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Whatever It Takes
Goal.com columnist Leander Schaerlaeckens points out that Chelsea may not have played the most attractive brand of soccer, but the club got the results it needed to become Europe's best.
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Always The Bridesmaid
Arjen Robben has consistently fallen on the wrong side of the line between success and failure in the last three years. Zac Lee Rigg takes a look at the Dutchman's not-so-glorious recent history.
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Written In The Stars
Chelsea is the champion of Europe after an incredible match which saw Didier Drogba level the game in the 88th minute. After the game ended 1-1, Drogba scored the winning penalty kick.
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Moving Forward
In his latest blog entry for Goal.com, Bolton defender Tim Ream discusses his club team's chances of moving back up to the Premier League after getting relegated on the last day of the season.
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Home Disadvantage
Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech believes that Bayern Munich is at a disadvantage because it has to deal with the pressure of playing on its home field. The German club's players seem to disagree.
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TFE: And The Winner Is...
With the English Premier League season officially over, Shane Evans takes a look back at what has come to pass and hands out his annual TFE awards in today's edition of "The Full English."
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No Guarantees
Chelsea's interim manager Roberto Di Matteo may bring the Champions League trophy to London this weekend, but it won't be enough for him to keep his job, writes Martin Rogers.
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The Barcelona midfielder and former Arsenal says that, as with all top sides, good fortune played a major role in the Blues' Champions League triumph on Saturday more »
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Times In EDT
Top Scorers
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Robin van Persie
Striker Arsenal |
30 | 2 |
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Wayne Rooney
Striker Man United |
27 | 6 |
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Kun Agüero
Striker Man City |
23 | 3 |
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Aiyegbeni Yakubu
Striker Blackburn Rovers |
17 | 4 |
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Emmanuel Adebayor
Striker Tottenham |
17 | 3 |