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Leci: Love Thy Neighbour
Leci: Love Thy Neighbour
It's interesting to note that two of the nominees came from the same fixture.In November 2010, Tottenham went to the Emirates Stadium and came away with all 3 points on Arsenal soil for the first time in 17 years.In April, the two sides met at White Hart Lane, and served up a frenzied feast of frantic feisty football, the game ending in a 3-3 draw.There were plenty of candidates for the ‘Game of the Season' in the 2010-11 edition of the Barclays Premier League.They were two remarkable matches, made all the more extraordinary by the fact that Arsenal were 2 goals to the good in both of them, and were ultimately pegged back.More often than not in the Premier League era, Tottenham have resembled lambs to the slaughter in meetings with their North London neighbours. Last season appeared to witness a change in the tectonic foundations of one of the bitterest and most long standing rivalries in English football.It all started in 1913, and got particularly fractious in 1919, when Tottenham were convinced that Arsenal had taken their place in the old First Division by nefarious means - it's a long story.The fact that Arsenal started life as a football club in South London and then moved to become Tottenham's closest neighbours exacerbated the situation (too close for comfort, clearly).In the early days, such was the extent of the acrimony, that matches often descended into the kind of near-violence that would have produced a rash of red cards today.In the Premier League era though, it's fair to say that Arsenal have had Spurs' number - even introducing a ‘St Totteringham's Day' - the point in the season at which Tottenham, mathematically, couldn't possibly finish above Arsenal in the league. This was indicative of the confidence level in the Arsenal camp, that they would better, and continue to exceed, their rivals' achievements.As I mentioned earlier though, the situation has changed of late, and perhaps for the first time in many a season, Tottenham will go into Sunday's North London derby as marginal favourites.Statistically, you could say that Arsene Wenger's side squandered 5 points over the two encounters from eminently winnable positions, and while defeat at The Emirates must have been galling for the Gunners (especially bearing in mind the fact that they were comfortably in front at the break and cruising) the 2 points dropped at The Lane proved to be even more significant. They effectively put paid to any hopes Arsenal had of challenging for the title.Suggs, Ravens would love nothing better than to shut up Rex Ryan
Brady seeking revenge ... nine years later
Brady seeking revenge ... nine years later
Tom Brady's memory is in fine shape. [Brady] hates losing so much that he remembers what it felt like the last time he played a football game in the Bay Area -- and that was almost nine years ago. "The last time we played in Oakland it wasn't a pleasant flight home," Brady said. "Hopefully, we can redeem ourselves this time around." The Raiders, still stinging from a loss in the "Tuck Rule" game in the playoffs the previous season, beat the Patriots 27-20 in November 2002 at the Coliseum en route to an eventual AFC title. Through a quirk of scheduling, and the fact Brady was out for the season after knee surgery when thePatriots visited the 49ers and Raiders in 2008, he hasn't played anywhere near his hometown of San Mateo sinceChelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas rejects Frank Lampard talk
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I was ready to play for Manchester City - Carlos Tevez
Tevez sulks on bad night for Manchester clubs
The Argentine striker angered coach Roberto Mancini after refusing to come off the bench in a 2-0 defeat at Bayern Munich that leaves big-spending City struggling in Group A in their first venture in the Champions League.
Last season’s runners-up Manchester United are also still looking for their first win in Group C after squandering a two-goal lead at home to Swiss club FC Basel, eventually drawing 3-3 after a late face-saving equaliser by Ashley Young.
After two draws they are in third place, two points behind Basel and Portuguese side Benfica who beat Romanians Otelul Galati 1-0 in Bucharest.
In Group B Inter Milan hit back after their opening defeat by Trabzonspor to win 3-2 at CSKA Moscow while Real Madrid made it two wins from two matches in Group D with Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaka and Karim Benzema scoring in a 3-0 win over Ajax Amsterdam.
Manchester City may be the world’s richest club, thanks to the hundreds of millions invested in three years by Sheikh Mansour of Abu Dhabi, but Tevez’s antics were more like those of a Sunday morning park player than a top professional earning more than 200,000 pounds ($314,000) per week.
Mancini, who also had angry words with their Bosnia striker Edin Dzeko after substituting him, told reporters that as far as he was concerned Tevez was “finished” at City.
TEVEZ “FINISHED”
The Italian, looking visibly shocked, told a news conference: “I am really disappointed because it is Carlos.
“This can’t happen in a top club — to refuse to go in to help his team mates. What I said to Carlos is between me, him and the team.
“But if we want to improve as a team Carlos can’t play with us. With me, he is finished.”
Bayern were deserved winners at the Allianz Arena, where Mario Gomez scored two first-half goals, to extend their winning sequence to 10 matches in all competitions.
They lead the group with six points, followed by Napoli, who beat Villarreal 2-0, on four points. City are third with one point while the Spaniards are without a point.
While City were floundering in Munich, their neighbours were also having problems of their own at home against Basel despite taking a 2-0 lead in the opening 17 minutes with a brace from young striker Danny Welbeck.
Their defence was shaky all night and Old Trafford was stunned as Fabian Frei and Alexander Frei struck in quick succession midway through the second half to make it 2-2.
The latter then converted a penalty after United got in a tangle in their own area with Antonio Valencia bundling over Marco Strellar.
CARELESS UNITED
United were heading for only their second defeat in 33 home matches in the competition when Young headed home in the 90th minute to salvage a point.
“We were careless and there was a lack of concentration throughout the side at times,” United manager Alex Ferguson said.
“We let them create a lot of chances but we rescued it.
“I told them to finish it off at halftime and it is a wake-up call for us. If you are lax then with the quality in the Champions League you will suffer.”
Inter Milan, the 2009-10 champions, earned their first points in Group B as new coach Claudio Ranieri’s dream start to the job continued.
Mauro Zarate scored the late winner to give Ranieri his second victory since taking over from sacked Gian Piero Gasperini, the other victory coming in last weekend’s league game against Bologna.
“I think we beat a very good team tonight,” Ranieri, whose side had led 2-0 at one stage, told a news conference.
“We played well, passed the ball well and also controlled the tempo,” added the former AS Roma, Juventus and Chelsea manager.
Inter are in second spot with three points, one behind Turkish club Trabzonspor who drew 1-1 at home to Lille.
Inter’s former manager Jose Mourinho enjoyed a straightforward evening in Madrid as nine-times European Cup winners Real cruised past Ajax to take control of Group D.
Ronaldo gave them the lead in the 25th minute at the Bernabeu before Kaka and Karim Benzema struck either side of halftime.
Real lead the group by two points from Olympique Lyon who have four thanks to their 2-0 win at home to Dinamo Zagreb.