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Both teams are locked in a titanic battle for the season's two major honours - but will they have to split their differences? Posted Saturday, May 03, 2008 11:30 by Patrick Cook
The Premier League's finest will travel to the Russian capital to battle it out for Europe's most glittering crown on May 21. It's going to be good, old fashioned English beef at Europe's top table (well, sort of!) Posted Saturday, May 03, 2008 04:30 by Joe Morris
The finest sides in the land served up a thriller in their last game – can they resist the urge to play it safe with so much at stake in Moscow? Posted Friday, May 02, 2008 14:37 by 101greatgoals.com
The true concept of the Champions League is about to end in Moscow with Rafa Benitez's men threatening to neutralise the beautiful game into a doldrum of interminable snoring... Posted Wednesday, April 30, 2008 16:52 by Samir Brandao
Scholes equals goals equals the Champions League final. Sir Alex's carrot-top set up a Red-letter day in Moscow with his 14th-minute strike against Barcelona. The wonder is that Fergie never made him an out-and-out striker... Posted Wednesday, April 30, 2008 16:09 by Philip Smith
A Champions League final and the Premier League title are looking a bit shaky now after some inexplicable decisions by the most successful manager in the game. Posted Tuesday, April 29, 2008 14:01 by Leigh-Ervin Jackson
The Manchester United boss is not afraid to speak his mind, with the obsequious media lapping it up and filling endless columns of back-pages space. Meanwhile, over in west London a dour Israeli has quietly been going about his business... Posted Tuesday, April 29, 2008 07:07 by nicholas patrick
The laird of Old Trafford says Chelsea shouldn't have been given a spot kick "in a major game like that" ... but rules are rules. Posted Monday, April 28, 2008 13:17 by Jonathan Naylor
All the Premier League clubs are dependent on foreign talent, but what would happen if the plug was pulled? A closer insepction of the English reserves shows some clubs are handily placed to cope with such a crisis. Posted Sunday, April 27, 2008 14:31 by Alex Alsworth
The only way to break up the Big Four is to revert to the old European Cup format and give a genuine chance to the rest in a re-vamped UEFA Cup. Posted Sunday, April 27, 2008 13:00 by Syd Farr
Two-goal Michael Ballack made Avram Grant's day at Stamford Bridge and dumped Sir Alex Ferguson back in ''squeaky bum'' territory. But which of the Big Two has the bottle to win both the Champions League and Premier League? Posted Saturday, April 26, 2008 15:56 by Philip Smith
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