American's help Rangers FC draw AC MILAN

Tonight Milan played a friendly at Ibrox Park against Glasgow Rangers. Rangers point of view it was a chance for a host of fringe players to get involved and the big plus was Maurice Edu who did well in midfield all night. Not much happened in the first half, with the only highlight coming from a Ronaldinho free kick that shaved the post. Rangers FC opened the score in the 66th minute through DaMarcus Beasley, who profited from a misunderstanding between Silva, who did not make the best of impressions tonight, and Darmian. It was his USA team mate Edu who set the chance with a good ball through.

Milan managed to tie the score just four minutes later through Pato, who had just come in to replace an ineffective Shevchenko, after Kaká wreaked havoc in the Rangers' defence. The 2007 Golden Ball winner then got himself on the score-sheet as well, giving Milan the lead with a terrific run and shot from inside the area in the 78th minute.

However, the home side managed to come back to make it 2-2 with a goal from defender Sasa Papac, who made a smart run into the area and beat Dida in the 81st minute.

BECKHAM HELPS AC MILAN THRASH LAZIO

David Beckham created two goals as AC Milan thrashed Lazio 3-0 at Rome's Stadio Olimpico on Sunday to move into second place in Serie A. The victory cut Inter Milan's lead at the top to six points after their bitter city rivals were held to a 1-1 draw at home to lowly Torino.

Beckham was chief orchestrator with pin-point crosses to create the first two goals before Kaka rounded off the scoring late on. Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti said the difference between the two teams was merely quality. "Lazio had a lot of pressure and maybe the only thing they lacked was a clinical finish but we held onto the ball well," he said.

TORRES HITS 2 GOALS TO SINK CHELSEA

Fernando Torres struck twice in the dying minutes against Chelsea to keep Liverpool's title dream alive in a dramatic finale at Anfield. Rafa Benitez's side looked to be heading for another frustrating draw as Chelsea held out after Frank Lampard's second half dismissal for a lunge on Xabi Alonso.

ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE TRANSFERS

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Last Updated: 1 February 2009

Arsenal

In:

Out: Jay Simpson (loan, West Brom), Gavin Hoyte (loan, Watford), Paul Rodgers (loan, Northampton), Rui Fonte (loan, Crystal Palace)

Aston Villa

In: Emile Heskey (£3.5m, Wigan)

Out: Sam Williams (loan, Walsall)

Blackburn Rovers

In: Gael Givet (loan, Marseille), El-Hadji Diouf (£2m, Sunderland)

Out: Eddie Nolan (undisclosed, Preston), Sergio Peter (undisclosed, Sparta Prague), Frank Fielding (loan, Rochdale)

Bolton Wanderers

In: Sebastien Puygrenier (loan, Zenit St. Petersburg), Ariza Makukula (loan, Benfica), Mark Davies (£1m, Wolves)

Out: Heidar Helguson (undisclosed, QPR), Kevin Nolan (£4.5m, Newcastle)

Chelsea

In: Michael Mancienne (loan return, Wolves), Gokhan Tore (undisclosed, Bayer Leverkusen)

Out: Jack Cork (loan, Watford), Wayne Bridge (undisclosed, Manchester City), Ben Sahar (loan, De Graafschap), Scott Sinclair (loan, Birmingham), Carlo Cudicini (free, Tottenham), Lee Sawyer (loan, Coventry), Carl Magnay (loan, MK Dons)

Everton

In: Troy Archibald-Herville (loan, Tottenham)

Out: Lee Molyneux (free, Southampton), John Ruddy (loan, Crewe)

Fulham

In: Giles Barnes (loan, Derby)

Out: T.J. Moncur (free, Wycombe), Hameur Bouazza (loan, Birmingham), Seol Ki-Hyeon (loan, Al-Hilal), Jimmy Bullard (£5m, Hull)

Hull City

In: Kevin Kilbane (undisclosed, Wigan), Manucho (loan, Manchester United), Jimmy Bullard (£5m, Fulham), Kamil Zayatte (£2.5m, Young Boys)

Out: Dean Windass (loan, Oldham), Wayne Brown (loan, Leicester)

Liverpool

In:

Out: Jermaine Pennant (loan, Portsmouth), Craig Lindfield (loan, Accrington Stanley), Krisztian Nemeth (loan, Blackpool)

Manchester City

In: Wayne Bridge (undisclosed, Chelsea), Craig Bellamy (£14m, West Ham), Nigel de Jong (£17m, Hamburg SV)

Out: Sam Williamson (loan, Wrexham), Javan Vidal (loan, Aberdeen), Paul Marshall (loan, Blackpool)

Manchester United

In: Zoran Tosic (undisclosed, Partizan Belgrade), Adem Ljajic (undisclosed, Partizan Belgrade), Richie De Laet (undisclosed, Stoke City)

Out: David Gray (loan, Plymouth), Adem Ljajic (loan, Partizan Belgrade), Sam Hewson (loan, Hereford), Manucho (loan, Hull), Tom Cleverley (loan, Leicester)

Middlesbrough

In: Marlon King (loan, Wigan)

Out: Seb Hines (loan, Derby), Jonathan Grounds (loan, Norwich City), Graeme Owens (loan, Blackpool), Tom Craddock (£80k, Luton)

Newcastle United

In: Kevin Nolan (£4.5m, Bolton)

Out:

Portsmouth

In: Nadir Belhadj (£4.4m, Lens), Jermaine Pennant (loan, Liverpool), Hayden Mullins (£2m, West Ham), Pele (loan, Porto)

Out: Lassana Diarra (£20m, Real Madrid), Jermain Defoe (£15m, Tottenham)

Stoke City

In: Matthew Etherington (£2m, West Ham), James Beattie (£3.75m, Sheffield United)

Out: Richie De Laet (undisclosed, Manchester United), Nathaniel Wedderburn (loan, Notts County), Tom Soares (loan, Charlton), Carl Dickinson (loan, Leeds), Ryan Shotton (loan, Tranmere), Lewis Buxton (small fee, Sheffield Wednesday)

Sunderland

In:

Out: Roy O’Donovan (loan, Blackpool), Graham Kavanagh (free, Carlisle), Liam Miller (loan, QPR), Pascal Chimbonda (£2.5m, Tottenham), El-Hadji Diouf (£2m, Blackburn)

Tottenham

In: Jermain Defoe (£15m, Portsmouth), Wilson Palacios (£12m, Wigan), Pascal Chimbonda (£2.5m, Sunderland), Carlo Cudicini (free, Chelsea)

Out: Paul Staltieri (free, Borussia Monchengladbach), Kevin-Prince Boateng (loan, Borussia Dortmund), David Button (loan, Bournemouth), Tony Archibald-Herville (loan, Everton), Cesar Sanchez (undisclosed, Valencia), Hossam Ghaly (undisclosed, Nassr Saudi Club)

West Brom

In: Jay Simpson (loan, Arsenal), Marc-Antoine Fortune (loan, Nancy)

Out: Joss Labadie (loan, Shrewsbury), Lee Baker (loan, Kidderminster), Sherjill MacDonald (loan, Roeselare)

West Ham

In: Savio Nsereko (£10m, Brescia)

Out: Joe Widdowson (loan, Grimsby), Matthew Etherington (£2m, Stoke City), Lee Bowyer (loan, Birmingham), Kyel Reid (loan, Wolves), Craig Bellamy (£14m, Manchester City), Hayden Mullins (£2m, Portsmouth), Julien Faubert (loan, Real Madrid)

Wigan

In: Hugo Rodallega (£4.5m, Necaxa), Ben Watson (£2m, Crystal Palace)

Out: Lewis Montrose (loan, Cheltenham), Luke Ashworth (free, Leyton Orient), Kevin Kilbane (undisclosed, Hull), Wilson Palacios (£12m, Tottenham), Marlon King (loan, Wigan), Emile Heskey (£3.5m, Aston Villa)