• Motherwell striker detained by police for alleged assault • 'I'm annoyed at myself but there was nothing in it really' The Motherwell striker Michael Higdon claimed "things have been blown out of proportion" after he was arrested for an alleged assault just hours after being named as…
00:05 » Guardian• Manager targets one more win after Stoke draw • 'We're very pleased to have 41 points,' says Pulis Paolo Di Canio believes Sunderland are one win away from securing Premier League survival and has dubbed Sunday's home game with Southampton "our Champions League final". Sunderland's…
00:00 » GuardianJamie Carragher believes Liverpool have started to show signs of progress during his final season at the club.
00:00 » SkySports.comBoss Paolo Di Canio says Sunderland's home match with Southampton on Saturday will be a "Champions League final".
06 May » BBC SportPaolo Di Canio feared he had become the manager of "masochist club" after Sunderland fell behind against Stoke City and then had Craig Gardner sent off.
06 May » TelegraphAs the season draws to a close, which players are producing the goods when it maters?
06 May » BBC SportStoke City moved up to 41 points on Monday night, dragging them closer to ensuring that they will stay up and play their sixth straight season of Premier League football next year. It is an impressive achievement for a team with their background but it does raise the question whether or not they…
06 May » The IndependentArsenal's goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny has claimed that Tottenham "do not have enough quality" to finish in the top four of the Premier League and qualify for next season's Champions League in an interview broadcast on the Arsenal website, remarkably, given the conservatism of the club's in-house…
06 May » The IndependentThe Chelsea defender David Luiz has told friends that he was laughing at a Manchester United supporter who berated him as "Sideshow Bob", the character from The Simpsons to whom he bears a resemblance, in the moments after he was fouled by Rafael da Silva on Sunday at Old Trafford.
06 May » The Independent| Tuesday 24th April 2007 | |||
| 1st Leg | |||
| Manchester United | 3-2 | AC Milan | |
| Wednesday 25th April 2007 | |||
| 1st Leg | |||
| Chelsea | 1-0 | Liverpool | |
| Tuesday 1st May 2007 | |||
| 2nd Leg | |||
| Liverpool | 1-0 | Chelsea | aet (1-1) |
| (Liverpool won on penalties) | |||
| Wednesday 2nd May 2007 | |||
| 2nd Leg | |||
| AC Milan | 3-0 | Manchester United | (5-3) |
