Mikel Obi scores his first Premier League goal.

 Nigerian midfielder John Mikel Obi scored his first Premier League goal today as his club Chelsea beat Fulham 2-0 at Stamford Bridge. His first goal in 7 years and 185 premier league games.

Wayne Rooney Tops Premier League Rich List

(Included is the Top 20 Sportsmen Rich List in
Great Britain and Ireland).
Wayne Rooney is the richest Barclays Premier
League player with a personal fortune of £51
million. This is according to a recent publication
by Sunday Times magazine on sportsmen in
Great Britain and Ireland.
The striker is £9 million richer than fellow
Manchester United team- mate Rio Ferdinand
(£42m). Rooney and Ferdinand are among of 24
current Premier League payers on the list of 100
wealthiest sportsmen in Great Britain and
Ireland.
Michael Owen came third (£38m) among the
Premier League players, ahead of Ryan Giggs and
Frank Lampard, both players rated at £34 million.
Steven Gerard is Liverpool’s richest player with a
£33 million fortune, while Carlos Tevez (£18m) is
the only Manchester City player on the list.
Paul Scholes, Michael Carrick and Robin van
Persie are among the six Manchester United
players on the list. Van Persie who is a new
entrant is rated at £12 million.
David Beckham tops them all with a fortune of
£165 million. Beckham who plays for Paris St
Germain is the richest sportsman in Britain, 11th
on the Sunday Times World Sport rich List,
headed by Tiger Woods (£570m).
The Rich List is based on identifiable wealth,
including land, property, other assets such as art
and racehorses, or significant shares in publicly
quoted companies. It excludes bank accounts.
SPORT RICH LIST 2013
POSITION NAME WORTH
1 David Beckham £165m
2 Dave Whelan £160m
3 Paul Caddick £150m
4 Sir Tony O’Reilly £142m
5 Johnny Dumfries £110m
6 Lennox Lewis £95m
7 Eddie Irvine £83m
8 Lewis Hamilton £60m
9 Jenson b*tton £58m
10 Jody Scheckter £57m
11 Dave Richards £55m
12= David Coulthard £53m
12= Tim Gredley £53
12= Steve Nash £53m
15 Wayne Rooney £51m
16= Dario Franchitti £50m
16= Nigel Mansell £50m
18= Rio Ferdinand £42m
18= Sir Jackie Stewart £42m
20 Peter Tom and family £40m

Manchester United win 20th English Premier League Title

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Fuelled by money from the Middle East, Manchester City was supposed to have ushered in a new period of dominance in English football last season after capturing its first league title in nearly half a century.
Manchester United had other ideas.
Just like Arsenal and Chelsea previously, City has discovered to its cost that United loves nothing more than hitting back when its hegemony is challenged.
The noisy neighbors — as Alex Ferguson likes to call City — have been well and truly quietened.
To many, this isn’t a vintage United team compared to the swashbuckling treble-winning side of 1998-99 and the Cristiano Ronaldo-led line-up from 2007-08. Too many players — Wayne Rooney, Nemanja Vidic, Antonio Valencia, Paul Scholes, Ashley Young among them — have struggled this season, critics say. It’s been more grit than glamor.
The statistics say otherwise.
The title-clinching 3-0 win over Aston Villa on Monday kept the team on course for the highest points tally in history of English topflight football, beating Chelsea’s haul of 95 from 2004-05. That will be secured if United wins its final four games.