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Tag Archives: John Terry
Torres goal seals Chelsea into the Europa League quarter-finals
Fernando Torres scored only his second goal in 20 games to send Chelsea into the Europa League quarter-finals. Trailing 1-0 from last week’s first leg in Bucharest, Chelsea took the lead on the night through Juan Mata’s close-range finish. But … read more
Posted in Europe Soccer, Nigeria, Soccer, Sports
Tagged Bucharest, Chelsea, Chelsea FC, Europa League, Fernando Torres, John Terry, Juan Mata, Rafael Benítez, UEFA Europa League
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Terry & Lampard to join ex-Chelsea stars in China…If Drogba has his way!
As Didier Drogba touched down in China to begin the latest chapter of his glittering career, the Ivory Coast striker has called on two of his former Chelsea teammates to join him in Shanghai. Drogba, whose last action for the … read more
Posted in Soccer, Sports
Tagged Africa football, Africa Nations Cup, Best Soccer Players, bundesliga, champions league, China, Copa América, Didier Drogba, Drogba, Europa League, football, Frank Lampard, games, Indepth Nigeria, IndepthAfrica, IndepthAfrica Magazine, IndepthSoccer, Italia Serie A, John Terry, La Liga, MLS, Nicolas Anelka, premiership, Shanghai, Shanghai Shenhua F.C., Soccer, sports, World cup, world footballers
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Ferdinand left out as Terry secures place in England’s Euro 2012 squad
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has been handed a surprise call-up for Euro 2012 as Rio Ferdinand was made the big-name casualty in Roy Hodgson’s 23-man England squad. Steven Gerrard has also been confirmed as captain for the tournament. Former England captain Ferdinand … read more
Chelsea striker Drogba fighting to be fit for Barcelona clash
Roberto Di Matteo is increasingly confident Didier Drogba will win his fitness battle and face Barcelona tomorrow night. The Chelsea striker has a knee problem and was left out of the squad that held Arsenal to a 0-0 draw at … read more
2012 Champions League Live Updates: Napoli 3 v 1 Chelsea
90+1 min Drogba spoons it over from close range. Difficult pull-back from Cole for the Ivorian, ball was behind him, but yikes, Sturridge was waiting for that and surely would have smashed it home. 90 min We’re going to … read more
England Soccer Manager Capello resigns
The English Football Association has confirmed that England national manager Fabio Capello has resigned from his post with immediate effect. The decision comes following an hour-long meeting between Capello and English Football Association chairman David Bernstein at Wembley Stadium. The … read more
Nasri sends Gunners top, Chelsea held
Chelsea were given a huge helping hand by Manchester United old boy Phil Neville, but they still could not end their winless run as Arsenal moved to the top of the Premier League on Saturday. The defending champions were held … read more
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Tagged Carlo Ancelotti, Chelsea, Chelsea F.C. season 200809, Didier Drogba, footbal, Football in France, Football in the United Kingdom, Gunners, IndepthAfrica, Jack Rodwell, Jermaine Beckford, John Terry, Leighton Baines, London, Louis Saha, Michael Essien, Nicolas Anelka, Phil Neville, Premier League, Salomon Kalou, Soccer, sports-news, Tim Howard, United Kingdom
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