Football news: Sbobet Barcelona's Lionel Messi still 'hurt' over penalty miss against Chelsea

Barcelona striker Lionel sbobet Messi admits he's still agonising over the penalty he missed within the Champions League semi-final, second leg against Chelsea.

The 25-year-old's miss from the spot was sbobet a vital moment as Chelsea sealed a final place at Barca's expense.

The Spanish aspect were additionally pipped to the La Liga title by Real Madrid.
"I am still hurting from losing the semi-final against Chelsea with the penalty I missed, and La Liga with the defeat to Madrid at Nou Camp," he said.
"They are each thorns in our aspect. however last season is currently history.
"It's a recent begin for us all. we've to arrange ourselves as best we are able to for what's going to be a troublesome season.
"I hope we are able to come back to to winning everything once more."
Chelsea won the Champions League semi-final 3-2 over 2 legs with Fernando Torres' last-minute strike creating it 2-2 at the Nou Camp, once Messi had struck the bar from the spot with the scores level on mixture.
Barca finished 9 points behind Real Madrid within the Spanish high division, having lost to them 2-1 (only the third defeat of their league campaign) late within the season.
Messi scored an unprecedented seventy three times in all competitions however the Argentine currently plans to priorities trophies prior goals, insisting he's not fascinated by bettering his scoring record, solely improving his team play.

Liverpool manager sbobet he will consider sending Andy Carroll on loan next season

Liverpool manager Brendan sbobet Rodgers has admitted he will consider sending Andy Carroll out on loan next season, with West Ham emerging as a possible destination.

Carroll has endured a disappointing 18-month spell with the Reds since his club record £35 million ($53 million) transfer from Newcastle in January 2011 and recent reports sbo suggest Italian giants AC Milan are interested in signing him on loan.

The Daily Mail reports that West Ham boss Sam Allardyce has identified England's No.9 as the man to be his marquee signing upon his club's return to the top flight.

The 23-year-old made a good impression for England at Euro 2012, scoring in their group match against Sweden, but former Swansea boss Rodgers isn't convinced the burly target man has the right attributes for the smooth passing style he wants to introduce at Anfield.

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"It's something I would have to look at, I have to be honest," Rodgers told the Daily Telegraph.

"I'm not going to sit here and say I will never let anyone go on loan, then come in here in two weeks and a player's gone, and you're saying 'you said you wouldn't let them go'.



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"There are many things to going on loan. Is it going to be beneficial for the club, that's the most important thing?

"Sometimes a player going out on loan - in general, not just Andy - can benefit the club in the long term.

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"It gets them game experience, and they come back a better player, a more confident one. Certainly more so than if they've been sitting on the bench for the majority of the season.

"Andy's always sbobet going to be linked with clubs, whether he was here or not. I have spoken to him on his holidays, he knows exactly where he stands, but I have had no inquiries about him."
Meanwhile, Luiz Suarez future looks more likely to remain at Anfield.

sbobet Terry abuse very hurtful

Anton sbobet Ferdinand has told a court that he found alleged racist abuse by John Terry "very hurtful".
England and Chelsea defender Terry, 31, is accused of calling Ferdinand a "f****** black c***" during a Premier League match last October.

The Queens Park Ranger player Ferdinand told Westminster Magistrates' Court that initially he did not think any racist terms had been used.
But after the match his girlfriend at the time played him a YouTube clip, and he became convinced that one had.
Ferdinand told the court that if he had realised at the time he would have told officials.
He said: "I would have been obviously very hurt and I probably wouldn't have reacted at the time because, being a professional, you can't do that. I probably would have let the officials know what happened and dealt with it after the game. When someone brings your colour into it, it takes it to another level and it's very hurtful."
Chelsea were down to nine men in the sbobet clash at Loftus Road on October 23, and Ferdinand and Terry began trading insults over a penalty claim, the court heard.
After the match, Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole told Ferdinand: "You can't talk to JT like that."
Terry then met Ferdinand to ask what had happened. He agreed it was just "handbags", and "banter", the court heard. However, when he later viewed film footage of the incident, he believed a racist term had been used.
Terry is accused of a racially aggravated public order offence, which he denies. He maintains that he was only sarcastically repeating what Ferdinand wrongly thought he had said.