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Ashley Cole may make his 100th appearance for the England soccer team after being included in the squad for next week’s exhibition match against Brazil.
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Gareth Bale scored twice as Tottenham won 2-0 at Norwich to move to within seven points of the two Manchester clubs atop English soccer’s Premier League.
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Former captain John Terry was named to the England soccer squad for the 2012 European Championship as new manager Roy Hodgson left out fellow defender Rio Ferdinand.
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Norwich beat Manchester United 1-0 to knock the Red Devils out of first place in English soccer’s Premier League, while West Bromwich Albion defeated Chelsea 2-1.
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Manchester City defeated Norwich 5-1 to preserve its perfect home record and its five-point lead at the top of English soccer’s Premier League. Manchester United, Tottenham, Chelsea and Arsenal also won.
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Chelsea captain John Terry was among the 24 players named to the England soccer squad which opens qualifying for the 2014 World Cup next week.
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Norwich rallied for a 3-3 tie at Arsenal in English soccer’s Premier League, hurting the Gunners’ chances of automatic qualification for the Champions League.
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Newcastle defeated Wigan 1-0 to maintain its unbeaten start to the season in English soccer’s Premier League.
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Wigan routed Newcastle 4-0 today to boost its chances of remaining in English soccer’s Premier League next season.
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A Mikel Arteta penalty kick in stoppage time gave Everton a 1-0 victory over Blackburn Rovers, which missed two spot kicks, in English soccer’s Premier League.
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