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Brazilian midfielder feels that his team-mate's return to form and the growing confidence around Stamford Bridge mean that the Blues have the belief to beat anyone Chelsea  midfielder  Ramires  claims that  Fernando Torres ' return to goalscoring form is one of the best things about the club currently. The Spaniard netted a hat-trick on Sunday in a 6-1 thumping of QPR at Stamford Bridge and his Brazilian colleague expressed delight at the former Liverpool man's recent revival. “The best thing about Chelsea? Our confidence has grown and we have Fernando Torres scoring again," Ramires told. “Now we can beat anyone and we showed that at Camp Nou [in the Champions League semi-final win over Barcelona].” The 25-year-old is suspended for the Champions League final after reaching the competition's yellow-card limit and he admits that the FA Cup final against Liverpool on Saturday will consequently be the highlight of his campaign. “For me i...

The 70-year-old has suggested the Reds should have appealed the striker's eight-game ban if they believed he was innocent, and has backed Patrice Evra to overcome any jeers Manchester United  boss  Sir Alex Ferguson  has questioned  Liverpool ’s stance over the  Luis Suarez  race row, insisting the Anfield outfit should have appealed the striker’s eight-game suspension if they believed their player was innocent. The Uruguayan is set to come face to face with Patrice Evra for the first time since October, when the former Ajax man was reported to the FA by the Frenchman for allegedly making racist remarks towards him. Suarez returned from the ban in the 0-0 draw against Tottenham on Monday night, after which boss Kenny Dalglish suggested the 25-year-old should not have been punished in the first place. "They've said plenty, haven't they?" said Ferguson. "Why didn't they appeal? "We've kept our dignity throughout. We've kept ...

The Spanish giants continue to dominate the Football Money League as they have expanded their enormous lead over the top clubs from England, Germany and Italy Real Madrid crowned as world's richest club for seventh year in a row Clubs from four different countries in top 10 Schalke climb most places - from 16th to 10th Top-seven placings remain unchanged Real Madrid and Barcelona remain top of football’s rich list as the Spanish duo moved further clear of their rivals from England, Germany, Italy and France. According to the 2012 Deloitte Football Money League, published today, the Liga giants are the only clubs with annual revenue over €450 million. Real Madrid top the Football Money League for the seventh year in succession and are now just one year short of equalling Manchester United’s dominance in the top position during the first eight years of the Money League.   However, they are being chased hard by rivals Barcelona,...

Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez returned after a nine-match absence but failed to inspire Liverpool to victory in a cagey 0-0 draw with Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League on Monday.  Spurs manager Harry Redknapp, who hoped to fly to the match after the end of the day's court proceedings in his tax evasion trial, missed the game because of a technical fault that prevented his plane from taking off.  He did not miss a great deal of action but his team defended resolutely to leave Anfield with a point after failing to score in the league for the first time for 23 matches.  Spurs stayed third on 50 points, seven behind leaders Manchester City and five adrift of champions Manchester United. They also remained seven clear of fourth-placed Chelsea following their London rivals' 3-3 draw with United on Sunday.  Liverpool, who remain unbeaten in the League at Anfield but have drawn eight of their 12 home matches, remained seventh on 39 points, one behind Arsena...