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Spot the difference... "We should have decided the game before getting into a worldwide discussion of the penalties. Of course players can make mistakes, coaches can mistakes and referees can make mistakes, but that is all in the game. But if you have seen three or four situations waved away then that is the worst refereeing I have seen. I agree with the statement that if there was any justice in football we would be in the final now." VERSUS Ferguson yesterday...

CHELSEA: HISTORY MAKERS? "It dawned on me recently that if Chelsea were to go on and win the Europa League this year on 15 May that, for a period of 10 days, they would be the holders of both major European trophies (as well as being technically the holders of the Cup-Winners' Cup)," wonders Brian Quinn. "Has there ever been another brief period like this when a team held two European honours simultaneously? Perhaps going back to when there were three distinct European competitions?" Chelsea will indeed claim a unique honour if they triumph at the Amsterdam Arena in May. Only four sides have ever won different European competitions in consecutive years – Juventus, Milan, Porto and Liverpool - and in each instance the teams were deposed as holders of one trophy before getting their hands on the other. Milan won the much-missed Cup Winners' Cup on 23 May 1968, but Slovan Bratislava were crowned the new champions on 21 May 1969, seven days before Milan hammered Ajax in the Bernabéu to win the 1969 European Cup. Similarly Juventus won the Cup Winners' Cup on 16 May 1984, but Everton won that tournament almost exactly a year later on 15 May 1985, a fortnight before Juventus won the European Cup in a final overshadowed by the Heysel tragedy. Likewise, Porto fell a week short in 2002-03 and 2003-04 after winning the Uefa Cup then the Champions League under Jose Mourinho, as did Liverpool between their Uefa Cup and European Cup wins in 1975-76 and 1976-77.

Juan Mata Stats Juan Mata's 100 appearances for @chelseafc: 87 starts, 13 as a sub, subbed off in 47, played 7600 minutes, scored 29 & assisted 40

Also, after a way more awful and unfair match against Barcelona, Guus Hiddink just stayed calm and went to the press conference. Fergie?

Unlucky fans... lol and José standing behind and surely enjoying it Sergio Ramos @SergioRamos 11h The own goal, another anecdote to tell on the future, the important thing is that the team won.

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Thank you for posting that! Finally some words from Joey regarding Chelsea FC. After the move there was like nothing which was more than just sad. As now I see, it's thanks to the bloody interviewer.

Found this on the Czech websites - - Chelsea reduced to 10 men....scored twice to make the finals. United reduced to 10 men.....mocking referee and crying. - yesterday is a bigger loss for the Champions League than for Man United, as the competition is going to miss Man United more than Man United the competition.. Anyway, the Dortmund v Bayern final is still on the cards.

This was Real's fixture list 30.1. - Barcelona (H) 14.2. - Man Utd. (H) 27.2. - Barcelona (A) 3.3. - Barcelona (H) 6.3. - Man Utd. (A) José and the players did a really, really good job.

Soooo It's down to Arsenal to save English football in the Champions Lea- hang on...

Indeed - Benzeme was tragic in the first leg.

I would be more than happy just with the first half of your sentence...

'I am not prepared to discuss this at this time. 'Obviously conversations must remain confidential between the club and the players at all times so that is as much as I can say.'

sure, why not. That's so transparent.

A university league game. It feels like playing the Champions league when it is that late

I have a football match at 8:30pm tomorrow so I don't know what to do I was looking forward to the second leg between United and Real and suddenly this. I'll have to decide between these two programs

Petr Cech keen to see Jose Mourinho return to Stamford Bridge http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11668/8539679/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter I bet all the players feel the same, although it is not so common to talk about other managers while you're having one. Rafa is obviously not respected.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlBuusdeUks

Of course it would be way better but with Rafa on the bench you just never know, that's why I would take it without any hesitations.

Soooo, back to fourth but 5 point clear off Arsenal. I would happily take this standing and end the season.

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incredibly quick