Adelaide United began their third Champions league campaign in fashion after an unusual goal from young star Matthew Leckie sealed the victory over the reigning champions Pohang Steelers.

This time we're off to Goodison Park as Everton welcome Manchester United!

One-off games are usually matches that have little meaning or impact and are simply there for entertainment. However, the clash between the Indigenous All-Stars and the NRL All-Stars was more than that and has provided a needed boost to Rugby League as a sport.

In his debut on Injury Time, Mike Simpson looks at the impact and future of Twenty20 cricket in the state of the game. Is the 'hit-out-or-get-out' format of the game the undoubted successor to ODI's or is it simply an attractive side dish?

It's another massive derby to round of the weekend as Arsenal travel to Chelsea for a match that could decide seasons. If the Gunners get a win they're right back in the race, but if they don't they could find themselves nine points behind the Blues.

Johnno's back with a look at the upcoming ODI series between Australia and the Windies. He looks at Gayle's pre-match prediction, the Windies battered line up and whether Australia can make it a perfect summer down under!

View episode 3 of the INJURYTIME Show. This week we talk Willie Mason, John Terry and Tiger Woods whilst previewing the latest in Football, Cricket and NRL

Fabio Capello had said he wouldn't rush into a decision and that he would hear John's side of the story and yet it took all of 12 minutes for him to decide that Mr Terry was no longer going to be England captain under his regime.

The Chelsea and England captain has come under intense scrutiny of late for his adventurous bedroom ways, the talismanic defender smothering his otherwise glamorous career in unwanted controversy. But does he really deserve to stay captain of his domestic and national teams?

View episode 2 of the INJURYTIME Show. This week we have Brian D'Lima and Brendan Burke on the panel talking Tennis, Cricket, Football and the NRL

Quite simply, he is England's and possibly the world's finest centre back and also one of the best captains in the game, comparisons with Bobby Moore himself not uncommon, but more importantly these last few games have demonstrated why he should remain the skipper for the joint favourite team for the World Cup this year....