Tuesday 3 November 2015
Astana 0 FT Atlético Madrid 0 PSV Eindhoven 2 FT Wolfsburg 0 Benfica 2 FT Galatasaray 1 Shakhtar 4 FT Malmo 0 Mönchengladbach 1 FT Juventus 1 Sevilla 1 FT Man City 3 Real Madrid 1 FT Paris SG 0 Man United 1 FT CSKA Moscow 0 Wednesday, November 4 Olympiacos 2:45 PM Dinamo Zagreb Roma 2:45 PM Bayer M. Tel-Aviv 2:45 PM Porto Gent 2:45 PM Valencia Lyon 2:45 PM Zenit Chelsea 2:45 PM Dynamo Kyiv Barcelona 2:45 PM BATE Bayern Munich 2:45 PM Arsenal All times are in Eastern Time
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan said Wednesday they would donate $5 million to give scholarships to 400 undocumented Bay Area students. The money is being donated to TheDream.US, a group founded by former Washington Post publisher Donald Graham in 2013. Their mission is to help students born outside the U.S. pay for their education; as non-citizens they cannot access student loan programs. “Hundreds of thousands of young immigrants are part of our communities and attend school legally in the United States,” Zuckerberg wrote in a post on his site. “Many of them moved to America early in their lives and can’t remember living anywhere else. They want to remain in the country they love and be a part of America’s future. But without documentation, it’s often a struggle to get a college education, and they don’t have access to any kind of federal aid.”
Man. United Man. United 0-0 8 CSKA Moskva CSKA Moskva UEFA Champions League Benfica Benfica 0-0 8 Galatasaray Galatasaray UEFA Champions League Mönchengladbach Mönchengladbach 0-0 8 Juventus Juventus UEFA Champions League Sevilla Sevilla 0-1 8 Man. City Man. City UEFA Champions League Shakhtar Donetsk Shakhtar Donetsk 0-0 8 Malmö Malmö UEFA Champions League Real Madrid Real Madrid 0-0 8 Paris Paris UEFA Champions League PSV PSV 0-0 8 Wolfsburg
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So Chelsea fans, do you want the bad news, the awful news, or the terrible news first? On Saturday, Mourinho’s Chelsea lost at Stamford Bridge to the maybe-sorta resurgent Liverpool, 3-1. It was Chelsea’s third loss in six games at home this season; in their previous 99 games at Stamford Bridge under Mourinho, they only lost once. The loss leaves them adrift in 15th place, 10 points off even a Champions League place. This morning, a report emerged that Mourinho will be fired after this weekend’s game against Stoke. Sacking rumors have swirled around Mourinho for at least a month, but this is the first time they’ve been attached to a credible source: Dan Levene, a freelance Chelsea reporter who is about as reliable as it gets. Here’s what Levene has to say:
Man City & Sevilla fans involved in violent clashes ahead of Champions League encounter « Manchester City News manchestercitynews.net/man-city-amp-sevilla-fans-involved-in-violent-clashes-ahead-of-champions-league-encounter/ Visiting supporters are said to have been pelted with chairs and glasses as they drank in the city centre, before two groups were recorded fighting on the streets
Pellegrini Man City fans entitled to boo Champions League anthem « Manchester City News manchestercitynews.net/pellegrini-man-city-fans-entitled-to-boo-champions-league-anthem/ Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has stated that the fans are well within their rights to boo the Champions League anthem. City fans vehemently jeered the pre-match Champions League anthem a...
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