Update on the Kenya Soccer Project!

We have a name! The players have spoken and have agreed that Nehemiah FC is a perfect name for the club. What a huge step! Shebby has informed me that they are getting together regularly to play and are growing in numbers. That's all we can ask for! We are currently in the process of finalizing a team crest design but in the meantime there are a few exciting announcements along with some photos. Thank you so much for your support!

Pep Guardiola Calls a Close to his Barcelona Managerial Career

Pep Guardiola announced in a press conference today that he will not be the man in charge of the legendary Barcelona squad next season.
As of June 30th, Guardiola will no longer be the manager of Barcelona. After contending for both the UEFA Champions League and the La Liga title, the Spanish manager and former player has decided that this will be his last season in charge of the Catalan side. He is one of the most successful managers in world football. Barcelona B Team coach and Pep's assistant Tito Vilanova will take over next season.

Monterrey are CONCACAF Champions!

Congratulations to Monterrey (from Monterrey, Mexico) who have just defeated Santos in an intense thriller of a match to be crowned CONCACAF Champions! They now qualify for the 2012 Club World Cup and will face off against the best from around the world.

The Germans go through to face the Blues!

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A dramatic night at the Santiago Bernabeu ends with broken hearts for the Real Madrid fans as Bayern Munich progress through in a nail-biting penalty shootout and past the final obstacle on the road to the final in their home town. 

UEFA Champions League

Bayern to play hosts to Chelsea as they reach the final in Munich

After an intense penalty shootout, Bayern Munich will feature in the final hosted in their home city against Chelsea. Both sides will be missing key starting players, but either way it will be a Champions League final to remember.

Blue is the Color in the Camp Nou: Chelsea Shock Spaniards Round Two

Insanity in Spain as Barcelona crash out of the UEFA Champions League at the hands of 10 man Chelsea

Torres Hits the Mark for the Blues
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After nearly failing to make it out of the Group Stage and struggling to produce any points whatsoever in league play just six months ago, Chelsea, against all odds, manage to secure themselves a spot in the UEFA Champions League 2012 final in Munich. From the starting whistle the match was a tale resembling David versus Goliath, but against all odds, a ten man Chelsea rallied and capitalized on their dramatic win at Stamford Bridge last week and controversial striker Fernando Torres silenced the critics as he scored the match winner and ensured Chelsea’s passage to the next round. 

Manchester United 4-4 Everton

Everton heat up the title race as they hold Manchester United to a draw at Old Trafford

It was well worth the trip South for Everton fans
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Manchester United and Everton clashed in a heated and exciting fixture at Old Trafford. As we near the end of the season, every goal and every point count. Before the match, United were clear at the top of the table by five points. Everton were looking to distance themselves from their Merseyside rivals Liverpool, who sit in eighth place just below the blue half of Liverpool, so points mattered for them as well. Four fantastic goals from each side and a dramatic late equalizer from Steven Pienaar meant that each side went home with just a point apiece, but the match will go down as one of the most exciting games of this campaign.