LONDON, May 21, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- -Currys and PC World celebrate 'Cash for Goals' customer promotion by commissioning Opta to analyse the goal-scoring value of top Premier

Chelsea footballers, Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole, join an impressive list of stars to support WinkBall's sweeping 'Faces for the Forces' campaign. (Vocus/PRWEB) December 16, 2010 Barclays Premier League winners, Chelsea, are the latest football club to voice their support for WinkBall's thriving 'Faces for the Forces' campaign, as first team stars: Frank Lampard, Ashley Cole, Daniel Sturridge and Ross Turnbull all left goodwill messages for their military compatriots. The Chelsea team-mates took time out from training to send their support to WinkBall's 'Faces for the Forces' movement – expressing their pride and gratitude for all the troops that have been serving abroad, particularly those who are going to be away over Christmas. Ashley Cole commended the troops for their “amazing job,” while Frank Lampard sent this heart-felt message: “Merry Christmas to all the service people out in Afghanistan, and anywhere in the world.

CHELSEA have scotched speculation that England midfielder Frank Lampard is set to miss the start of the season with a broken toe. Meanwhile, the Blues received a boost yesterday when new signing, Brazilian defender Alex, was granted a work permit. (c) 2007 The Journal - Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

By Trevor Huggins GELSENKIRCHEN (Reuters) - Portuguese goalkeeper Ricardo saved three penalties to give his side a 3-1 penalty shootout win over England in the World Cup quarter-final on Saturday after a goalless 120 minutes.

GELSENKIRCHEN (Reuters) - England and Portugal were deadlocked at halftime with the score 0-0 in a tightly-contested World Cup quarter-final on Saturday.