From the back pages, January 10: Abuse towards Benítez reaches new high

Rafael Benitez, Chelsea manager.

Published on 10/01/2013 07:35

Chelsea fans rebelled against their club last night after an embarrassing 2-0 home defeat gave Swansea City a huge advantage to take into the second leg of the Capital One Cup semi-final. (The Times)

United alone in making move to sign Zaha - Early indications they will face no competition in their pursuit of Crystal Palace winger. (The Independent)

Liverpool and United fans join forces- Liverpool and Man Utd fans will push for a maximum away ticket price in the Premier League. (The Guardian)

Liverpool’s owners realise fans around the world still love the Anfield legend Kenny Dalglish and are considering reinstating him in his pre-Hodgson ambassadorial role. (The Mirror)

Gareth Bale hailed Cristiano Ronaldo as the best all-round player in the world after the Portuguese striker netted yet another hat-trick for Real Madrid. (Daily Mail)

From the back pages, January 7: Suárez ‘stole our FA Cup glory’

Luis Suárez was caught up in another “cheat” row last night after Mansfield Town players and management accused the match officials of missing a handball by the Liverpool striker in scoring the decisive goal in the 2-1 FA Cup third-round victory at the One Call Stadium. (The Times)

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From the back pages, January 8: Lionel Messi - a fourth Ballon d’Or and dominance looks unstoppable

The Barcelona forward has superseded Marco van Basten and Johan Cruyff and looks certain to win more world player awards. (The Guardian)

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From the back pages, January 9: £25m Theo deal! Arsenal confident of ending Walcott saga with star closing in on five-year contract

Arsenal will this week make an improved offer of £25million to Theo Walcott in a bid to resolve his contract saga. (The Daily Mail)

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