Breaking News:PSG Coach Blag Again

Laurent Blanc hailed Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League win over Chelsea as a tactical one after outplaying the English champions across two legs in Europe.

Adrien Rabiot and Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored either side of Diego Costa's first-half equaliser as PSG booked their spot in the quarter-finals via a 2-1 victory at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday.

OMG: Ronaldinho Is All Time Greatest..................Sir Ferguson

The Portugal international has hailed the former Barcelona star as the greatest of all time, and reserved special praise for ex-Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson

Fenerbahce winger Luis Nani has revealed his belief that Ronaldinho is the greatest footballer in history.

Speaking during a question and answer session with the Europa League's official Facebook page, the Portugal international stated that, at the peak of his powers, the Brazilian had no equal.

“The best player in history? Ronaldinho,” Nani said. “Because when he was at his best nobody could compare.

“He always had a smile on his face as well. He had skill, scored fantastic goals and put magic into the game.”

Breaking News:Big Difference Messi And Ranaldo........

 Juventus centre-back Giorgio Chiellini has revealed the difference in his methods for marking both Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, and the tactics he employs for the latter are... unconventional.

The Italian, who has played against the best teams from across Europe during his 11-year stint with the Bianconeri, is a seasoned veteran at 31 years old and outined a simple method to stunt Ronaldo.

Messi, on the other hand, is an entirely different prospect and Chiellini has admitted that sometimes he has to call in back up from a higher power when facing the Barcelona star.





"How do you mark Ronaldo? You try not to leave him alone and don't let him shoot on his right foot. As for Messi... you just make the sign of the cross!" the defender told Eurosport Italia.

"Experience helps you read certain situations better and make less mistakes in terms of behaviour. Knowing your opponent is also important, too, individually as well as the team. 

"Everyone has to be good at understanding their own job - in the last few years a defender’s role has changed a lot."

OMG:Ronalda Want A Baby Again......

Popular Portuguese tabloid Correio da Manha have claimed that Cristiano Ronaldo's goal celebration against Celta Vigo is a sure sign that the Real Madrid star is expecting a second child from a surrogate mother. The Portuguese captain stuffed the ball inside his jersey following one of his four goals in Real Madrid's 7-1 win at the Santiago Benabeu during the weekend.

Breaking News: Pele Auction Will Take Off In UK.................

Three-time football World Cup winner, Pele, is putting some 2,000 items up for auction, including his three World Cup medals and a one of a kind Jules Rimet trophy that could fetch up to one million dollars, auctioneers said on Thursday.

Breaking News: Alex Sanchez Fail Arsenal FC.......

Alexis Sanchez has revealed that if he does not find the net for Arsenal, it gives him sleepless nights.

The Chile international star has struggled for form in recent times as the Gunners’ challenge for the Premier League title has stuttered, but broke a barren spell in front of goal by finding the net in last weekend’s derby draw with Tottenham.

Breaking News: Angel Di Maria Praised PSG...

Angel Di Maria says Paris Saint-Germain deserved to book their place in the Champions League quarter-finals at the expense of Chelsea.

The French champions advanced through to the last eight after securing a 2-1 victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday evening, winning 4-2 on aggregate.

Di Maria made a crucial impact on the night, setting up Zlatan Ibrahimovic for PSG's second to ensure they won both legs of their last-16 tie by the same 2-1 scoreline.

And the former Manchester United man feels PSG were worthy winners after “demonstrating their talent” against Guus Hiddink's Chelsea.

"We're very happy. It's a huge joy," Di Maria said, as quoted by UEFA.com.

"The work of one season has come to fruition. We demonstrated our talent

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GOD LOVE YOU....

OMG:Zidane Will Be Best Ever Coach............PEPE

Real Madrid defender Pepe has "no doubts" that Zinedine Zidane is on track to become one of the best coaches in world football.

Madrid have made a strong response to the home derby defeat against Atletico Madrid last month, defeating Levante 3-1 before romping to a 7-1 victory over Celta Vigo on Saturday.

The club's attention now turns to Tuesday's second leg of their Champions League last-16 tie against Roma, which they lead 2-0 from the first leg.

Ahead of the game at the Santiago Bernabeu, Pepe hailed Zidane and believes he is on track for a hugely successful career in management.

"He has contributed many things," said the centre-back when asked about Zidane's impact.

"The first is teamwork, the second is ensuring we do not let ourselves get worn down in things that are not part of football.

Breaking News: Drogba Share Coat With Aubameyang....................

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has been turning heads all season thanks to his 22 goals in the Bundesliga... and some rather unique wardrobe choices.

The striker, who is bettered only by Robert Lewandowksi in the league scoring charts this season, reportedly borrowed a furry white coat Derek Zoolander would be fond of from his girlfriend Alysha Behague.

It not only caught the eye of fans in Germany but also Didier Drogba, who took the opportunity to poke fun at Aubameyang and his style choices on Instagram.

He wrote: "They don't even know that all the goals are hidden in that jacket @aubameyang97 #leretourduYeti #pimp #swaggieboyzzz."

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Breaking News: Okraku Replied Sarkodie Attacks............................

Hiphop artiste, Sarkodie on Saturday evening released a new single titled ‘A man’s world’ directed at Peace Fm’s Akwasi Aboagye and Slip music boss, Mark Okraku-Mantey.

According to Sarkodie, someone should tell Mark Okraku-Mantey that it’s because of the love he has for him, that is why he’s always talking about him, and when he gets hold of him he is more or less sure Mark Okraku-Mantey will beat him.

Breaking News: CAF Suspend Executives....

The issues of match fixing on the African terrain is becoming a commonality and the Confederation of African Football (CAF) in it pursuit of eradicating it has suspended Edzai Kasinauyo, an Executive Member of Zimbabwe Football Association (ZFA).

OMG: Rihanna Challenge Beyounce................

Beyonce sang that girls "run the world" but she is not alone in ruling Spotify, where Rihanna is giving her a strong challenge.

The leading streaming service released a list of the most popular female artists for International Women's Day and found that Rihanna was the most listened to globally.

Shocking News: Trump Won In Attackes......woooooo

This Tuesday wasn't as hyped and didn't quite have the drama of Super Tuesday - yet there are several things we learned about the contest for the Republican nomination ahead of November's US presidential election.

Breaking News: Sully Muntari Is Banned.........

Sulley Muntari's dirty disciplinary record reared its ugly head in Saudi Arabia with the controversial Ghanaian midfielder getting a two-match ban and slapped with a fine for physically attacking an opponent during a match.

This comes just under two years after the Ghana star physically attacked a Ghana FA official for no apparent reason at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil during a meeting.

The Al Ittihad player was handed the stiff punishment for the shocking attack on his opponent in their match against Al Wahda.

Angry Saudi Arabia football federation officials were scandalized by the attack by the Ghanaian player on his opponent in the Saudi Champions Cup last 16 clash on Tuesday night.

Swift action by the Disciplinary Committee of the Saudi football authorities means the Ghanaian will be banned for two matches while paying a huge fine for his conduct which played out of live television throughout the Arab Region.

Breaking News: Djokovic Is All Time Tennis Player........

He's one of the all-time tennis greats. A man with 14 grand slam titles tucked away and a name that demands respect.

Not that Pete Sampras' children -- his main focus since retirement from the game -- seem to be aware.

"I'm helping them to behave, listen and be good kids. It's not easy," Sampras told CNN's Open Court show.

"I mean these kids just don't listen to me! I tell them something to do and they do the complete opposite. It's tough being a parent these days.

"It's definitely much different from my life as a tennis player. Everything was about me. What I was eating, what I was doing. I was traveling. Now it's about my kids."

It is that dedication to his craft that elevated Sampras into a class of his own in the men's game for so long.

A breakthrough victory at the U.S. Open in 1990 announced his arrival, and though a fallow period ensued before he bagged grand slam title number two, by 1993 his era of dominance was about to hit full charge.

In the next seven years the 44-year-old locked down 12 of his majors, seven of them at Wimbledon, despite grass being a surface he admitted to CNN back in 2012 he "hated" at the outset of his career.

But once he got over that, in his own words: "I was the owner of the place for the next seven years."

No longer, though, is he the owner of a crown he acquired with a fourth straight win at the All England club in 2000, which established him as the most successful male player ever with 12 grand slams.

Two more were to follow, only for his 14 titles to be eclipsed by Roger Federer at Wimbledon in 2009, with Sampras watching on.

"I was resigned when I saw Roger do it at Wimbledon," explained the American. "Sure, I would have loved for my 14 to last forever but it was meant to be broken.

"Roger not only passed me but he has 17 and Rafa (Nadal) has 14 and Novak (Djokovic) has 11. Literally three guys who passed me in one decade or in pretty much 15 years' time. It's incredible, I didn't see it coming."

'Big Two' 

Federer's quest for an 18th is now in its fourth year. The Swiss has finished runner-up to Djokovic three times during that period, but Sampras says he is stunned Federer is still slugging it out at the top with a generation of younger players.

"With Roger I'm amazed," said Sampras. "He's 34 now, he's still ranked two, three in the world. He's competing for majors, he's still playing great tennis.

"He's almost playing better now than he did 10 ten years ago. He's improving!"



Sampras thinks the so-called "big four" has been halved, with Nadal, from Spain, and Britain's Andy Murray dropping out.

"I think it's the big two," he said. "Quite honestly those two are the best players in the world," added Sampras, referring to Djokovic and Federer.

Even so Djokovic is the man way out in front of everybody else at present and only defeat to Federer's compatriot Stan Wawrinka in the French Open final prevented him winning a single-season grand slam in 2015.

He kicked off the 2016 campaign with a sixth victory at the Australian Open in January to pull level on 11 major titles with Bjorn Borg and Rod Laver in the pantheon of grand slam greats.

"He's the best in the world and it's impressive," Sampras said of the Serbian. "He's so good, moves so well, has the whole package. Mentally, physically he's so strong.

"You can tell that he's so focused on being the best in the world and he's dominating at a time when the game is strong. His run in the last couple of years has been incredible.



"To beat Roger twice at the U.S. Open and Wimbledon, to beat Rafa at the French. Truly he's one of the greats of all time. He's won 11 majors, he's only 28.

"If he keeps this up over the next three, four years, he could very well pass me and get to 16, 17."

Meanwhile, Nadal has toiled in recent seasons, struggling with injury and a loss of form.

He's tied with Sampras on 14 career grand slam titles but looks a long way from adding to that tally at present.

"There's something missing in his game, I'm not sure what," Sampras said. "He's really struggling. He's hitting a lot of short balls. He's not as aggressive. He just seems really tense out there, he's nervous. When he's losing on clay that's shocking to me.

"But it's not over for him. He's too good. He's won too much. But I feel for him. I went through a couple of years where I wasn't playing well, you lose confidence but I still had a serve."

Future plans 

Sampras has played a smattering of exhibition matches since hanging up his racket in 2003, but has eschewed the coaching route taken by fellow ex-pros like Boris Becker and Michael Chang.

And that could be extremely good news for any aspiring tennis players in the Los Angeles area.

"I don't want to travel and be at these events for more than a couple of days," he added. "I just don't have it in me to put in the work.

"If there's some young kids that want to hit in L.A. I'm more open to do that but as far as traveling 20 weeks a year it's not something I want to do.

"You never know, it could change but for the time being I'm happy just to play a little bit here and there.