THE LATEST UEFA ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE NEWS – Manchester City are contemplating on signing Liverpool talisman Luis Suarez during the January transfer window.

The surprise move by City will most likely see striker Mario Balotelli’s departure from the club to fund the estimated £50 million price tag of Suarez. The transfer might encounter difficulties, as Suarez have recently reaffirmed his future at Anfield with a contract running until 2017.

Suarez has led Liverpool’s scoring force this season – a time when the club is struggling to win w1th ease, as they stay 13th on the Premier League table. 

THE LATEST UEFA ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE NEWS – Vitesse Arnhem striker Wilfried Bony expressed his agreement on the idea that Premier League side Chelsea are planning to go after his signature in the January transfer window.

Chelsea, which recent struggles to win w1th ease in the league led them to slip off the top spot of the table, have plans to improve their strike force. Daniel Sturridge and Fernando Torres are their only two senior strikers, with neither making significant impact in terms of scoring.

Bony calls Chelsea’s interest in him “a great honour”, saying that he is interested to join such “a top club” due to his love for English football.

THE LATEST SPORTS NEWS – Novak Djokovic gains victory over Swiss opponent Roger Federer to win the 2012 ATPWorld Tour title.

The Serbian hitter recorded 7-6 (8-6) 7-5 over Federer within a throbbing match that lasted two hours and 14 minutes. Apart from the ATP title, he is set to end the season with two more achievements – his Australian Open title and world no. 1 ranking.

Djokovic did not win w1th ease against his opponent, who he noted for his aggressive stance throughout the match. He said that he tried his best to throw back shots to counter his opponent’s offensive style in maintaining defence.  

THE LATEST ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE NEWS – A less-than-impressive Newcastle United failed at home before visitors West Ham United, as they did not score to beat or level their slender 0-1 loss in Sunday’s Premier League.

Kevin Nolan scored against his former side Newcastle on the 37th minute. Demba Ba managed to rocket a header, but officials deemed his effort as invalid after a closer look revealed that keeper Jussi Jaaskelainen narrowly prevented the ball to penetrate the line.

Newcastle’s lacklustre showing gave the Hammers an opportunity to win w1th ease on away. Shola Ameobi and Papiss Cisse failed to influence their side’s attack. 

THE LATEST SPORTS NEWS – The 2012ATP World Tour Finals saw Roger Federer as its first semi-final qualifier following his stunning performance against David Ferrer.

The Swiss world no. 2 ensured that he will win w1th ease over Ferrer by recording a 6-4 7-6 (7-5) scoreline at the O2 Arena. He will face Argentinian Juan Martin del Potro on Saturday.

Federer noted that his match against Ferrer “was great, good intensity”. He regarded Ferrer as a “great return player”, as the Spaniard marvellously returned his impressive serves. 

THE LATEST UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE NEWS – Champions League last-season winners Chelsea paid back their previous defeat against Ukrainian champions Shakhtar Donetsk through a 3-2 win in Wednesday’s Champions League match at Stamford Bridge.

None of the two teams promised to win with ease against one another as both figured in a tight contest throughout the fixture. Fernando Torres opened scoring for Chelsea on the sixth minute but Willian equalized three minutes later.

Up-and-coming Brazilian star Oscar scored from 45 yards to give Chelsea the lead shortly before half time. Willian completed his brace with another equalizer two minutes into the second half. Victor Moses broke the deadlock with a late injury-time winner.

THE LATEST UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE NEWS – A less-than-stellar Real Madrid levelled with visitors Borussia Dortmund in their Champions League fixture, ending the game 2-2.

Dortmund’s Marco Reus evaded Alvaro Arbeloa to find the back of the net past keeper Iker Casillas. Madrid’s Pepe rushed to level matters with a header on the 34^th minute.

Robert Lewandowski’s header efforts reflected the potential of Dortmund to win with ease. While both attempts failed, an own goal from Arbeloa gave the lead to the visitors.

Madrid looked set for a home defeat against the nimble German side, until Mesut Ozil came to the rescue on the game’s last minute through his curling attempt that shot past Dortmund’s woodwork.

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