Japan beat United States during last World Cup, the two old rivals will meet again in the Olympic final this time.

Fulham FC and Swansea City AFC got a good start with their 5-0 crushing victory over rivals, relying on their key players Mladen Petrić and Michu's doubles respectively. Arsenal, who had just lost their main striker, tied Sunderland 0-0.

Manchester City started their PR defending tour with a 3-2 tough win over the newly promoted Southampton, meanwhile, Chelsea easily beat Wigan Athletic.

QPR's goals were scored by Taarabt (52', 68') and Fulham's goalscorer was Petric (88'). QPR's starting line-up was Green, Hill, Nelsen, Traore, Onuoha, Damian Faurlin, M'Bia, Wright-Phillips, Mackie, Cissé and Taarabt while Fulham lined up with Schwarzer, Hangeland, Hughes, Arne Riise, Riether, Sidwell, Baird, Richardson, Duff, Rodallega and Berbatov.

London Olympic women's football final match is just like a British drama fulling of suspense, with the only subject -- "Revenge". This is the second time confrontation between United States and Japan since the 2011 Women's World Cup final. It is also a battle for the championship, but it's USA's turn to have the last laugh this time.

Man Utd surpassed Fulham then by 3-2, winning their first game. And in the following Chelsea VS Newcastle United, home team kept three-game winning streak.

West Ham and QPR drew 1-1 in their Premier League match at the Boleyn Ground in London. West Ham's goal was scored by Cole (68') and QPR's goalscorer was Rémy (14'). West Ham's starting line-up was Jaaskelainen, Reid, Tomkins, O'Brien, Demel, Noble, Diame, Jarvis, Cole, Chamakh and Nolan while QPR lined up with César, Hill, Nelsen, Fabio, Onuoha, M'Bia, Derry, Wright-Phillips, Mackie, Remy and Taarabt.

QPR and Norwich City drew 0-0 in their Premier League match at the Loftus Road Stadium in London. QPR's starting line-up was César, Derry, Traore, Samba, Fabio, M'Bia, Wright-Phillips, Mackie, Hill, Townsend and Taarabt while Norwich City lined up with Bunn, Tettey, Garrido, Turner, Martin, Johnson, Snodgrass, Holt, Bassong, Pilkington and Hoolahan.

Southampton 1-2 Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers 3-1 Sunderland