Chelsea v Manchester City
a tough task to retain their placed as they travel to Stamford Bridge to face third place Chelsea this weekend with rival’s United hosting bottom of the table QPR.
21st November 2012
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a tough task to retain their placed as they travel to Stamford Bridge to face third place Chelsea this weekend with rival’s United hosting bottom of the table QPR.
57 players will be taking to the Earth Course to battle it out in this European Tour season finale and by the looks of it, this has all the makings of a classic.
Much has been said about South Africa’s non-appearance for the first test at the Gabba. Criticism has been lumped from all angles on the bowlers for their lack of impetus, resulting in a pressure situation on the fifth day when only one side, Australia, had the chance to win it.
City’s minor mathematical possibilities of qualifying for the next round of the Champions League seem to be a somewhat cruel extension of what has been a campaign beset by both tactical instability and player naivety.
In a group that has been fiercely contested between Juventus, Chelsea and Shakthar Donetsk, this is set up as a defining encounter in the group and one that will go a long way in determining the fortunes of the defending European Champions, Chelsea.
The once world-beating English will be looking to reclaim former glory, as they travel to the subcontinent to face an Indian side also looking to rebuild. It will England’s toughest challenge of the calendar, eclipsing both the South African and the Australian ventures onto English soil.
Just four teams remain in the 2012 Telkom Knockout Cup and rather interestingly, the first tie has yielded an all Pretoria affair with the second being an all Free State battle
The English Premier league saga continues this weekend and the lunch-time kick off is an all London affair at the Emirates between Arsenal and their neighbours Tottenham Hotspur.
After losing their lead at the top of their Champions League group, Chelsea have managed just one point from their last two Premier League games.
Unbeaten for a record 34 league matches at the Etihad, the champions Manchester City host fifth placed Tottenham this Staurday.
The Premier League continues to be a gripping blend of the sublime, the grubby and the surreal.
Longstanding owner Sabine Plattner celebrated victory in the World Pool Gr3 Gold Cup at Hollywoodbets Greyville on Sunday
The Barend Botes-trained Lance filly Quid Pro Quo overcame enormous odds to make it five in a row and galloped her way into the history books
Richard Fourie crowned a superb season with an armchair ride to register a 141st Grade 1 winner for Mike de Kock
Cape Racing’s ongoing tussle with Mother Nature in what has been a wet July to beat all July’s, produced a fairytale at a sunny, but very chilly, Hollywoodbets Durbanville on Thursday
