Blues March On

Chelsea showed their power again on Saturday with a 4-0 thrashing of Wolverhampton. The Blues put some distance between themselves and some of their rivals as Arsenal fell to Sunderland and Liverpool drew with Manchester City, leaving only Manchester United with a chance to keep pace.

Reds Drop Points... Again

Liverpool's problems continued with another draw on Saturday against Manchester City. After taking two injuries and having to replace both Ryan Babel and Danial Agger in the early going, Liverpool had to rely on Babel's replacement Yossi Benayoun to grab the equalizer and keep all three points...

Pain in the Ankle

Los Angeles midfielder David Beckham could require an injection to quell the pain caused by bone bruising in his right ankle. Kyle McCarthy discusses Beckham's ailing ankle, wonders about his decision to discuss the injury and reveals a few choice quotes in his MLS Cup Notebook.

Rubin Rule Russia

Rubin Kazan retained their title as Russian champions after a 0-0 draw with Zenit St. Petersburg. Despite entering the match thinking they would need a win to retain the title, results went the way of the defending champs and the single point was enough to earn a second straight crown.

The French Rejection

Following the controversial non-decision in France's playoff with Ireland regarding Thierry Henry's handball, the French Football Federation have decided not to ask FIFA for a replay, based on the grounds that it was up to the referee to make the call, and a rematch isn't just.

Strike Force

The Phalanx Prophecy is back and Zac Lee Rigg brings the latest and greatest from around Serie A. With the international break over, the country can stop sweating the striker position on the national team and get back to some of the quality matches that the league has on offer this weekend.

TFE: The Fun Begins

Another international break has come and gone and it's now time to return your focus to the English Premier League. After a short hiatus, Goal.com's Shane Evans has returned to bring you another journalistic gem, that comes in the form of this week's edition of "The Full English."