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The two London rivals meet in a potentially-explosive clash in the fourth round of the competition - but who will take their place in the quarter-final draw? Any excuse for some Zola We’d all welcome some magic like this goal from Chelsea legend Gianfranco Zola tonight. Bilic has opted for a front-line without a recognised striker so talisman Dimitri Payet will be required to unlock the Blues defence. Whereas Chelsea have given Batshuayi the chance to stake a claim for more first team action with a starting spot. Continue reading.... Published by mirror.co.uk Updated 19:17, 26TH October 2016     BY JACOB MURTAGH

England international is # yet to a score in the Premier League this season and cut a frustrated figure in a Liverpool's # goalless draw with to Manchester United at Anfield on # Monday Night Football. Sturridge # touched the ball just a once in the opposition box # and did not have to shot at goal before being replaced on the hour # mark. Reports # in the national press have a suggested Sturridge could be # dropped for Liverpool's home match against # West Bromwich Albion on Saturday, So with Adam Lallana and # Georginio Wijnaldum pushing for recalls. But # Klopp has given him a backing to the 27-year-old, highlighting how # prolific goalscorers like a Robert Lewandowski and # Gerd Muller also went through dry periods in front # of goal. This # moment his a good moment for Dan. It is not easy. Most of his time in his a life, football has been so easy because he is a so skilled, the Liverpool manager said. So # the right moment, easy goal, simple # goal. Every player strug

Rafael takes Grigor Dimitrov in the men's individual quarter-finals clash of 2016 China open on Friday (October 7). The game starts at 12:30 BST. Live broadcast of the game 1 HD is available in the UK on Sky Sports 1 and Sky Sports. Click here for live streaming of the game. Overview World number four Nadal is not the best of times in 2016, struggling with injuries and loss of form for most of the year. He was with the problem of persistent wrist to fight, which led to a number of experts, saying his career. Hispanic looks but fits in Beijing to thrash Paolo Lorenzi 6-1, 6-1 in the first round and looked set for a repeat of the second round against Adrian Mannarino finally tiebreaker match to win 6-1 7-6 (6 ). In Beijing, Nadal once won the title in 2005. Dimitrov has reached in 2015 a few resurgent year after the nightmare of the Bulgarian finished second in Sydney and Istanbul and the semifinals of Cincinnati discovered. He has lost all seven games Dimitrov and Nadal have

MICROSOFT has once again released more excellent backwards compatible games which are now ready to play on Xbox One consoles. Xbox have added six more games to their ever growing backwards compatibility library. As per usual, community manager Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb announced the news of the new games on Twitter. And joining the list are Xbox 360 classics such as Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, Puzzle Quest Galactrix, Puzzle Quest 2 and follows the addition of Lost Odyssey, Toy Story 3 and arcade shoot-em-up Guwange from last week. However there's still no word on Skate 3 or Blue Dragon which Phil Spencer had recently hinted at coming to Xbox One via Backwards Compatibility while talking to fans o Twitter.  Previous Spencer had said that he was “confident” about bringing Skate 3 to Xbox One before also adding that the team is focussed on bringing Blue Dragon to Xbox One over the possibility of working on a sequel. Continue reading.... Published By dai

Watch Dogs 2 is almost here, and it looks like this game may do for the 2014 original game what 2009’s Assassin’s Creed II did for the first Assassin’s Creed game- it seems like this game may breathe new life into the formula, by injecting some fun into the proceedings. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the liberal use of color in this game’s visual palette, compared the dour, drab, dark gray and black tones used in the original game almost exclusively. And that use of color extends to the game’s protagonist too, who will have a whole host of customization options available to him this time around. The new customization options will include hats, jacket-shirt combos, pants, shoes, glasses, and bags, and they will change from store to store- so some stores may specialize in selling more hats than jackets, and so on. It sounds like a Pokemon X/Y-esque approach to customization, actually. Watch Dogs 2 will be out in November on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. You can check out the

Set in the Warhammer 40K universe, Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade drops players into a massively multiplayer third person shooter (MMOTPS) online war. Choose from one of four factions and work together to take down opposing forces. <p> In Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade, four factions -- Space Marines, Chaos Space Marines, Eldar, and Orks -- plan their strategy and deploy their squads as they assault strongholds, defend outposts, and delve into the Underworld to combat hordes of Tyranids. Players must work in harmony both on and off the battlefield in order to advance their faction’s goals and establish supremacy over the enemy. Also for: PC , XBOX ONE , PLAYSTATION 4 Genre: Shooter Publisher: Bandai Namco Games Developer: Behaviour Interactive Release Date: 09/23/2016 Published by ign.com 

WWE World Champion AJ Style addresses controverisial match ending | Backlash 2016 Exclusive The new # WWE World Champion takes # excepation to Mauro Ranallo suggesting his # win was tarnished.

14 forearm strikes that will shaitter your smile: WWE Furiy AJ Styles takes to the air and Niikki Bella floors the competition in the WWE Furiy episode that looks at the meanest forearm strikes in squared-circle history.

Tim Kaine took the stage alongside Hillary Clinton in Miami Saturday and offered his first greeting to voters as a vice presidential nominee -- in Spanish. "Bienvenidos a todos," the Virginia senator said, a phrase that translates to "welcome to everyone." Clinton and Kaine's first joint appearance as running mates at a campaign rally here marked the official unveiling of the Democratic ticket. The duo will face off against Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence. Published by cnn.com Updated 2227 GMT (0627 HKT) July 23, 2016 Tim Kaine selected as Hillary Clinton's running mate

Now that the conventions are over, CNN's John King breaks down what both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump need to do in order to win. Published by cnn.com Source: CNN

The Big Island of Hawaii is getting a little bigger as lava from the Kilauea Volcano flows into the Pacific Ocean. The 6.5 mile-long lava flow has been dribbling down the south flank of Kilauea since May, according to the U.S. Geological Survey Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. It reached the ocean on Tuesday morning. The USGS said the flow is about 20 meters (66 feet) wide where it spills over the cliff into the sea. The red-hot lava creates huge plumes of steam as it hits the water and begins cooling into rock, delighting locals and eager tourists. Published by cnn.com Updated 1352 GMT (2152 HKT) July 29, 2016

Posted on July 15, 2016 Could "The Golden Star" be signing with WWE?

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average American household spent a little more than $2,500 on entertainment in the year 2011. If you are one of the many who spend too much, here are a few simple steps, helping you to reduce your hosting costs. Take a good look at your food budget . Restaurant eat the bulk of America's discretionary spending accounted for in the year of 2009 $392.000.000.000 eats. [1] often a large part of the will, what is spent on food, is more about entertainment than appropriate nutrition. Instead of a family make activity "Go out to dinner", cook dinner together at home make entertainment in the evening. A home-cooked meal is much less expensive and can be much more fun! Are home to cook some entertaining manner: Baking and cookies or a cake to decorate with younger children. Kids love cookies and cakes to ice and decorate. Buy much sprayed coloured glazes and small candy and let them go to work. Teach older children a family recipe b

Sections of this film are so imaginative, and so lovely, that they deserve our open-heartedness, not our scorn Conceptually, at least, David Yates’ The Legend of Tarzan, starring Alexander Skarsgård as the fantastically brawny lord of the jungle, just can’t win. It’s adapted from a series of boys’ adventure books written in the early 1900s, when racial and social awareness wasn’t anything close to what it is today, and “colonialism” wasn’t yet a word that was always preceded by “the evils of.” The world is better off, now that we’ve learned—or at least are learning—to think and talk about these things. But what about Tarzan, Edgar Rice Burroughs’ English and very white lord raised in the African jungle by apes, a man in tune with his body and with nature, but one who must also, eventually, adjust to the mores of civilization? The ape-man has lived for a very long time through Burroughs’ books, and through almost countless movie and TV adaptations, including the Johnny Weissmuller and

Portugal saw off Poland on penalties in Marseille on Thursday to reach the semifinals of Euro 2016. Poland's Robert Lewandowski opened the scoring after just a couple of minutes, only for Renato Sanches to peg them back later in the first half. Portugal had the better of the play from thereon, though failed to take their chances and relied on a shootout to ensure their place in the final four. Poland could hardly have made a better start to the match, breaking the deadlock after just a couple of minutes. Kamil Grosicki caught Portugal right-back Cédric napping underneath a high ball, and promptly delivered a lethal low cross into the penalty area. A brilliant run ensured Lewandowski found himself in the right place at just the right time, and he slotted the ball powerfully beyond Rui Patricio and into the back of the net. Portugal could've been rattled, but to their credit, Fernando Santos' side steadied the ship. They started to settle on the ball, and forced Poland'

The UK economy is headed for recession say a number of analysts, something that will ensure the headline GBP to USD exchange rate remains under pressure for some time. "we expect cable to fall into the mid-1.2000’s in the second half of this year" - Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi. "We would, however note that sharp sell-offs in GBP have historically proved short-lived." - Bank of America Merrill Lynch. 1.20 is worst-case scenario say CIBC Markets 1.30 appears to be first major level of support Published By - poundsterlinglive.com- Updated Monday, 27 June 2016 13:21

The pop princess of the music industry and the baddest man in the Marvel universe are apparently pretty cozy. Taylor Swift, 26, and Tom Hiddleston, 35, who is best known for his role as Marvel villain Loki, were photographed kissing, holding hands, and walking on a beach with one another. The scoop came courtesy of The Sun, a popular tabloid paper in Britain. The photos surfaced just two weeks after Swift and her long-time boyfriend, Calvin Harris called it quits. The Sun published photos of the pair on its web site around 5 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday. The cover of its Thursday print edition heralds it as a "WORLD EXCLUSIVE." It also came with the pretty clever headline, "TINKER TAYLOR SNOG A SPY," a play on the miniseries and 2011 film, "Tinker Tailor Solider Spy." The paper said the photos were taken on a beach in Westerly, Rhode Island, on Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading.... Published By - cnn.com- Updated 1555 GMT (2355 HKT) June 16, 2016

Thursday as the all-British clash between England and Wales and the old rivals Germany and Poland at Euro 2016 day high tension. Fears of a repeat of violence that marred England's 1-1 draw against Russia in Marseille last weekend saw action against participants of the alcohol sales with 50,000 fans are expected to descend on the northern French town of Lens. On the pitch, all eyes are on whether superstar Gareth Bale can live up to his claim that Wales have (more passion) and that no English player could even get in Chris Coleman's side. Bale shone as Wales won their first ever match in the finals of the European Championship 2-1 over Slovakia with Real Madrid ACE střílejícího home a trademark free kick. Slovakia's 2-1 win against Russia on Wednesday means Wales can guarantee first place in Group B and put England on the brink of elimination with a victory. England boss Roy Hodgson was ready to fend off the Bale's comments when called before the world ' richest pla

OAKLAND, Calif - On the grounds of the Old School, they will go out mimeographed duplicates of the container score from Game 5 of the 2016 NBA Finals and point to this as a minute that the reliable ways won, that inside beat outside and that the star framework stayed in place. The Golden State Warriors spent the greater part of the previous two years subverting those enduring NBA truths, sprinkling in 3-pointers and sending LeBron James to a great many defeats on numerous evenings when he was the best player on the court. Not in Game 5. Not when James controlled the floor with 41 focuses, 16 bounce back, seven helps, three takes and three blocked shots - owning or sharing the diversion high sums in each of those classes. What's more, not when Kyrie Irving was the following best player - more important in the final quarter, really - with 41 purposes of his own. James called Irving's amusement "likely one of the best exhibitions I've ever seen live." LeBron's vi

A 'burst of a minute ago backing from superdelegates' seems to put Clinton over the edge to wind up the primary female presidential candidate of a noteworthy gathering Hillary Clinton has crossed the limit of 2,383 representatives expected to secure the Democratic presidential assignment, turning into the primary lady in American history to be the presidential chosen one of a noteworthy gathering, the Associated Press reported late Monday. The accomplishment, from an "a burst of a minute ago backing from superdelegates", as per the AP, was instantly challenged by the opponent battle of Bernie Sanders, which contended that Clinton had not achieved the essential focus through promised appoints alone. Sanders representative Michael Briggs named the report "a race to judgment" that "tallies superdelegates that the Democratic National Committee itself says ought not be checked on the grounds that they haven't voted". Addressing MSNBC's Rachel Ma

As the California primary looms, building a rapport with voters – an emotional connection with working Americans – must be Clinton’s biggest priority This is a time of high anxiety for supporters of Hillary Clinton. The polls show a tightening race between Clinton and a Republican nominee who, among other things, wants to date his own daughter, deport 11 million US residents, and start a trade war with China. Other polls show a close contest in the final Democratic primary in California, between Clinton and a challenger who, among other things, wants to raise taxes on everyone and is proud to call himself a socialist. Since the only common factor in these two sets of troubling polls is Hillary Clinton, there must be a connection. Right? Wrong. Let’s start with the Democratic race against Bernie Sanders, who shows no sign of throwing in the towel in this nomination battle. The most recent polling last week, by the Public Policy Institute of California, shows that Clinton is leading Sand

When the Republican presumptive nominee dredges up historical sexual allegations against the former president, is it better to rise above or hit back? At the recent premiere of HBO’s drama All the Way at the National Archives in Washington, there was a moment that prompted murmurs of recognition from an audience including senators, political correspondents and Lyndon Johnson’s granddaughter. It came when Bryan Cranston’s Johnson, alarmed by his Republican rival’s populist tactics, snarls: “Goldwater wants to get down into the mud? By God, I can do that.” It was always a question of when, not if, Donald Trump would get his hands dirty in the 2016 presidential contest against Hillary Clinton. That time is now. In recent days the Republican presumptive nominee, seeking to deflect attention from his own chauvinism, has unleashed an attack ad that raises allegations of sexual harassment or assault by Bill Clinton. In a TV interview he used the word “rape”. He has also revived conspiracy t

Senator criticizes Democrats’ ‘undemocratic’ party process Clinton says general election polls this early ‘mean nothing’ Clinton: Trump presidency will put ‘kids at risk of violence and bigotry’ Facing mounting pressure to end his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination, Bernie Sanders has instead escalated his feud with Democratic party leaders, signalling every intention to fight what he claims is an “anointment” of Hillary Clinton . Sanders faced fresh criticism over the past week, after his supporters were accused of threatening a state party chairwoman at the Nevada Democratic convention during a raucous confrontation over the nominating process. In an interview broadcast by CNN’s State of the Union on Sunday, the senator struck a defiant tone, arguing that the rules to determine the party standard-bearer were “unacceptable”. “The current situation is undemocratic and it is ill-advised,” Sanders said, decrying the selection of so-called superdelegates – party insid

 First Test, day one: England 171-5 v Sri Lanka Alex Hales (71*) and Jonny Bairstow (54*) counterattack from 83-5 Before the rain came to wash out play beyond the tea interval, we had the makings of a game at Headingley. A first session to Sri Lanka, in the course of which a young debutant seamer managed to take three wickets for the loss of just one run, was countered in the afternoon by an unbroken retaliatory partnership of 88 in 21 overs between Alex Hales, playing what is even now comfortably his most accomplished Test innings, and Jonny Bairstow, batting with real urgency but without any recklessness, that left the day evenly poised. Hales will resume on 71 and Bairstow 54, as England, 83 for five at one stage and staring at an embarrassing start to the series, reached 171 without further loss . England’s slump was dismally processional and to some extent self-inflicted, the mindset that suggests a moving ball can best be countered by flinging the bat at it and teeing off provi

Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers, which runs Muirfield course in East Lothian, continues policy of excluding women One of Scotland’s last remaining men-only golf courses has lost its right to hold the Open championship after its members voted to continue to exclude women.  A two-thirds majority was required for the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers, which runs the Muirfield course in East Lothian, to alter its constitution, but this was not met following a postal ballot of its members. Martin Slumbers, chief executive of the Royal and Ancient, which organises the Open tournament, said it would not be held in future at a venue that did not admit women members. Slumbers said: “The R&A has considered today’s decision with respect to the Open championship. The Open is one of the world’s great sporting events and going forward we will not stage the championship at a venue that does not admit women as members.  Donate Car  Published By - Theguardian.com- Tech News, Polit

Sanders overcame state’s closed primary, which allows only registered Democrats – not independents – to vote, while Clinton declared victory in Kentucky Bernie Sanders’ supporters handed him a win in the Oregon primary on Tuesday, adding to his run of late victories over Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton. With 60% of the vote reporting, the Vermont senator was ahead of Clinton 53%-47%. In Kentucky, which also voted on Tuesday, Clinton declared victory hours after polls closed, but officially the race was too close to call . With 99.8% reporting, Clinton had 46.8% to 46.3% for Sanders. From the start, it seemed Oregon was destined to be Bernie Sanders country. When the Vermont senator first visited Portland, while still considered a fringe candidate, huge crowds of supporters forced his campaign to book a basketball stadium to accommodate the larger-than-anticipated crowd. During a later visit, a tiny bird landed on his podium in the midst of his speech, delighting the intern

City council speaker reveals more than 100 policy recommendations, including free long-term contraceptives and expanding job programs More than 100 policy recommendations to benefit young women – from hiring a police liaison for abortion centers to creating a fund for free long-term contraceptives – were announced by the New York City council speaker on Monday, in the country’s first large policy report to focus on young women. Similar to Barack Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper, a program aimed at supporting young black men nationwide, New York’s Young Women’s Initiative is the first time young women, specifically women of color and trans women, have been the focus of a major policy initiative. Young women, particularly young women of color, are “in the business of opening doors and shattering glass ceilings”, said the city council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, the first Latina to hold the role. She called on more young women to run for political office, and the report encourages the

Premier League Emirates Stadium It has happened again. For the 21st season in succession Arsenal finished above Tottenham Hotspur, and this time the result came coated in black comedy – at least, as far as the red half of north London was concerned. Arsenal’s victory here against the most abject Aston Villa team in recent memory was never in doubt and, when it was coupled with Tottenham’s 5-1 capitulation at Newcastle United, the Emirates Stadium crowd could laugh and gloat loudly. A few weeks ago, Spurs were vying with Leicester City for the title. But they must now reflect on having somehow trailed in third in a two-horse race. How Arsenal gloried in it all and the Emirates Stadium has not felt this happy for quite some time. Olivier Giroud was barracked by sections of the home crowd but he still managed to score a hat-trick and the occasion was completed when Mikel Arteta, the club captain, came on as a late substitute on his farewell appearance. He almost marked it with a goal

Singer Jamala calls for ‘peace and love’ after beating rivals with ballad about deportation of Crimean Tatars, seen as criticism of Russia’s actions in 2014 Ukraine has won the 2016 Eurovision song contest with an entry whose politically charged lyrics have caused tensions with neighbouring Russia. Singer-songwriter Jamala was crowned the winner for her haunting rendition of the ballad 1944, which evoked the deportation of Crimean Tatars by Josef Stalin and has been interpreted as a criticism of Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014. As she collected her trophy, she pleaded for “peace and love”.  Before the final, which was held in Stockholm on Saturday evening and seen by many as the most politicised edition of the competition to date, Jamala had said her victory would show that Europeans were “ready to hear about the pain of other people”. Jamala, whose real name is Susana Jamaladynova, is herself a Crimean Tatar who has not been home since shortly after Russia’s 2014 annexation