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Thursday, November 23, 2017
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Manchester United midfielder Juan Mata sends Jose Mourinho a message
Man Utd midfielder Juan Mata is happy at Old Trafford.
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Champions League, Premier League, La Liga to air live on free TV
In line with its continued support in helping Philippine football grow, ABS-CBN Sports is taking a extra step in exposing the Filipino audience to the greatness of the sport. Football superstars Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo will soon be a regular fixture on local free TV after ABS-CBN Sports+Action forged a partnership with Hong Kong-based […]
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Wednesday, November 22, 2017
walesonline - Football News
Blakey's Bootroom special podcast: Mighty Bruno Manga, brilliant Barnsley win and the Wales manager question
A special edition of the podcast in which Nathan Blake, Dominic Booth and Paul Abbandonato discuss two Cardiff City wins, plus debate who should be Chris Coleman's successor
The Independent - Football
Alan Pardew to be interviewed for West Brom manager job following the sacking of Tony Pulis
Pardew has been out of work since leaving Crystal Palace a year ago
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This guy is the most underrated striker in the Champions League
Scoring goals in the Champions League is the pinnacle of any striker’s career.
From Raul to Ruud van Nistelrooy, via Thierry Henry and Andriy Shevchenko, any striker wanting to be considered ‘world-class’ needed to have serious European pedigree on their CV.
But what if we said there is a criminally underrated striker with more Champions League goals to his name than Romario still going today?
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The 1,000 goal manGetty - Contributor
Yep, the same Romario who claimed to have scored more than 1,000 goals during his career.
We’re not just picking on Romario though.
The striker in question also has more Champions League goals than Nicolas Anelka and Fernando Torres.
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He’s also one of only five players to have scored more than two Champions League hat-tricks, joining Filippo Inzaghi, Mario Gomez, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in the elite group.
We’re not done there either.
Our man is one of two players, along with Messi, to have scored five goals in one Champions League game.
Time to spill the beans? Okay. We’re talking about Spartak Moscow striker Luiz Adriano.
With 21 Champions League goals to his name and counting, Adriano is tied with Steven Gerrard in the European rankings.
The 30-year-old’s last Champions League goal came on 17 October during Spartak’s 5-1 demolition of Sevilla.
The big man
It was with former club Shakhtar Donetsk that Adriano really stole the headlines.
The Brazilian scored five times against BATE Borisov, completing his hat-trick in just 11 minutes and becoming Shakhtar’s all-time leading goalscorer in the process.
In Shakhtar’s next Champions League game he scored another hat-trick, putting BATE to the sword again.
He loved playing against BATEReuters
The four-time Brazil international had an unhappy spell with Milan before moving to Spartak but is now amongst the goals again.
Adriano’s next Champions League game will see him travel to Anfield to take on a shaky Liverpool defence with qualification to the knockout stages at stake.
We can hear him licking his lips from here.
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