Soccer: English Premier League
The English Premiership is nearing the home stretch and this is a vital period for all the teams.
29th February 2012
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The English Premiership is nearing the home stretch and this is a vital period for all the teams.
This weekend the Spanish La Liga serves up a mouth watering clash between two heavy weights. Both teams are going through a tricky patch and will be looking to get their seasons back on track.
The English Premier League is tossing up mouth watering encounters on a more frequent note as the title race looks to be going down to the wire.
German Bundesliga champions Borussia Dortmund moved top of the table last week. The defending champions will now look to carry on their superb form.
Juventus are tipped to extend their league at the top of the table with a victory over Udinese.
The mighty Barcelona proved once again why they are the champions of Spain. Barcelona outclassed Real Madrid to move top of the La Liga standings however Mourinho’s men have a game in hand and will face another team who suffered a disappointing defeat over the weekend.
The English Premiership is in full swing and the table is starting to take shape as the big guns all find themselves vying for the title. This weekend tosses up a mouth watering encounter between two teams that are in a rich vein of form and one can expect fireworks in this tie.
The English Premiership is really spoiling football fans as it brings us another top of the table clash. Most fans are still recovering from last weekend’s mouth watering clashes and this encounter is expected to be a real cracker.
Bafana Bafana are on the verge of securing a berth in the continental finals in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea early next year, but this could prove to be their toughest match of the qualifying tournament.
With the English league in full flight, the early season fixture list has thrown up a mouth watering contest between two powerhouses of English football. This encounter is not for the feint hearted as controversy is always beckoning when these two go head-to-head.
Arsenal is going through a turmoil period both on and off the pitch, while Liverpool was amongst the busiest clubs in the transfer market
Former SA Champion jockey Andrew Fortune’s six month quest to be relicenced to ride again reaches something of a watershed
