Bayern Munich The First Team To Beat Barcelona in Possession for the Last 5 Years in 55% Possession

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Pep Guardiola's Bayern Munich enjoyed a 2-0 win at home to his former employers Barcelona in Wednesday's friendly as the Spaniards only played their stars until the break.

Although Barcelona left new Brazil signing Neymar at home, first-team regulars Javier Mascherano, Adriano, Alex Song and Alexis Sanchez, plus Argentina's Lionel Messi played the first-half in Munich.

SHOCKER:Mario Götze moves to Bayern

It’s one of those nightmare scenarios as a true football fan – You support a club, follow a young player closely, you know he’s tipped for greatness, he quickly becomes one of your favourites in the game and then before you know it, he’s joining a club you come to detest over the years.

Not just a competitor or a rival, but in the case of Borussia Dortmund and the Bundesliga – THE RIVAL. Yes, FC Bayern Munich fans will have a lot to say about history and other things that would not put BVB in the same league or even close.

Is Chelsea Still Interested In HULK?

Despite numerous failed attempts from Chelsea to procure Hulk’s signature, it does appear the Blues have renewed their interest in the Brazilian forward.

The 26-year old currently plays for Zenit Saint-Petersburg in the Russian Premier League. This season, Hulk scored seven goals in 18 league games. He signed for the Russian outfit for €40M in 2012.

Battle Of The Superclubs: SG and AS Monaco Battling it out on the transfer front

PSG: Can they do it two years in a row?

Paris – one of the most prominent centres of art in the world. Home to iconic buildings like the Louvre museum, the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe, the capital city is the melting pot for cultures, arts and theatre. Also doubling up as the financial hub of France, Paris is where people meet and business is done.

Barcelona ignoring real issue behind fragile defence

April 23, 2013: Bayern Munich 4-0 Barcelona – The night the Catalan juggernaut was exposed in the most spectacular of ways. A week later at the Camp Nou, the Bavarians went on to add a further three goals to the aggregate score line, as if to prove it wasn’t a fluke.

Bayern Munich exposed many of Barcelona’s problems

Since then, Catalan newspapers have been sent into overdrive, desperately throwing forward the names of players who could, in theory, restore Barcelona’s position as the dominant force in world football.

A Journey from Red to Yellow - Arsenal 2013-14 away kit, Historic roots meet modern design.

Arsenal have unveiled their new away kit, in collaboration with Nike, for the upcoming 2013-14 season that happens to be fusion of the club’s traditional away colours of yellow and blue, with a distinct contemporary style.

REVEALED:Tottenham Hotspur 2013-14 kits

Tottenham Hotspur have unveiled their new three-kit package for the 2013-14 season, with poster-boy Gareth Bale featuring heavily in the promotional ads.

The new kit sponsored by American manufacturer Under Armour, who had signed a five-year-contract with Spurs back in 2011, sport a huge logo of the club sponsor Hewlett-Packard in the front of their kit.

Spurs have maintained their tradition of a white home shirt and have also released the pictures of the away kits, which may not be as visually delightful as the home kit, and is turquoise blue in colour.

Manchester United Uniting With Russia

Manchester United took the first step in warming up to the Russian market by signing a commercial deal with the state-owned Russian airlines Aeroflot.

The agreement was signed in Old Trafford where new manager David Moyes was in attendance. Wealthy Russian investors have been flooding the European footballing landscape for quite some time, so it comes as no surprise for arguably the most commercialized entity in modern football reach out for their slice in the pie.

United claim to have 659 million fans across the world and to expand their reach further, have entered into commercial partnerships with enterprises across the globe.

Liverpool Rejects Arsenal's £30m BID for Luis Suarez

Liverpool have rejected a reported £30 million offer from Arsenal for star striker Luis Suarez and remain adamant that they would not consider an offer for their top player from any Premier League rival clubs.

The 26-year-old dropped a clanger last month, voicing his dislike towards the treatment by the English media and further hinted of his desire to ply his trade with one of the world’s biggest club, Real Madrid in several interviews.

sort out his future within three weeks’ time, lest, he will have to forget about other greener pastures and commit his present to the Anfield club.

Liverpool 2013-14 third kit – a perfect blend of old and new

Liverpool football club have revealed their new third kit design, in collaboration with Warrior Football, completing the full three-kit package for the 2013/14 campaign (see the 2013/14 home kit and the 2013/14 away kit).

The American manufacturing group have tried to deliver keeping in mind of the club’s rich history of producing iconic and statement-making kits, while the design seems to have been inspired by the club’s away strip in the 1995/96 season, when the Reds finished Runners-up in the FA Cup, losing out to Manchester United at the Wembley Stadium.

Premier League Transfer Round Up: Wayne Rooney set to stay claims the Chosen One

David Moyes handled the inquisitions regarding the Wayne Rooney transfer saga, in his first press conference as the manager of Manchester United, very well.

Instead of conventional style of evading the questions, Moyes responded graciously with a certain degree of diplomacy and in turn rubbishing reports that the maverick striker is up for sale.

Liverpool planning for life after Suarez

Luis Suarez remains the only thorn in the flesh for Liverpool, in an otherwise an excellent and commendable summer transfer window for the Reds so far.

The 26-year-old Uruguayan has been chased by several European heavy weights, including the likes of Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, following admissions from the player himself that he is getting dis-enchanted with life in England and is actively seeking a move abroad.

Five ways Higuain will make Arsenal a better team

Reports suggest Arsenal are close to securing a deal for Gonzalo Higuain of Real Madrid, which would be a superb signing for the club and a real statement of intent.

Higuain has been linked with the Gunners for several weeks and now that the transfer window has opened, Arsenal appear close to announcing that they have done a deal for the Argentinian striker.

Here are five ways he will make them a better team.

Gonzalo Higuain to fill the shoes of Van Persie at Arsenal?

Gonzalo Higuain looks finally set to join Arsenal, after his parent club Real Madrid granted the player and his father-cum-agent, Jorge Higuain, the permission to further the negotiations with Arsenal.

The Argentine will now fly to London to complete his £23 million switch, with the Gunners are thought to have offered him a three year contract worth up to £100,000 per week, reports The Guardian.

Higuain admitted at the end of last season that he would be willing to sever all ties with Madrid this summer, which consequently drew attentions of several European heavyweights, including Arsenal and Italian giants Juventus.

Barcelona eyeing swap deal for Rooney amidst Manchester United's petrifying stance

Manchester United are set to toughen their handling of the want-away English forward, Wayne Rooney.

The Old Trafford outfit remain adamant that Rooney will not be sold this summer and plan to demand a formal transfer request, should the player and his agent try to engineer a move away.

The 27-year-old has two years remaining on his lucrative £250,000 per wages contract and manager David Moyes is unwilling to part ways with the maverick star.

Coquelin joins SC Freiburg on loan

Arsenal midfielder Francis Coquelin will be spending the 2013/14 season on loan with Bundesliga side SC Freiburg.

Premier League transfer news: Suarez to Arsenal and Madrid give up on Bale

Arsenal have been linked with a sensational move to sign Liverpool striker Luis Suarez. A flurry of bets in Spain suggested Suarez was on the verge of a switch to the Emirates stadium, forcing the bookies to close the betting market for his next destination.

Real Madrid have given up any hope of signing Gareth Bale this summer. Reports from Spain have been backed up by several reports around the UK this morning, which means Tottenham Hotspur have another chance to keep Bale at White Hart Lane by securing a top four finish.

Chelsea Confirm Signing of Dutch Midfielder Van Ginkel

Chelsea have agreed terms with Dutch Eredivisie side Vitesse for the signing of young Dutch midfielder Marco Van Ginkel.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho sees Van Ginkel as a potential long-term replacement for long-serving Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard, who is nearing the end of his playing career.

Despite his young age, Van Ginkel has become a cult hero at Vitesse. He’s made 111 appearance in all competitions, scoring 23 goals. He led the side to a fourth-place finish in the Eredivise, and won the Dutch Football Talent of the Year for 2012/13.

Five ways Tottenham can make it harder for Real Madrid to sign Bale

Recent reports from the Spanish press have suggested that Real Madrid have given up on the possibility of signing Gareth Bale from Tottenham Hotspur until next summer.

That’s superb news for Spurs because it gives them a unique chance to hang onto one of their best players and create a situation where it will become much more difficult for the Spanish giants to get their hand on their best player.

Barcelona eyeing swap deal for Rooney amidst Manchester United’s petrifying stance

Manchester United are set to toughen their handling of the want-away English forward, Wayne Rooney.

The Old Trafford outfit remain adamant that Rooney will not be sold this summer and plan to demand a formal transfer request, should the player and his agent try to engineer a move away.

The 27-year-old has two years remaining on his lucrative £250,000 per wages contract and manager David Moyes is unwilling to part ways with the maverick star.