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Sports video charts: conflict in teams, stadiums, and studios

Relaxnews
Tuesday 07 December 2010 01:00 GMT
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Sports video charts from North America's YouTube, China's Tudou, and France's Dailymotion on December 7 2010 show an ESPN studio spat, LeBron's unwelcome return to Cleveland, and Tevez' substitution for Manchester City.

Top of YouTube's chart, ESPN's Matt Millen refuses to accommodate the opinion of co-analyst Steve Young, leaving host Stuart Scott to recover the conversation.

Dailymotion viewers preferred the reaction of Manchester City's captain and top scorer Carlos Tevez after being substituted against Bolton Wanderers on December 4 - his goal won the game and moved City up to fourth in the Premier League.

In China, Tudou users watched Miami Heat's LeBron James greeted by a cauldron of jeers at his previous club (Cleveland) on December 2 following a controversial summer transfer. He went on to notch a season best 38-point game.

Also popular this week are goals and highlights from Barcelona's 5-0 drubbing of derby rivals Real Madrid.

YouTube's most watch sports videos of the week
1) Matt Millen about to eat Steve Young alive! - 2,997,373 total views
2) Blake Griffin dunk, Amar'e Stoudamire nod - 2,419,925 total views
3) Ronaldo amazing disallowed goal - 2,686,802 total views (removed - search for alternatives)

Dailymotion's most watched sports videos of the week
1) Tevez v Mancini 04 12 2010 - 99,369 total views
2) Barcelona v Real Madrid - 88,231 total views
3) Brilliant fast bowling spell Flintoff v Kallis (Eng v SA, 2008) 73,296 total views

Tudou's most watched sports videos of the week
1) The King returns, Cleveland fans explode - 74,582 total views
2) Catalonia TV3's Barcelona v Real Madrid derby highlights - 69,530 total views
3) Barcelona's anti-possession pressing tactics - 48,902 total views

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