D4: Samba Can't Save El Toro (Matchday 11)



D3: CSKA STINK, SAMP SINK! (Matchday 11)


A 1-1 draw with the league leaders is a positive result, and we are now unbeaten in 6 league games. Unfortunately the quantity of draws means we are just 2 points clear of the relegation zone currently, we would rather win and then lose than get 2 draws.

Hugos Monkides (Sassuolo)

A dominant display. Fortunately for us it was an own goal that decided the result for us, also Caqueret scored for the second game in a row to keep the goals coming from the midfield. We enter the top half now to stake a claim for playoff places. We march on!

Robérto Downinho (Cruzeiro)

D2: Levante and Sao Paulo Dominant at Top (Matchday 11)

Utterly Dominant display from the Bhoys tonight , we have been great this season but usually not taking our chances and unfortunately tonight for Hamburg they caught us bang on form.

Scott Mckenzie (São Paulo FC)

It was crucial to get back to winning ways after our defeat Thursday. We controlled the game and could and should of won by more.

Glen Mullan (RCD Espanyol)

D1: McLean Sleeps as Juve, Chelsea and Hellas March On (Matchday 11)

It was great to feel again all the love of the gialloblù family, grazie! Think there were very good moments tonight, hopefully the boys can keep up this attitude & bring more joys to our tifosi.

André Libras-Boas (Hellas Verona)

World Club Cup 2nd Round



2ND ROUND 1ST NOVEMBER



DINIPRO V ATALANTA

LEVANTE V DORTMUND

JUVENTUS V SHALKE

PORTO V TWENTE

MAN CITY V AC MILAN

INTERNATIONAL V ARSENAL

LIVERPOOL V VALENCIA

AZ ALKMAR V SPORTING

DYNAMO M V BARCELONA

PSG V HELLAS

SHAKTAR V SPURS

DINAMO Z V ESPANOL

ANDERLECT V HAMBURG

TORINO V AJAX

MAN UTD V BAYERN MUNICH

BORUSSIA MONCHENGLADBACH V ROMA


Youth Cup Group Stage

60 teams entered this season's competition.

Team name Average rating
Espanyol 85
Hamburger SV 84
Levante 84
Genoa 83
Leicester City 83
Real Madrid 83
Borussia Dortmund 82
Hertha Berlin 82
Inter 82
AC Milan 81
Arsenal 81
Aston VillaBarcelona 8184
Benfica 81
Club Brugge 81
internacional 81
Manchester City 81
Marseille 80
PSG 80
River Plate 80
Rubin Kazan 80
Schalke 80
Southampton 80
Montpellier 79
Sampdoria 79
Torino 79
Valencia 79
Atletico Madrid 78
Bayern 78
Chelsea 78
Dinamo Zagreb 78
Dynamo Kyiv 78
FK Partizan 78
Independiente 78
Lazio 78
Leverkusen 78
Manchester United 78
Monchengladbach 78
ROMA 78
Standard Liege 78
WBA 78
Anderlecht 77
Atalanta 77
CSKA 77
Dynamo Moskva 77
Fenerbache 77
Sevilla 77
Stuttgart 77
Villarreal 77
Celta vigo 76
Augsburg 75
Besiktas 75
Fiorentina 75
Hoffenheim 75
Lokomotiv Moskva 75
Tottenham 75
Zenit SP 75
PSV 74
Chievo Verona 72
Málaga 72
Celtic 70

Due to time limitations, this season the group stage will be World Cup style, i.e., play teams in your group only once.

The top two from each group, plus the two best third placed teams, will qualify for the knockout stage - a single leg round of 32, followed by two legged rounds of 16, 8, 4 and final.

The 16 losers in the round of 32, plus the 13 remaining third placed teams and the three best fourth placed teams, will compete in the Youth Shield - single legged rounds of 32 and 16, followed by two legged rounds of 8, 4 and final.

The Group Stage is live on Challonge.com. (Ignore the finals bracket, I will do a separate draw for the knockout stage).

Group games will be played on Saturday 21 and 28 October, and 4 November.


Club World Shield

Top 100 Club World Shield is back. Totally 32teams qualified for Shield this time and we will have two legged tournament with 9 rounds of game to decide the ultimate champion. List of teams qualified for first round (or R32) of Shield are as follows :

Feyenoord Rubin Kazan West Brom Stuttgart
Chelsea Sao Paulo Lokomotiv Moskova Sevilla
Augsburg West Ham Aston Villa Leicester
Lazio Inter Dynamo Kyiv Fiorentina
Everton Genoa Athletic Club Independiente
Montpellier Olym Lyon Celta Vigo Std. Liege
Monaco Boca Juniors Chievo Verona Real Madrid
H.Berlin Napoli Swansea River Plate

Through random draw, we finalised the fixtures of R32 where each team will play an opponent twice (1 home, 1 away) and winners will qualify for next round. The first leg will be played on 18th October while the 2nd leg will be played on 25th October. The fixture schedule are :

Rules of Club World Shield are :

Thank you and good luck.


D5: PSV SIX POINTS CLEAR (Matchday 10)


Another win, but this time a couple of injuries that'll mean Unal and Sabaly miss the away trip to Napoli. Plan for the season's beginning was to avoid the auto sack, and I think we're on track!

Chris East (PSV)


Had a horrible start to the season but now 5 unbeaten. Strange game last night felt watching it boca were all over us but turns out it was just the possession they dominated. Pretty even on attempts but it all changed when Tigges came on at 60 mins we suddenly scored 2 goals both set up by the big man. Thats 3 assists in 7 for the big man he can't score to save his life mind!

Josh McMillan (FC Basel)


D4: FLAMENGO TOP, AUGSBURG FALL AWAY (Matchday 10)





We must be clinical when opportunities arise as it's important to put the game to bed at any given moment.

L H (Torino)

D2: SAO PAULO UP TO 2ND (Matchday 10)



A much needed and somewhat surprising win, as we threw caution to the wind.

simon thomas (Fenerbahçe SK)

Another frustrating night in the league. We edge the stats yet again but another loss see's us down in 19th and for the 2nd time this season we have 5 players unavailable for the next game

Andrew Bailey (AC Milan)

Changed system and got a win. Not our best performance, Martinez saving late penalty.

Lee Reynolds (Standard Liège)

Bit disappointed we couldn't hold on for the win, felt we just about deserved it. Midwwek Cup exertions probably cost us in the end.

David Marsden (Hamburger SV)

17 goals scored in last 6 games across all competitions. Great turn around in our form!

Paul Masters (SC Internacional)

It was 50-50 possession but in the end their additional quality was a bridge too far. I'm delighted with the effort and its been a fantastic first quarter of the season.

Glen Mullan (RCD Espanyol)

A solid performance tonight. If we took our chances it could have been a few more but Spurs' goalie was in outstanding form, Locatelli was the one who made the breakthrough for the 3 points.

Scott Mckenzie (São Paulo FC)