live online Tennis, Football, cricket Watch Streaming Sports: December 2008

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Watch Streaming Premier League Manchester City v Hull City

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Manchester City
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Hull City

Sunderland v Blackburn Rovers Live streaming Premier League

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Sunderland
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Blackburn Rovers

Arsenal Logo v Portsmouth Logo

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Live Streaming Stoke City v Manchester United

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Stoke City
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Manchester United

Premier League - FA

Premier League - FA apologise over Evra rownited full-back Evra was punished for clashing with Chelsea groundstaff at Stamford Bridge last season, with the fall-out from the incident continuing when the report of the improper conduct hearing was published on the FA's website.

It led to FA chairman Lord Triesman and United chief executive David Gill meeting in Tokyo during the FIFA Club World Cup - and both parties hoping to draw a line under the saga.

An FA statement read: "On reviewing the decision to publish, the FA have provided assurances that in future all participants will be made fully aware prior to any hearing that all evidence provided should be done so in the knowledge that it could be made public.

"The FA have also given a commitment that it will ensure appropriate measures will be in place to prevent information being publicised following disciplinary hearings, before clubs are notified of any formal decisions from hearings or intention to publicise findings.

United return smiling

On Sunday in Tokyo Manchester United won FIFA's Club World Championship despite the fact - according to their manager Sir Alex Ferguson - their players were so jet-lagged none of them got more than a couple of hours continuous shut eye. One thing is for sure, as they pored over the newspapers on their return home, Ferguson's squad would not have lost any sleep.

As a cure for travellers' blues the news that none of their title rivals had managed to make use of United's absence to win a few matches could not be beaten. This is what they discovered as they returned home: Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea couldn't find a victory between them. Instead of being cut adrift by their enforced involvement in Sepp Blatter's monumental folly, they can scan a table which looks distinctly more favourable just as January - always Ferguson's favourite month - comes ever closer. And why is January Ferguson's favourite month? Because traditionally that's when his teams make their surge for the title.