Barclays premier league Saturdays Results are as Follow..

Fulham 3-0 Swansea City 

Swansea Eased Pass Through Fulham. It was not expected That Fulham will be Beated But Swansea Really did Hard work And that was The result.The Swans twice went close to an opener in the early stages, with Gylfi Sigurdsson lashing inches wide from 15 yards and then Scott Sinclair forcing a fine save from Mark Schwarzer.

They eventually went ahead just before the break as Wayne Routledge's floated cross from the right was knocked into the six-yard box by Sinclair for Sigurdsson to head into the net.

The Swans doubled their lead after another flowing passing move as Routledge pulled the ball back for Sigurdsson to slot in, before Joe Allen ran through to fire in a third to wrap it up

Wigan Athletic 1-1 WBA

Wigan stay bottom of the Barclays Premier League after being held at home by West Bromwich Albion.

The Latics created a host of chances in the first half, with Emmerson Boyce going close to breaking the deadlock when he headed Maynor Figueroa's cross on to the crossbar.

Ben Foster pulled off two magnificent saves in the West Brom goal, tipping over a Franco di Santo effort and then somehow getting fingertips to James McArthur's drive to deflect that on to the bar.

Wigan took the lead when Victor Moses' cross from the right was bundled in by McArthur, but West Brom levelled when Paul Scharner struck against his old club with a header from Chris Brunt's corner.

Messi:my whole career stands with barcelona

Barcelona's Forward Leo Messi insists That I never want to leave Barca  and I want stay in Barcelona for rest of my life.

"The truth is my idea has been to always stay in Barcelona and see out the rest of my career here," he told Sky Sports in an interview to be broadcast on Saturday.

"Like I always say, one doesn't know what can happen in the future but if it were up to me to decide, I would stay at Barcelona for the rest of my career."

The 24-year-old Messi added that he had never seen a team play better football than the present Barcelona side.

"I didn't see the other great teams that people say have existed throughout history," he was quoted as saying on the Sky Sports website (www.skysports.com).

"Mainly because of my age, I wasn't old enough to have seen the great teams that we are compared with.

"From what I have seen I think it (the current Barca side) is the best, but I can't really compare (older great teams) as I don't know enough about the others."

                                                     Best Coach

Messi also praised coach Pep Guardiola for Barcelona's success - they are bidding for a third Champions League title in four seasons - and for helping him score more goals.

"Since Guardiola's arrival, he has made the team play this way. When he arrived he made me play higher up, closer to the goal in order for me to score more goals which, until his arrival, I hadn't done on a regular basis.

"He made us prepare better in training and for games, making it seem that every game was a final.

"He prepares everything with his vision when the games are played and everything he does shows he is the best coach in the world."

Messi scored a Champions League record haul of five goals in one match when Barcelona beat Bayer Leverkusen 7-1 earlier this month to reach the quarterfinals where they face AC Milan.

His performance prompted Manchester United's Wayne Rooney to rate the Argentine as "the best ever" on his Twitter account and Messi said he was flattered by the praise.

"It was incredible for Rooney to say those things about me. But not just Rooney, many other players in the profession put things in respect of the game where I scored five goals.

"I am very thankful and it makes me very happy that colleagues say words of support, especially when they come from players of Rooney's class," Messi added.

Olympic 2012 village inaugurated

Up to 16,000 athletes and team officials from more than 200 countries will eat and sleep in the village at the Olympic Park in east London during the Games, and about 7,000 during the Paralympics. The apartments will be sold after the athletes have gone home but their interests have been catered for during Games time, with former Olympic triple jump gold medallist Jonathan Edwards on the advisory panel. The 11 residential blocks will have an internet lounge, a bank, and beauty salon and spa, but no kitchens. Jonathan Edwards, the 2000 Olympic triple-jump champion and chair of London 2012 s athletes committee, said: "The most important thing for us at London 2012 is that when the athletes from all over the world arrive here that we give them the best possible facilities in order to produce the amazing performances we want to see from them. "The success of our games will depend on how good the sport is so it makes sense for us to get things right for the athletes and I think the most important place for us to get it right is here in the Olympic village." "It s a compact village in comparison to some of the other villages so there will be a feeling of togetherness, of cameraderie, of friendship of kind of a competition but also mutual support, the fact that you re so close to all the main facilities in the Olympic Park again gives it that special atmosphere," added Edwards. In the village, no more than two athletes will share a bedroom in the 2,800 apartments. A good night s sleep is vital ahead of competition, and organisers have installed full length black-out curtains to aid sleep. Rabble rousers will also be told to be quiet while organisers hope the proximity of the West End, with its theatres and nightlife, will help athletes let off steam without disturbing their fellow competitors. The blocks have courtyards and green spaces where athletes can relax. The village will be the first to provide each apartment with its own lounge, television and high-speed broadband. Instead of kitchens, athletes will dine in a 5,000-seat main hall where they are expected to munch their way through 25,000 loaves of bread and drink 75,000 litres of milk. They will also have access to a burger chain restaurant, several "grab and go" stations and a barbecue. Kitchens will be installed after the Games when the apartments will be sold and the Olympic Park will be renamed the Queen Elizabeth Park.

FIFA and Brazilian Presidents meet to ease tensions

FIFA head Sepp Blatter and Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff are meeting in Brazil to discuss preparations for the 2014 World Cup. Friday s meeting comes two weeks after FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke made harsh remarks over Brazil s slow preparations, starting a row between the host country and world football s governing body. Pele and Ronaldo also joined Blatter and Rousseff in the nation s capital. Brazil Sports Minister Aldo Rebelo, who threatened to cut the country s ties with the FIFA official in charge of working with the government, also attended the meeting. Pele is a World Cup ambassador, while Ronaldo is a member of the local organizing committee.