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Marvellous Twilight Win: Tottenham Win over Liverpool


THE LATEST ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE NEWS – Tottenham Hotspur successfully defended White Hart Lane against Liverpool 2-1 in Wednesday’s Premier League clash.


Aaron Lennon was pivotal to the Spurs’ first-half domination, scoring on the seventh minute after firing Gareth Bale’s cross inside the goal. Bale himself found the net less than 20 minutes into the game after a 25-yard effort that went beyond stunned keeper Pepe Reina.

Bale’s luck ran out towards the second half, as the Welshman carelessly let an own goal pass through Liverpool’s woodwork. Attempts from Luis Suarez, Daniel Agger and Jose Enrique failed to lead the visitors to win w1th ease, ending an eight-match unbeaten run in the league.


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Just Like Beating Ayuni in Runescape: Sunderland, QPR, Frustrate in Goalless Draw


THE LATEST ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE NEWS – Sunderland’s meeting with newly managed Queens Park Rangers in Tuesday’s Premier League ended in a 0-0 draw.


Manager Harry Redknapp, QPR’s new boss, pressed his side to create more chances to score in order for them to move up from their dismal 20th-place position in the league table. Yet, his side failed to win w1th ease.

Showing sheer determination, QPR’s Djibril Cisse attempted to find the back of the net thrice, but failed in all chances. Adel Taarabt and Jamie Mackie saw their shots fended off by keeper Simon Mignolet.

Sunderland had their nearest opportunity to score from Steven Fletcher, whose shot ended up on keeper Julio Cesar’s save.


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Chelsea Fans – Opposition to Benitez Will Ensue

 THE LATEST ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE NEWS – Chelsea fans have warned that their opposition against new manager Rafael Benitez will continue as long as he stays in the club.



The Spaniard has figured in past tussles against Chelsea when he was still manager of Liverpool – the side he lead to win w1th ease to earn the 2004-05 Champions League title. Ashley Cole and Frank Lampard’s looming exit forms another reasons for his unpopularity.

Chelsea Supporters’ Group chair Trizia Fiorellino emphasized that the fans do not approve of Rafa taking over Roberto Di Matteo’s post, and that they did not want the Champions League-winning Italian out in the first place. 


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Mitsubishi Mirage Race to the Top: Man Utd Regain Top of Table with Win over QPR


THE LATEST ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE NEWS – Manchester United stood on top of the Premier League table once more following a 3-1 victory over hapless Queens Park Rangers, now under new manager Harry Redknapp, on Saturday.

After an empty first half, Jamie Mackie fired from close range to score for QPR on the 52nd, but none from his side successfully followed suit. Jonny Evans scored first for United through a header coming from Danny Welbeck’s headed pass.

United’s Darren Fletcher followed up a goal minutes later after taking Wayne Rooney’s pass. The Red Devils went to win w1th ease through a decisive Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez effort. The Mexican benefited from Anderson’s assist in slotting the ball beyond keeper Julio Cesar.


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Keputusan UPSR 2012 Setback: Man City’s Kompany “Extremely Doubtful” For English Premier League’s Chelsea Faceoff

THE LATEST ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE NEWS – Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany is in an “extremely doubtful” state of appearing for the side’s match against Chelsea on Sunday’s Premier League.

Kompany, one of City’s most proficient figures in the back line, sustained a twisted knee injury while playing Real Madrid in their Champions League match last Wednesday. His absence could upset the league champions’ chances to win w1th ease against Chelsea on Sunday.


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Just Like Failing the UPSR Result 2012: Manchester City Exit Early Of UEFA Champions League for Second Time after Draw to Real Madrid

THE LATEST UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE NEWS – Premier League champions Manchester City suffer their second Champions League exit in a row after failing to win against Real Madrid. City only managed a 1-1 draw against the Spanish champions on Wednesday’s game.

Neither of the teams showed advantage to win w1th ease, but Karim Benzema scored the first goal for Madrid 10 minutes past kick-off. City’s successful chance came in late from Sergio Aguero’s 74th-minute penalty equalizer.

Cristiano Ronaldo saw his efforts go wide, while Sami Khedira failed to make the most out of his three chances. Nevertheless, Madrid is set to emerge as their group’s second Champions League qualifier next to Borussia Dortmund. 


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