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Chelsea exorcised the ghosts of Moscow by defeating Bayern Munich on penalties to win its first Champions League, writes James Martin.

Michael Cox, Simon Kuper, Roger Bennett and others share their thoughts on the upcoming Champions League final.

With two goals in stoppage time, Roberto Mancini's team fulfilled its destiny in the wildest finish to a Prem season of all time, writes David Hirshey.

With Man City about to win its first title in 44 years, United's manager is deluding himself that his team still has a chance to keep its crown, writes David Hirshey.

With a dramatic 1-0 victory over United, Manchester City may have finally exorcised the demon next door, writes David Hirshey.

Rapid reaction from United versus City.

David Hirshey and James Tyler present the Manchester derby's tale of the tape, breaking down all you need to know about the Premier League's likely title decider.

With City's easy win and United's stunning collapse this weekend, next Monday's epic derby could turn into a Theatre of Nightmares for Sir Alex, writes David Hirshey.

With just four games remaining in a manic EPL season, David Hirshey selects his best XI of the year.

Spurs are free falling, Chelsea's Didier Drogba can still get it done and Andy Carroll finally showed up for Liverpool in FA Cup play, writes David Hirshey.

Arsenal buried Man City's title hopes as well as Mario Balotelli's career in England. David Hirshey had a ringside seat at the circus.

With the death of New York Cosmos legend Giorgio Chinaglia, David Hirshey remembers a once-in-a-lifetime player.

For the second consecutive week, Liverpool lost to a relegation-mired team, and the calls for Kenny Dalglish's royal head are getting louder, writes David Hirshey.

Is Carlos Tevez traitor or savior? It doesn't matter to Roberto Mancini as long as Tevez helps City win its first title in 44 years, writes David Hirshey.

Man City was knocked off its league-leading perch this weekend after almost five months. But David Hirshey asks: Is that any reason to sob in public?

Thanks to the likes of Clint Dempsey, Martin Jol, and a revamped, assertive midfield, it's no wonder Fulham is everyone's second favorite team, writes David Hirshey.