Valladolid - Real Madrid 1-0
La Liga minnows Valladolid shocked Real Madrid at home by defeating the Spanish giants. Uruguayan midfielder Canobbio scored the only goal of the game that saw Real Madrid off.

Real Madrid looked really tame…

Elsewhere, Sporting Gijon took a surprising win away to Valencia at the Mestalla. The match ended 2-3.

Auxerre 1 - 0 Sochaux

21:00 Lille x - x Saint-Etienne

Bolton - Liverpool 0-2
Liverpool are back on track again after losing 4-2 to Tottenham in the League Cup.
0-1 Aurelio assisted Kuyt who scored a header. 0-2 Torres assisted Gerrard, header again.

Fulham - Tottenham 2-1
Spurs goalkeeper Gomez’ howler cost Harry Redknapp’s side dearly.
Tottenham back on earth again

Blackburn - Sunderland 1-2
Samba put Blackburn ahead in front of 22000 at Ewood Park.
A magnificent comeback by Sunderland and a superb finish by Cissé eased the pressure on Keane.

West Ham - Portsmouth 0-0
31 shots in the game and still 0-0. A striker for sale anyone?

Man Utd - Stoke 5-0
Two free-kick goals by Ronaldo and a superb one from youngster Welbeck.
Carrick and Berbatov (his first) also scored to help trash poor little Stoke.

Newcastle - Wigan 2-2
3 goals in the last 10 minutes made this game a bit more interesting than it really was.
Newcastle dominated the game but Bramble clinched a point for Wigan.
Good news for England, Michael Owen scored one…

Arsenal - Aston Villa 0-2
Even though Villa missed a penalty they shocked Wenger and all of the British people with a superb showing. O’Neill is starting to show his real genius. Agbonlahor was amazing. Arsenal wasn’t…

West Bromwich - Chelsea 0-3
Hot as red iron Anelka produces another splendid performance for Chelsea.
Scolari must be a happy man. Two goals from the irrational Frenchman this time…
Chelsea still on top of the league.

Juventus defeated Genoa in Turin after securing the victory in the first half already.
Czech Republic defender Zednek Grygera opened the scoring with a 6th minute goal against Gasperini’s men. Former Palermo forward Amauri made it 2-0 to see off the Genoa.

Vincenzo Iaquinta scored the 3-0 goal before goal machine Diego Milito scored a consolation goal from the penalty spot in the dying minutes 3-1. Genoa scored another goal but unfortunately it was an own goal through Papastathopoulos in the 90th minute.

Juventus climb up the table and with this 7th successive win the Old Lady is showing an impressive run in both the league and in Europe. Perhaps Mourinho should begin to respect Ranieri a little more.

Due to the rugby game at the Olimpico (Juventus home arena) on Saturday this fixture between 2 teams in a very good form has been moved to today!

If one had not followed the Serie A lately one would have believed this northwest derby to be an easy one for Juventus’ superstars. Genoa however has managed to grab a point away to top teams such as Inter and Udinese. One of the best weapons of Genoa is their highly rated manager, Gasperini.

On the pitch though it is Diego Milito. The player is currently in a very good mood, leading the Serie A goal scoring table and is the biggest danger to Juventus. Ranieri’s pre-match comments: ‘Genoa is a very good team. It is very well prepared with mechanisms which have been well-studied, the team knows how to defend and how to fight back. We know of the good qualities of the team, of the individuals (Milito) and of Gasperini. This is why a great effort will need to be made on our side, we need a Juventus at 110%’.

Juventus is still without Buffon and as usual Alex Manninger will replace him. Mauro Camoranesi is still on his way back and has been training lightly lately. Alessandro Del Piero has produced on a high level lately and will be the key for Juvenus. Ranieri’s side have six successive victories, including twice against Real Madrid.

Genoa are a real danger team and should not be underestimated. The team that wins will climb the table and join the likes of Inter and Milan.

May the best team win…

Our tip: A Del Piero inspired Juve will win 2-0 (Genoa has only won in Turin twice… ever).

//Footiesource.com

Mexico - Ecuador 2 - 1
Sven Goran Eriksson’s side overcame a very though Ecuador side 2-1 in Mexico. Ecuador had taken an early lead through Arboleda in the first half. Mexico however fought their way back into the game, equalising through Lopez. In the 90th minute transfer rumour surrounded Vouso won the game for Mexico and Sven Goran Eriksson avoids critisism this time. Vouso has repeatedly been connected to Italian giants AC Milan. A deal never turned out to be last summer though…

Elsewhere Japan beat Syria comfortably at home soil.

Japan - Syria 3-1

Hull - Chelsea 0-3
Strong Chelsea…

Aston Villa - Blackburn 3-2
6 goals for Villa in the last two games…

Stoke - Sunderland 1-0
Important win for Stoke at the bottom of the table…

Fulham - Wigan 2-0
Fulham stay 3 points clear off relegation spot…

Middlesbrough - Man City 2-0
Southgate’s side climb the table…

Bolton - Everton 0-1
Still early to predict but Bolton seem inefficient…

Man United - West Ham 2-0
5 players rested but still 3 points…

Arsenal - Tottenham 4-4
What a comeback Spurs… 4-2 until the 88th…

Liverpool - Portsmouth 1-0
Several players rested but a vital goal in the 75th minute keeps Liverpool going…

Everton - Man Utd 1-1
Goal Everton: Fellaini 63′
Goal United: Fletcher 22′

Sunderland - Newcastle 2-1
Goals S’land: Cisse 20′, Richardson 75′
Goal Newcastle: Ameobi 30′

West Bromwich - Hull 0-3
Goals: Zayatte 47′, Geovanni 62′, King 66′

Blackburn - Middlesbrough current result 0-0 (13min)

Middlesbrough - Chelsea 0-5
Goals: Kalou 14′,53′, Belletti 51′, Lampard 63′, Malouda 67′

Bolton - Blackburn 0-0

Arsenal - Everton 3-1
Goals Arsenal: Nasri 48′, v Persie 70′, Walcott 90′
Goal Everton: Lee Osman 9′

Aston Villa - Portsmouth 0-0

Fulham - Sunderland 0-0

Liverpool - Wigan 3-2
Goals Liverpool: Kuyt 37′, 85′, Riera 80′
Goals Wigan: Zaki 29′, 69′

Man Utd - West Brom 4-0
Goals: Rooney 56′, Ronaldo 69′, Berbatov 71′, Nani 90′

Hull - West Ham 1-0
Goal: Turner 51

Stoke - Tottenham 2-1
Goals Stoke: Higginbotham (pen)19, Delap 53
Goal Spurs: Bent 25

Bolton sealed an unrare away win in the Premier League after beating West Ham 3-1 at Upton Park.
Bolton were helped by England international keeper Robert Green who was unfortunate today. The ball slipped out of his hands in the rainy weather, a mistake that cost the Hammers a 0-1 goal.

Just when West Ham were trying to work their way back into the game the Wanderers scored another goal, this time through Gary Cahill after a rebound. Despite a heavy possession (66%) West Ham were never really threatening Bolton. As many times before it was the last decisive pass that lacked.

The Hammers scored a 1-2 goal but it was not their day and Bolton scored another as they sealed a 3-1 win to end Gianfranco Zola’s 100% record.

West Ham - Bolton 1-3
Goal West Ham: Carlton Cole 68′
Goals Bolton: Davies 30′, Cahill 33′, Taylor 86′