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NEW SIGNING: Wanderley Santos Monteiro Junior of Brazil poses for a picture with his Al-Arabi club soccer team jersey in Doha. Wanderley signed a three-year contract with Al-Arabi. (Reuters)

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LA PLATA, Argentina (AP)—Brazil was held to a 0-0 draw by Venezuela in the Copa America on Sunday, making a similar lackluster start as host nation and fellow co-favorite Argentina two days earlier. Venezuela, usually regarded as the weakest team in the South American confederation, packed the midfield in the Group B match to snuff out Brazil’s attack. The five-time World Cup winners seldom played like an organized team, relying on the individual talents of stars Neymar, Robinho and Alexandre Pato. “We were unable to finish and lost many good opportunities,” Neymar said.

6-a-side Indoor Football League starting on June 03, 2011 at the Al Wakra Sports Club. Oranized by QSports Leagues and supported by the Qatar Olympic Committee, this is the 2nd Indoor league launched by QSports this month.

sign up at www.qsportsleagues.com as registration ends on May 29, 2011.

Whats happened to this Group? The last storey on the site was on 25/10/2007!!

Today's massive afternoon fixture in the premier league will promise to live up to expectations.If chelsea win today at anfield,they will be champions,but if Liverpool beat chelsea,their quest for fourth place is alive,these two have played a lot against each other especially the last few seasons,i remember the exciting CL meetings from 2004 untill 2008, and in the league as well.

i would say chelsea beats liverpool today,considering their good form,but anything can happen in football.
your views and comments are welcome.

Hello / Salam,

Any Football manager fan here? I wanted to discuss few things, if you have any experiance with Football manager 10, tips and tricks, also who are the best players in it. Young talents.
Your achivements as a manager, no. of seasons?

Just any thing relating to this wonderful game.

Thank you,
saddavi
:-)

x

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Arsenal have bolstered their rear-guard with the free transfer of veteran defender Sol Campbell, 35, according to Goal.com UK sources.

An Arsenal source told Goal.com UK: "Nothing has been been confirmed yet, but It will happen, probably in the evening. When the finer details have been ironed out between the two parties, we will put an official statement up and let everyone know accordingly."

Campbell, a free agent following his brief spell at League Two outfit Notts County, spent five successful years with the Gunners after Arsene Wenger acquired the player on a Bosman deal from local rivals Tottenham Hotspur.

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copied it from goal.com

Top 10 'what if' moments of the decade
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10) What if Tim Howard hadn’t fumbled against Porto in 2004?

Manchester United were cruising into the quarter-finals of the 2003/04 Champions League as they led Jose Mourinho’s Porto 1-0 in their second round second leg clash at Old Trafford. Then, in the last minute, goalkeeper Howard fumbled a harmless free-kick and Costinha dispatched the rebound to send Porto through and Mourinho charging down the touchline. Porto would go on to win the Champions League.

Defending champions Al Gharafa and runners-up Al Sadd start as the big title favourites in the second editon of Qatar Stars League which kicks off tomorrow. The country’s top 12 clubs compete under proper home and away format, adopting new rule that allows them to field only four foreign players at a time.
Al Gharafa will have a league hat-trick on their mind when they begin their title defense with a match against Al Khor. Before that Al Rayyan host Qatar Sports Club in the opening match of this season.
Al Gharafa, coached by Marcos Paqueta, won championships in the past two seasons. Paqueta has since moved to rivals Al Rayyan, with another Brazilian Caio Junior taking charge of the Al Gharafa hot seat.

Dead ball specialist: Al Gharafa midfielder Juninho