Manchester United, Liverpool & Manchester City announce US summer tour dates

Premier League trio Manchester United, Liverpool and Manchester City have announced their 2014 Guinness International Champions Cup fixtures, with the latter two sides facing each other on July 30 in New York.

Manuel Pellegrini's outfit will take on Brendan Rodgers' men at Yankee Stadium in Group B, while David Moyes' side take on Italian duo Inter and Roma in Group A.

United take on the Giallorossi at Denver's Sports Authority Field on July 26, before travelling to Washington DC to face the Nerazzurri at the FedEx Field on July 29. Their game against Real Madrid has yet to be scheduled.

Manchester United group managing director Richard Arnold said: "These two matches against strong opposition will provide David Moyes and his team with valuable preparation for the 2014-15 season.

“The team last played in Washington DC in 2011 and the match against Barcelona was extremely well supported. This will be the team’s first visit to Denver and we are excited to meet our fans in this city for the first time."

Liverpool's summer excursion to the US will be the second of Rodgers' Anfield career, with Olympiakos first up in Group B at Soldier Field Stadium on July 27.

The Reds then face Pellegrini's City side at Yankee Stadium on July 30, before taking on AC Milan at the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte on August 2.

City face Milan on July 27 at Heinz Field before the clash against Liverpool and finish up against the Greeks on August 2 at Bank of America Stadium.

"City have always enjoyed terrific support across the five boroughs having visited the states many times," City captain Vincent Kompany said.

"The passion of our New York fans was clear for all to see when we played at Yankee Stadium last year."

Leeds v Sheff Wed England Championship live Stream Preview

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Head-to-head
A brace of second-half headers from Luke Varney secured a 2-1 victory in this corresponding fixture in April, and gave Brian McDermott a winning start on his debut as Leeds manager.
Sheffield Wednesday have won two of the last 10 league clashes with their Yorkshire rivals.
The Owls' only maximum at Elland Road in 15 years was by the odd goal in five at second league level in March 2007.

Leeds United
McDermott's side remain unbeaten in all competitions (won two, drawn one), and are looking for back-to-back home wins at the start of a Championship season for the first time in eight years.
Cardiff is the only club of the last 22 to visit Elland Road in league and cup, that has prevented Leeds from scoring; the West Yorkshire outfit have found the net in the last 10.

Sheffield Wednesday
The Owls have lost all three of their league and cup matches to date by a 2-1 score.
Wednesday have already made their worst league start since 2007 when they kicked off with six successive defeats.
Manager Dave Jones will be looking for a change of fortune on the occasion of his 57th birthday. 

Competition:  England Championship
Match:  Leeds v Sheff Wed   
Date: Saturday,17 August
Kickoff: 12:15  BST
Venue: Elland Road
Live/Repeat: Live

City go out after Real draw

Manchester City	1-1	Real Madrid
Sergio Aguero 74 (pen)		Karim Benzema 10

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City go out after Real draw

Wednesday 21st November 2012 21:42

Manchester City have been eliminated from the UEFA Champions League following a 1-1 draw at home to Real Madrid.

City's slim hopes of qualification going into the game depended upon results elsewhere and the Premier League champions winning their remaining two fixtures.

That looked unlikely when Karim Benzema took advantage of slack marking from Maicon to convert Angel Di Maria's right-wing cross inside 10 minutes.

But City improved in the second half and the equaliser came from the penalty spot when Alvaro Arbeloa was adjudged to have pulled down Sergio Aguero in the box.

Arbeloa was given a red card for a second bookable offence and Aguero got up to convert the spot-kick, setting things up for an exciting finale.

There would be no fairy-tale turnaround for the home side though and they struggled to create another chance as Real held on to ensure their own passage into the last 16.

Jose Mourinho's men had appeared in the mood to wrap things up quickly as they peppered the City goal early on and Sami Khedira should have added to the lead soon after the opener.

The Germany international danced past two challenges but then delayed his shot and Joe Hart came off his line to smother the ball at the midfielders feet.

City once again seemed uncomfortable with their 3-5-2 formation and Roberto Mancini switched to a back-four midway through the first half.

That produced a more upbeat performance and the home side carried that into their second-half display, nearly finding an equaliser just after the hour-mark when Iker Casillas denied Aguero from close range.

That equaliser did come in the end but it was not enough for City and they go out of the Champions League in the group stage for the second consecutive season.

Manchester City Team Statistics Real Madrid
1 Goals 1
0 1st Half Goals 1
6 Shots on Target 5
5 Shots off Target 4
2 Blocked Shots 5
4 Corners 2
21 Fouls 10
3 Offsides 7
5 Yellow Cards 2
0 Red Cards 1
84.7 Passing Success 73.8
18 Tackles 19
94.4 Tackles Success 78.9
65.4 Possession 34.6
53.9 Territorial Advantage 46.1
581 Total Passes 309
23 Total Crosses 12
149 Lost Balls 143
58 Recoveries 66
67.9 1st Half Poss. 32.1
61.9 2nd Half Poss. 38.1