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Barclays Premier League Review

The Premier League did not disappoint for drama in its first weekend back. The latest Soccer News of this week is that the Big Four all created some intrigue and raised more questions about themselves than a summer of speculation ever could. But the most surprising result of the weekend was certainly Arsenal’s, a 6-1 thrashing of Everton at Goodison Park.

Playing the type of beautiful soccer we knew they were capable of, the Gunners ran riot through the Everton back line and never looked troubled by a side that finished fifth in the league last season. Does it mean that the pundits have badly underestimated Arsenal? Not necessarily. Arsenal’s problems usually come later on, when the long season ravages the squad and weaker sides begin to prey in November and December. Still, Arsene Wenger could not ask for much more to start to the season than a morale-boosting victory like that one. This season, in the Football Betting world, Arsenal's rating has gone down.

After Manchester United edged out Birmingham, 1-0, the questions about how much they will miss Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez followed close behind. But with his first goal of the season, Wayne Rooney showed that he is prepared to shoulder the burden. It may have only been 1-0, but the Reds had a slew of opportunities and are not always known for winning pretty. The way Alex Ferguson saw it, a win was a win. And whether you win 1-0 or 6-1, you get the same three points.

It took Chelsea until the second minute of stoppage time to sneak past Hull 2-1 and it left people still wondering what to make of this team. How long will it take new manager Carlo Ancelotti to really get used to the Premier League? And is this a team that is well enough put together to last the full season?

But perhaps the most shocking result of the weekend was Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat against Tottenham. Liverpool made very few changes to its squad over the summer — the most notable being the offloading of Xabi Alonso — and it could soon come back to bite them. Impressively or not, the rest of the Big Four all did what was required in the first week. Liverpool really can’t afford to start by spotting them all a three-point lead in a season that promises to be highly competitive at the top.

Another result worth noting was Wigan’s 2-0 victory over Aston Villa, not so much for Wigan’s accomplishment, but rather for a return of harsh reality to Martin O’Neill’s squad. Villa sat in fourth place for much of last season, hoping to edge Arsenal out of the top four, but faded badly down the stretch. Have they still not broken out of that slump?

The beauty of the season’s returning is that we only have to wait until next weekend for the next set of answers but still I can enjoy Fantasy Football for more coming days.

England Is Confident Against Croatia

Fabio Capello remains full of confidence that England will get a result in Croatia on Wednesday.The Three Lions opened their 2010 World Cup qualifying campaign with an uninspiring 2-0 win over Andorra, while Croatia were a lot more comfortable as they overcame Kazakhstan 3-0.Now England travel to Zagreb looking to avenge their two defeats against Croatia from the Euro 2008 qualifying campaign."Wednesday will be a difficult game but more exciting. I prefer the difficult games. Saturday against Andorra was a very dangerous game but I like the bigger challenges," said a confident Capello.

"Croatia are playing at home and they have to play forward. They have to try and score goals. They will be strong and the level of the quality of the players will be better and more dangerous."I followed Croatia a lot in the European Championships. They are a good team and, when they play at home, the fans help the players a lot. Their fans are very strong in terms of emotion and passion."But we are good enough to get a result and I have confidence in my team."

Gerrard Will Miss United Clash

Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard has ruled himself out of Saturday's Premier League clash with Manchester United, live on Sky Sports 1 and HD1.The talismanic midfielder is recovering from a double groin operation which forced him to withdraw from Fabio Capello's squad for England's World Cup qualifiers against Andorra and Croatia.Having played through the pain barrier as Rafa Benitez's side scraped into the UEFA Champions League group stages with a hard-fought victory over Standard Liege, Gerrard is eager to be 100 per cent fit when he returns.With star striker Fernando Torres also a major doubt for the Anfield encounter after suffering a hamstring injury against Aston Villa, Benitez could be without two of his key men.

Gerrard told the Liverpool Daily Post: "The United game is too soon."I've a decent chance for the Champions League game in Marseille (on 16th September) but I've spoken to the manager and told him I'd like to do a certain amount of training before I come back."I don't want to go into a big game only having had one session with the boys."There has been criticism from some quarters over the timing of Gerrard's decision, given the impact on the England team, but he is adamant there was no other option as he was in such severe pain.

West Ham Impressed By Italians

West Ham United non-executive director Mike Lee has revealed that Gianfranco Zola and Roberto Donadoni both 'shone' in interviews for the vacant managerial post at the club.The Hammers are in the process of identifying a new boss following Alan Curbishley's resignation on Wednesday, and have so far whittled their shortlist down to four potential candidates.Zola and Donadoni both impressed club officials while Michael Laudrup, who is reportedly set to be interviewed on Monday, and Croatia head coach Slaven Bilic are among the other contenders for the role.Lee confirmed West Ham hope to make an appointment before next week's trip to the Hawthorns, telling the BBC: "There's no favourite at the moment, we have set up a proper selection process."We have been surprised and pleased by the number of applications we have had and we are moving towards a short shortlist and ideally have a manager in place in time for the West Brom match next week.

Rovers Looking For Dutch Winger

Blackburn Rovers have handed a trial to Dutch winger Kiran Bechan, skysports.com understands.The 25-year-old is a free agent after leaving Spanish side Hercules in the summer and he has been trying to seal a move to Britain ever since.He has trained with Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Leeds United over the past few weeks, but is now trying his luck with Rovers.Bechan was a free agent before the transfer window closed, meaning he is allowed to seal a permanent deal with any club interested in his services.Ince will now check on Bechan, who began his career with Dutch giants Ajax.

European Giants Looked Flat in First World Cup Qualifiers

Unconvincing wins for Italy, England, Spain and Portugal were all overshadowed Saturday when France started its attempt to qualify for the 2010 World Cup with a humbling 3-1 defeat at Austria.While Italy won 2-1 at Cyprus and European Champion Spain beat Bosnia-Herzegovina 1-0, France continued to show the same poor form that brought a surprise first-round exit from Euro 2008 by losing to a team 91 places below it in FIFA's world rankings."Like every other loss, this one hurts," France coach Raymond Domenech said. "We built up lots of pressure but did not convert our chances. It just wasn't going to be today.Philippe Mexes, with an own goal, Rene Aufhauser and Andreas Ivanschitz scored for the home side in Vienna to deal a heavy blow to a France team that faces a tough Serbia team in its next match on Wednesday.

Lithuania took an early lead in Group 7 following a 3-0 win at Romania, while Serbia beat visiting Faeroe Islands 2-0.Italy escaped with victory following an injury-time goal from Antonio Di Natale, while England needed two second-half goals from substitute Joe Cole to earn a 2-0 win at Andorra in Group 6 and end the jeers from their own supporters at Barcelona's Olympic Stadium.Spain, playing its first competitive match since hoisting the European Championship trophy, beat Bosnia through David Villa's 58th-minute strike to extend its unbeaten run to 24 games.

Portugal did better with a 4-0 win at Malta, but that came only after it added three goals in the last 29 minutes after clinging to a first-half own goal for much of the match.Sweden slipped behind Portugal in the race for one of the World Cup places available to the winners of Europe's nine qualifying groups after a disappointing 0-0 draw at Group 1 rival Albania, and Hungary held visiting Denmark to a 0-0 draw.Lukas Podolski scored twice to lead Euro 2008 runner-up Germany to a 6-0 rout of Liechtenstein and the top of Group 4. Wales beat Azerbaijan 1-0 in the other group match.

In the other Group 6 games, England's next foe, Croatia, beat Kazakhstan 3-0 and Ukraine beat Belarus 1-0.Belgium beat Estonia 3-2 in Spain's Group 5, and Turkey won 2-0 at lowly Armenia with second-half goals from Tuncay Sanli and Semih Senturk.Greece took early charge of Group 2 when Vasileios Torosidis, Fanis Gekas and Angelos Charisteas scored in an easy 3-0 win at tiny Luxembourg, while Latvia won 2-1 at Moldova, and Israel rallied from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with visiting Switzerland.Montenegro was denied victory in its first ever World Cup qualifier when Bulgaria substitute Blagoi Georgiev scored in the final minute to earn his team a 2-2 draw, while Ireland won 2-1 at Georgia in Group 8.

The Netherlands lost a friendly 2-1 to visiting Australia but Scotland missed a valuable opportunity to put early pressure on the Group 9 favourites when it lost 1-0 at Macedonia. Iceland twice rallied to draw 2-2 at Norway in the same group.In Group 3, Slovakia beat Northern Ireland 2-1 and Poland drew 1-1 with Slovenia.In South America, Paraguay held Argentina 1-1 to stay on top of qualifying with 14 points, two ahead of Argentina.

An own-goal by Gabriel Heinze in the 11th minute put Argentina in a hole early, and the home side was forced to play a man down for the last hour when striker Carlos Tevez was expelled for a hard foul on Dario Veron.In CONCACAF qualifying, the United States hung on to win its first soccer game in Cuba since 1947, beating the hosts 1-0 in a sloppy, sleepy World Cup qualifier in Havana.Clint Dempsey scored late in the second half and Tim Howard made two key saves to give the United States its third straight road win in qualifying from the North and Central American and Caribbean region.Guatemala scored late to draw with Trinidad and Tobago, and Ramon Nunez scored twice for Honduras in a 2-1 victory over Canada.El Salvador beat Haiti 5-0, and Costa Rica routed Suriname 7-0.

In Asian qualifying, Japan held on to beat host Bahrain 3-2 in Manama after leading by three goals in its opening match of Asia's final round of World Cup qualifying on Saturday.Japan is one of the favourites to advance from Group A, which also contains Australia, Qatar and Uzbekistan. The top two from each group gain automatic berths to the World Cup, while the two third-place finishers face off for the right to meet the Oceania winner for one spot.In other Asian games, it was North Korea 2, United Arab Emirates 1; Iran 1, Saudi Arabia 1; and Qatar 3, Uzbekistan 0.

In African qualifying, Chad beat Sudan 2-1 in a match scheduled for May 31 but postponed after an attack on the Sudanese capital of Khartoum by a Darfur rebel group. Sudan severed diplomatic relations with Chad briefly, but the countries resumed relations at the end of July and FIFA arranged for both qualifiers to be played in Cairo, Egypt.Nigeria beat South Africa 1-0 in a 2010 African Nations Cup qualifier Saturday, with Ike Uche scoring in the 69th minute.South Africa, which as host automatically gets a berth in the World Cup in 2010, needed a win to qualify for the African Nations Cup. The continental tournament will be played in 2010 in Angola without Bafana Bafana.In other African qualifiers it was: Cameroon 2, Cape Verde Islands 1; Rwanda 1, Mauritania 0; Kenya 1, Namibia 0; Sierra Leone 2, Equatorial Guinea 1; and Gambia 3, Liberia 0; and Burkina Faso 0, Tunisia 0.