Chelsea manager, Carlo Ancelotti, has said that he will stay at the London club whether they win a trophy by the end of the season or not.

Tottenham Hotspur’s Croatian winger, Niko Kranjcar, has said that he would like to spend the rest of his career at Spurs.

Chelsea player, Joe Cole, has said that he is yet to receive an offer from the London club, which will keep him at the club until the end of his career.

Former Chelsea manager, Jose Mourinho, has said that he feels the club were wrong to sack him in the first place.
The Portuguese is speaking ahead of the second leg Champions League tie between the club he used to manage and the club he manages now, Inter Milan in Italy.

The Football Association is set to hold onto fees, which will keep Portsmouth from going a long way to paying off their creditors. Portsmouth have accumulated prize money from playing in the domestic cup competition and face a reunion with former boss, Harry Redknapp, in the semi finals.

A Martin O’Neill half time blasting was enough to help Aston Villa come through a potentially tricky FA Cup tie against Reading. Villa scored four times in the second half after they conceded a 2-0 lead to Reading yesterday. A number of players have said it is the angriest they have ever seen the manager and it seems his strong words did just the trick.

Portsmouth have become the first Premier League side in history to go into administration.

The news broke this morning that the current owner, Balram Chainrai, had been unable to find another investor for the club and Pompey now face the certainty of relegation.

Tottenham, Stoke, Reading and Aston Villa each secured their passage to the FA Cup quarter final on Wednesday night after Wednesday night’s fifth-round replays.

Liverpool star player, Xabi Alonso, has showed off his adequate intelligence by saying that the reason so many high calibre players are leaving the Premier League is because of the poor value of the pound. Alonso thinks that a lot of players in football are motivated by money and due to the failing fortunes of [...]

English and Scottish football clubs are set to miss out on millions of pounds in income due to the failings of digital broadcaster, Setanta. Setanta have lost all television rights to show top-flight matches in England and Scotland next season as the ailing company could not find a buyer to come in with a last [...]