Wednesday’s big game between Arsenal and Barcelona ended 2-1 to the home side, but an impressive display from a certain player is sure to make him world known.

It was my third time back at The Valley, the ground where it all began for me on BBC Final Score two seasons ago.

It is widely regarded as one of the country’s top breeding grounds for young English talent – and it seems that the Southampton Academy has done it again.

Saturday 15^th March 2008 – Plymouth Argyle beat local rivals Bristol City 2-1 at Ashton Gate to move up into the final play-off spot in the Championship with only seven games to go.

Watching F.C. Barcelona’s attacking wizards effortlessly float around the final third of the pitch leaves both spectators and opposition defenders star struck and in awe.

There was definitely one San Zero last night Gennaro Gattuso.

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A Red Carpet for King Kenny?

Football has long been like a pantomime. When the despised neighbours from down the road come to town they become the villains of the Saturday afternoon show. The home fans boo, berate and bully the opposing players in the most ferocious fashion possible.