Greg Dyke, the newly appointed chairman of the F.A, has set two targets for England's national side; firstly, to reach the semi-finals of Euro 2020, and secondly, to win the World Cup in 2022. These targets were outlined in Dyke's speech earlier this.

With the dry summer of sport, fans have had to find alternative ways of entertaining themselves. And, as we all know, many football fans can attain symptoms of minor insanity when there's no football on the tele. So, after a long summer, we've been.

As I'm sure you're aware, Arsenal fans have been sitting rather uncomfortably recently, perched right on the edge of their seats as they endure the trials and tribulations that accompany being a Gunners fan. One of their recent worries is lack.

When you think of Southampton, you may think of a solid youth system that brings in the money, and not much else. However, recent times have seen that change, and especially since the appointment of Argentine manager Mauricio Pochettino, there has.

After a penalty in the Spurs game, and a simple finish from Oscar today, the clear goal of the day was a 35 yard free kick from Chelsea's English veteran Frank Lampard. Who says he hasn't still got it?! To think Chelsea were going to let him.

Several pundits and media centres around the world are seeming to have a tough time remembering the names and faces of the Manchester United squad! Above, see NBC's Dutch mix up, as they labelled United prolific striker Robin van Persie as a former.

Who said Welbeck had lost his touch? Still think he's overrated and isn't good enough for the Premier League or England? Well, be prepared to eat your words as he scored his second of the day with one of the finest chips you'll see this sea.