An extraordinary to-and-fro eight goal thriller took place this evening, in a game that will no doubt be taped and replayed to purists for years to come.
Liverpool 4-4 Arsenal
Sentimentality amongst the visiting support was prevalent prior to kick-off as certain pockets of Arsenal fans sported their yellow jerseys in homage …
Andrey Arshavin scored four for Arsenal but Yossi Benayoun grabbed an injury-time equaliser to earn Liverpool a 4-4 draw in a Premier League thriller at Anfield.
In an incredible match, Russian star Arshavin became the first man to score four goals in a League game at Anfield in 53 years – …

Necaxa, Indios and Tigres have no chance of a league title this season but the clubs will face the next three matches as if they were cup finals.
by Luis Bueno

Goal.com’s Ewan Macdonald explains why Andrei Arshavin’s barnstorming display at Anfield must confound not only his critics, but Arsenal’s, too.
by Andrea Canales

Madrid are still in it – just – and this is all beginning to feel very familiar, says Goal.com’s Sulmaan Ahmad.
by Andrea Canales

Liverpool and Arsenal played out a thrilling 4-4 draw at Anfield on Tuesday evening, and Goal.com has rated the participants.
by Andrea Canales

It seems that the Bianconeri are unwilling to splash the cash for the former Porto man.
by Andrea Canales
There was something faintly curious about the diminutive Russian who was so desperate to leave his homeland for Britain that he threatened to go on strike when Zenit St Petersburg would not let him go. Tottenham gave up on buying Andrei Arshavin in the end and it was only in the depths of January, that Arsène Wenger so obviously bereft of striking options, dispensed with his disinclination to spend big and signed the man. You sensed he might somehow not live up to that “Russian Pele” tag he earned after his displays had brought him to international recognition at Euro 2008.
Twenty years have passed since the last time Arsenal came to Anfield and wrecked the locals’ title dream but the drama, the pain, the improbable nature of the football were equal to it last night. It was Andrei Arshavin’s night, it was Fernando Torres’ night and then – when the shouting was done – it was clear that really it was Sir Alex Ferguson’s night.
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Howard Webb achieved a lifetime´s dream on Tuesday when he was appointed referee of the FA Cup final on May 30 between Everton and Chelsea.
Bayer 04 Leverkusen and Fenerbahçe SK were among the teams who progressed to cup finals on a dramatic night of knockout action across Europe, while KV Mechelen required penalties to defeat Cercle Brugge KSV.
The FA admits improvements are needed to the Wembley pitch after criticism of the surface.
Manchester United fans tell BBC Sport the club’s promise to change its season ticket policies next season is welcome but does not go far enough.
Sir Alex Ferguson says pre-match comments from Everton boss David Moyes about referee Mike Riley may have ultimately denied Manchester United a penalty in their FA Cup semi-final.
The United boss relishes the midweek return to league action.
Midfielder will be available for the midweek league game against Portsmouth.
Vidic is determined to bounce back from United’s cup disappointment.
‘We want to focus on what’s in front of us,’ declares boss
Manager thinks his young side were wasteful at Wembley
‘But it’s part of our environment and part of the media’
Sir Alex Ferguson has dismissed mounting claims that the £30 million paid for Dimitar Berbatov was not money well spent.
Speaking exclusively to setanta. com, Steven Pienaar hailed David Moyes as the best manager in The Premier League.
Craig Burley has accused the British media of being too scared to give Sir Alex Ferguson the criticism he deserves.
Roque Santa Cruz believes he has played his last game for Blackburn after telling the club he wants to leave in the summer.