Was to be expected. Lost to Heracles and had a hard time against Cambuur and NEC. PSV should just do what they did against United and play defensively and try and score out of a counter attack or lucky cross from a corner or free kick.

PSV scored 2!

Pfffrrtt.. ManU can't seem to finish off a game... the pressure from Lord Bendtner is almost too much

well Arias ruined that nicely

Last minute penalty for City... bleh

I hope Juve continues to improve, they brought unexpected excitement last year.

Brilliant one touch assist from Mata.

I hope we lose tomorrow, sack Rodgers already.

Murinho is doing so badly this season it's hilarious

Not the best Utd perfomance, but I will still take the win! That Mata assist was simply genius.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/iran/11903290/Eight-of-Irans-womens-football-team-are-men.html

Eight of Iran's women's football team 'are men'



Iran's football association accused of being 'unethical' after it is claimed eight players in women's national team are men awaiting sex change operations 

By Barney Henderson
30 Sep 2015

Eight of Iran's women's football team are actually men awaiting sex change operations, it has been claimed.

The country's football association was accused of being "unethical" for knowingly fielding eight men in its women's team.

Mojtabi Sharifi, an official close to the Iranian league, told an Iranian news website: “[Eight players] have been playing with Iran’s female team without completing sex change operations.”

On Wednesday, authorities reportedly ordered gender testing of the entire national squad and leading league players. The names of the players thought to be male were not revealed.

The Iranian women's team play in hijab headscarfs, long-sleeved tops and tracksuit bottoms.

In 2014, the country's football governing body introduced random checks after it was revealed that four national team players were either men who had not completed sex change operations, or were suffering from sexual development disorders.

In 2010, doubts were raised about the gender of the team's goalkeeper.

Gender change operations are legal in Iran according to a fatwa - or religious ruling - pronounced by the late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, spiritual leader of the 1979 Islamic revolution.

The law contrasts with the strict rules governing sexual morality under the country's Sharia legal code, which forbids homosexuality and pre-marital sex.

Sex changes are commonly carried out in phases in Iran, with the full procedure taking up to two years and including hormone therapy before the full gender transformation is completed.

Football is highly popular among many Iranian women, despite religious rules that bar them from entering stadiums to watch matches between male teams.

Earlier this month the women's national team captain was unable to fly with the squad to Malaysia because her husband refused her permission to fly.

“As a Muslim woman, I wanted to work for my country’s flag to be raised [at the games], rather than traveling for leisure and fun,” Niloufar Ardalan, 30, said at the time.

“I wish authorities would create [measures] that would allow female athletes to defend their rights in such situations.”

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number 10 is hooooott

I would definitely date number 10!

This could convince Wright to buy Fifa 16.