Watch Neymar's sister showing off amazing football skills!

Here is a video of Rafaella Beckran displaying an amazing number of football juggling skills. You'd seriously go wow.

It runs in the family.

Theo Walcott is a daddy!

Remember that small boy that debuted for Arsenal a couple of years ago? well now he's all grown up and his now a father.

The Arsenal man broke the news on his Facebook page on Thursday, saying: 'So over the moon to announce the birth of our baby boy Finley born this morning.... It's amazing to be mummy & daddy! Love him so much x'

Neymar or his sister. Who's the more lovely?

Neymar's lovely sister Rafaella Beckran was in the news,  she posted an image of herself and her brother on Friday with some heartfelt words for her superstar brother.

'My heart is yours, my love is yours, my smile is yours, my day, my night, my longing, my best company,' she wrote alongside the image.
Neymar together with his Barcelona team were sent packing from the UEFA champions league quarter finals on wednesday night.
Is she a beauty? Here are some of her other pics.

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It's getting hotter! Millions and revenge

Remember when Manny Pacquiao first lost a fight? He lost to this guy.Tim Bradley. Since then there has been controversies trailing the judges decision to name Bradley the winner of that tie.
Now, drumroll........... they are going back to the ring.
But it's not just revenge at stake here, 

Pacquiao is guaranteed a minimum of $20 million for a Saturday night’s work in the MGM Grand Garden Arena lasting a maximum of 36 minutes.
How richly he deserves that reward is best explained by another statistic.
This is the occasion on which Pacquiao will become only the second boxer to exceed $700 million in terms of pay-per-viewTV revenue generated in their careers
The other is Floyd Mayweather and if ever these two do get into a ring together they would burst through the one billion barrier.

This is going to be the best match you've watched in a long time.

Cristiano Ronaldo meets Polish boy he roused from three-month coma by scoring in Portugal World Cup play-off

A goal by Cristiano Ronaldo helped to bring a boy out of a three-month coma and the pair had an emotional meeting after Real Madrid's Champions League clash with Borussia Dortmund.
David Pawlaczyk was knocked off of his bicycle by a car and suffered several internal injuries in August.
The 14-year-old was rushed to hospital but slipped into a coma, as reported by Polish newspaper Fakt.

His parents were told that sound therapy was the best hope of waking their son and were told that they should play familiar sounds to him.
David was a big Real Madrid fan and his parents played him radio broadcasts of their matches among others.
When Ronaldo scored his third goal during Portugal's World Cup play-off clash with Sweden in November, David was listening to the commentary and at that moment he was roused from his coma.
The Polish press reported the story and Ronaldo caught wind of it and invited David and his family to Madrid for Real's clash with Dortmund.

Jermain Defoe heaps praises on his mum

Now this is so sweet of him. He had an interview with Canadian TV channel CBC during which he praised his mum for being a big influence in in successful career.

Defoe's mum was all smiles

Defoe said: 'I was lucky enough to have great parents. My mum was really strict on me so I was in bed by nine o'clock.
'She used to say things like "You need to go to bed early, you've got training tomorrow, you can't eat this, you've got eat this"
'No matter what happens, even if I go to bed at midnight I'll give it 100 per cent in training. But that discipline from day one was so important because now I'm so disciplined and my mum's probably the reason why.
'When I was young I used to eat the right things. I used to go to bed early, so from a young age I had a lot of energy for training. I could always train well. I could always play well. 
'Every day she would drum into me the importance of doing the right things.'

Jose Mourinho is "just a little" grumpy

Jose Mourinho has already written off his side's chances of winning the Premier League but he seems determined to do better in the Champions league even as his side Chelsea face a tough task of trying to over come a two goal deficit and qualify ahead of PSG who won their 1st leg quarter final clash 3-1.

He talked of his faith in his team, of course, and their ability to salvage the tie after last week’s defensive farce in the French capital, but declined the invitations to elaborate. When asked if he was sad. Mourinho said
‘Grumpy? I’m not grumpy,’ insisted Mourinho, before squeezing his thumb towards his index finger and confessing with a wry smile: ‘Just a little.’

Meanwhile PSG had a training session at Stanford bridge and are getting used to the pitch.