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Barcelona underlined their Spanish title credentials on Saturday with a 6-1 thrashing of Atletico Madrid who never recovered from conceding three goals in a breathtaking first ten minutes.
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David Beckham’s role with England appears to be shifting towards mentor rather than chief tormentor after manager Fabio Capello heralded the arrival of new national hero Theo Walcott and suggested he is the future.
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Bayern Munich coach Jurgen Klinsmann was under more pressure Saturday as two late goals by lowly VfL Bochum sealed a 3-3 draw at the Allianz Arena to put the defending champions 11th in the Bundesliga.
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Laurent Blanc’s Bordeaux and Eric Gerets‘ Marseille had French league victories on Saturday to recover that winning feeling after midweek Champions League defeats.
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Frustrated Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger called for the use of tennis-style challenges to combat dodgy decisions by blundering referees.
The Frenchman voiced the idea of clubs being given two video challenges per game, similar to the system used in tennis, where players get three challenges per set using Hawk-Eye graphics which plot the ball’s flight.
Wenger made the call after his stuttering side were forced to settle for a Premier League point at Sunderland.
Spain midfielder Cesc Fabregas rescued the Gunners with an injury-time header after substitute Grant Leadbitter’s late strike put Roy Keane’s side ahead.
But Wenger was left to rue the second-half “goal” that never was, as Robin van Persie’s legitimate second-half effort was ruled out due by the officials in an error that would have been proved wrong by goal-line technology.