It Was Going to be 5 but......

......Manchster lost to Everton 4-2 in penalties at Wembley Stadium. The whole world watched as Berbatov and Ferdinand missed their chance of being the first ever club of compliting the Quintuple. Now they can only go for a Quad, and hopefully that will be accomplished. The only team to ever to the Quad is Scottish Club Celtic FC during the '66-'67 season. Now everyone is wondering wether or not United has gotten weaker or just bad luck.

Who's Winning?

The first leg of the Champions League quarter-final was a wild one with Porto tying with Manchester, Arsenal's attempt to win, failed, Barcelona's blitzkrieg attack on Bayern Munich, and Liverpool's embarrassing loss to Chelsea. Manchester played as if Porto was nothing, underestimating their opponents letting them score twice. Thankfully though Tevez and Rooney scored to equalize the game. Arsenal on the other hand was embarrassing. The Gunners Let Villareal score easily, but luck was not on their side as Adebayor scores an amazing bicycle kick, giving Arsenal the equalizer. Now across the city of Manchester, Liverpool was host to rivals Chelsea who showed that they can win away Stamford Bridge beating Liverpool 3 - 1. Last but not least Barcelona obliterated Munich an astonish 4 - 0. Barcelona look keen to go all the way to the finals and the only obstacle in the way is Liverpool and Manchester, but let's see what happens.

Best Day Ever

"I haven dreamt of a day like this!" Those were the words of Manchester's own Federico Macheda, who scored the final goal in stoppage time to secure a one point lead over Aston Villa. The Italian who was supposed to play in a Under 18 match for Italy, was called back by manager Sir Alex Ferguson who put his life in his hands. Now he knows what Rooney, Tevez, Berbatov, and Ronaldo feel. And to tell you the truth when he smacked that ball into the back of the net I immediately knew that this kid is going to go far. How far, I don't know but he is.