Barcelona’s Pep Guardiola: Real Madrid Do Not Have The Power To Decide Who Plays And Who Does Not

Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola is looking forward to their Champions League come crosswise with Real Madrid on Tuesday evening and considers that Uefa were right not to listen to complaints lodged in opposition to them.

Madrid reported Dani Alves, Sergio Busquets, Pedro, Jose Pinto, Seydou Keita and Victor Valdes for unfair behavior in their 2-0 defeat to Barca in the first-leg of their semi-final tie at the Santiago Bernabeu last week. The money club also unconfined video footage claiming that Busquets had fearful a racist slur toward full-back Marcelo.

“When you make these complaints, it’s because you deem them to be true,” Guardiola told reporters in the pre-match press symposium on Monday. “They may think we’re not fair and I think the contrary. I know my players much well all over again than their legal department. At this club we convey certain values to our people. The Madrid manager [Jose Mourinho] was here for four years and he recognize that.”

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Cristiano Ronaldo Last Training For Clasico CL (2 May 2011)Pictures

Cristiano Ronaldo never looked so serious on a training before, just like he was this morning. Not a glimpse of smile, and certainly no laughing face he used to show while enjoying his training with colleagues. On the pictures above, he was waiting for the training to start. Don't know if he's alone on the pitch, or he just want to be left alone (?)

Watching him like this make us sure that he had 'something' going on with Mourinho. Hopefully I'm wrong....

Probably Cris was wondering whether Mou will play him for tomorrow Clasico, or not. But if Mou learn from last defeated against Zaragoza, he'll play him for sure.

Anyway, more training pictures on the gallery....

Arsenal 1-0 Manchester United: Ramsey Goal Blows Title Race Wide Open Despite Vidic Escaping Penalty & Red Card For Blatant Handball

Arsenal rocked Manchester United at the Emirates, fighting to a hard earned 1-0 win to let Chelsea right back into the Premier League title race.

With Cesc Fabregas gone from measures after taking a knock in training, it was his deputee Aaron Ramsey who came to the fore, netting an skilled winner for the Gunners after Robin Van Persie’s cut back.

In a game where Manchester United never in actuality clicked into gear, Arsenal were the better team during and their winner untimely on in the second half was a just conclusion for their prolonged control in the matchup.

Whereas the consequence doesn’t fairly drag Arsenal back into the title race – with just three games left over – Chelsea will be thanking Arsene Wenger’s men, after seeing their shortage to United reduced to just three points ahead of their colossal clash next weekend.

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