LONDON: Cuneyt Cakir, the man at the center of the Nani red card controversy during Manchester United's Champions League defeat to Real Madrid this morning, had already sent off four players from English clubs, reported Reuters.
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Champions League: Who Is (Ref) Cuneyt Cakir?
- 06 March 2013
Valencia Boss Valverde: We Can Still Stun PSG
- 06 March 2013
PARIS: Valencia manager Ernesto Valverde believes they will have to play at their absolute best to qualify for the Champions League quarter-finals by beating Paris Saint-Germain tomorrow (3.45am, Malaysian time).
Add a commentRoy Keane: Nani Deserved Red Card
- 06 March 2013
LONDON: Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane believes referee Cuneyt Cakir "made the right call" when he sent off Nani in this morning's Champions League clash against Real Madrid at Old Trafford.
Add a commentChampionship: Leaders Cardiff Held At Home By Derby
- 06 March 2013
LONDON: Crystal Palace beat Hull 4-2 in the Championship this morning, Derby County held Cardiff and Dean Saunders finally celebrated his first Wolves win.
Klitschko To Defend Titles Against Pianeta
- 06 March 2013
LONDON: Wladimir Klitschko will defend his WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight titles against former sparring partner Francesco Pianeta in Mannheim on May 4.
All-England: Chong Wei Hopes Compatriots Will Rise To Occasion
- 06 March 2013
LONDON: On paper, world No. 1 Lee Chong Wei (pic) is set to be Malaysia’s sole flag bearer after the first round of the men’s singles action in the All-England, which begins in Birmingham today.
Mourinho: Better Side Lost
- 06 March 2013
LONDON: Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho was sympathetic to Manchester United's anger over the red card for Nani that was the turning point in their Champions League clash this morning and said his rivals should have won, reported Reuters.
Champions League: Apologetic Ronaldo Delights In Real's Success
- 06 March 2013
LONDON: Cristiano Ronaldo has celebrated dozens of goals at Old Trafford but his winner for Real Madrid against Manchester United this morning was the first time he held up his hands in apology after scoring, reported Reuters.




















