1. Kaka puts Milan on red alert
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...'s match, especially Kaka who will be Madrid's most creative danger against his former club with Cristiano Ronaldo out because of injury.Results & fixtures Tuesday October 20 Group E Debrecen v Fi...

2. Real ready for Barca showdown
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Real Madrid's ambitious plan to dislodge Barcelona as Europe's top football team begins on Saturday with the start of Spain's La Liga season.

3. United give Wigan high five
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Manchester United recovered from its shock midweek defeat with a 5-0 English Premier League win at Wigan, while Arsenal continued its strong start to the season by beating visiting Portsmouth 4-1.

4. Confident City target top four
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If Manchester City wanted to rile Manchester United during the close-season they certainly went about it the right way - and not just by spending over $165 million on new players.

5. Chelsea clinch Community Shield
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Salomon Kalou scored the winning penalty as Chelsea beat Manchester United 4-1 in a shootout to clinch the Community Shield in Carlo Ancelotti's first competitive match in charge.

6. Milan reach Huntelaar deal
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AC Milan reached a deal with Real Madrid to sign striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, ending the player's unhappy eight-month spell with the Spanish club.

7. All eyes on Hughes
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This English Premier League season looks to be more exciting than ever.

8. Fergie: 'Asia tour never in doubt'
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English Premier League champions Manchester United never seriously considered cutting their Asian tour short in light of the hotel bombings in Jakarta, according to coach Alex Ferguson.

9. Ronaldo enjoys a Real welcome
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Real Madrid's newest galactico Cristiano Ronaldo received such a rapturous welcome from 80,000 fans, the football star had to be hurried away when spectators leapt barriers and took to the field.

10. Ronaldo: 'I'm worth the cash'
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Cristiano Ronaldo has panned critics of his $80million transfer from Manchester United to Real Madrid, saying: "I'm worth it."