Category: Soccer

  • Zlatan Ibrahimovic Scores His Greatest Goal

    Zlatan Ibrahimovic Scores His Greatest Goal

    There have been quite a few memorable goals on the resume of Zlatan Ibrahimovic throughout his career, but his no look scissor kick in the friendly match for Sweden against England, capping off a four goal performance in a 4-2 win is probably is greatest ever.

  • FC Barcelona – David Villa Seems Unhappy

    FC Barcelona – David Villa Seems Unhappy

    When things are going so well, you have to dig a bit deeper to find what’s wrong. The defense isn’t perfect and Barcelona have had close calls, but they’re 8 points ahead of Real Madrid, Lionel Messi is a goal machine and they are still undefeated in the league. So why isn’t David Villa happy as most would expect him to be?

  • Premier League – Who Scores When

    Premier League – Who Scores When

    Contrary to popular belief, the most clutch club in the Premier League this season is not Manchester United, with “only” six goals scored during the final 15 minutes of the match but Manchester City, with 8 goals of their 20 netted in during the final stage of the 90 minutes.

  • Transfer Rumors 2012 – Luiz Adriano to the Premier League

    Transfer Rumors 2012 – Luiz Adriano to the Premier League

    Any player Liverpool have shown any interest in these last six months, Tottenham are just behind them to begin with and usually finish in front. In the case of Luiz Adriano of Shakhtar Donetsk, the trendy team of the Champions League this season, Arsenal are also in the mix.

  • Chelsea FC – Mark Clattenburg Case Not Going Well

    Chelsea FC – Mark Clattenburg Case Not Going Well

    On one front, the Chelsea claims that referee Mark Clattenburg used inappropriate language and was racial abusive towards John Obi Mikel have failed to cause any sort of dent in the man’s armor as the police have dropped the case due to no one actually coming forth and presenting them with evidence.

  • Lionel Messi Beats Cristiano Ronaldo for Another Award

    Lionel Messi Beats Cristiano Ronaldo for Another Award

    It doesn’t change. Cristiano Ronaldo keeps wishing, hoping, thinking, that another year means finally some recognition from award-givers; then he gets the news, and a slap in the face? La Liga player of the year for 2011-2012? Who else, but Lionel Messi, who didn’t lead Barcelona to the league title, but set a new scoring record with 50 goals.

  • Cristiano Ronaldo – What Happened in the Real Madrid Dressing Room

    Cristiano Ronaldo – What Happened in the Real Madrid Dressing Room

    An interesting story erupted in Spain after Real Madrid beat Levante 2-1, directly involving the elbow landed into the eye of Cristiano Ronaldo by David Navarro, later also involving Sergio Ballesteros and of course boy scout Pepe into the incidents as well.

  • Lionel Messi – All 76 Goals in 2012

    Lionel Messi – All 76 Goals in 2012

    One down, only one more to go. By scoring twice on his last match for Barcelona, Lionel Messi reached 76 goals in 2012. Not the all-time record, but good enough for second place, or the best among South American players.

  • Real Madrid – Cristiano Ronaldo Only Needs One Eye to Score

    Real Madrid – Cristiano Ronaldo Only Needs One Eye to Score

    A match that shouldn’t have been played at all eventually went in the right direction. Real Madrid had no use of skills and dribbling ability. Just will power and aggression especially without Cristiano Ronaldo, who did open the scoring but was forced to leave at halftime due to the nasty gash above his eye caused right off the bat.

  • FC Barcelona – Lionel Messi in Record Breaking Form

    FC Barcelona – Lionel Messi in Record Breaking Form

    Only 4 goals on an away match while conceding two means Barcelona had, once again, their fair share of problems with their back four. But what are problems when they’re compared with the brilliance of Lionel Messi, who was sharp and lethal as ever, scoring two goals and breaking the goals in a calendar year record set by Pele oh so long ago.