Pacquiao v Floyd money in Dubai

Pacquiao v Floyd money in Dubai
Dubai: The match between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather fans while waiting to take place in May 2015 in the cityDubai, United Arab Emirates. The organizers of this international boxing match, said that the match between the two players may occur next year and still not 100% yet, but Arab Federation placed they both went to fight there are already 70 million pounds (about 110 million US dollars). In other cities, Las Vegas, the land of Floyd is also expected to be where they both fight, but the city has not yet put a price yet. After beating are unbeaten in Algieri, Manny Pacquiao always always said that he wants to beat with Floyd in the next year. In other words, he also wrote on Instagram, too: "Do not brag on Instagram charging ring. "

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Di Matteo Leds Schalke Unemployment Nearly 2 Years

England: Roberto Di Matteo was appointed as the new manager of the German club Schake 04 which collapsed earlier this season, castmanager Jens Keller's appointment. Italian manager, who led Chelsea won the UEFA Champions League in 2012 did not have any club appointed leader since Chelsea sacked in November of that year. However, since then, he still getting paid 13 thousand pounds or more than 20 thousand dollars a week from Chelsea until June 2014. He will be led Schalke to Chelsea on 25 November, in saving the group stages of the Champions League . Club last season, are struggling in the early season with only 8 points in 7 games. Apart from losing 2-1 on Saturday to also fall out of the German Cup by second league team 3 Dynamo Dresden.

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James Rodriguez Wanted to Create Masterpieces as Di Maria Real Madrid

Spain: James Rodriguez said, praising players Angel di Maria, which can create many works in Madrid and he also hopes todo the same during the game at the Santiago Bernabeu. Rodriguez said: "Real Madrid fans really love Di Maria. I know he made R03;R03;history here, and he was a central figure in all of his Real. I respect him very much and I also wanted to create his own works, as here. " In addition to 23-year-old midfielder said the experience they get caught since he came to play at Real Madrid this season, said: "Ancelotti wants me to try to play as much and play multiple positions. I have never done before, but the idea that I will try to do it. I will do everything what he wants me to do because I am happy here and I want to help the team as much as I can do. " James Rodriguez will need to engage with the Colombian national team in friendly match this week with Slovenia and Canada.

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Monaco still wants Rooney in Mega Price from ManU

England: Although the new contract at Old Trafford, Wayne Rooney remains a goal of Club Monaco. Vadim Vasilyev a Vice President of the French Club, and as a consultant closely owner Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev, said Monaco still hope to buy Rooney. "A year ago, we had discussions with the top players in the Premier League, but the opportunity did not pass we. One day the opportunity will happen and we will capture. " Monaco are reportedly trying to sign Rooney transfer since the season dating back to last year, ie before England captain has continued long-term contract at old Trafford in February (2019 ). So far today's ambitious Monaco who wants to become the biggest club in Europe seems to diminish after main striker Radamel Falcao to Manchester United on loan, while prominent young stars at the World Cup Colombia James Rodriguez switch to Real Madrid.

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De Boer salutes Babel and Poulsen after Ajax win over RKC Waalwijk

Two of the club's summer signings featured in the 2-0 victory on Saturday and the 42-year-old coach was pleased with the displays of both players.
Poulsen played for an hour of the encounter, while Babel was brought on at half-time, with the latter assisting Jody Lukoki's late goal, to the delight of his new coach. "It was a nice move [which led to the second goal]. He played both on the left and as centre-forward," commented De Boer on Babel's second-half showing. "He can play in both positions. We'll look at each game individually and see where we can best use him." Poulsen was brought in on a free transfer this summer and after starting on Saturday, De Boer is hoping the 32-year old's vast experience will be a major asset to his side. "Christian played capably. He brings experience and calm to the team," he stated. Ajax kick off their Champions League campaign when they travel to Germany to face Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday.
(Souce:goal.com)

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Salty Crabs face a Sela Meas test

The all-Cambodian Sela Meas will have their work cut out for them when they face unbeaten Sabay Salty Crabs whose growing strength has been their hard-to-crack defence. The inaugural Cambodia Basketball Challenge presented by Banzai and Sabay enters its sixth week at the Beeline Arena on Saturday with the Crabs holding all the aces as the only side to make each week a winning one. So far they have killed the best of offence with their own brand of unflinching defence while wisely using their attacking options and the depth of the bench to do just enough to clinch victories. Though Sela Meas have been blowing hot and cold with three wins and two defeats, the resolute fashion with which they handled Team Sharky in a nail baiting finish last week should send a stern message to the Crabs that they could well have a battle on their hands. Speed and swift passing have been two pleasing Sela Meas features. If these traits play out well, the Crabs could be in trouble. Sok Pagna has the ability to split the tightest of defences while Phon Chandara has been a steadying influence. Sok Samnang came into his own last week and the Sela Meas destiny rests on this trio. The Crabs could again be looking at the imposing presence of Sean Looney to cause a flutter or three and bank on the long range shooting skills of Monh Ratana on their own breakaways. A tight and testy encounter it may well be for both the Crabs and Sela Meas, with the heat squarely on the Crabs to defend their five-game winning streak. Raid-Alaxan FR and Phnom Penh Dragons open the four-game schedule on Saturday with both sides capable of running the break. An exciting fare is on the cards. The day’s toughest clash will likely be the one between Team Sharky and Mobitel XG Warriors. There are enough big men on both sides to ensure fierce exchanges at either end. For the struggling HTPS Mike’s Burger Knights, here comes a chance to make up some lost ground when they take on the CCPL Heat. However, the Heat on paper hold a distinct edge over their rivals.

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Ronaldo no to City

Cristiano Ronaldo has vowed he will never join Manchester City while Alex Ferguson is still boss at United. Real Madrid’s £80million star is unhappy at the Bernabeu — and that has alerted big-spending City. But a source close to Ronaldo, 27, said: “Cristiano has always been close to Alex Ferguson and even now they still talk. Cristiano simply would not risk hurting him by joining Ferguson’s immediate rivals.” Ronaldo recently spelt out just what Ferguson meant to him. He said: “When I arrived at United I was 18 and Sir Alex was like a father to me. He taught me many things. I worked with him for six years and he is a great human, a great coach. Sir Alex and Jose Mourinho are the two best coaches in the world.” But Ronaldo is now unhappy with Mourinho’s Madrid as he wants a new deal worth £25m a year. The Express says Premier League chairmen will meet today to consider a range of potential financial controls to limit spending by top-flight clubs that would further reflect UEFA’s plans for Financial Fair Play. The league’s top executives have produced a discussion paper on financial controls for the chairmen to consider, which could eventually lead to clubs being forced to break even every year or face sanctions. This is a follow-up from a discussion that took place earlier in the summer. Of course, many of today’s papers also include United’s decision to sign South American striker Angelo Henriquez from Universidad de Chile. Although the deal was originally announced a few weeks ago, it was only officially confirmed on Wednesday. (Source:ChinaBuzz)

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Kobe Bryant is touring China for charity

A charity banquet was held yesterday night in Shanghai by the Kobe Bryant China Fund. The star-studded event has attracted many socialites, and celebrities from entertainment and sports circles to support the NBA superstar’s charity tour in China. The Kobe Bryant China Fund was launched by Kobe Bryant in 2009, by partnering with the Soong Ching Ling Foundation to “raise money for education, sports, and culture programs for children from China and the United States.” During the event, when the Los Angeles Laker appeared up wearing his London Olympic basketball gold metal, he received a wave of applause and cheers. (Source:ChinaBuzz)

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Sport:Crown seek host of victories

Phnom Penh Crown will look to advance from the group stage of the 2012 AFC President’s Cup for the second successive season as hosts. The Cambodian league champions will get their campaign under way at 1:30pm tomorrow at Olympic Stadium against Yeedzin FC of Bhutan. Kyrgyzstan kings Dordoi Bishkek and Nepal Police Club will then play at 4:30pm in the other Group B clash of the day. Crown are making their fourth appearance in the regional club competition sanctioned by the Asian Football Confederation, and follow an historic run last year that took them all the way to the final in Taiwan. Despite losing 3-2 to home side Taiwan Power Company in a ill-tempered match, it was the best result for any Cambodian outfit in the tournament. Khemara Keila reached the semifinal in 2006. Bhutanese A-League side Yeedzin are the lowest ranked of the four-team Group B, having struggled in previous editions and conceded many goals. In their last meeting at Startak Stadium in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, in 2009, Crown defeated Yeedzin 3-1. Defender Tieng Tiny and striker Chan Chhaya are surviving members of the Crown squad during that time. Although they have encountered a stuttering start to their Metfone C-League title defence over the past two months, Crown coach David Booth remains confident of regaining their blistering form of last year. “Our form has been up and down in the league, but I think its the nature of the competition that the President’s Cup brings out the best in our players,” he told the Post yesterday. “We need to find consistency and play with agression. As we are playing at home, we have a good following and I hope it is enough to lift our team. But we [still] have to perform. We’ve made a lot of mistakes in the league and we need to cut them out.” The 63-year-old Englishman revealed they had been busy preparing for their upcoming Cup fixtures since their 3-1 defeat at the hands of Kirivong Sok Sen Chey last Sunday. “The last match didn’t go very well. Our squad have picked up a few knocks and injuries. Emmanuel Frimpong took a bad kick to his foot during our last game, and he got hit again in the same place during training, so he’s doubtful. Another foreign player, Tony [Obadin], has a slight injury ... but he’ll be OK. “We will employ a similar formation to what I use for domestic games. Its been proven as the best way for them to play well, and we cant change it so quickly.” Three training fields have been marked out for use for Crown and the visiting teams – the pitch at Olympic Stadium, Phnom Penh Crown FC field in Tuol Kork district and Cambodia Mekong University field in Teuk Thla district. Match commissioners include Chuang Chin Fan from Taiwan, Huang Song of China and referee assessor Liu Tiejun of China. The five match officials, all with experience in their own domestic leagues and regional competitions, hail from Qatar, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia, and will be joined by six assistant referees.
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Sport:Charity Cup helps football come to homeless

The Metro RAHU Charity Cup involving nine teams will kick off at 9am this Sunday at the newly built Beeline Arena close to Norton University on Chhroy Changvar peninsula. The day-long five-a-side tournament has been organised annually for the past three years by former Scottish footballer and head coach of Happy Football Cambodia, Australian Jimmy Campbell, to raise funds for the participation of a Cambodian team in the Homeless World Cup. This year’s edition is being held in Mexico City. The nine competing teams on Sunday have been named as Metro RAHU FC, Emaxx, Beeline, Ezecom, Paddy Rice, KPMG, HFCA, Copenhagen FC and Phnom Penh Celtic. Apart from a shining trophy for the winners, the side judged the fairest in the competition will get the Emaxx Fair Play award. “This year’s event promises to be the biggest yet and is being played at the best indoor stadium in Cambodia – the Beeline Arena,” Campbell told the Post yesterday. Funds raised from the event will go directly to HFCA, a charity organisation working with five partner orphanages around the capital to promote football among disadvantaged teenagers. “We hope to raise enough money to keep our weekly programme going and we also hope to send a team to compete in this year’s Homeless World Cup that will be held in Mexico City in October,” added Campbell. The HFCA has sponsored Cambodian teams to attend Homeless World Cups in Milan, Rio de Janeiro and Paris over the past three years. The Metro RAHU Charity Cup final is slated for 3pm on Sunday.
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Sport:Taekwondo stars head to Ho Chi Minh tourney

The Cambodian Taekwondo Federation is sending a nine-strong delegation to the 2012 Asian Taekwondo Championships, which kick off in Ho Chi Minh City today and run until May 12. Six athletes, including London Olympics-bound female star Sorn Davin, will compete in various categories in Vietnam. Sorn Davin and her younger sister, Sorn Sivmey, will be involved in combat discipline (Kyorugi) fights as well as male team-mates Chey Rithy and Buth Bunthoeun. Meanwhile, male practitioners Phal Sovannat and Chhoeun Lina will vie in the performance competition (Poomsae).
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Sport:Davis Cup's Mam brothers bid farewell

After playing stellar roles in Cambodia’s dream Davis Cup debut in Doha last month, singles pivot Mam Panhara and his brother Vetu are heading back to their Oregon home in the United States tomorrow.More than a week after their return to Phnom Penh from Qatar, where Cambodia earned promotion to Asia Oceania Group III next year, the siblings are preparing to bid farewell to the tennis community here. A warm reception from family members and friends awaits them when they touch down in Oregon, where both have enjoyed great success in college tennis. The brothers can also expect an equally emotional send off from a host of admirers in the Kingdom. They both admitted their winning moments in Doha would remain with them forever as one of the greatest one-week periods in their tennis lives. “Our Mission to Doha is indeed a game changer for Cambodian tennis and in many ways it has also changed our own paths in life. We strongly feel that bonding with Cambodia, we are proud to belong to and so privileged to serve,” said Mam Panhara, who like Bun Kenny remained unbeaten in all the five singles rubbers he played during the Davis Cup week. “It was indeed great team work. Tep Rithivit as non-playing captain was a one-man inspirational force. Braen Aneiros was outstanding as the team coach and Kenny poured his heart out and played at a high we had not seen before,” added Panhara. “We both are going back to teaching, but tennis will remain our main focus.” Rich compliments for Panhara came in from coach Aneiros. “Panhara gave us a splendid start in each one of those five ties by giving us that 1-0 advantage, which took a load off Kenny following on,” said the coach. “If you look at his score-lines, they are all straight set wins, but in some of those he had hard battles and he stayed right on top of them. He was as determined as he was tough through the week considering that he didn’t have much match play behind him in the months before. “Looking at the future, I feel that the brothers could form a good doubles team given more match play experience. Ideally one of them can also partner Kenny,” added Ameiros. Non-playing captain and Tennis Federation of Cambodia Secretary General Tep Rithivit also lauded the pair’s performances in Doha. “The Mam brothers perfectly fitted into our scheme of things. Their contributions were invaluable. They will keep riding with us,” he said. Unlike Panhara, who played a lead role, Mam Vetu was restricted to doubles, which he seemingly revelled in. “I was quite happy to chip in for the team when they wanted me to. My brother and Kenny were sweeping the ties and we had little to worry with the doubles,” Vetu told the Post. The Mam brothers will almost certainly be back in Phnom Penh this November when the TFC hosts three back-to-back ITF Men’s Futures.
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Sport:Crown meet their match in 2012 Singapore Cup

Metfone C-League champions Phnom Penh Crown have their work cut out for them in the first round of the 2012 RHB Singapore Cup after being drawn against reigning S.League champions Tampines Rovers on Saturday. Crown are making their sixth appearance at the annual competition hosted by the Lion City, which is slated to get under way on May 14. Of the 16 sides pitched into the first round, four are visiting from abroad, including Loyola Meralco Sparks of the Philippines, Myanmar club KBZ FC and Yotha FC of Laos.
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Sport:Sisowath Knights rugby club rule the day

Sisowath Knights raced to a 25-10 victory over PSE Garudas in the title round of the 2012 Senior Men’s League Cambodian Rugby championship at Old Stadium on Saturday.A good crowd and a light drizzle greeted the finalists when they took the pitch to produce a thrilling encounter in which the Knights held sway with some aggressive play. There were some fantastic moves on both sides of this close contest, which was well supervised by visiting referee from Sydney, Peter Little. James Roberts produced two stunning trys for the Knights, with Kim Seng Chro and Richie Flanagan adding one each. Rowdie Loughlin came up with all the conversions. Hun Hean fashioned the lone Garudas try with Nom Vannarak completing a conversion and a penalty. On a day when the domestic league season rolled into record books, five finals were held in different categories. Scorpions deadly sting saw LFRD suffer a 39-0 rout in the Women’s final. In the well-structured youth competitions for boys, Cha Chork lorded over the Chiefs with a 45-5 victory in the U19 section. Cheetah lived up to their name by fending off a strong challenge from Sarika to take the honours in the U15 event with a 19-12 result. Cats proved too wily for Aspeca, winning the U13 final 10-5. The Lions were all over Moan 20-5 in a dominant display that netted them the U11 title. With the domestic season done and dusted, the Cambodian Federation of Rugby will be organising the Indochine Cup at the Old Stadium on May 19, featuring teams from Phnom Penh, Saig
(Source:PhnomPenhPost) on, Hanoi and Laos.

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Sport:Mixed luck for PKR teams in junior semis

Junior strings attached to Metfone C-League contenders Preah Khan Reach encountered mixed fortunes in the boys’ U10 semifinals of the Barclays Capital ISF Youth Football League at the Phnom Penh Crown FC grounds in Tuol Kork on Sunday. PKR 2 made next Sunday’s final by beating Onslow Aspeca 3-0, but PKR 1 stumbled badly, going down 10-4 to Komar Athyreach. The PKR 2 v Komar Athyreach showpiece this coming weekend will bring the curtain down on a successful league season. The finals of all other categories, including the women’s event, were completed earlier this month.
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Sport:Kirivong stun champs 3-1, Naga blast to the top in rout

Reigning Metfone C-League champions Phnom Penh Crown, who have one eye on next weekend’s participation in the 2012 AFC President’s Cup group stage at home, suffered another dent to their title defence by losing 3-1 to Kirivong Sok Sen Chey yesterday at Olympic Stadium. Egyptian signing Mohammed Zaki settled the nerves of his Takeo-based club with a fourth-minute opener. Team-mate Em Phanna then bolstered his side’s advantage on 80 minutes with the 100th league goal of the 2012 Metfone C-League campaign. Em Phanna put the game beyond doubt with his team’s third in the fourth minute of stoppage time, although Crown sneaked one back a minute later via an Ouk Sothy header. In yesterday’s late kickoff, Hun Sen Cup holders Preah Khan Reach were forced to fight back from two goals down to grab a 2-2 draw against league newcomers Boeung Ket Rubber Field. The Kampong Cham outfit took the initiative with a brace from Nigerian recruit Nwakuna Friday in as many minutes. His first, a header on 33 minutes, was rapidly doubled to put Boeung Ket firmly in the driving seat. However, the Military Police-backed club were not to be outdone, and launched a comeback through the ever-reliable boot of Khuon Laboravy on 71 minutes. A Prak Mony Odom strike a short while later set up an exciting finish, although neither side managed to eke out a winner to finish with points shared. Naga rampage, BBU edge Army On Saturday, Naga Corp blasted themselves to the top of the standing thanks to a 8-1 thrashing of Chhlam Samuth, while Build Bright United bounced off the bottom by inflicting a first defeat of the season on National Defence Ministry. BBU had frontman Pich Sena to thank as saviour with his 85-minute strike proving decisive in their tepid 1-0 victory over the Army team. In a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it encounter later between two-time league champions Naga and floundering Navy-affiliated Sea Sharks, the result seemed a foregone conclusion just 10 minutes in. Om Thavarak got the ball rolling with a goal after three minutes, with Naga’s Kenneth Nwafor doubling their lead moments later. Choun Chum then grabbed his first of four via the penalty spot on 10 minutes. A treble of goals in the second half confirmed Choun Chum as the early frontrunner for the season’s golden boot award with a haul of 11 from seven games so far. Strikes by Sun Sovanrithy and Teab Vathanak either side of the break meant Naga were never out of their comfort zone, although an 81-minute goal by Chhlam Samuth’s Ros Somoeurn offered scant consolation to the team now cemented to the foot of the table.
(Source:PhnomPenhPost)

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Sport:Crown set to host President’s Cup group ties

Phnom Penh Crown FC are busy preparing to host a group stage of the 2012 AFC President’s Cup from May 5 to 9, and held a press conference in conjunction with the Football Federation of Cambodia on Saturday at the Phnom Penh Hotel. Reigning Metfone C-League champions Crown, who made it all the way to the 2011 final of the regional tournament only to succumb 3-2 to home side Taiwan Power Company in a fractious encounter in Kaohsiung, also entertained a group stage competition last year and will once again welcome three top-ranked Asian clubs in their respective domestic leagues. Taking on Crown in Group B for a place in September’s final stage is Bhutan outfit Yeedzin, Dordoi Bishkek of Kyrgyzstan and Nepal Police Club. The teams will play each other once in a round robin format with all but one of the matches held at Olympic Stadium, while the last game between Nepal Police Club and Yeedzin will be at Old Stadium. All three of Crown’s ties are to be broadcast live on TV5. During his address at the conference on Saturday, Khiev Sameth, FFC Vice President and president of the organising committee, said: “It is our honour to receive the vote of confidence from the Asian Football Confederation on Cambodia’s ability to host this event for the second time.” Referees from Japan, Malaysia, and Saudi Arabia will officiate the Group B matches. Each participating club will be collect sponsorship money to the tune of US$15,000 from the AFC, while Crown president Rithy Samnang confirmed his club is well prepared to cope with the costs of hosting the group stage. Crown’s English-born coach David Booth said his players are still young but boast their own power and skills to form a competitive squad. He also noted his belief that they will perform better than before. Meanwhile in Tajikistan, Group C hosts Istiqlol will take on Balkan of Turkmenistan, Palestinian side Markaz Shabab Al-Am’ari and Ratnam of Sri Lanka. Group A, to be contested from May 8 to 12 in Pakistan, will see the holders Taiwan Power Company vie with home side KRL, Sheikh Jamal of Banglasdesh and Mongolia’s Erchim.
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Sport:Bokator Fed launches bouts at Beeline Arena

Six well-contested matchups featured in the inaugural edition of the Cambodia Bokator Federation’s monthly fight nights at Beeline Arena on Chhroy Changvar peninsular on Friday. Sem Sung of Kandal provinces’s Vihear Sour Club got things under way by stopping Ros Cheat of Phnom Penh Bodyguard Club in the second round of their 52kg bout. The second fight was ended early by the referee, who judged it a non-contest between 56kg fighters Nuon Anet of Siem Reap’s Mean Rith Bodyguard Club and Chey Savy of Kirisovann Won Club in Kampong Chhnang province. PP Bodyguards’ Ou Dara then lost his 56kg bout on points to Chut Chunly of Pursat’s Kleang Moeung Club. Chin Kwan Nguy of Phnom Penh’s Makuth Reach Club registered a second knockout victory over Prak Ty of Yay Pring Mean Rith Club in Kampong Chhnang in their 60kg fight. Prak Ty’s clubmate Sien Sokthear was also on the receiving end of a second round knockout against Chy Saly of Sien Reap’s Moha Dray Troyung Club at the same weight. Finally, French fighter Dereck Bidaut of PP Bodyguards wasted little time in his 60kg bout with Sy Vanna of Royal PP Bodyguards with a first round knockout.
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Sport:Annual wushu tourney kicks up participation

Despite failing to attract significant crowds of spectators to the indoor hall of Olympic Stadium, the 2012 National Wushu Championships welcomed an increase in participation compared to previous editions. Two hundred and eighteen male and 151 female competitors hailing from 13 clubs nationwide took to the mats for five days of fierce competition, which wrapped up on Saturday. Phnom Penh’s O’Russey Club took home the top haul of seven golds, five silvers and nine bronzes.
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Sport:King Ta Express FC delivers

Just three rounds left and the tension is palpable in both the English Premier League and its virtual accompaniment, the PPP/CTN Fantasy League. With leaders Man United slipping up spectacularly for a 4-4 draw against Everton, and cross-town rivals Man City keeping up the pressure with a 2-0 win over Championship-bound Wolves, this weekend’s Manchester derby will be compulsive viewing for all football fans. Bolton, seemingly inspired by the saga of Fabrice Muamba, have put in stout performances of late, and their double header in gameweek 35 gave ample opportunity for major points hauls. Top of the list was their Bulgarian midfield rock Martin Petrov with a tally of 17 points spread over the two games. Petrov scored once and set up another during his outings, while his midpark colleague Chris Eagles did the same for 16 points and a place in the Dream team. Sharing MVP status with Petrov was Newcastle’s Yohan Cabaye. The French international, however, grabbed all of his 17 points from just one match thanks to a brace and assist. To round off a sparkling midfield in the elite eleven, Man United’s Nani was back to his best with a goal and two assists for 15 points. Our weekly competition saw King Ta Express FC rush in to take the spoils with a total of 84 points. Managed by delivery man Sopheak Dean, the squad featured lucrative captaincy of Man United’s Wayne Rooney for 26 points, while Petrov and Nani were also included. Sopheak Dean’s side had remained completely unchanged since January 28 and, like a broken clock, it eventually came good with time. Sopheak picks up either an internet dongle or US$20 phone voucher in addition to a T-shirt from sponsors Cellcard. The upcoming bumper edition that is gameweek 36 encompasses the standard weekend set of fixtures, and four extra ties the following midweek. Obviously all eyes will be trained on the top of the table clash and potential title decider between the Manchester giants on Monday night, but spare a thought for players in Liverpool, Fulham, Stoke, Everton, Chelsea, Newcastle, Bolton and Tottenham, who are set to play two games each. Transfer deadline is the usual 5:30pm Cambodian time on Saturday afternoon.
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