5 april sunday live matches

Everton 1-0Wigan Goodison Park15:00

Man Utd 3-1Aston Villa Old Trafford16:00


Spanish Primera Liga

Atletico Madrid 2-4 Osasuna link1

Valencia CF 4-1 Getafe CF link1


Italy Serie A

Atalanta 1-2 FiorentinaAtleti Azzurri d'Italia 12:00 link1

Juventus 3-3 Chievo Stadio Olimpico 14:00 link1

Cagliari 1-0 Catania Sant'Elia 14:00 link1

Siena 2-0 LazioArtemio Franchi 1 4:00 link1

Palermo 1-0 Torino Renzo Barbera 14:00 Link1

Roma 2-1 Bologna Stadio Olimpico 14:00 Link1

Reggina 2-1Genoa Oreste Granillo 14:00 Link1



Udinese 0-1 Inter Milan Stadio Friuli 18:00 Link1

AC Milan 2-0 LecceSan Siro 20:00 Link1

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Andrew Strauss

England's captain, Andrew Strauss, steered his side level in their ODI series against West Indies with a brilliant and uncharacteristic knock, with the decider still to come in St Lucia next week.

VVS Laxman

VVS Laxman slammed his 14th Test hundred on the final day of the second Test against New Zealand to steer India to safety.

Roelef van der Merwe

Roelef van der Merwe, who blasted 48 from 30 deliveries provided the much needed impetus to the South African innings after Australia had them on the mats with a very disciplined bowling performance.

Gautam Gambhir

Gautam Gambhir put up a brilliant display of patience to crack his fifth hundred in Test cricket to take India to a safe zone against New Zealand on the fourth day of the second Test.

Chris Martin

Chris Martin prized out three crucial Indian wickets to rattle the visitors on the third day of the second Test in Napier.

Albie Morkel

Albie Morkel and Mark Boucher helped South Africa snatch an unlikely victory from Australia with four balls to spare in the first Twenty20 international at the Wanderers.

Dwayne Bravo

Dwayne Bravo and Fidel Edwards were outstanding as West Indies ripped open the English batting.

Brendon McCullum

McCullum kept the heat on India, blasting a scintillating 115 runs on the second day of the second Test in Napier.

Ross Taylor

Ross Taylor cracked a fine 151 to bail New Zealand out of troubled waters after India had sneaked out three early wickets.

Shivnarine Chanderpaul

Shivnarine Chanderpaul frustrated the English bowling attack with his 10th ODI hundred in the second ODI of the series.

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Teams

Chennai Super Kings

Captain: Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Coach: Kepler Wessels
Franchisee: India Cements
Franchise cost: US$91 Million

Deccan Chargers

Captain: Adam Gilchrist
Coach: Darren Lehmann
Franchisee: Deccan Chronicle
Franchise cost: US$107.01 Million

Delhi Daredevils

Captain: Virender Sehwag
Coach: Greg Shipperd
Franchisee: GMR Holdings
Franchise cost: US$84 Million

Kings XI Punjab

Captain: Yuvraj Singh
Coach: Tom Moody
Franchisee: Preity Zinta, Ness Wadia, Mohit Burman and Karan Paul
Franchise cost: US$76 Million

Kolkata Knight Riders

Captain: Sourav Ganguly
Coach: John Buchanan
Franchisee: Shahrukh Khan, Juhi Chawla & Jai Mehta
Franchise cost: US$75.09 Million

Mumbai Indians

Captain: Sachin Tendulkar
Coach: Lalchand Rajput
Franchisee: Reliance Industries Ltd
Franchise cost: US$111.9 Million

Rajasthan Royals

Captain: Shane Warne
Coach: Shane Warne
Franchisee: Emerging Media, Shilpa Shetty & Raj Kundra
Franchise cost: US$67 Million

Royal Challengers Bangalore

Captain: Rahul Dravid
Coach: Venkatesh Prasad
Franchisee: UB Group
Franchise cost: US$111.6 Million

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Italy Serie A

AC Milan

Milan may be overshadowed by Inter and Juventus domestically but in European and World competitions, the Rossoneri have won 18 officially recognized international titles, more than any other club in the world.

Atalanta

Atalanta are well-known to have a very successful youth system that has unearthed talents such as Roberto Donadoni and Alessio Tacchinardi. They are also sometimes called "Regina delle provinciali".

Bologna

The Emilia-Romagna-based Serie A club has won the Scudetto seven times. Bologna are the sixth most successful team in the league ever.

Cagliari

Cagliari - the club which Gianfranco Zola rejected Chelsea to re-join - won their only Scudetto in 1970, when they were led by Gigi Riva.

Catania

The real minnows of Serie A, the furthest Catania have progressed in Cup competitions is the final of the Coppa delle Alpi.

Chievo

The 'Flying Donkeys' as they are fondly called first created waves in Serie A in 2000 after the charismatic Luigi Del Neri led Chievo to a historic promotion to Serie A, the first-ever in the team's history.

Fiorentina

Fiorentina are considered one of the great clubs in Italian football despite their limited success. The Viola dropped three division due to relegation and financial troubles in 2002 but bounced straight back in 2004.

Genoa

Founded in 1893, Genoa are the oldest club in Italian football and used to be called the Genoa Cricket and Athletic Club. The Rossoblu share Stadio Luigi Ferraris with city rivals Sampdoria.

Inter Milan

Inter Milan are the only club never to have been relegated from Serie A and have won the last three Scudettos. The Nerazzurri welcome a new era under Jose Mourinho.

Juventus

The 'Old Lady of Turin' is the most successful club in Italy with 27 championships but suffered relegation two seasons ago because of the 'Calciopoli' scandal.

Lazio

The Rome-based club won their most recent and second Scudetto in 2000 under Sven-Goran Eriksson. They also completed a rare league and Cup double by winning the Italian Cup. Since then, the Biancocelesti have been a mid-table club.

Lecce

The Salentini were promoted to Serie A after a two-legged playoff win over Pisa for the right to play in Italy's top division.

Napoli

The club that still revers Diego Maradona has one of the most loyal and passionate fans in Italy. Napoli are also the most successful club in the Southern half of Italy.

Palermo

The Rosanero have been relegated from Serie A on seven occasions in the past - with only Bari, Brescia, Atalanta and Genoa having dropped out more often - but have now established themselves as a Serie A outfit.

Reggina

The Amaranto have made unspectacular survival in the top flight their trademark. Yet last term they beat all the odds to stay up despite an 11-point Calciopoli penalty.

Roma

AS Roma are the more successful of the two Roman clubs and they last won the Scudetto in 2000/01 season after a last-day 2-1 victory over Parma.

Sampdoria

Sampdoria have won the Scudetto only once in their club history in the 1991 season. The Blucerchiati also won the Cup-Winners Cup, Italian Super Cup and four Coppa Italias in the nineties.

Siena

Siena were formed in 1904 and gained top flight status in 2003 after last playing in Serie A in 1946. The club had the late president Paolo De Luca, who took over the club in 2001, to thank for their promotion.

Torino

Despite a recent stay in Serie B, extended by financial problems that denied them promotion in the summer of 2005, the Granata are amongst Italy’s most celebrated clubs.

Udinese

Udinese were formed in 1896 as a gymnastics and fencing club with a small section dedicated to football. Associazione Calcio Udinese was born in 1923 and first tasted Serie A in 1950.

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Almeria

Union Deportiva Almeria is based in Almeria, Province of Almeria. The club is relatively young as Almeria were founded in 1989.

Athelotic Bilbalo
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Athletic Bilbao are well-known for its cantera policy of bringing young Basque players through the ranks, as well as recruiting top Basque players from other clubs.

Atletico Madrid

Atletico Madrid are one of the most successful in Spanish League history and enjoys a bitter rivalry with Real. They won both La Liga and the Copa del Rey nine times, including a double in 1996.

Barcelona

Barca are one of the most recognisable football clubs in the world and they were founding members of La Liga in 1928. They have never been relegated from the top division.

Deportivo La coruna

Deportivo broke the Madrid-Barca title monopoly when they won their first La Liga title in 1999-2000. Depor have always signed players for the lowest price possible, practicing a strict wage policy.

Espanyol

Despite being overshadowed by Barcelona, Espanyol are the sixth most successful football team in Spain. They were founded on 28 October 1900 by an engineering student: Angel Rodriguez.

Getafe

Getafe count as one of Real Madrid's local rivals. Based in the metropolitan area of South Madrid, Getafe were first founded in 1946 and were refounded in 1983.

Malaga

Malaga are one of the most historical Andalusian football clubs. They also won the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 2002. They are under the ownership of Lorenzo Sanz, a former Real Madrid president, since 2006.

Mallorca

Real Mallorca were first founded in 1916 as Alfonso XIII Football Club. They took up their present name "Real Club Deportivo Mallorca" from 1948.

Numancia

This club is named after the ancient Celtiberian town of Numantia near present-day Soria. Numancia were founded on April 9, 1945.

Osasuna

Osasuna were a result of the union between Sportiva and New Club in 1920. Benjamin Andoian Martinez was the one who chose “Osasuna” as the name of the new club, a Basque word which means health, cheers, and vitality.

Racing Santander

Racing Santander were founded in 1913 and during the period of Francoist Spain, it was renamed as Real Santander in 1941. The name was restored in 1977.

Real Betis

Founded in 1907, Real Betis were the first Andalusian football team to play in La Liga. Betis also hold the distinction of breaking the world record transfer fee for Denilson at US$32m from Sao Paulo.

Real Madrid

Real Madrid are one of the most popular football clubs in the world and have been voted the most successful football club of the 20th century, having won a record thirty-one La Liga titles, seventeen Copa del Rey and a record nine European Cup titles.

Recreativo Huelva

Real Club Recreativo de Huelva were formed on December 23, 1889 making them the oldest football team in Spain. The club was formed by Dr Alexander Mackay and overseas British workers at the Rio Tinto mines.

Sevilla

Sevilla are perhaps the biggest threat to the La Liga dominance of Real Madrid and Barca. They are also a club that's owned by the fans, with the stocks distributed across a few major holders and a large base of fans.

Sporting Gijon

Known as the Rojiblancos because of their red and white striped jerseys, their home field is El Molinon stadium, the oldest professional football field in Spain. It's been in use since 1908.

Valencia

Valencia are the third most popular football team in Spain, only behind Real Madrid and Barca. Sadly they are currently afflicted by financial problems and stand to lose their star players every season.

Valladolid

Real Valladolid were formed when both Real Union Deportiva de Valladolid and Club Deportivo Espanol were combined in 1928.

Villarreal

The Yellow Submarine were founded on 10th March 1923, “in order to promote all sports, and specifically football”, as was specified in its founding letter. Villarreal are nicknamed El Submarino Amarillo (the Yellow Submarine) because of their yellow strip.

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