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452.www.livescore.cc78200
453.www.football.by78000
454.12paz.blogspot.com77500
455.www.forzanec.nl76400
456.www.simsoc.com75000
457.www.totalsportsmadness.com74700
458.www.barcaloco.com73300
459.www.football-linx.com72800
460.www.eurosoccer.ch72200
461.soccer-source.blogspot.com72200
462.mundoalbiceleste.blogspot.com71400
463.soccerblogs.net71000
464.www.euro04.ru69100
465.www.freepremiership.com69100
466.portalfutebol.pt69100
467.www.lega-calcio-serie-c.it68200
468.estadiodelau.blogia.com67400
469.thesoccer-blog.com66600
470.www.profootball.ru66500
471.watchsocceronline.blogspot.com65700
472.nothingandall.blogspot.com65400
473.www.fanshop-artikel.de64900
474.thetwelfthmanblog.blogspot.com64500
475.www.soccerworldforum.com63700
476.www.totalfootball.org62900
477.www.livesportonline.org62400
478.www.vsadsi.com61700
479.www.bolasepako.com61000
480.fanat1k.ru60500
481.tukresoccer.blogspot.com60300
482.mirko-fcm.de59900
483.shoppingsoccer.jimdo.com59600
484.quebelloeselfutbol.blogspot.com58200
485.www.fortuna-koeln.de58100
486.www.perfectgoal.com57700
487.www.dbu.dk57500
488.www.magpieszone.com56500
489.pes-tools.blogspot.com55600
490.www.365soccervideos.com53700
491.cronicasdeltomi.blogspot.com52700
492.tifosiamo.blogspot.com50700
493.www.sambenedettesecalcio.it50200
494.saqueneutral.blogspot.com49500
495.www.arbiter.ru48800
496.www.soccercityfc.com48700
497.footballunited.com47200
498.www.sportergebnise.de46900
499.xazar.7li.ru46600
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Celtic 1 Rangers 1: match report
Lee McCulloch's dramatic late equaliser in the Old Firm derby at Parkhead kept Rangers seven points clear.
telegraph.co.uk
Arsene Wenger is at a loss to explain openness of Premier League race
Arsene Wenger is struggling fully to rationalise this most topsy-turvy of Premier League seasons.
telegraph.co.uk
England finally unveil their own Clairefontaine
• FA launches 12-pitch national football centre in Burton• New name St George's Park 'to reflect sense of national pride'Plans for a permanent training base for the England team - renamed St George's Park - were unveiled by the Football Association today.The 330-acre National Football Centre (NFC) in Burton-upon-Trent will feature 12 pitches - including one synthetic and one indoor - plus sports medicine and sports science facilities, two hotels and a conference centre.The scheme will fulfil a similar role to France's Clairefontaine and Coverciano in Italy, and the England head coach, Fabio Capello, has backed the project that is finally taking shape eight years after it was first announced.Capello said: "The venue will be an inspirational site, a place for coaches and players to work, learn and develop. This is a much-needed facility and through my own experiences at Coverciano in Italy I understand the importance of the centre for England."The FA have already put £25m into the project since 2001 and the plans also include a private housing scheme for 30 homes near the entrance to the centre that will help plug a funding gap.The NFC chairman, David Sheepshanks, said: "Our aim is to make St George's Park a sporting destination of choice for coaches, players, administrators and officials alike. In Wembley we have a world-class stadium and in St George's Park we have the place to inspire world-class performance."The former Ipswich Town chairman said England were the only major footballing country in Europe not to have such a centre. "We feel it is time the NFC had a new identity and we hope this name St George's Park will reflect the sense of national pride that will accompany the centre when it is open. Every single leading European country has a national football centre - even Bulgaria - and we are the only leading European country that does not. Every country that has won the World Cup has one apart from us."We don't have a Clairefontaine, we don't have a Coverciano, we don't have a Zeist [Holland's NFC]. The 'Special One' José Mourinho said he was staggered we did not have a national football centre and Arsène Wenger has said he could not imagine that the country does not have one."Sheepshanks insisted, however, that the £100m St George's Park development, which is being sponsored by Umbro, would not be a mere replica of other centres, and would not be a youth academy but would be a base for all England senior, junior and disability teams. "We are not here to replicate any one of the other centres, we have been to look at them and share best practices to pick up the best ideas to serve our needs. This is not a finishing school for young players, that role is carried out very well by the Premier League and Football League clubs, this has a different slant. This is not an academy and is not in competition with our professional clubs."There has been some opposition to the location of the centre so far from London but Sheepshanks said Burton was a central point for the whole country, and stressed that it would not be a financial burden on the FA."This has got to be England-centric and Burton is easy to get to from anywhere in the country and very accessible from a number of airports," he said. "This cannot be a white elephant, it must be sustainable financially and there is a robust business plan that makes this viable and sustainable This is will mean England success for the long term. It will be world class but that doesn't mean extravagance. And in terms of cost there has never been a better time to enter a construction tender process."The FAguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
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Europe's top clubs still overspending: UEFA
European soccer clubs' spending on players is still rising just months before UEFA introduces reforms that will limit their ability to spend beyond their means.
cbc.ca
Chelsea v Birmingham City: match preview
Read a full match preview of the Premier League game between Chelsea and Birmingham City at Stamford Bridge on Wedneday Jan 27 2010, kick-off 19.45 GMT.
telegraph.co.uk