It’s the quarter final draw the whole footballing world wanted. The two best footballing teams on the planet will face each other as Arsenal get the chance to revenge their 2006 cup final defeat.

This week’s little cutie is Becky, currently working as a Care Assistant and part time model, This tough cookie is an ex army dog handler so knows how to fight her ground, young fun and a Tiger fan of Hull city. Bexs is one of the most fun girls we’ve photographed, watch this space as you may well be seeing more of her in the coming months.

The fact that Real Madrid, recognised by FIFA as the most successful football club of the last century, have not managed to reach the quarter finals of the Champions League since 2004 is almost unbelievable. The team that swept all others aside as they won the competition three times in six years at the turn of the millennium are now unable to surpass a team such as Lyon, who have been struggling in Ligue 1 by their standards this season.

Beckham, Terry, Cole…injuries and melodramas expose England’s Achilles’ heel

As the Greek myth of the Trojan War goes, it was the heel of the great Achilles – pierced by a poisoned arrow fired by Paris – that killed the apparently invulnerable warrior. Now in England’s World Cup campaign, one that seemed so promising six months ago, it is the stricken heel of David Beckham that has all but killed off the nation’s chances of success in South Africa.

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This week we’ve seen the good the bad and the ugly sides of football. As always we start with the good, firstly Arsenal demolished Porto then United gave the OAP’s from Milan a good spanking and both followed these with victories of varying difficulty in the premiership.

Arsenals title hopes were once again on a knife edge until Nicklas Bendtner grabbed a 93rd minute winner to secure a 2-1 win against a plucky Hull side, who played the whole of the 2nd half with 10 men.

Chester City Football Club were wound up this week, with their 125-year existence ending for the sake of a tax bill. Portsmouth might have gained headlines for becoming the first Premier League club to enter administration but they somehow stagger on with debts of £60m, while the club four divisions below Pompey are now defunct – thanks in part to the Blue Square Premier outfit owing HM Revenue & Customs a, by comparison, paltry £26,125.

Back by popular demand, it’s the one and only Carol Ashe from Glasgow.

28 year old Carol is a full time dancer, she’s also the fittest Rangers fan we’ve ever met!

It’s Wayne’s World

Wayne Rooney is in the form of his life, another match winning performance from the world’s best player as United eased past a sorry AC Milan side consisting of ageing stars, some of whom played their final games on the European stage. Forget David Beckham, this was the Rooney show.