Who should be the starting goalkeeper for Real Madrid? Despite the fact that Carlo Ancelotti has seemingly made up his mind, the question continues to crop up as the season unfolds.
Also, United States Champion Sheamus battles Alberto Del Rio, Adam Rose brings "Exotic Express" to London, Bo Dallas makes his "Smackdown," The Funkadactyls compete in tag team action against fellow E! "Total Divas" Eva Marie and Nikki Bella, and Evolution's Batista prepares for "Payback" against Dolph Ziggler in a "No Disqualification" match.
Jose Mourinho wishes Juan Mata well at his new club Manchester United. The Chelsea manager stated that he had tremendous respect for the midfielder and expected him to be terrific for his new team.
Diego Maradona and Pele have been rivals for years. Despite the fact that the two no longer play soccer, Maradona has continued the rivalry and recently reminded the world that he was still the best player in the history of the game.
Will Juan Mata aid Manchester United in turning around its season? Manager David Moyes is certain that this will be the case. Or, at least, he hopes it will be.
Is Wayne Rooney in talks to resign with Manchester United? According to reports, the English superstar is working on signing a new deal with his current club in hopes of extending his stay.
Chelsea has officially signed Mohamed Salah from FC Basel. The deal was announced on Sunday. Salah will reportedly play with Chelsea for the next five years.
Barcelona regained its spot atop the Spanish League with a 3-0 win over Malaga. The team now has 54 points on the year and leads Real Madrid by one point. Atletico Madrid also picked up a point and managed to keep level with Blaugrana.
Heading into 2014, few would doubt that Bayern Munich is the favorite to repeat its astonishing feat of a treble in 2013. Midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger asserts that the team is in fact ready for anything.
Zinedine Zidane. A living legend. But also a polarizing one. France's eternal superstar and one of the greatest players to ever put on the boots proved to be the hero for his country in one instance and its antihero in another. Zidane's great World Cup career took place over the course of two tournaments.
In 2009-10 Tim Thomas went from being the hero in the Boston Bruins net, to being the backup to a youngster known as Tuuka Rask. Rask was seen as Boston's goalie of the future and few could blame him. Thomas was in his late 30's while Rask was in his early 20's. However, Thomas was coming off a Vezina-winning season the year before and many had expected him to hold the fort a bit longer for the Bruins. He was pushed back into the backup role throughout 2009-10 and it seemed like the team would cut ties with him during the summer. It turns out the Bruins made their best move of recent times by sticking with Thomas and giving him one final chance. And he made the most of it. Not only did Thomas reclaim the top spot in the Bruins' net, but he led them to the promised land for the first time in several decades.