Manchester United Bags EPL Title

Manchester United has set a new record in English soccer by winning the Premier League (EPL) title, the 19th league crown in the club's history. Previously Liverpool holds the pride of winning the most English league titles. United was in a tough position to secure the championship with a game to spare and achieved it with a hard-fought 1-1 draw at Elwood Park. 12 titles under Sir Alex Ferguson saw United take an absolute lead after his team's 2009 EPL success drew the team’s level at 18-18. Though his current squad was criticized at various points throughout the 2010-11 seasons, he proved the team’s caliber claiming the new record after a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford against Chelsea. The defeat of Barcelona would secure United its fourth UEFA Champions League title, formerly named the European Cup, to move one behind Liverpool's English record of five trophies in the competition.

INDIA won Nehru Cup in football

                                 

India's win at the Nehru cup football clash has appear as some array of absolution for Indian ambition babysitter Subrata Paul. The man of the bout accolade for accepting crafted India's celebration over Syria was added than a bald antic accomplishment for the 23-year-old. This adolescent man has already accomplished added than what best players do in a career. When Paul said he thanked God for his adeptness to comedy so able-bodied that acute Monday, best bodies revisit the appalling moment this adolescent lad had witnessed in 2004 in Goa. A 19-year-old Subrata had approved to stop the aggressive footballer Cristiano Junior from scoring in the Federation Cup final in Goa. Junior tragically died and Subrata was devastated. But the goalkeeper somehow confused on and begins the adventuresome ness to angle beneath the bar afresh to attending a striker in the eye. Paul's assistant Sunil Chhettri says that Paul's appearance and backbone has appear animated through. And he didn't let the drillmaster or his aggregation bottomward throughout the tournament earnimg the applause of his team-mates. Subrata Paul has consistently had to prove himself as a footballer and as an alone on the football pitch. But his abundant appearance in the finals of the Nehru Cup ability aloof advice him vanquish old demons and move on to a brighter future.

Beckham and Donovan make peace

David Beckham and Landon Donovan have ended their recent dispute as the England star Beckham resumed training at his US club Los Angeles Galaxy. Donovan recently accused Beckham of a lacking team spirit in a book. Beckham named the statements unprofessional on the week. Beckham, 34, said that the problems were resolved during a meeting of the two players in the presence of coach Bruce Arena. He said the meeting went "very well" but did not give more details. Donovan said he regretted "the way that I went about this process and I also regret some of the things I said."

Beckham joined the Galaxy on a five-year contract from Real Madrid. The BBC quoted him as saying that he aimed to fulfil the deal, but there is also the possibility that he will return to Milan next year - or even to the Premier League where he played for Manchester United 1995-2003. "Never say never. I would definitely consider it. When I left (for Madrid) my heart was in Manchester - I couldn't see myself playing against United. Now I wouldn't rule it out," Beckham said. Beckham is England's most-capped player with 112 appearances. He aims to make the squad for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, for which England are all but qualified. (dpa)

FIFA World Cup 2010 Schedule

2010 World Cup schedule
Day	Venue & Time	Stage	Team 1	Result	Team 2
Friday, 11 June	Johannesburg, 16:00	Group A	South Africa	–	A2
	Cape Town, 20:30		A3	–	A4
Saturday, 12 June	Johannesburg, 13:30	Group B	B1	–	B2
	Port Elizabeth, 16:00		B3	–	B4
	Rustenburg, 20:30	Group C	C1	–	C2
Sunday, 13 June	Polo wane, 13:30		C3	–	C4
	Durban, 16:00	Group D	D1	–	D2
	Pretoria, 20:30		D3	–	D4
Monday, 14 June	Johannesburg, 13:30	Group E	E1	–	E2
	Bloemfontein, 16:00		E3	–	E4
	Cape Town, 20:30	Group F	F1	–	F2
Tuesday, 15 June	Rustenburg, 13:30		F3	–	F4
	Port Elizabeth, 16:00	Group G	G3	–	G4
	Johannesburg, 20:30		G1	–	G2
Wednesday, 16 June	Nelspruit, 13:30	Group H	H3	–	H4
	Durban, 16:00		H1	–	H2
	Pretoria, 20:30	Group A	South Africa	–	A3
Thursday, 17 June	Polokwane, 13:30		A4	–	A2
	Bloemfontein, 16:00	Group B	B4	–	B2
	Johannesburg, 20:30		B1	–	B3
Friday, 18 June	Port Elizabeth, 13:30	Group D	D1	–	D3
	Johannesburg, 16:00	Group C	C4	–	C2
	Cape Town, 20:30		C1	–	C3
Saturday, 19 June	Rustenburg, 13:30	Group D	D4	–	D2
	Durban, 16:00	Group E	E1	–	E3
	Pretoria, 20:30		E4	–	E2
Sunday, 20 June	Bloemfontein, 13:30	Group F	F4	–	F2
	Nelspruit, 16:00		F1	–	F3
	Johannesburg, 20:30	Group G	G1	–	G3
Monday, 21 June	Cape Town, 13:30		G4	–	G2
	Bloemfontein, 16:00	Group H	H4	–	H2
	Johannesburg, 20:30		H1	–	H3
Tuesday, 22 June	Bloemfontein, 16:00	Group A	A4	–	South Africa
	Rustenburg, 16:00		A2	–	A3
	Polokwane, 20:30	Group B	B2	–	B3
	Durban, 20:30		B4	–	B1
Wednesday, 23 June	Pretoria, 16:00	Group C	C2	–	C3
	Port Elizabeth, 16:00		C4	–	C1
	Johannesburg, 20:30	Group D	D4	–	D1
	Nelspruit, 20:30		D2	–	D3
Thursday, 24 June	Johannesburg, 16:00	Group F	F4	–	F1
	Polokwane, 16:00		F2	–	F3
	Rustenburg, 20:30	Group E	E2	–	E3
	Cape Town, 20:30		E4	–	E1
Friday, 25 June	Durban, 16:00	Group G	G4	–	G1
	Nelspruit, 16:00		G2	–	G3
	Pretoria, 20:30	Group H	H4	–	H1
	Bloemfontein, 20:30		H2	–	H3
Saturday, 26 June	Port Elizabeth, 16:00	Round of 16 - Match 1	1A	–	2B
	Rustenburg, 20:30	Round of 16 - Match 3	1C	–	2D
Sunday, 27 June	Bloemfontein, 16:00	Round of 16 - Match 4	1D	–	2C
	Johannesburg, 20:30	Round of 16 - Match 2	1B	–	2A
Monday, 28 June	Durban, 16:00	Round of 16 - Match 5	1E	–	2F
	Johannesburg, 20:30	Round of 16 - Match 7	1G	–	2H
Tuesday, 29 June	Pretoria, 16:00	Round of 16 - Match 6	1F	–	2G
	Cape Town, 20:30	Round of 16 - Match 8	1H	–	2G
Wednesday, 30 June	Rest days
Thursday, 01 July
Friday, 02 July	Port Elizabeth, 16:00	Quarter-final C	5	–	7
	Johannesburg, 20:30	Quarter-final A	1	–	3
Saturday, 03 July	Cape Town, 16:00	Quarter-final B	2	–	4
	Johannesburg, 20:30	Quarter-final D	6	–	8
Sunday, 04 July	Rest days
Monday, 05 July
Tuesday, 06 July	Cape Town, 20:30	Semi-final I	A	–	C
Wednesday, 07 July	Durban, 20:30	Semi-final II	B	–	D
Thursday, 08 July	Rest days
Friday, 09 July
Saturday, 10 July	Port Elizabeth, 20:30	Third place play-off	Loser I	–	Loser II
Sunday, 11 July	Johannesburg, 20:30	FINAL	Winner I	–	Winner II