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Sunday’s game between Manchester City and Tottenham was full of incidents, none more so than Balotelli’s clash with Parker. The striker is now 11/10 to receive an FA ban

Mario Balotelli should have been sent off for ‘blatantly’ kicking Scott Parker in the head during Super Sunday’s showdown against Tottenham, according to Spurs boss Harry Redknapp. And Sportingbet make him 11/10 (2.10) to now receive a ban from the Football Association over the incident.

The Italian was introduced as a second-half substitute and went on to give City a dramatic victory but went unpunished by referee Howard Webb after tangling with Parker. Sportingbet opened their market at 5/4 (2.25) on Balotelli being banned, but were forced to cut to 11/10 (2.10) after receiving an influx of early money.

But even at odds-against, the possibility of a ban looks more likely than unlikely, considering the City striker’s past misdemeanours.

The 21-year-old’s initial contact appeared accidental but a second seemed to involve a deliberate movement of the foot towards Parker.

It came after the forward had already been booked during the clash at the Etihad. With the FA refusing to comment on the incident, Sportingbet go 4/6 (1.67) that no further punishment will be handed out.

Back Mario Balotelli to be banned by the FA for his ‘stamp’ on Scott Parker at 11/10 (2.10) with Sportingbet.

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Chelsea may not have to meet Shakhtar Donetsk star Willian’s release clause of €35 million in order to clinch a deal, the Ukrainian giants’ chief executive Sergei Palkin has hinted.

Despite boss Andre Villas-Boas’ insistence the Blues would not sign anyone in January who is ineligible for the Champions League, they retain an interest in the Brazilian playmaker and Shakhtar are believed to have already rejected an opening bid in the region of €25m.

Willian has a release clause allowing him to leave the club for €35m, but Palkin suggests the good relationship between the two clubs, coupled with the player’s eagerness to complete the move, could mean the Blues ultimately end up paying less than the stated figure.

“We have no burning desire to sell the player, but in football some things are impossible to avoid,” Palkin is quoted as saying in the Daily Mail.

“If it weren’t for our good relationship with Chelsea – and Willian does not hide his intention to test himself in one of the best clubs in the English Premier League – we would insist on the £29m release clause written into the player’s contract.

“It is important to understand that we are talking about Chelsea’s desire to buy Willian, but not Shakhtar’s desire to sell him.”

The Portuguese netted two penalties as his team swept Athletic Bilbao aside to move to the summit of the rankings, with Lionel Messi hot on his heels

Two penalties in Real Madrid’s 4-1 victory over Athletic Bilbao saw Cristiano Ronaldo draw level with Trans Narva star Aleksandrs Cekalujevs in the race for the Golden Shoe.

The Latvian, plying his trade in the Estonian league, has scored an incredible 46 goals this season, and led the table until the Portuguese star’s double.

A Lionel Messi hat-trick in Barcelona’s thrashing of Malaga ensured that the Argentine remained hot on the heels of his nemesis, and saw the 24-year-old pull away from Robin van Persie, who managed a solitary strike in Arsenal’s 2-1 home defeat to Manchester United.

CSKA Moscow’s Ivorian striker Seydou Doumbia finished the Russian season with 24 goals, and currently sits in fifth place, while Trabzonspor’s Burak Yilmaz scored his 22nd goal during his side’s shock defeat to Karabukspor.

Bundesliga duo Mario Gomez and Klaas Jan Huntelaar have taken their battle for the domestic Golden Boot to the European stage, and the Bayern Munich man sits two points ahead of his Schalke counterpart, with the Dutchman level on points with Newcastle’s Demba Ba.

Manchester City’s big money signing Sergio Aguero is in 10th place courtesy of 14 goals to date in his debut Premier League season.

Rank	Player	Country	Club	League	Weight	Goals	Points
1	A Cekulajevs	LAT	Trans Narva	EST	1	46	46
	C. Ronaldo	POR	Real Madrid	ESP	2	23	46
3	L. Messi	ARG	Barcelona	ESP	2	22	44
4	R. v Persie	NED	Arsenal	ENG	2	19	38
5	S. Doumbia	CIV	CSKA	RUS	1.5	24	36
6	B. Yilmaz	TUR	Trabzonspor	TUR	1.5	22	33
7	M. Gomez	GER	Bayern	GER	2	16	32
8	Demba Ba	SEN	Newcastle	ENG	2	15	30
	K. Huntelaar	NED	Schalke	GER	2	15	30
10	S. Aguero	ARG	Man City	ENG	2	14	28

* = league season finished

History & How It Works

In 1967-68, French football magazine L’Equipe opted to hand out an award to the top goalscorer in all European leagues for his good performances during the season. Between 1968 and 1991, high profile names such as Eusebio, Gerd Muller, Ian Rush and Marco van Basten won the coveted trophy.

However, the gap between big and small leagues started to grow in the early 90′s and L’Equipe decided to make the competition unofficial after the Cyprus Football Association (CFA) issued a protest in 1991. Darko Pancev won the award that season with 34 goals, but the CFA claimed that a player had scored 40 goals in Cyprus that term.

Adidas, sponsor of the awards, still handed out the trophy until 1996 before European Sports Magazine (with L’Equipe as a member) decided to make the title official again. ESM divided all European leagues in three groups according to strength, and attached to each group a quotient by which the number of goals is multiplied to obtain the player’s  rating. The European Golden Shoe was thus no longer necessarily handed to the top goalscorer, but to the player with the most points.

The weightings are determined by the league’s ranking on the UEFA coefficients, which in turn depend on the results of each league’s clubs in European competition over the previous five seasons. Goals scored in the top five leagues according to the UEFA coefficients are multiplied by a factor of two, and goals scored in the leagues ranked six to 21 are multiplied by 1.5. Goals in all other leagues are all worth one single point.

This measure has prevented players from the so called weaker leagues from winning the European Golden Shoe, since a goal scored in, for example, Armenia, Estonia or Azerbaijan carries less weight than a goal scored in Serie A, La Liga, Bundesliga or the Premier League.

Players such as Thierry Henry, Cristiano Ronaldo, Diego Forlan and Lionel Messi have won the European Golden Shoe in the past few seasons.

Naturewatch thanked UEFA for asking the Ukrainian authorities to ban the killing of stray dogs. This action has helped to increase the awareness of stopping abuse on stray animals. President of the UEFA football association, Michael Platini, had received a letter from Naturewatcj. Naturewatch is a non for profit animal welfare that focused on carrying out animal welfare campaign. The Naturewatch organization is based in the United Kingdom. The letter was written to Michael Platini to express the appreciation for UEFA’s attempt to ban the killings of animals.

John Ruane, the director of Naturewatch expressed his gratefulness at UEFA for helping to reaise awareness about animal abuse in the past 2 years. According to Ruane, he will meet with Mr. Mykola Zlochevsky, the minister of the environment. Zlochevsky agreed to Naturwatch request to adopt the amendments’ for the legislation regarding stray animals treatment in Ukraine. He had decided to ban the killing of stray animals. In return, Zlochevsky had asked Naturewatch to improve their stray animals’ population programme. UEFA had been informed that Naturwatch will be visiting Ukraine to make proposals soon.

Tickets for UEFA are back on sale again. Previously, a lottery was held to limit the number of the people to attend the UEFA EURO 2012 game. Not everyone who submits the application gets the tickets. UEFA had launched the ticket resale platform to give fans opportunities to purchase tickets for the last chance. Fans can purchase the tickets through the online ticket portal at UEFA.com. Fans should quickly grab their tickets since they will be sold out soon, given the large number of fans around the world who want to attend the game show live. You can also purchase the UEFA EURO 2012 tickets from people who cannot use the ticket they have won from the lottery.

The Spanish attacker is confident that Madrid can travel to Camp Nou on Wednesday and secure a positive result if they turn in a performance like Sunday’s

Real Madrid attacker Jose Callejon was happy with his side’s display in the 4-1 victory against Athletic Bilbao at the Santiago Bernabeu.

The 24-year-old came on as a late substitute and scored Madrid’s last goal as the Spanish capital club cruised to a comfortable victory to remain five points clear at the top of the Liga table.

Callejon was delighted that his side managed to turn the score around after falling behind and stated that he believes it is possible to defeat Barcelona in the second leg of the Copa del Rey quarter-finals on Wednesday, despite their 2-1 deficit.

“We reacted to their goal the way we had to,” he said. “We played good football to get this victory. I came on and I used my freshness to score the goal. I got a wonderful pass.

“Now we have to think about the Copa del Rey match as something very important. It will be very hard but we can win if we play like this.”

Barcelona defender Gerard Pique has stressed that Pep Guardiola has a unique football philosophy, and added that the club’s head coach knows how to explain things to his team perfectly.

Guardiola has won numerous trophies with the Catalan giants since taking charge at Camp Nou in the summer of 2008, and Pique has nothing but praise for the successful coach.

“On one hand, he sees football in ways nobody else does, and then he explains it better than anyone. Lots of coaches just tell you to move right or move left, but he gives you the reasons why, which means you clearly understand why you’re doing something,” Pique told to fifa.com.

“On top of that, you have the way he motivates us. Loads of teams have won a lot of titles but then start losing their hunger, whereas we’re getting hungrier all the time.

“We want to have that feeling of pleasure, when you feel like you’re the best, again and again. Pep doesn’t let us take our foot off the pedal. He’s always on our case and trying to get the very best out of each one of us.”

Barcelona are currently preparing for the second leg of their Copa del Rey quarter-final against Real Madrid with the Catalans holding a 2-1 lead.

Castilians and Catalans both claimed comprehensive victories in the Primera Division on Sunday, but the Portuguese coach received a hostile reception at the Santiago Bernabeu

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By Ben Hayward | Spanish Football Editor

Both teams won 4-1, but the scoreline barely begins to tell the story. Barcelona looked back to their brilliant best as they trounced a mediocre Malaga side in Andalucia, a game which saw the Catalans banish their recent away-day blues in La Liga, and one which heralded a return to scoring form on the road for hat-trick hero Lionel Messi.

At Real Madrid, however, things were rather different.

The capital club also claimed a 4-1 success, over Athletic Bilbao at the Santiago Bernabeu, but while Catalans were cheering, the Castilians were jeering.

For while Barca eclipsed their Andalusian rivals virtually from start to finish, Madrid stumbled out of the blocks against their Basque opponents, falling behind to Fernando Llorente’s early goal and looking lucky to escape a second in an error-strewn opening period.

Two penalties converted by Cristiano Ronaldo brought calm in the second half, but there was also a storm: Jose Mourinho was jeered by large sections of the Santiago Bernabeu crowd for the first time. Wednesday night’s Clasico frustration had turned to mass irritation in Chamartin.

Another fine Messi … | Madrid now face Leo in full flow on Wednesday

Prior to the Clasico on Wednesday night, there had been tangible tension in the air at Madrid’s famous home, an apprehension and almost an air of expectancy that beating Barcelona would again prove beyond them. Those fears were confirmed, too, as Madrid saw an early lead wiped out and lost 2-1 to the eternal enemy in the sides’ Copa del Rey quarter-final first-leg encounter.

But as the teams were announced in the Clasico, there was another notable nuance: Mourinho received a bigger cheer than any of his players. Madrid’s fans were backing their boss.

What they witnessed after that, however, made many change their minds. A sterile showing devoid of confidence and creativity ensued, in an ultra-defensive display which betrayed the traditions of this great club. Madridistas were hurt.

Then there was the shame of Pepe’s sickening stamp on Messi, plus newspaper reports revealing a rift between Mourinho, captain Iker Casillas and defender Sergio Ramos. Madrid fans were observing it all; they were looking – but they were not liking.

So on Sunday, it was only the ultras backing Mourinho, with large sections of the Santiago Bernabeu turning on the coach they have so far largely backed through thick and thin in the belief that he can be the man to break Barcelona’s stranglehold in Spain and Europe.

Mourinho brought back Marcelo, Kaka and Mesut Ozil, with some success for all three as the Brazilian full-back opened the scoring with a delightful goal, his compatriot won the first penalty and the German produced a performance which suggests he should never be left out of this team. There was also a start for Esteban Granero, a bit-part player in 2011-12. Ramos and Casillas were there, too, although Pepe – notably – was not.

Marca called it a leader’s reaction, but Madrid had been on the ropes early on and needed Oscar De Marcos’ miss and the midfielder’s subsequent second-half sending-off to really rally and respond to their fans, those harshest of critics. And they will take some convincing yet.

In the meantime, Madrid’s five-point league lead remains intact, but Messi’s terrific triple in Malaga signalled plenty of intent on the part of Barcelona that there is still a long way to go in this title race.

Messi had hit just one league goal on the road all season, while Barca had dropped 11 points away from Camp Nou. But buoyed by their Clasico success on Wednesday, the Catalans strolled to a comprehensive victory on Sunday, with Carles Puyol, Xavi and Cesc Fabregas all left on the bench to rest, too.

Keep winning the Clasico clashes and Barca’s self-esteem will grow and grow. Continue losing them and Madrid’s crisis of confidence will only be exacerbated. It may have been all 4-1 on Sunday, but it certainly wasn’t one for all – not at the Bernabeu anyway. Mourinho’s Madrid need a makeover and it needs to start, of all places, at Camp Nou on Wednesday night.