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Soccer - Ribery desperate for success
Bayern Munich's French forward Franck Ribery is determined to try and seize the opportunity of Champions League glory when his side take on Chelsea on Saturday evening. The German outfit, 4/9 with bet365 to lift the trophy in their own Allianz Arena, go into the game as slight favourites, but Ribery is wary that at 29 years of age, this might be his last chance of success in Europe's top club competition.He said: "It is not every year that you get to play in a Champions League final. I am now 29 and I don't know when my next chance will be."Maybe I can win the Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal again in future, but it is harder to win the Champions League."Bayern go into the game shorn of the services of banned trio David Alaba, Holger Badstuber and Luiz Gustavo, while Chelsea will miss John Terry, Branislav Ivanovic, Raul Meireles and Ramires due to suspension.
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Soccer - Di Matteo doubts home advantage
Chelsea interim coach Roberto Di Matteo, whose side are 15/8 with bet365 to lift the trophy, hopes that home advantage will add to the pressure on Bayern Munich in Saturday's Champions League final. The German giants are 4/5 to deny the Blues a first success in the competition, with many pundits feeling that playing in their own Allianz Arena will be a big benefit for Bayern.However, Di Matteo believes that the venue may heap a little more pressure on the Bavarians, telling UEFA.com: "I have been asked this question before and I'm not sure if it will be like having home advantage."It could go either way. If you look at it from another angle, maybe it will bring added pressure. It's difficult to say whether it will or not."Bayern and Chelsea have only met on two previous occasions, with the Blues edging home 6-5 on aggregate in an action-packed quarter-final tie.
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Soccer - Liverpool move for Martinez
Wigan Athletic's Roberto Martinez, evens with bet365, has become the first man to be formally approached about becoming the new manager of Liverpool. Latics chairman Dave Whelan revealed on Thursday evening that he had given permission for Martinez to speak to the Reds, having always pledged to not stand in the way if the right club came calling.However, Martinez may not be the man for Liverpool in the end, with the Anfield club later saying that they had yet to focus in on a preferred candidate.Managing director Ian Ayre said: "Of course we will have a short-list very quickly. There are lots of names being bandied around and lots of people showing interest."We will define what we are looking for and you shouldn't include or dismiss anyone on that basis."Former Marseille coach Didier Deschamps, Swansea City's Brendan Rodgers and ex-Chelsea head coach Andre Villas-Boas have all been linked with the post at Anfield following Kenny Dalglish's exit on Wednesday.
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