QPR remain rooted to the bottom of the Premier League table after they suffered another defeat, this time at home to West Ham. The Irons bagged two goals in the first half from Matt Jarvis and Ricardo Vaz Te, before Andre Taarabt pulled one back for the hosts in the 57<sup>th minute.

The result means that the Hoops are still winless with only 2 points from their first six games. Pressure is building on manager Mark Hughes, but QPR chairman Tony Fernandes has come out in support of the coach. On Twitter he said:

"Mark will sort it out. Look at his record. We would have won if we didn't go down to 10."

He went on to add:

"Keep calm. 6 games does not make a season. I have learnt from many wise chairman."

Jose Mourinho is a man whose always seemed in control of his destiny, and the flamboyant manager has said that after managing Real Madrid he will return to England.

Speaking to CNN, Mourinho said:

"I just say openly that, for many reasons, after this the next step will be England."

Not to insult the La Liga champions, he added:

"When? I don't know, I don't have an idea. I'm so happy in this moment to be manager of the best club in the world."

Many have touted Mourinho to take the Manchester United hotseat when legendary manager Alex Ferguson retires, but Mourinho said he'd rather face against Fergie than succeed him:

"For me, he is the boss. I call him the boss because he is the boss of the coaches and I hope when I go back to English football he is still manager of Manchester United."

That could mean Mourinho may one day return to Chelsea, who are in Champions League action tonight against Danish side Fc Nordsjaelland.

After drawing the first match 2-2 with Juventus, manager Robert Di Matteo said it was vital the Blues picked up an away win tonight:

"Well you see, for us tomorrow is probably the most important game in these group stages, because you know we drew the first game home, so it is important that we, that we can gain points away from home"

Elsewhere Man United take on Romanian side CFR Cluj, whilst Celtic play Spartak Moscow.

Written and presented by Alfred Joyner