Leagues

Extended Dominance

Already ruthlessly whipping the chasing pack, Inter rubbed salt in the wounds by adding even further to its dominant squad in the transfer window. The additions of Goran Pandev and McDonald Mariga only wided the gulf. Zac Lee Rigg explains in his Serie A roundup piece, Roman Rule.

Done With Dzeko

After a long pursuit of the Bosnian striker, it appears that AC Milan's quest to sign Wolfburg striker Edin Dzeko has come to an end. The Italian club are simply unwilling to meet the €40 million pricetag for the goalscorer and think they can get by without his contributions next season.

Team Of The Week

Goal.com looks at the best performing players from the latest weekend of action across Europe. Start with the Serie A and find out who put in the most electrifying shifts in Italy, headlined by Antonio Di Natale's hat-trick for Udinese. Then jump over to the Netherlands and Germany.

No Joy

England international David Beckham has promised that he will not celebrate if he scores for AC Milan against Manchester United in Champions League action. His former coach, Sir Alex Ferguson, however, still predicts that the game versus Milan will be chaotic due to Beckham's presence.

Starting The Euros

Still two years away, the 2012 Euros should be an incredible tournament. Not sitting around waiting for it to get here, the Goal.com editorial staff has already put together some potential starting line-ups for the biggest squads and also analyzed some of the bets that could be seen.

Lead: Extended

Inter Milan continued to put the pressure on the rest of Serie A on Sunday afternoon when they beat Cagliari 3-0 with new striker Goran Pandev scoring his third goal for the team. Second AC Milan weren't able to keep up the pace as they stuttered to a 0-0 draw with Bologna.

Looking Ahead

The 2010 World Cup in South Africa hasn't even happened yet, but all the footballing eyes in Europe were already looking towards 2012 when the next Euros will take place. The qualification draw was held today and some tasty groups were created but strangely no clear 'group of death.'