With the wide array of superstar signings in football on a bi-annual basis, it’s easy to get swept away with excitement when your latest midfield linchpin signs on the dotted line. But, is it worth spending 10’s of millions on the latest Brazilian prodigy when a Championship stalwart will give you the same return? We…

Ivory Coast international striker, Wilfried Bony has just made an important transfer move from Swansea City to Manchester City this January and he claims that his ambition in grabbing trophies is behind it. The attacker basically squashed up suggestion that money was the main reason for his move to Etihad, as Bony comfortably stated that joining…

Greece dramatically advanced into the knock out stages of World Cup 2014 after successfully defeating Ivory Coast. It was an important match for both teams, mainly for Greece as they needed a win to get themselves into the next round.

Ivory Coast got their World Cup 2014 campaign off to a positive start as they defeated Asian representative, Japan this weekend. The African side were keen on improving their performance in World Cup and targeting a spot into the knock out stage.

Already securing their place in England Premier League for next season, Sunderland were losing a bit of intensity as they suffered a disappointing defeat on their last league fixture.

Swansea City bagged a positive result on their latest English Premier League fixture as they demolished Aston Villa at Liberty Stadium. The home side made a positive start on that weekend tie as they got themselves in front after only 10 minutes of play through Wilfried Bony's effort.

Swansea City picked up a precious three points as they continue their mission in confirming that mid-table seat by the end of season. The away side didn't have a bright start though as they found themselves trailing by a goal when Shola Ameobi scored on 23 minutes.

Arsenal's ambition to bounce back from their weekend defeat from Chelsea fell short as this midweek they were held into a draw by Swansea City. Playing in front of their home crowd, Gunners tried to immediately push forward in search for goals, but instead of going in front they found themselves trailing when Wilfried Bony scored on 11 minutes.

English Premier League: Everton FC vs Swansea City FC Saturday, 23 March 2014 Goodison Park Attendance: 36,620 Full Time: 3 - 2 Referee: M. Oliver Assistants: S. Burt, D. England Everton's chase for top four finish remain on course as they snatched a hard fought home win over Swansea City on Saturday.

Eager to improve their current seat in English Premier League standings, Swansea City might have to earn it in a hard way as this weekend Michael Laudrup's men are gearing up for a difficult battle against Tottenham Hotspur.

Manchester United saw their FA Cup campaign come to an end rather early as this weekend they suffered a disappointing home defeat over fellow Premier League side, Swansea City. Eager to redeem their disappointing league result last new year, Man United were actually pushing for maximum result this Sunday, but instead of taking hold of things early on, they found themselves trailing when Wayne Routledge scored for the visitor after just 12 minutes of play.

Having been tasting positive results in their last few matches, Manchester City will be hoping to keep that positive run going in the start on new year when they face up against tricky Swansea City side this Wednesday, January 1, 2014.