ongoing contract saga between Steven Gerrard, Liverpool FC and Brendan Rodgers will be put to bed for one night, as the Reds visit Premier League new boys Leicester City in a game both teams must win for very different reasons. We're bringing you a preview, and a free online live stream right here! One can wonder, is Gerrard good enough to keeph the Reds jersey on? In this game he will be going all out to prove his worth, and if he struggles, then perhaps it's time for him to hang up his boots, or to move on at least. Enjoy this live EPL action. Read More »
Mario Balotelli was a huge star for Manchester City, but they believed his troubling ways far outweighed the goals, and the good displays, he brought to the team. A few years later and Liverpool decided it'd be worth a gamble to bring him back to the Premier League. So far he's been no threat in front of goal, shown signs of laziness, disobeyed club rules, and now, he's being investigated for a "racist" Instagram post, which he has since apologized for. Will the Reds call it a day and let the Italian forward leave in January, and will this mean an EPL exit? Of course his apology might be accepted, but there always seems to be a "next time" when Balotelli is involved, with the striker never truly learning from his many mistakes. Read More »
Liverpool have had a horrible season to date, with little success in either the Premier League or the UEFA Champions League, but they're hoping to make amends in Bulgaria when they face minnows Ludogorets. The Reds need the 3 points and they could do with a morale-boosting win according to their manager Brendan Rodgers. They've played some of their difficult games, and this is one they would have predicted to win, so they'll be hoping to follow through with their plans. Mario Balotelli could be the star man, and after his lack of effort, the Reds could do with a big game from him. Catch our free online live stream. Read More »
The Neymar and Paris Hilton dating rumors are all but over, as it's been near enough confirmed that he's dating Serbian sweetheart Soraja Vucelic. He ditched Hilton, an American model, for a European model. The star forward plays for Barcelona and Brazil, but while enjoying some off-time last summer, he was pictured partying in Ibiza with Hilton, and many fans held hope that the two would form some kind of relationship, but sadly Soraja has changed that in the blink of an eye. This really might be a year to remember for Neymar, as many of his critics are changing their tune, admitting that he's an elite-level player, and one of the best in the world. Read More »
When Liverpool sold Luis Suarez and Brendan Rodgers replaced him with Adam Lallana and Mario Balotelli, many knew they'd suffer, but nobody predicted their terrible start to the season would be this bad. But the coach has admitted it's his fault, and that so far their Premier League campaign has been an abject "failure." Can Liverpool recover from this poor spell, and is Rodgers at risk of losing his job? Rodgers insisted: "We are very disappointed with the performance and the result, and as the manager it is something I need to take full responsibility for. We need to find a solution quickly because this is very disappointing, and we have no one but ourselves to blame. We had to make changes in the summer and are near enough entering a transition phase. But whatever phase, we have to be better than that." Has he been through a worse time at the club, you ask? He continued, according to the BBC: "This is the worst run my team has been on and the only way out is working together. We have to improve and very, very quickly because the games come thick and fast." Read More »
David Moyes just can't catch a break, can he? The new Real Sociedad manager made his coaching debut for the La Liga side and all eyes were on him, but as he usually does, Lionel Messi stole the show shortly before, according to the BBC. His hat trick in a 5-1 win for Barcelona ensured that he became the all-time top scorer for La Liga with 253 goals. With this record in place, Spain and the world soon forgot about the ex-Manchester United manager as all took joy in watching Messi make history, adding to the view that he's the best player to ever play the game. Messi was one short of the record, but a free-kick put him on level terms, and his two second-half goals ensured the 27-year-old will forever be a La Liga legend, according to the BBC. His coach, Luis Enrique, told the BBC: "He's a unique player — there'll never be anyone like him and we're lucky to enjoy his presence here. I think he will leave the record unreachable for anyone else. Zarra beat it in an age when there were more forwards than defenders." Read More »
