Martin O'Neill has a dilemma. For the first time since he took over as Aston Villa manager, he has the strength in depth in his squad to maintain a challenge for a top-four place. It is a position that the Northern Irishman has longed to be in, but one that he has yet to take advantage of this...
00:10 » GuardianHaving hit the banks where it hurts, the recession has finally caught up with football's eliteThe question we all dread from foreign visitors to these islands is: "What does Britain actually do?" All we can say is that we surge into cities on overcrowded trains and then disperse mysteriously,...
00:10 » Guardian• Manager's position is sacrosanct at Old Trafford, says Scot• Manchester United battle through injury crisis for visit to HullAlex Ferguson believes Manchester United would never behave in the way Manchester City did in sacking Mark Hughes halfway through his second season – and...
00:10 » GuardianLiquid football at Aston Villa, meltdown at Portsmouth and time for Gary Megson to look away as the season reaches the halfway pointArsenal, 3rd, Bernard Azulay, GoonersDiary.blogspot.comExpectations were inflated by an early-season glut of goals until Chelsea and injuries burst our bubble. But...
00:10 » Guardian• New Scotland manager has a big rebuilding job• Friendly matches will be kept to a minimumOn the basis that managerial positions only fall vacant because a team is in trouble, remedial work is invariably the first duty of the new appointee. Few teams are as troubled as Scotland at...
00:10 » GuardianWith the old Big Four struggling, watch out for Martin O'Neill's side even if the established quartet have rallied in the pastThe story of the Premier League season at the halfway stage is one of top-four standards slipping, in some cases quite badly, while for once the chasing teams look...
00:10 » GuardianRoberto Mancini acknowledged last night that he was "not popular" like Mark Hughes but says he can win over those sceptical about the Welshman's departure after opening his Manchester City managerial career with a win.
00:00 » The IndependentAs Liverpool stumble and others leap ahead of them, the possibility grows that this will finally be the season when the top four teams in the Premier League cannot be predicted with customary certainty. For all Manchester City's money and Tottenham's promise, Aston Villa under Martin O'Neill have...
00:00 » The Independent| Tuesday 1st April 2008 | |||
| 1st Leg | |||
| Roma | 0-2 | Manchester United | |
| Schalke 04 | 0-1 | Barcelona | |
| Wednesday 2nd April 2008 | |||
| 1st Leg | |||
| Arsenal | 1-1 | Liverpool | |
| Fenerbahce | 2-1 | Chelsea | |
| Tuesday 8th April 2008 | |||
| 2nd Leg | |||
| Chelsea | 2-0 | Fenerbahce | (3-2) |
| Liverpool | 4-2 | Arsenal | (5-3) |
| Wednesday 9th April 2008 | |||
| 2nd Leg | |||
| Barcelona | 1-0 | Schalke 04 | (2-0) |
| Manchester United | 1-0 | Roma | (3-0) |
