I rushed return, says Alonso

Blackburn vs. Arsenal: Match Review

lazyasian posted 12/19/2007 from lazy-arse.blogspot.com

Arsenal defeated Blackburn 3-2 after 120 minutes of incredibly entertaining football. The Gunners will now have to face either Tottenham, Everton, or the winner of Chelsea and Liverpool as Arsene Wenger's fringe players try to reach the finals of the competition for the second year running. Read a review of the match here.

The Tuesday Portrait: John Terry

World Cup Soccer - South Africa 2010 found this 12/19/2007 on www.runofplay.com

The Structure of His Face Is in three layers, with each outer layer fitting slightly too largely over the layer it contains, so that the overall shape is one of sculptural creasing and drape, like the skirt of the Winged Victory. At the ...

Match Recap: BLACKBURN v ARSENAL (Carling Cup)

MVNsoccer posted 12/19/2007 from www.thebeautifulgroan.co.uk

The Beautiful Groan: The match was always going to be a stiff challenge for the Arsenal kids - not only were Blackburn fielding a first choice team, but the full league side had failed to win at Ewood Park earlier in the year, and with Blackburn consistently able to frustrate flowing Arsenal sides with the physical and determined play, it remained to be seen what a shadow side would achieve.

Reds feeling Blue after cup exit

bet345 posted 12/19/2007 from en.bet345.net

Chelsea took the remaining Carling Cup semi-final spot after Frank Lampard's deflected goal set up a 2-0 win over 10-man Liverpool.

Crouch’s Challenge Cripples Liverpool

7and23 posted 12/20/2007 from soccer.fanboom.com

Peter Crouch's woeful challenge and subsequent red card signaled the beginning of the end for Liverpool's offense as they faced Chelsea in the Carling Cup quarterfinal. The match ended in Chelsea 2-0 Liverpool. This article examines the game stats and Liverpool's recent EPL history, and how Crouch--and the offense--let Liverpool down.