Soccer League: Barcelona LIVE SOCCER TV STREAMS

01:00
Soccer focal point (playback)ESPN
01:45Italian football league: Inter VS Milan (playback)
GuangDong Sports

02:30 soccer 100 minute (playback)
BTV-6

03:00English Premier League: Aston Villa VS Manchester City TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel

03:25 spanish Soccer League: Barcelona VS Real Madrid (playback)GuangDong Sports

03:302007.08 season NBA regular season: Friendly VS knight (live)CCTV-5

04:45frech Premier League: AS Saint Etienne VS Paris saint GermanicTianSheng EuropeFootball Channel

05:00Soccer weekly (playback)
GuangDong Sports

08:00Soccer focal point (playback)
ESPN

08:00rech Premier League: ASNL Nancy VS Olympique Lyonnais TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel

10:00English Premier League: Newcastle VS Derby County
TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel

10:00In 2007 Asian cup soccer game: Iraqi VS Saudi Arabia (playback)
Star Sports

10:002007.08 season NBA regular season: Friendly VS knight (record)
CCTV-5

10:15 spanish Soccer League: Zaragoza VS Valencia (playback)
GuangDong Sports

12:002007.08 season UEFA European Championship special edition (playback)
ESPN
14:00English Premier League: Middlesbrough VS Western Han Dynasty

TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel
14:00In 2007 world weight lifting championship tournament: Female 63 kilograms levels (record)
CCTV-5

14:05English Premier League selects (playback)
GuangDong Sports

15:00In 2007 Arab League contains the tung oil tree mountain cup China and Japan Chinese chess champion dual meet: Open VS the Liu star (live)

CCTV-5
16:30 in 2007 world female volleyball team grand prize contest total final match: Chinese team VS Italy team (record)
CCTV-5

17:302007.08 season UEFA European Championship special edition (playback)
ESPN

17:35The English crown selects (playback)
GuangDong Sports
19:00
BTV athletic field: Spanish Soccer League artistic collection
BTV-6

19:302007.08 season CBAtournament: Zhejiang VS Beijing (live)
BTV-6

19:30 2007.08 season CBAtournament: 81 VS Shandong (live)
CCTV-5

19:30 2007.08 season CBAtournament: Shaanxi VS Dongguan (live)

GuangDong Sports
19:30In 2007 Asian soccer champion tournament: Water's edge and ruby VS Sha Bahan (playback)
Star Sports

21:00English Premier League: Chelsea VS Aston Villa (live)
TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel

23:00English Premier League: Sunderland VS Man. Utd (live)
TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel
On December 27(Thursday)

01:00English Premier League: Derby County VS Liverpool (extends broadcasts)
TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel

01:00The English crown selects (playback)
GuangDong Sports

01:30Spanish Soccer League: Zaragoza VS Valencia (playback)
GuangDong Sports

03:35English Premier League: Arsenal VS hot thorn (playback)
BTV-6

03:45English Premier League: Portsmouth VS Arsenal (live)
TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel
08:00
Portuguese ultra tournament: Lisbon athletics VS Fei Leila
TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel

08:35Record: In 2007 nation figure skating grand prize contest second station
CCTV-5

09:05BTV athletic field: Spanish Soccer League artistic collection
BTV-6

09:302007.08 season NBA regular season: Spurs VS bull (live)
GuangDong Sports, BTV-6

09:35Record: In 2006 world Latin dance championship tournament
CCTV-5

10:00English Premier League: Chelsea VS Aston Villa
TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel
10:00

In 2007 Asian soccer champion tournament: Water's edge and ruby VS Sha Bahan (playback)
Star Sports

13:05BTV athletic field: Spanish Soccer League artistic collection
BTV-6

14:00English Premier League: Sunderland VS Man. Utd
TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel

14:00In 2007 world female volleyball team grand prize contest total final match: Chinese team VS Poland team (record)
CCTV-5

15:30English Premier League: Portsmouth VS Arsenal (playback)
GuangDong Sports

15:30In 2007 Central Europe basketball dual meet: The Chinese national sports team VS Italy shell natrium passes the team (record)
CCTV-5

16:00English Premier League: Derby County VS Liverpool
TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel

17:05Spanish Soccer League selects (playback)
GuangDong Sports

17:05In 2007 world weight lifting championship tournament: Female 69 kilograms levels (record)
CCTV-5
19:30Record: NBA artistic collection
CCTV-5

20:00In 2007 international badminton's union year's end match: Copenhagen master match (live)
GuangDong Sports

22:00English Premier League: Portsmouth VS Arsenal
TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel

22:302007.08 season UEFA European Championship: Milan VS this Philippines card (playback)
ESPN

22:50Night of the soccer (live)

CCTV-5On December 28(Friday)
00:10

English Premier League: Portsmouth VS Arsenal (playback)
GuangDong Sports

00:15English Premier League: Sunderland VS Man. Utd
TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel

02:15Spanish Soccer League selects (playback)
GuangDong Sports

03:45English Premier League: Manchester City VS Blackburn Rovers (live)
TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel

05:45Portuguese ultra tournament: Lisbon athletics VS Fei Leila

TianSheng EuropeFootball Channel
09:30In 2007 English Si Nock super tournament: Robinson VS Ding Junhui (record)

CCTV-5
14:00Record: In 2007 Shanghai international track and field gold grand prize contest
CCTV-5

15:30In 2007 Central Europe basketball dual meet: Chinese national sports team VS Moscow central land army (record)
CCTV-5

17:05English Premier League selects (playback)
GuangDong Sports

17:05In 2007 world weight lifting championship tournament: Female 75 kilograms levels (record)
CCTV-5

19:302007.08 season CBAtournament: Guangdong VS Liaoning (live)
CCTV-5

19:302007.08 season CBAtournament: Guangdong VS Liaoning (live)
GuangDong Sports

20:001997.98 season England foot total cup: Crystal Palace VS Arsenal (playback)
Star Sports

20:00Soccer (live)
ESPN

21:30Soccer big search (playback)
ESPN

22:302007.08 season UEFA European Championship: Barcelona VS Olympique Lyonnais (playback)
ESPN

22:50Basketball park
CCTV-5

23:30In 2007 international badminton's union year's end match: Copenhagen master match (live)
GuangDong Sports
On December 29(Saturday)

09:002007.08 season NBA regular season: Rocket VS ash bear (live)

CCTV-5
10:001997.98 season England foot total cup: Crystal Palace VS Arsenal (playback)
Star Sports

11:30Soccer color after (live)
CCTV-5

12:30Soccer (playback)
ESPN

13:00Record: 49th session of world ping pong championship tournament individual competition
CCTV-5

16:00Chinese university student basketball super tournament: Northeast University VS Liaoning University (live)
CCTV-5

17:30Asian soccer magazine (playback)
Star Sports

18:001998.99UEFA European Championship: Bayern Munchen VS Man. Utd (playback)
Star Sports

19:302007.08 season WCBAtournament: Guangdong VS Shanghai (live)
GuangDong Sports

20:00Record: NBA artistic collection
CCTV-5

22:05In 2010 World Cup South America area invitational meet: Argentine VS Bolivia
CCTV-5

22:15In 2007 international badminton's union year's end match: Copenhagen master match final match (live)
GuangDong Sports
On December 30(Sunday)

00:00Frech Premier League: Olympique Lyonnais VS Bolivia
CCTV-5

01:00English Premier League: Chelsea the VS Newcastle (extends broadcasts)
GuangDong Sports

01:15BUNDES LIGA: VS Bayern Munchen
CCTV-5

02:35Spanish Soccer League: Real Madrid VS Santander
CCTV-5

03:00English Premier League: West Ham VS Man. Utd (extends broadcasts)
GuangDong Sports

05:30Asian soccer magazine (playback)
Star Sports

08:302007.08 season NBA regular season: Knight VS hornet (live)
CCTV-5

09:302007.08 season NBA regular season: Rocket VS fierce dragon (live)
GuangDong Sports

11:05In 2007 the world professional boxing champion strives for hegemony the match (live)
CCTV-5

12:30Asian soccer magazine (playback)
ESPN

13:35Record: In 2006 European standard dance championship tournament
CCTV-5

14:30Record: 49th session of world ping pong championship tournament individual competition
CCTV-5

15:0030th session of province port cup soccer game first round: Hong Kong VS Guangdong (live)
GuangDong Sports

16:002007.08 season national volleyball tournament: 81 men's volleyball VS Sichuan men's volleyball (live)
CCTV-5

17:00English Premier League: Everton VS Arsenal (playback)
GuangDong Sports

18:00Asian soccer magazine (playback)
ESPN

19:302007.08 season CBAtournament: Shandong VS Guangdong (live)
GuangDong Sports

19:302007.08 season CBAtournament: Dongguan VS Liaoning (live)
CCTV-5

22:05In 2008 European Nations' Cup invitational meet: Norwegian VS Greece (record)
CCTV-5

23:40In 2008 European Nations' Cup invitational meet: Israeli VS Russia (record)
CCTV-5

23:50English Premier League: Derby County VS Blackburn Rovers (extends broadcasts)
GuangDong Sports

On December 31(Monday)
01:50English Premier League: Manchester City VS Liverpool (extends broadcasts)
GuangDong Sports

02:05Italian football league: Roma VS Inter (record)
CCTV-5

03:50English Premier League: Everton VS Arsenal (extends broadcasts)
GuangDong Sports

Tuesday, December 25, 2007
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13:00 GMT [English Premier League]Tottenham Hotspur - Fulham Stream #1[En] OR Stream #2[En]

13:00 GMT [English Premier League]West Ham United - Reading
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13:30 GMT [Dutch Eredivisie]FC Groningen - PSV Eindhoven
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15:00 GMT [English Premier League]Sunderland - Manchester United Stream #1[En] OR Stream #2[En]

15:00 GMT [English Premier League]Derby County - Liverpool Stream #1[En] OR Stream #2[En]

15:00 GMT [English Premier League]Everton - Bolton Wanderers Links Will Follow @ Wednesday Morning

15:00 GMT [English Premier League]Birmingham City - Middlesbrough Links Will Follow @ Wednesday Morning

15:00 GMT [English Premier League]Wigan Athletic - Newcastle United Links Will Follow @ Wednesday Morning

16:00 GMT [Scottish Premier League]Dundee United - Celtic
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19:45 GMT [English Premier League]Portsmouth - Arsenal
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At a time for giving, the unforgiving populated Old Trafford. They included the Everton supporters, taunting Wayne Rooney, and their United counterparts, dusting off their anti-Liverpudlian chants, not heard for all of eight days.

Then there was Cristiano Ronaldo, sating his voracious appetite for goals by denying Everton a much-deserved point, and Tim Cahill, waging a one-man offensive on all things United. And, in the midfield maelstrom, such feisty characters as Tony Hibbert, Phil Neville, Carlos Tevez and Anderson slid in with complete disregard to their own safety. Even referee Howard Webb, strict but invariably correct, was in no mood to let anyone off lightly.

Charity begins at home? Hardly. Not when Ronaldo's ruthlessness earned a ninth successive Premier League victory at Old Trafford. Indeed, the representatives of Unicef, seen with Sir Alex Ferguson before kick-off, must have felt out of place. Still, it is to be hoped that their pleas for comparatively small amounts of money were heeded by the United squad; there must be better uses for £100,000 than their Christmas party.

But not, in a footballing context, anyway, than Ronaldo's weekly salary. He now has 16 goals in 16 games, he has the sort of statistics that even Gerd Muller, in his prime, would have coveted. Of his latest brace, the first was magnificent - a wonderful left-footed shot after a sharp turn baffled Lee Carsley - and the second comparatively mundane, yet more significant. His cool conversion of a penalty ended Everton's 14-match unbeaten run.

'Cristiano composed himself very well and took the penalty expertly,' said Sir Alex Ferguson. 'Ronaldo has always had that great confidence and temperament. He came here with that and he is never going to lose it. That's a great quality he has. We're expecting goals from him all the time. It was a marvellous performance by him.' The award, for Steven Pienaar's foul on Ryan Giggs, was so uncontroversial that David Moyes simply put his hands to his head.

Not that other decisions were as easy. Abuse from the terraces is one of the themes du jour. The other, somewhat inevitably, is refereeing and the willingness of players and fans alike to bend the boundaries of taste and the law, which was evident at Old Trafford.

With the definition of a dangerous tackle a subject debated, not least by managers, there is the sense that a thankless task has just become harder. Deficiencies in tackling technique of some players, coupled with the increasing pace of the game and the mixed standard of officiating in the Premier League, all contribute.

The no-nonsense Webb, one of the less hysterical officials, brandished a quartet of cards in the opening quarter of an hour, a rarity at Old Trafford, but he excelled. Wayne Rooney's was the first name taken yet, rather predictably, the visiting supporters had harsher words for their former idol than Webb.

Rather predictably, he polarised opinion to the extent that he was 'the White Pele' or 'a fat little muppet', depending upon your interpretation, though the latter is hardly the cruellest jibe ever aimed at Rooney.

But, whatever the attempts at wit, the more significant conclusion was that Everton merit serious consideration. Unbeaten for two months, they were two minutes away from extending that run and, in United's back-to-back wins against Liverpool's two teams, this proved much the tougher.

Their resilience was apparent at the back where Moyes praised the central pairing of Phil Jagielka and Joseph Yobo. 'They played exceptionally well today and Joleon Lescott, who we know is a terrific centre half, had to play at left back.' He also made an outstanding goal-line clearance to deny Rooney, when he chipped Tim Howard. Ferguson, meanwhile, was impressed by one of the centre-backs. 'The boy Jagielka, he must have got the last touch five or six times on really difficult crosses,' he said.

Without the injured duo of Mikel Arteta and Leon Osman, Moyes fielded a depleted midfield, yet they still possess a threat. Cahill's ability to sniff out an opening was evident again as the Australian has the attitude of a natural goalscorer, revelling in scruffy strikes and making umpteen advances in the hope of a half-chance.

He had a bona fide opportunity today and took it, rising above Patrice Evra to head in Pienaar's cross, becoming just the third visitor to breach the United defence in the Premier League.


Everton spent much of the subsequent hour on the back foot, with Moyes admitting: 'There's no way you'll come here and dominate possession against the champions. We played well enough to get something out of the game. The next bit is to beat those top four teams and we can do that.'

They can. This is Everton's strongest squad for two decades. Maintaining a challenge on four fronts is something that has eluded most teams, United included, but Moyes' men are managing it. Should Chelsea or Liverpool slip up, they could be the beneficiaries.

MAN OF THE MATCH: Cristiano Ronaldo - He continues to decide games, and does so with elan. Everton provided several contenders, but ultimately Ronaldo had the most important say.

MOAN OF THE MATCH: It was hard to dispute any of the bookings yet, the former professionals, harking back to the 1970s, made an attempt. When a referee who gets decisions right is criticised, they merit sympathy.

MAN UNITED VERDICT: Below their best but rescued by Ronaldo, it is a familiar tale. The worries for Ferguson might be that, lacking Owen Hargreaves and Rio Ferdinand, there was a loss of solidity in the centre of defence and a shortage of steel in midfield. Michael Carrick, Hargreaves' deputy, did not enhance his case.

EVERTON VERDICT: Even deprived of a trio of key players and in a rejigged formation, they acquitted themselves better than most do against United. But Yakubu, recently prolific, may discover that Moyes prefers his forwards to do as Andy Johnson does and strive more away from home. Everton's first line of defence starts a long way up the pitch.

THE SOULLESS SOLOISTS: David Moyes' Glaswegian accent can pose problems. Attempting to brand United's individual talents of Rooney, Ronaldo and Tevez 'soloists', the majority of his audience were rather bemused that he appeared to be calling them 'soulless'. An intended compliment was almost interpreted as a slight.

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13:00 GMT [English Premier League]Tottenham Hotspur - Fulham Stream #1[En] OR Stream #2[En]

13:00 GMT [English Premier League]West Ham United - Reading
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13:30 GMT [Dutch Eredivisie]FC Groningen - PSV Eindhoven
Links Will Follow @ Wednesday Morning

15:00 GMT [English Premier League]Sunderland - Manchester United Stream #1[En] OR Stream #2[En]

15:00 GMT [English Premier League]Derby County - Liverpool Stream #1[En] OR Stream #2[En]

15:00 GMT [English Premier League]Everton - Bolton Wanderers Links Will Follow @ Wednesday Morning

15:00 GMT [English Premier League]Birmingham City - Middlesbrough Links Will Follow @ Wednesday Morning

15:00 GMT [English Premier League]Wigan Athletic - Newcastle United Links Will Follow @ Wednesday Morning

16:00 GMT [Scottish Premier League]Dundee United - Celtic
Links Will Follow @ Wednesday Morning

19:45 GMT [English Premier League]Portsmouth - Arsenal
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At a time for giving, the unforgiving populated Old Trafford. They included the Everton supporters, taunting Wayne Rooney, and their United counterparts, dusting off their anti-Liverpudlian chants, not heard for all of eight days.

Then there was Cristiano Ronaldo, sating his voracious appetite for goals by denying Everton a much-deserved point, and Tim Cahill, waging a one-man offensive on all things United. And, in the midfield maelstrom, such feisty characters as Tony Hibbert, Phil Neville, Carlos Tevez and Anderson slid in with complete disregard to their own safety. Even referee Howard Webb, strict but invariably correct, was in no mood to let anyone off lightly.

Charity begins at home? Hardly. Not when Ronaldo's ruthlessness earned a ninth successive Premier League victory at Old Trafford. Indeed, the representatives of Unicef, seen with Sir Alex Ferguson before kick-off, must have felt out of place. Still, it is to be hoped that their pleas for comparatively small amounts of money were heeded by the United squad; there must be better uses for £100,000 than their Christmas party.

But not, in a footballing context, anyway, than Ronaldo's weekly salary. He now has 16 goals in 16 games, he has the sort of statistics that even Gerd Muller, in his prime, would have coveted. Of his latest brace, the first was magnificent - a wonderful left-footed shot after a sharp turn baffled Lee Carsley - and the second comparatively mundane, yet more significant. His cool conversion of a penalty ended Everton's 14-match unbeaten run.

'Cristiano composed himself very well and took the penalty expertly,' said Sir Alex Ferguson. 'Ronaldo has always had that great confidence and temperament. He came here with that and he is never going to lose it. That's a great quality he has. We're expecting goals from him all the time. It was a marvellous performance by him.' The award, for Steven Pienaar's foul on Ryan Giggs, was so uncontroversial that David Moyes simply put his hands to his head.

Not that other decisions were as easy. Abuse from the terraces is one of the themes du jour. The other, somewhat inevitably, is refereeing and the willingness of players and fans alike to bend the boundaries of taste and the law, which was evident at Old Trafford.

With the definition of a dangerous tackle a subject debated, not least by managers, there is the sense that a thankless task has just become harder. Deficiencies in tackling technique of some players, coupled with the increasing pace of the game and the mixed standard of officiating in the Premier League, all contribute.

The no-nonsense Webb, one of the less hysterical officials, brandished a quartet of cards in the opening quarter of an hour, a rarity at Old Trafford, but he excelled. Wayne Rooney's was the first name taken yet, rather predictably, the visiting supporters had harsher words for their former idol than Webb.

Rather predictably, he polarised opinion to the extent that he was 'the White Pele' or 'a fat little muppet', depending upon your interpretation, though the latter is hardly the cruellest jibe ever aimed at Rooney.

But, whatever the attempts at wit, the more significant conclusion was that Everton merit serious consideration. Unbeaten for two months, they were two minutes away from extending that run and, in United's back-to-back wins against Liverpool's two teams, this proved much the tougher.

Their resilience was apparent at the back where Moyes praised the central pairing of Phil Jagielka and Joseph Yobo. 'They played exceptionally well today and Joleon Lescott, who we know is a terrific centre half, had to play at left back.' He also made an outstanding goal-line clearance to deny Rooney, when he chipped Tim Howard. Ferguson, meanwhile, was impressed by one of the centre-backs. 'The boy Jagielka, he must have got the last touch five or six times on really difficult crosses,' he said.

Without the injured duo of Mikel Arteta and Leon Osman, Moyes fielded a depleted midfield, yet they still possess a threat. Cahill's ability to sniff out an opening was evident again as the Australian has the attitude of a natural goalscorer, revelling in scruffy strikes and making umpteen advances in the hope of a half-chance.

He had a bona fide opportunity today and took it, rising above Patrice Evra to head in Pienaar's cross, becoming just the third visitor to breach the United defence in the Premier League.


Everton spent much of the subsequent hour on the back foot, with Moyes admitting: 'There's no way you'll come here and dominate possession against the champions. We played well enough to get something out of the game. The next bit is to beat those top four teams and we can do that.'

They can. This is Everton's strongest squad for two decades. Maintaining a challenge on four fronts is something that has eluded most teams, United included, but Moyes' men are managing it. Should Chelsea or Liverpool slip up, they could be the beneficiaries.

MAN OF THE MATCH: Cristiano Ronaldo - He continues to decide games, and does so with elan. Everton provided several contenders, but ultimately Ronaldo had the most important say.

MOAN OF THE MATCH: It was hard to dispute any of the bookings yet, the former professionals, harking back to the 1970s, made an attempt. When a referee who gets decisions right is criticised, they merit sympathy.

MAN UNITED VERDICT: Below their best but rescued by Ronaldo, it is a familiar tale. The worries for Ferguson might be that, lacking Owen Hargreaves and Rio Ferdinand, there was a loss of solidity in the centre of defence and a shortage of steel in midfield. Michael Carrick, Hargreaves' deputy, did not enhance his case.

EVERTON VERDICT: Even deprived of a trio of key players and in a rejigged formation, they acquitted themselves better than most do against United. But Yakubu, recently prolific, may discover that Moyes prefers his forwards to do as Andy Johnson does and strive more away from home. Everton's first line of defence starts a long way up the pitch.

THE SOULLESS SOLOISTS: David Moyes' Glaswegian accent can pose problems. Attempting to brand United's individual talents of Rooney, Ronaldo and Tevez 'soloists', the majority of his audience were rather bemused that he appeared to be calling them 'soulless'. An intended compliment was almost interpreted as a slight.