When all the eyes of the world were on Cristiano Ronaldo on Tuesday night, ready for him to put a weakened Liverpool to the sword and become the Champions League all-time top goalscorer, his little Argentine buddy stole his thunder.
Lionel Messi capitalised on Ronaldo's goalless performance by netting twice last night as Barcelona saw off Ajax 2-0 in Amsterdam.
The number 10 went level with Ronaldo on 70 goals when he headed home in the first half before this strike took him on a par with Raul, the current record holder.
In fairness, he didn't have Kolo Toure to contend with...
Nine is the score to beat Another day, another quiz. Once again, it’s a relatively straightforward task. You’re familiar with the concept of team’s ending in Town, City, United, Stanley etc. What we’re asking you to do is name every side in the top four leagues which has Town at the end of theirs. In […]
The derby for the ages! Over the course of their history, Manchester United have been the dominant side in the rivalry. However, that has changed dramatically over the last 15 years or so, with wins for the Red Devils at their neighbours home ground becoming rarer and rarer. But they do still cause the odd […]
Follow every viral moment here! Twenty-four hours ahead of what had been expected to be the biggest match of the fourth round, between Liverpool and Chelsea on Wednesday, League Two outfit Fleetwood Town have served up one of the greatest shocks in modern English football history. The Lancashire outfit, placed 84 positions below Premier League […]
