Another win to Chelsea, they now sit on top of the ladder. But the really big news for Chelsea fans is that their skipper John Terry has signed a new 5-year deal that will keep him at Stamford Bridge until the end of the 2013-14 season. Terry, 28, who has been at Chelsea since he was 14, turned down 3 approaches to join Manchester City in the off-season.

Ireland - FAI Cup
St. Patricks up against Monaghan - St. Patricks

Italy Serie C1/B
Andria up against Foggia - a draw

Euro U21 Qualifiers
Lichtenstein up against Spain - Spain

World Cup qual
Northern Ireland up against Slovakia - Northern Ireland
England up against Croatia – England
Romania up against Austria – Romania
Montenegro up against Cyprus – Montenegro
Norway up against Macedonia – Norway
Uruguay up against Colombia – Uruguay
Saudi Arabia up against Bahrain - Saudi Arabia

Finland – 2nd Div
TPV Tampere up against Atlantis - TPV Tampere

English Premier League
Blackburn up against Wolves – Blackburn
Sunderland up against Hull – Sunderland
Tottenham up against Manchester United – a draw
Scottish Premier League
Hearts up against Kilmarnock - Hearts

Hasn't John Terry been a busy boy! Has captained England to the World Cup Finals in South Africa. Eight wins out of eight and a top of the group table status. Other Chelsea players in the England side include Frank Lampard, who scored 2 goals for England in their game against Croatia & Ashley Coe.

Now 5 on the trot for Chelsea after their 2-1 win away to Stoke City on the weekend. Clear leaders following Spurs loss to Manchester United.

English League Championship
Derby up against Barnsley - Derby
Leicester up against Peterborough - Leicester

Scottish Premier League
Hearts up against Kilmarnock – Hearts

Irish Cup
St. Patricks up against Waterford - St. Patricks
Shamrock up against Sporting Fingal - Shamrock

Champions League
Juventus up against Bordeaux – Juventus
Wolfsburg up against CSKA Moscow - Wolfsburg

England - Championship
Sheffield United up against Sheffield Wednesday - Sheffield United
Ireland - Premier Division
Bohemians up against Dundalk - Bohemians
Wales - Premier Division
Port Talbot up against Aberystwyth - a draw
Airbus up against Welshpool - Airbus
Bala Town up against Elements Cefn Druids - Bala Town

English Premier League
Manchester United up against Manchester City - Manchester United
Everton up against Blackburn - Everton

Scottish Premier League
Celtic up against Hearts - Celtic

Welsh 1st league
Porthmadog up against Llanelli - Llanelli

Cristiano Ronaldo netted twice to guide Real Madrid to a 5-0 win over Xerez, to leapfrog Barcelona and go top of the Primera Division table.

Ronaldo netted inside the first minute and added a second with twenty minutes remaining.