Kitbag have some of the new season Premier League kits available to order now. Click on the images below for more details, or click here to view the ranges on their website.

Manchester United new Home and Training Kits 2010/11

Chelsea new Away and Training Kits 2010/11

Liverpool new Third and Away Kits 2010/11

2010 · 2010/11 · 2011 · away · chelsea · english · EPL · football · home · kits · Liverpool · man u · Mancester · new · now · order · PL · premier league · season · Soccer · team · third · training · United

Below are details of the Semi Finals, Third Place Play-off and the Final fixtures from the South Africa World Cup. Results will be added as each game finishes. All kick-off times shown are UK (GMT+1).

Last updated: 11 July 2010, 22:04

Semi Finals

Tuesday 6th July 2010						Venue	Notes
19:30	Uruguay		2 – 3		Netherlands	Green Point	-

Wednesday 7th July 2010						Venue	Notes
19:30	Germany		0 – 1		Spain	Durban	-

Third Place

Saturday 10th July 2010						Venue	Notes
19:30	Uruguay		2 – 3		Germany	Nelson Mandela Bay	-

World Cup Final

Sunday 11th July 2010						Venue	Notes
19:30	Netherlands		0 – 1		Spain	Soccer City	Extra time

2010 · FIFA · final · fixtures · fourth · germany · holland · netherlands · place · play off · results · scores · semi final · South Africa · spain · teams · third · uruguay · World Cup

Below are details of the Quarter Final fixtures from the South Africa World Cup. Results will be added as each game finishes. All kick-off times shown are UK (GMT+1). Fixtures are subject to change.

Last updated: 05 July 2010, 15:56

Friday 2nd July 2010						Venue	Notes
15:00	Netherlands		2 – 1		Brazil	Nelson Mandela Bay	-
19:30	Uruguay		1 – 1		Ghana	Soccer City	4 – 2 pens.

Saturday 3rd July 2010						Venue	Notes
15:00	Argentina		0 – 4		Germany	Green Point	-
19:30	Paraguay		0 – 1		Spain	Ellis Park	-

2010 · FIFA · fixtures · goals · groups · quarter finals · results · scores · South Africa · stadium · venue · World Cup

The European Grand Prix has not been a good race for Australian Mark Webber. Starting second on the grid, Webber quickly dropped back to 9th place after going wide on the first corner.

Only ten laps into the race, Webber made an attempt to overtake Kovalainen, but instead hit the rear of his car and was flipped into the air. He landed upside down on the track, before bouncing upright again and crashing into the tyre wall. Amazingly Mark walked away from the car uninjured.

Kovalainen made a great observation of the crash, as was heard on the radio to his team: “I was defending and I think he ran into me.” Yes, yes he certainly did.

The race was won by Vettel, with Hamilton second and Button third. However Button, along with eight other drivers, will be under investigation after the race for driving too fast under Safety Car conditions. This may result in Button losing his third place finish.

crash · european · F1 · flip · formula 1 · grand prix · Kovalainen · sky · spain · spanish · valencia · webber

Below are details of the second round of fixtures from the South Africa World Cup Last 16 Stage. Results will be added as each game finishes. All kick-off times shown are UK (GMT+1). Fixtures are subject to change.

Last updated: 29 June 2010, 22:24

Saturday 26th June 2010						Venue	Notes
15:00	Uruguay		2 - 1		South Korea	Nelson Mandela Bay	-
19:30	USA		1 – 2		Ghana	Royal Bafokeng	Extra time

Sunday 27th June 2010						Venue	Notes
15:00	Germany		4 – 1		England	Free State	-
19:30	Argentina		3 – 1		Mexico	Soccer City	-

Monday 28th June 2010						Venue	Notes
15:00	Netherlands		2 – 1		Slovakia	Durban	-
19:30	Brazil		3 – 0		Chile	Ellis Point	-

Tuesday 29th June 2010						Venue	Notes
15:00	Paraguay		0 – 0		Japan	Loftus Versfeld	5 – 3 pens.
19:30	Spain		1 – 0		Portugal	Green Point	-

2010 · FIFA · fixtures · football · games · goals · last 16 · matches · results · scores · second round · Soccer · South Africa · World Cup

Below are details of the second week of fixtures from the South Africa World Cup Groups Stage. Results will be added as each game finishes. All kick-off times shown are UK (GMT+1). Fixtures are subject to change.

Last updated: 25 June 2010, 22:25

Saturday 19th June 2010						Venue	Group
12:30	Netherlands		1 – 0		Japan	Durban	E
15:00	Ghana		1 – 1		Australia	Royal Bafokeng	D
19:30	Cameroon		1 – 2		Denmark	Green Point	E

Sunday 20th June 2010						Venue	Group
12:30	Slovakia		0 – 2		Paraguay	Free State	F
15:00	Italy		1 – 1		New Zealand	Mbombela	F
19:30	Brazil		3 – 1		Ivory Coast	Soccer City	G

Monday 21st June 2010						Venue	Group
12:30	Portugal		7 – 0		North Korea	Green Point	G
15:00	Chile		1 – 0		Switzerland	Nelson Mandela Bay	H
19:30	Spain		2 – 0		Honduras	Ellis Park	H

Tuesday 22 June 2010						Venue	Group
15:00	France		1 – 2		South Africa	Free State	A
15:00	Mexico		0 – 1		Uruguay	Royal Bafokeng	A
19:30	Greece		0 – 2		Argentina	Peter Mokaba	B
19:30	Nigeria		2 – 2		South Korea	Durban	D

Wednesday 23rd June 2010						Venue	Group
15:00	Slovenia		0 – 1		England	Nelson Mandela Bay	C
15:00	USA		1 – 0		Algeria	Loftus Versfeld	C
19:30	Australia		2 – 1		Serbia	Mbombela	D
19:30	Ghana		0 – 1		Germany	Soccer City	D

Thursday 24th June 2010						Venue	Group
15:00	Paraguay		0 – 0		New Zealand	Peter Mokaba	F
15:00	Slovakia		3 – 2		Italy	Ellis Park	F
19:30	Cameroon		1 – 2		Netherlands	Green Point	E
19:30	Denmark		1 – 3		Japan	Royal Bafokeng	E

Friday 25th June 2010						Venue	Group
15:00	North Korea		0 – 3		Ivory Coast	Mbombela	G
15:00	Portugal		0 – 0		Brazil	Durban	G
19:30	Chile		1 – 2		Spain	Loftus Versfeld	H
19:30	Switzerland		0 – 0		Honduras	Free State	H

2010 · FIFA · fixtures · goals · groups · results · scores · South Africa · stadium · venue · World Cup

The South Africa 2010 FIFA World Cup is almost upon us, with a month of matches kicking off this Friday. Below are details of the first week of fixtures from the Groups Stage. Results will be added as each game finishes. All kick-off times shown are UK (GMT+1). Fixtures are subject to change.

Last updated: 18 June 2010, 22:47

Friday 11th June 2010						Venue	Group
15:00	South Africa		1 – 1		Mexico	Soccer City	A
19:30	Uruguay		0 – 0		France	Green Point	A

Saturday 12th June 2010						Venue	Group
12:30	South Korea		2 – 0		Greece	Nelson Mandela Bay	B
15:00	Argentina		1 – 0		Nigeria	Green Point	B
19:30	England		1 – 1		USA	Ellis Park	C

Sunday 13th June 2010						Venue	Group
12:30	Algeria		0 – 1		Slovenia	Peter Mokaba	C
19:30	Germany		4 – 0		Australia	Durban	D
15:00	Serbia		0 – 1		Ghana	Loftus Versfeld	D

Monday 14th June 2010						Venue	Group
12:30	Holland		2 – 0		Denmark	Soccer City	E
15:00	Japan		1 – 0		Cameroon	Free State	E
19:30	Italy		1 – 1		Paraguay	Green Point	F

Tuesday 15th June 2010						Venue	Group
12:30	New Zealand		1 – 1		Slovakia	Royal Bafokeng	F
15:00	Ivory Coast		0 – 0		Portugal	Nelson Mandela Bay	G
19:30	Brazil		2 – 1		North Korea	Ellis Park	G

Wednesday 16th June 2010						Venue	Group
12:30	Honduras		0 – 1		Chile	Mbombela	H
15:00	Spain		0 – 1		Switzerland	Durban	H
19:30	South Africa		0 – 3		Uruguay	Loftus Versfeld	A

Thursday 17th June 2010						Venue	Group
19:30	Mexico		2 – 0		France	Peter Mokaba	A
15:00	Nigeria		1 – 2		Greece	Soccer City	B
12:30	Argentina		4 – 1		South Korea	Free State	B

Friday 18th June 2010						Venue	Group
12:30	Germany		0 – 1		Serbia	Nelson Mandela Bay	D
15:00	USA		2 – 2		Slovenia	Ellis Park	C
19:30	England		0 – 0		Algeria	Green Point	C

2010 · draws · FIFA · fixtures · football · kick off · matches · results · SA · Soccer · South Africa · stadium · teams · times · venue · World Cup

Round 11  kicked off with a bang with Saint Kilda vs Richmond. Saint Kilda sat 6th on the ladder and a win would put them 2nd. Richmond on the other hand were at the bottom of the ladder but a win for them would kick them up 3 spots.  The Saints had the stronger of the two starts in a low scoring opening quarter and they managed to pull away, until 6 goals to 2 in the 3rd term put the Tigers back in the game. But a strong finish from Saint Kilda saw them runaway 38 point winners, with Stephen Milne kicking 5 goals!

Though the highlight game of the round, in my view, had to be North Melbourne vs Brisbane. The Brisbane Lions were the hot favourites, coming off a surprise win over the Magpies last week. North Melbourne, however, had a shock loss to Fremantle by 61 points. 

The Kangaroos got off to an amazing start, kicking 7 goals in the first term, going on to lead by 34 at quarter time and by 36 at the main brake. But a massive turn around by the Lions set us up for what was an amazing final term.

The Lions finished off strongly and with three minutes to go they took the lead. But when Drew Petrie took a mark with 50 seconds to go, people watched in awe as he stormed in and kicked a goal to give the Kangaroos a triumphant win by just 1 point!

AFL · aussie rules · australian · brisbane · drew petrie · football · kangeroos · ladder · league · lions · north melbourne · results · richmond · round 11 · saints · st kilda · stephen milne · tigers

It has just been confirmed that Rio Ferdinand, captain of the England World Cup 2010 team, has been dropped from the squad after injuring his knee in a training session earlier today.

The team only arrived in South Africa yesterday, in preparation for the World Cup, which starts in a weeks time. This was England’s first training session since arriving.

Steven Gerrard will take the place of captain, and Tottenham centre-back Michael Dawson will fly out to replace Ferdinand in the squad.

2010 · Dawson · dropped · England · Ferdinand · Gerrard · injury · knee · Michael · Rio · ruled out · South Africa · World Cup

There were some great games of AFL this week but the best by far had to be Sydney vs Hawthorn. It was a close game which saw Lance Franklin kick three goals and Hawthorn win by two points.

Another great game was Brisbane vs Collingwood. The Pies were on a good role being second on the table, with winning four of their last five games. Brisbane on the other hand had lost their last four. 

This was a close encounter to the end but two late goals by the Lions saw them win by eight points. Both Jonathan Brown and Brendan Fevola kicked four goals.

AFL · aussie rules · australian · brendan fevola · brisbane · collingwood · football · games · hawthorn · jonathan brown · ladder · lance franklin · results · round 10 · sydney