10 things we learned this weekend

An eight year ban from football for Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini and still the FIFA president won't admit he's done anything wrong.

Chelsea fans unfurled a banner at the Bridge accusing players of letting down their manager. Jose remains a legend with the Blues faithful.

Guus Hiddink was welcomed back to Chelsea and will stay for the remainder of the season. A good appointment, if you ask us.

United lost again at the weekend, at home to Norwich City, and the fans are calling for LVG's head. Now with Mourinho available, dissent is louder.

Last Christmas Leicester were bottom of the Premier League, this Christmas they're top - the only club in BPL history to do so.

Three consecutive wins for Bournemouth, including against Chelsea and Manchester United, have given them hope of surviving.

Mourinho isn't the only key managerial news story this last weekend. Pep Guardiola announced he will leave Bayern at the end of the season.

Real Madrid hit a perfect ten against Rayo Vallecano (10-2) and despite Rayo receiving two red cards, it's still impressive.

Becks declared ex team-mate Zlatan a "physically magnificent specimen" and would love to sign him for Miami when they begin their MLS campaign.

Sad news as former footballer, manager and broadcaster Jimmy Hill died. A legend at Fulham and on Match of the Day, Hill will be remembered