LONDON (AP): Carlos Tevez's 16th goal of the season helped Manchester City earn a 4-2 win over second-tier Leicester in a FA Cup third-round replay on Tuesday.
The Argentina striker set City on its way in the 15th minute with a stunning individual effort and although he later missed a second-half penalty, the hosts had too much for Leicester as they set up a match at Notts County in the fourth round.
Patrick Vieira and Adam Johnson scored in the space of 77 seconds to put Roberto Mancini's side 3-1 up at the break and Aleksandar Kolarov's late finish saw off the plucky visitors, coached by former City manager Sven-Goran Eriksson.
Premier League struggler Wolverhampton thrashed Doncaster 5-0 to progress and will next play Stoke, which beat Cardiff 2-0 thanks to two extra-time goals by striker Jon Walters.
Arsenal travels to Leeds, which plays in the second-tier League Championship, on Wednesday in the other third-round replay.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Chelsea's problems deepen with 1-0 loss at Wolves
LONDON (AP): Chelsea's dismal form worsened Wednesday when it slipped to a 1-0 defeat at last-place Wolverhampton Wanderers for one of its most embarrassing defeats in the Premier League.
While Manchester City fell two points behind Premier League leader Manchester United with a 0-0 draw at third-place Arsenal, a fifth-minute own-goal by Jose Bosingwa left defending champion Chelsea outside the Champions League qualifying places after two wins in its past nine matches.
Early season leader Chelsea has now taken just 10 points from the last 11 games.
Chelsea's defeat meant that Tottenham kept fourth place despite a 2-1 loss at Everton, which completed a good night for United, which beat Stoke 2-1 on Tuesday to maintain the league's only unbeaten record. United has 44 points from 20 games as it pursues a record 19th English championship.
Liverpool's poor form also continued with a 3-1 loss at Blackburn, which only led to more chants from fans for manager Roy Hodgson to be fired.
While Manchester City fell two points behind Premier League leader Manchester United with a 0-0 draw at third-place Arsenal, a fifth-minute own-goal by Jose Bosingwa left defending champion Chelsea outside the Champions League qualifying places after two wins in its past nine matches.
Early season leader Chelsea has now taken just 10 points from the last 11 games.
Chelsea's defeat meant that Tottenham kept fourth place despite a 2-1 loss at Everton, which completed a good night for United, which beat Stoke 2-1 on Tuesday to maintain the league's only unbeaten record. United has 44 points from 20 games as it pursues a record 19th English championship.
Liverpool's poor form also continued with a 3-1 loss at Blackburn, which only led to more chants from fans for manager Roy Hodgson to be fired.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Robinho’s future
Robinho’s future at Manchester City is really becoming a confusing situation. Barcelona who seem to be very interested in the Brazilian, now apparently they don’t have enough funds to fork out.
City only recently managed to scoop the Brazilian International and just months down the line we don’t even know if he will be around at City come next season.Barca’s financial position might only see Robinho’s move in the form of a loan or a swop.
Whether or not City are prepared for this type of a deal, remains pretty unclear.Probed by injury, we have not seen as much of him as we would of liked to. He is a key player at City and can definitely help lift them to the top.He should just stay put for now until City’s presence in the league reaches new heights. He is at a club that will surely find success but he should just be a little patient, as should all.
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