Map: Japanese National Team Players Abroad

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Players that have been capped by the Japanese National Team playing in leagues outside of Japan.



Australia
Shinji Ono - Western Sydney Wanderers

Belgium
Eiji Kawashima - Standard Liege

Bulgaria
Daisuke Matsui - Slavia Sofia

England
Shinji Kagawa - Manchester United
Maya Yoshida - Southampton
Tadanari Lee - Southampton
Ryo Miyaichi - Wigan Athletic

Germany
Shinji Ikazaki - VfB Stuttgart
Gotoku Sakai - VfB Stuttgart
Atsuto Uchida - Schalke 04
Makoto Hasebe - VfL Wolfsburg
Hajime Hosogai - Bayer Leverkusen
Takashi Inui - Eintracht Frankfurt
Hiroshi Kiyotake - 1.FC Nuremberg
Hiroki Sakai - Hannover 96

Italy
Yuto Nagatomo - Inter Milan
Takayuki Morimoto - Catania

Netherlands
Mike Havenaar - Vitesse Arnhem
Michihiro Yasuda - Vitesse Arnhem

Russia
Keisuke Honda - CSKA Moscow

USA
Takuya Yamada - Tampa Bay Rowdies

EPL Iron Men

Players that have played a minimum of 2500 minutes in 5+ consecutive EPL seasons.

11
Brad Friedel (Blackburn Rovers, Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur: 2001-2012)

10
Gareth Barry (Aston Villa, Manchester City: 2002-2012)
Jussi Jääskeläinen (Bolton Wanderers: 2001-2011)

8
Peter Atherton (Coventry City, Sheffield Wednesday: 1992-2000)
Kevin Davies (Bolton Wanderers: 2003-2011)
Richard Dunne (Manchester City, Aston Villa: 2002-2010)
 Lucas Neill (Blackburn Rovers, West Ham United: 2001-2009)

7
Sylvain Distin (Manchester City, Portsmouth: 2002-2009)
Sami Hyypia (Liverpool: 1999-2006)
Chris Perry (Wimbledon, Tottenham Hotspur: 1995-2002)
Pepe Reina (Liverpool: 2005-2012)
Robbie Savage (Leicester City, Birmingham City: 1997-2004)
 Peter Schmeichel (Manchester United: 1992-1999)
Tim Sherwood (Blackburn Rovers, Tottenham Hotspur: 1992-1999)
Des Walker (Sheffield Wednesday: 1993-2000)
Nigel Winterburn (Arsenal: 1992-1999)

6
David Beckham (Manchester United: 1995-2001)
Jamie Carragher (Liverpool: 2004-2010)
Kenny Cunningham (Wimbledon: 1994-2000)
Shay Given (Newcastle United: 2000-2006)
Colin Hendry (Blackburn Rovers: 1992-1998)
Thierry Henry (Arsenal: 2000-2006)
Tim Howard (Everton: 2006-2012)
Mark Schwarzer (Middlesbrough, Fulham: 2006-2012)
Gareth Southgate (Aston Villa, Middlesbrough: 1997-2003)
Neil Sullivan (Wimbledon, Tottenham Hotspur: 1996-2002)
David Unsworth (Everton, West Ham United: 1994-2000)
Edwin van der Sar (Fulham, Manchester United: 2003-2009)
Patrick Vieira (Arsenal: 1996-2002)
Alan Wright (Aston Villa: 1995-2001)
Dwight Yorke (Aston Villa, Manchester United: 1994-2000)

5
Sol Campbell (Tottenham Hotspur: 1995-2000)
Jamie Carragher (Liverpool: 1998-2003)
Dion Dublin (Coventry City, Aston Villa: 1994-1999)
Matt Elliott (Leicester City: 1997-2002)
Les Ferdinand (QPR, Newcastle United: 1992-1997)
Rio Ferdinand (West Ham United, Leeds United: 1997-2002)
Tim Flowers (Southampton, Blackburn Rovers: 1992-1997)
Stephane Henchoz (Blackburn Rovers, Liverpool: 1997-2002)
Emile Heskey (Leicester City, Liverpool: 1996-2001)
Hermann Hreidarsson (Charlton, Portsmouth: 2003-2008)
Mark Hughes (Manchester United, Chelsea: 1992-1997)
Paul Ince (Liverpool, Middlesbrough: 1997-2002)
Dennis Irwin (Manchester United: 1992-1997)
David James (Manchester City, Portsmouth: 2004-2009)
Paul Jones (Southampton: 1997-2002)
Gary Kelly (Leeds United: 1993-1998)
Jeff Kenna (Southampton, Blackburn Rovers: 1993-1998)
Claus Lundekvam (Southampton: 2000-2005)
Gary McAllister (Leeds United, Coventry City: 1992-1997)
Steve McManaman (Liverpool: 1993-1998)
Darren Peacock (QPR, Newcastle United: 1992-1997)
Kevin Phillips (Sunderland, Southampton: 1999-2004)
Kevin Pressman (Sheffield Wednesday: 1993-1998)
Paul Robinson (Leeds United, Tottenham Hotspur: 2002-2007)
Mikael Silvestre (Manchester United: 2001-2006)
Neville Southall (Everton: 1992-1997)
Gary Speed (Everton, Newcastle United: 1996-2001)
Kolo Toure (Arsenal: 2003-2008)
Andy Townsend (Chelsea, Aston Villa: 1992-1997)
Ian Wright (Arsenal: 1992-1997)
Ashley Young (Aston Villa: 2006-2011)
Luke Young (Charlton Athletic, Middlesbrough, Aston Villa: 2004-2009)

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MLS Goals per 90 Minutes Played Leaders

Top MLS Players in Goals per 90 minutes played in the 2012 season (minimum 1000 minutes played)

1.03 - Alan Gordon (SJ)
0.80 - Chris Wondolowski (SJ)
0.68 - Danny Koevermans (TOR)
0.67 - Thierry Henry (NY)
0.65 - Eddie Johnson (SEA)

0.59 - Alvaro Saborio (RSL)
0.59 - Darren Mattocks (VAN)
0.58 - Kenny Cooper (NY)
0.55 - Steven Lenhart (SJ)
0.53 - Fredy Montero (SEA)

0.52 - Chris Pontius (DC)
0.52 - Robbie Keane (LA)
0.51 - Saer Sene (NE)
0.48 - Maicon Santos (DC)
0.45 - Will Bruin (HOU)

0.45 - Marco Di Vaio (MTL)
0.44 - Patrice Bernier (MTL)
0.44 - Chris Rolfe (CHI)
0.43 - Landon Donovan (LA)
0.41 - Kei Kamara (SKC)

0.41 - Jairo Arrieta (CLB)
0.37 - Simon Dawkins (SJ)
0.36 - Teal Bunbury (SKC)
0.36 - David Beckham (LA)
0.36 - CJ Sapong (SKC)

0.34 - Brian Ching (HOU)
0.33 - Blas Perez (DAL)
0.33 - Marco Pappa (CHI)
0.33 - Kris Boyd (POR)
0.33 - Gabriel Gomez (PHI)

0.32 - Eric Hassli (TOR)
0.30 - Lionard Pajoy (DC)
0.30 - Jack McInerney (PHI)
0.30 - Jaime Castrillon (COL)
0.30 - Sanna Nyassi (MTL)



As of Sep 21, 2012

"Stan" National Team Logos

Afghanistan

Iraqi Kurdistan - Non-FIFA member

Kazakhstan

Pakistan

Tajikistan

Turkmenistan

Uzbekistan

Kyrgyzstan

World Cup Qualifier Upsets

Upsets from the last round of FIFA World Cup Qualifiers (September 7-11).

FIFA Rank difference -- Score -- Home Team (Rank) v Away Team (Rank)


Upset Wins (25+ FIFA rank difference) 
84 -- 2:0 -- Iceland (118) v Norway (34)
70 -- 1:0 -- Lebanon (124) v Iran (54)
62 -- 2:1 -- Jordan (87) v Australia (25)
36 -- 1:0 -- Bulgaria (89) v Armenia (53)
34 -- 2:0 -- Solomon Islands (153) v Tahiti (119)
27 -- 2:1 -- Jamaica (60) v USA (33)


Upset Draw (40+ FIFA rank difference) 
83 -- 2:2 -- Bulgaria (89) v Italy (6)
71 -- 1:1 -- Lithuania (116) v Slovakia (45)
55 -- 2:2 -- El Salvador (67) v Guyana (122)
50 -- 1:1 -- Scotland (47) v Macedonia (97)
44 -- 1:1 -- Peru (51) v Argentina (7)
43 -- 2:2 -- Uzbekistan (70) v South Korea (27)

World Cup Qualifiers by FIFA Ranking - Part 2 - September 2012

FIFA rankings of the nations that will meet in the next round of World Cup Qualifier games on September 11, 2012.


Rank Difference - Home Team (Rank) v Away Team (Rank)

Europe
3 - Serbia (42) v Wales (45)
10 - Norway (34) v Slovenia (24)
17 - Cyprus (135) v Iceland (118)
20 - Turkey (35) v Estonia (55)
23 - Northern Ireland (129) v Luxembourg (106)
31 - Belgium (40) v Croatia (9)

36 - Bulgaria (89) v Armenia (53)
36 - England (3) v Ukraine (39)
39 - Hungary (37) v Netherlands (8)
47 - Austria (49) v Germany (2)
50 - Scotland (47) v Macedonia (97)

61 - France (15) v Belarus (76)
62 - Israel (75) v Russia (13)
64 - Switzerland (20) v Albania (84)
64 - Bosnia-Herzegovina (30) v Latvia (94)
85 - Poland (56) v Moldova (141)
85 - Georgia (86) v Spain (1)

103 - Portugal (4) v Azerbaijan (107)
104 - Slovakia (45) v Liechtenstein (149)
105 - Greece (11) v Lithuania (116)
124 - Sweden (18) v Kazakhstan (142)
133 - Italy (6) v Malta (139)
142 - Romania (57) v Andorra (199)
158 - San Marino (206) v Montenegro (48)

South America
8 - Chile (14) v Colombia (22)
12 - Uruguay (5) v Ecuador (17)
23 - Paraguay (29) v Venezuela (52)
44 - Peru (51) v Argentina (7)

Asia
43 - Uzbekistan (70) v South Korea (27)
55 - Japan (23) v Iraq (78)
62 - Jordan (87) v Australia (25)
70 - Lebanon (124) v Iran (54)

CONCACAF
10 - Antigua and Barbuda (101) v Guatemala (91)
23 - Panama (50) v Canada (73)
27 - USA (33) v Jamaica (60)
45 - Mexico (21) v Costa Rica (66)
55 - Guyana (122) v El Salvador (67)
75 - Honduras (72) v Cuba (147)

Oceania
9 - Tahiti (119) v New Caledonia (128)
58 - New Zealand (95) v Solomon Islands (153)

World Cup Qualifiers by FIFA Ranking - September 2012

FIFA rankings of the nations that will meet in the next round of World Cup Qualifier games on September 7-8, 2012.


Rank Difference - Home Team (Rank) v Away Team (Rank)

UEFA
2 - Estonia (55) v Romania (57)
4 - Slovenia (24) v Switzerland (20)
5 - Scotland (47) v Serbia (42)
5 - Wales (45) v Belgium (40)
8 - Montenegro (48) v Poland (56)
9 - Denmark (10) v Czech Republic (19)
10 - Georgia (86) v Belarus (76)

27 - Netherlands (8) v Turkey (35)
32 - Azerbaijan (107) v Israel (75)
51 - Albania (84) v Cyprus (135)
71 - Lithuania (116) v Slovakia (45)

81 - Finland (96) v France (15)
83 - Bulgaria (89) v Italy (6)
83 - Latvia (94) v Greece (11)
84 - Iceland (118) v Norway (34)
86 - Malta (139) v Armenia (53)
88 - Croatia (9) v Macedonia (97)

102 - Luxembourg (106) v Portugal (4)
116 - Kazakhstan (142) v Ireland (26)
116 - Russia (13) v Northern Ireland (129)
119 - Liechtenstein (149) v Bosnia-Herzegovnia (30)

138 - Moldova (141) v England (3)
152 - Germany (2) v Faroe Islands (154)
162 - Andorra (199) v Hungary (37)

CONMEBOL

17 - Colombia (22) v Uruguay (5)

22 - Argentina (7) v Paraguay (29)

46 - Ecuador (17) v Bolivia (63)


CONCACAF
10 - Guatemala (91) v Antigua and Barbuda (101)
23 - Canada (73) v Panama (50)
27 - Jamaica (60) v United States (33)
45 - Costa Rica (66) v Mexico (21)
55 - El Salvador (67) v Guyana (122)
75 - Cuba (147) v Honduras (72)

Oceania
33 - New Caledonia (128) v New Zealand (95)
34 - Solomon Islands (153) v Tahiti (119)

FIFA Confederation Ranking Comparison - September 2012

Comparing FIFA Confederations using the average FIFA ranking of the top 5 teams from each region.

Top 5 Avg. - Confederation (+/- August)


3.2 - Europe (+0.2)
1 - Spain
2 - Germany
3 - England
4 - Portugal
6 - Italy

11.0 - South America (+0.8)
5 - Uruguay
7 - Argentina
12 - Brazil
14 - Chile
17 - Ecuador

28.6 - Africa (+3.2)
16 - Côte d'Ivoire
28 - Algeria
31 - Ghana
32 - Mali
36 - Libya

39.8 - Asia (-2.6)
23 - Japan
25 - Australia
27 - South Korea
54 - Iran
70 - Uzbekistan

46.0 - CONCACAF (+0.8)
21 - Mexico
33 - USA
50 - Panama
60 - Jamaica
66 - Costa Rica

130.0 - Oceania (+6.6)
95 - New Zealand
119 - Tahiti
128 - New Caledonia
153 - Solomon Islands
155 - Fiji

EPL: Transfers in from Foreign Leagues

Incoming Summer 2012 transfers to the EPL from foreign leagues.

Argentina
Claudio Yacob - Racing Club to West Bromwich Albion

Australia
Curtis Good - Melbourne Heart to Newcastle United

Belgium
Christian Benteke - Racing Genk to Aston Villa
Vadis Odjidja-Ofoe - Club Brugge to Everton
Yassine El Ghanassy - KAA Gent to West Bromwich Albion

Brazil
Oscar - Internacional to Chelsea

Denmark
Bryan Oviedo - FC Copenhagen to Everton

France
Hugo Lloris - Lyon to Tottenham Hotspur
Stephane M'Bia - Marseille to QPR
Alexander Tettey - Stade Rennes to Norwich City
César Azpilicueta - Marseille to Chelsea
Alou Diarra - Marseille to West Ham United
Thorgan Hazard - Lens to Chelsea
Modibo Maíga - Sochaux to West Ham United
Eden Hazard - Lille to Chelsea
Olivier Giroud - Montpellier to Arsenal
Samba Diakite - AS Nancy to QPR
Romain Amalfitano - Stade de Reims to Newcastle United

Germany
Ashkan Dejagah - VfL Wolfsburg to Fulham
Samed Yesil - Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool
Sascha Riether - FC Cologne to Fulham
Pavel Pogrebnyak - VfB Stuttgart to Reading
Gylfi Sigurdsson - TSG Hoffenheim to Tottenham Hotspur
Lukas Podolski - FC Cologne to Arsenal
Marko Marin - Werder Bremen to Chelsea
Shinji Kagawa - Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United
Mladen Petric - Hamburg SV to Fulham

Greece
Kevin Mirallas - Olympiakos to Everton

Ireland
Pierce Sweeney - Bray to Reading

Italy
Gaston Ramirez - Bologna to Southampton
Maicon - Inter Milan to Manchester City
Matija Nastasic - Fiorentina to Manchester City
Júlio César - Inter Milan to QPR
Javier Garrido - Lazio to Norwich City
Fabio Borini - AS Roma to Liverpool
Chico - Genoa to Swansea City

Netherlands
Maya Yoshida - VVV Venlo to Southampton
Alexander Büttner - Vitesse Arnhem to Manchester United
Oussama Assaidi - Heerenveen to Liverpool
Vurnon Anita - Ajax to Newcastle United
Ron Vlaar - Feyenoord to Aston Villa
Jan Vertonghen - Ajax to Tottenham Hotspur
Karim El Ahmadi - Feyenoord to Aston Villa
Brett Holman - AZ Alkmaar to Aston Villa

Portugal
Javi Garcia - Benfica to Manchester City

Scotland
Matthew Kennedy - Kilmarnock to Everton
Ki Sung-Yueng - Celtic to Swansea City
Steven Davis - Rangers to Southampton
Jamie Ness - Rangers to Stoke City
Steven Naismith - Rangers to Everton
Steven Whittaker - Rangers to Norwich City
Fraser Fyvie - Aberdeen to Wigan Athletic

Spain
Pablo Hernandez - Valencia to Swansea City
Esteban Granero - Real Madrid to QPR
Nuri Sahin - Real Madrid to Liverpool
Arouna Koné - Levante to Wigan Athletic
Santi Cazorla - Málaga to Arsenal
Ivan Ramis - Mallorca to Wigan Athletic
Michu - Rayo Vallecano to Swansea City
Jonathan De Guzman - Villarreal to Swansea City

Switzerland
Emmanuel Mayuka - Young Boys to Southampton
Raphael Spiegel - Grasshoppers to West Ham United

Ukraine
Goran Popov - Dynamo Kiev to West Bromwich Albion

EPL: Relegated Club Attendances

Newcastle United set the Premier League record in 2008/2009 as the highest attended club to ever be relegated from the Premiership with about 926,244 (48,749 avg.) fans in attendance throughout the season. Only Sunderland, in 02/03, had been ranked in the average attendance top 5 before, with an average of close to 40,000 fans.

Blackpool, in 2010/2011, were the first "lowest attended" team to be relegated from the Premier League.

Top 5 Highest Average Attendance Relegated Teams
08/09 -- Newcastle United -- 48,749
02/03 -- Sunderland -- 39,698
03/04 -- Leeds United -- 36,666
02/03 -- West Ham United -- 34,432
00/01 -- Manchester City -- 34,058


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Attendance Rank -- Team -- Average Attendance

2011/2012
13 -- Wolverhampton Wanderers -- 25,682
16 -- Bolton Wanderers -- 23,669
17 -- Blackburn Rovers -- 22,551

2010/2011
11 -- West Ham United -- 33,426
14 -- Birmingham City -- 25,461
20 -- Blackpool -- 15,779

2009/2010
15 -- Hull City -- 24,389
18 -- Burnley -- 20,653
19 -- Portsmouth -- 18,249

2008/2009
3 -- Newcastle -- 48,749
12 -- Middlesbrough -- 28,428
14 -- West Brom -- 25,827

2007/2008
12 -- Derby County -- 32,432
14 -- Birmingham -- 26,180
17 -- Reading -- 23,585

2006/2007
11 -- Sheffield United -- 30,512
13 -- Charlton Athletic -- 26,195
19 -- Watford -- 18,750

2005/2006
10 -- Sunderland -- 33,904
13 -- Birmingham -- 27,392
15 -- West Brom -- 25,403

2004/2005
11 -- Southampton -- 30,609
16 -- Norwich City -- 24,350
17 -- Crystal Palace -- 24,108

2003/2004
8 -- Leeds United -- 36,666
12 -- Leicester City -- 30,983
15 -- Wolves -- 28,874

2002/2003
5 -- Sunderland -- 39,698
12 -- West Ham -- 34,432
16 -- West Brom -- 26,720

2001/2002
13 -- Derby County -- 29,839
17 -- Ipswich Town -- 24,516
19 -- Leicester City -- 19,835

2000/2001
10 -- Manchester City -- 34,058
16 -- Coventry City -- 20,582
19 -- Bradford City -- 18,511

1999/2000
14 -- Sheffield Wednesday -- 24,855
17 -- Watford -- 18,544
19 -- Wimbledon -- 17,157

1998/1999
13 -- Blackburn -- 25,761
15 -- Nottingham Forest -- 24,415
18 -- Charlton -- 19,823

1997/1998
14 -- Bolton -- 24,352
15 -- Crystal Palace -- 21,983
18 -- Barnsley -- 18,443

1996/1997
9 -- Middlesbrough -- 29,871
13 -- Nottingham Forest -- 24,587
15 -- Sunderland -- 20,974

1995/1996
10 -- Manchester City -- 27,941
16 -- Bolton -- 18,822
18 -- QPR -- 15,672

1994/1995
15 -- Leicester City -- 19,532
16 -- Norwich City -- 18,625
17 -- Ipswich Town -- 16,907
19 -- Crystal Palace -- 14,902

1993/1994
12 -- Sheffield United -- 19,562
17 -- Swindon Town -- 15,011
21 -- Oldham -- 12,569

1992/1993
9 -- Nottingham Forest -- 21,910
14 -- Middlesbrough -- 16,724
17 -- Crystal Palace -- 15,726



Originally published on May 25, 2009
Updated August 30, 2012

Best and Worst FIFA Rankings: August 2012

Nations that have achieved their best or worst all-time FIFA ranking in August 2012.

Best Ranking
3 - England
20 - Ecuador
38 - Libya
71 - Central African Republic
157 - Aruba
182 - American Samoa
199 - South Sudan

Worst Ranking
13 - Brazil
104 - Saudi Arabia
147 - Syria
159 - Indonesia
162 - Singapore
168 - India
184 - Myanmar
194 - Laos
199 - South Sudan
201 - Macau
206 - Bhutan

2012-2013 EPL Clubs: Trophies

62 - Liverpool
18 - Premier League
14 - Community Shield
8 - League Cup
7 - FA Cup
5 - UEFA Champions League
4 - Championship
3 - UEFA Europa League
3 - UEFA Super Cup

59 - Manchester United
19 - Premier League
16 - Community Shield
11 - FA Cup
4 - League Cup
3 - UEFA Champions League
2 - Championship
1 - UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
1 - UEFA Super Cup
1 - FIFA Club World Cup
1 - Inter Continental Cup

38 - Arsenal
13 - Premier League
12 - Community Shield
10 - FA Cup
2 - League Cup
1 - UEFA Cup Winners' Cup

25 - Chelsea
7 - FA Cup
4 - Premier League
4 - League Cup
4 - Community Shield
2 - Championship
2 - UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
1 - UEFA Champions League
1 - UEFA Super Cup

24 - Aston Villa
7 - Premier League
7 - FA Cup
5 - League Cup
2 - Championship
1 - UEFA Champions League
1 - UEFA Super Cup
1 - Community Shield

23 - Tottenham Hotspur
8 - FA Cup
4 - League Cup
4 - Community Shield
2 - Premier League
2 - Championship
2 - UEFA Europa League
1 - UEFA Cup Winners' Cup

21 - Manchester City
7 - Championship
5 - FA Cup
4 - Community Shield
3 - Premier League
1 - UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
1 - League Cup

19 - Everton
8 - Premier League
8 - Community Shield
1 - Championship
1 - UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
1 - FA Cup

15 - Newcastle United
6 - FA Cup
4 - Premier League
4 - Championship
1 - Community Shield

14 - Sunderland
6 - Premier League
5 - Championship
2 - FA Cup
1 - Community Shield

11 - West Bromwich Albion
5 - FA Cup
3 - Championship
1 - Premier League
1 - League Cup
1 - Community Shield

6 - Norwich City
3 - Championship
2 - League Cup
1 - League One

6 - West Ham United
3 - FA Cup
2 - Championship
1 - UEFA Cup Winners' Cup

4 - Fulham
2 - Championship
1 - League One
1 - League Two

3 - Queens Park Rangers
2 - Championship
1 - League Cup

3 - Reading
2 - Championship
1 - League One

3 - Stoke City
2 - Championship
1 - League Cup

2 - Swansea City
1 - League One
1 - League Two

1 - Southampton
1 - FA Cup

1 - Wigan Athletic
1 - League One

Everton vs Liverpool - EPL League Positions

The final league positions of Everton and Liverpool from 1992 to 2012.

EPL Player of the Month Awards

Current Premier League players that have received an EPL player of the month award.


5 - Steven Gerrard
March 2001, March 2003, December 2004, April 2006, March 2009

5 - Wayne Rooney
February 2005, December 2005, March 2006, October 2007, January 2010

4 - Frank Lampard
September 2003, April 2005, October 2005, October 2008

4 - Paul Scholes
January 2003, December 2003, October 2006, August 2010

3 - Ashley Young
April 2008, September 2008, December 2008

3 - Peter Odemwingie
September 2010, April 2011, February 2012

3 - Robin van Persie
November 2005, October 2009, October 2011

2 - Andy Johnson
October 2004, September 2006

2 - Dimitar Berbatov
April 2007, January 2011

2 - Fernando Torres
February 2008, September 2009

2 - Gareth Bale
April 2010, January 2012

2 - Ryan Giggs
August 2006, Februar 2007

2 - Scott Parker
February 2011, November 2011


1
Anton Ferdinand
Carlos Tévez
Darren Bent
David Luiz
David Silva
Demba Ba
Edin Džeko
Florent Malouda
Gabriel Agbonlahor
Gylfi Sigurðsson
Jermain Defoe
Joe Cole
John Terry
Kevin Nolan
Louis Saha
Mark Schwarzer
Micah Richards
Michael Owen
Nemanja Vidic
Nikica Jelavić
Petr Čech
Phil Jagielka
Rafael van der Vaart
Rio Ferdinand
Roque Santa Cruz
Samir Nasri