The Champions League draw was announced on Monday showcasing some wildly interesting matchups that should allow for some fun spectacle come February.There were undoubtedly some big winners and some big losers. Teams that will love their draw and teams that will have nightmares about their scenario throughout the holiday season. So who are they? Let's have a look.
Leicester City remained on top of the 2015-16 English Premier League standings after scoring an impressive 2-1 victory against Chelsea on Monday at King Power Stadium.
Real Madrid is currently third behind Barcelona and Atletico Madrid in the La Liga table. Los Blancos are reportedly planning on a transfer move for Chelsea's out of form superstar Eden Hazard with Jose Mourinho wanting James Rodriguez in return.
Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo were back to work in two separate games this week - one in the Champions League and another in the Spanish league.Both players faced rather unimportant Champions League tilts but had crucial fixtures in Spain to resolve.
Lionel Messi is everyone's favorite to win the Ballon d'Or. No one would ever dispute that. And yet one could argue that Neymar has as much of a claim to the trophy as Messi does and that he could be the surprise winner when all is said and done.
The Champions League group stage came to an end on Wednesday, summing up a rather eventful set of groups.Summarizing the contenders remaining in the tournament is rather predictable these days and by extension, not that interesting. Instead, it is likely of greater value to go through some of the bigger surprises from the groups, including the major disappointments that came about in what has been an eventful tournament thus far.
Can Arsenal finish the job? Can Arsenal finish the job? After digging itself a massive hole in the first two games of the Champions League campaign, Arsene Wenger's team looked like it would be heading out early.
Leicester City reclaimed the top spot, while Arsenal move to second place in the 2015-16 English Premier League standings after their respective Week 16 matches during the weekend.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi's rivalry continued this week as the two superstars featured in a single match for their respective clubs. Ronaldo had to lead Madrid against Getafe at home while Barcelona visited Valencia in a tough matchup.
Could Barcelona sell one or all of Messi, Neymar and Suarez? Talk about a way of killing the buzz. Barcelona struggled to get into top form at the start of 2015-16, an understandable situation considering that its top players had performed late into the 2014-15 season and throughout the summer.
51 new players come to PES 16 The second data pack for Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 is now available as a free download, including new players, new team kits, a new stadium and new gear.
Real Madrid picked up a 3-1 win over Cadiz in the Copa del Rey, but it might wind up being the most useless win the team ever picks up in a competition.
A look at how Chicharito has excelled in Germany. As December started in 2014, Javier Hernandez, best known as "Chicharito" was still riding the pine at a historic Real Madrid side.
A look at Ronaldo and Messi's week as the rivalry returns. It has been weeks upon weeks since the last edition of Messi vs. Ronaldo, mainly because the Argentine superstar was absent for some time.
Messi or Neymar? Which player is better at this point in time? Lionel Messi returned to the Barcelona lineup full time on Tuesday in the club's 61 win over Roma in the Champions League.
