Have a look on the results, all the matches played were awesome and all teams performed great.
Showing posts with label Football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Football. Show all posts
Monday, November 28, 2011
Results for Premier League on 26th November 2011
Have a look on the results, all the matches played were awesome and all teams performed great.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
PREMIER LEAGUE 2008-2009
| Saturday May 2 | ||||
| 2 May, 12:45 | Middlesbrough 0 - 2 Manchester United | Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough | ||
| 2 May, 15:00 | Chelsea 3 - 1 Fulham | Stamford Bridge, London | ||
| 2 May, 15:00 | Manchester City 3 - 1 Blackburn Rovers | City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester | ||
| 2 May, 15:00 | Portsmouth 0 - 3 Arsenal | Fratton Park, Portsmouth | ||
| 2 May, 15:00 | Stoke City 0 - 1 West Ham | Britannia Stadium, Stoke | ||
| 2 May, 15:00 | Tottenham Hotspur 1 - 0 West Bromwich | White Hart Lane, London | ||
| 2 May, 15:00 | Wigan Athletic 0 - 0 Bolton Wanderers | JJB Stadium, Wigan | ||
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
A History of The Premier League
It is the world’s most wanted and watched league and the most lucrative - attracting the top players from all over the globe. Hard to believe then that the first ball kicked in the Premier League was as relatively recently as 15th August 1992.
The 1980s saw a nadir in English football. Stadiums were crumbling and hooliganism was rife. English teams were banned from Europe following the death of 39 fans at Heysel Stadium in Belgium ahead of Liverpool’s European Cup Final against Juventus in 1985. Few of the world’s top players would even contemplate plying their trade in England.
Then in 1989 came Hillsborough and the Taylor report. 96 fans died and over 150 were injured - crushed during the FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest. Lord Justice Taylor recommended a complete overhaul in the way football grounds were run and structured - leading to the introduction of all-seater stadia.
The 1980s saw a nadir in English football. Stadiums were crumbling and hooliganism was rife. English teams were banned from Europe following the death of 39 fans at Heysel Stadium in Belgium ahead of Liverpool’s European Cup Final against Juventus in 1985. Few of the world’s top players would even contemplate plying their trade in England.
Then in 1989 came Hillsborough and the Taylor report. 96 fans died and over 150 were injured - crushed during the FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest. Lord Justice Taylor recommended a complete overhaul in the way football grounds were run and structured - leading to the introduction of all-seater stadia.
Champions League Review
Manchester United dominated their Champions League semi-final first leg with Arsenal - but only took a 1-0 lead.
Champions League Review
Manchester United dominated their Champions League semi-final first leg with Arsenal - but only took a 1-0 lead.
A History of The Premier League
It is the world's most wanted and watched league and the most lucrative - attracting the top players from all over the globe. Hard to believe then that the first ball kicked in the Premier League was as relatively recently as 15th August 1992.
The 1980s saw a nadir in English football. Stadiums were crumbling and hooliganism was rife. English teams were banned from Europe following the death of 39 fans at Heysel Stadium in Belgium ahead of Liverpool's European Cup Final against Juventus in 1985. Few of the world's top players would even contemplate plying their trade in England.
Then in 1989 came Hillsborough and the Taylor report. 96 fans died and over 150 were injured - crushed during the FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest. Lord Justice Taylor recommended a complete overhaul in the way football grounds were run and structured - leading to the introduction of all-seater stadia.
The 1980s saw a nadir in English football. Stadiums were crumbling and hooliganism was rife. English teams were banned from Europe following the death of 39 fans at Heysel Stadium in Belgium ahead of Liverpool's European Cup Final against Juventus in 1985. Few of the world's top players would even contemplate plying their trade in England.
Then in 1989 came Hillsborough and the Taylor report. 96 fans died and over 150 were injured - crushed during the FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest. Lord Justice Taylor recommended a complete overhaul in the way football grounds were run and structured - leading to the introduction of all-seater stadia.
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