Fri 18 September, 2009

• Man City to fight Adebayor charge
• Enke to return after mystery illness diagnosed
• Villa´s Reo-Coker in hot water after O´Neill row
• Wenger puts Adebayor row behind him
• Guardiola’s delight as Messi deal nears
• Villa send Reo-Coker home
• Grasshopper appoints former FIFA executive Linsi
• Rennes face punishment for poaching young player
• Park signs new two-year contract with Man Utd
• Fergie taunts City ahead of Manchester´s derby day
• African Nations Cup can help Liverpool – Gerrard
• Fabregas rips into banned Adebayor
• Win or bust for former African champions Etoile
• SAfrica ready to welcome England football fans

Thu 17 September, 2009

• Advocaat handed early start to Belgium rescue mission
• Neill seals Everton move
• Shocks, novelty and a goal for Platini as Europa League takes off
• Di Stefano best player of all time, not Maradona, says Pele
• Cannavaro out for two-three weeks
• Franco becomes a Hammer
• Real´s Alonso out for one week, Metzelder for two
• Gary Caldwell warns Hoops over contract delay
• Adebayor banned for three matches
• Juventus faces Bayern without Cannavaro but with Diego
• Chelsea appoint insider as new chief executive
• Neill set for Everton move
• Roma targets Adriano
• Mourinho delighted with football, without the ball
• Free agent Franco signs with West Ham
• England job will be Capello´s last – report
• Xabi Alonso out for three weeks
• Liverpool look ahead after Champions League scare
• Lucas Neill set to join Everton
• UEFA trials 5 officials as Europa League takes off
• Liverpool seek Premier League tonic after cup scare

Wed 16 September, 2009

• Goal feast as Orlando Pirates maintain lead
• Dynamo beat Kazan to go top of the group
• Bougherra strike gives Rangers point in Stuttgart
• Inter hold Barca in drab stalemate
• Eduardo celebrates Euro reprieve by sealing Arsenal comeback
• Pjanic gets Lyon off to Champions League winning start
• Sevilla salute boys from Brazil
• Liverpool struggle to victory in Champions League
• Adebayor set to miss Manchester derby after City concede defeat
• Huckerby hangs up boots
• Kenyon to step down as Chelsea CEO
• Brady and Sullivan to quit Birmingham
• Goals are icing on the cake for birthday-boy Mueller
• Liverpool begin CL campaign buoyed by cash boost
• Mourinho banking on born winner Eto`o
• Wenger doesn`t understand City boss Hughes
• Veron worried over Argentina´s World Cup chances
• Mourinho: `I have a weak spot for Zlatan but Eto`o fits our team better`
• Winning start for Man United overshadowed by laser row
• `Pandev joins Inter Milan in 2010`
• Yeung´s Birmingham takeover a boon for China
• Foul play — the tell-tale signs of diving

Tue 15 September, 2009

• Bayern´s birthday-boy Muller helps down Haifa
• Ronaldo at the double as Real secure nervy win
• Cypriot debutants APOEL hold Atletico
• Writing on the wall for Moscow as Grafite hits hat-trick
• Anelka strike enough for unconvincing Chelsea
• Clinical United off to winning start
• Bordeaux hold Juventus to Turin stalemate
• Super-Pippo at the double to punish spirited Marseille
• Mourinho banking on born winner Eto´o
• Olympiakos fire coach Ketsbaia
• I´m no Alonso, says humble Lucas
• Bayern star Toni to launch comeback in reserves
• Wolf sent packing by Xanthi
• Yeung launches Birmingham takeover bid
• UEFA plots end to massive debts with finance plan
• Burley stays on as Scotland coach
• Arsenal`s Adebayor hit with double charge
• Milan boss Leonardo benches Ronaldinho
• Ketsbaia sacked by Olympiakos
• Samuel Eto`o seeks for revenge on his former coach
• Atletico Madrid not impressed by Real`s offers
• Ronaldo, Kaka eye new golden Real Euro era
• Bayern, Haifa ready to lock horns
• Mixed fortunes for Juventus, Milan

Mon 14 September, 2009

• Eduardo diving ban over-turned by UEFA
• Ferguson dreaming of another Barca final showdown
• German keeper Enke to undergo more tests on mystery virus
• SAfrica to use World Cup to build football legacy
• Maradona heads to Europe, ducks crunch meeting
• Zaragoza-striker Uche out for rest of the season
• Ancelotti sets final goal for Chelsea
• Hamburger SV targets Ebi Smolarek
• Bayern face tough C.League test: Rummenigge
• Shirt deal could revive Liverpool stadium plan
• Juventus` Diego set to be sidelined for at least two weeks
• Man Cuty boss claims no malice in Adebayor stamp
• Park agrees three-year deal with Man Utd
• Cannavaro: no regrets leaving Real Madrid
• Adebayor: `I don`t deserve a punishment`
• Liverpool seals deal with Standard Chartered
• In-form Ibrahimovic ready for Inter return

Sun 13 September, 2009

• Mourinho upbeat ahead of Barca test
• David Beckham targets Milan return
• Folan close to Middlesbrough loan
• Gallas set for Gunners extension
• Hart calls for patience
• Benitez blasts Carra critics
• Arsenal fans demand Adebayor ban
• Everton boss David Moyes slams referee Peter Walton after Phil Neville injury
• Auxerre find the goals, and win first league match
• Schalke go third, Hamburg go top
• Valverde frustrated as Villarreal held again
• Duff caps Fulham fightback as Everton slump again
• Eto´o, Milito fire Inter up to third
• Klose missing for Bayern´s Israel trip
• Happy Ribery hints at extending Bayern stay
• Aston Villa defeat rival Birmingham
• England coach Capello eyes World Cup final
• FA ´unimpressed´ by Adebayor´s antics
• Bayern must do better: Schweinsteiger
• Ancelotti hails Blues´ true grit
• Mowbray relieved to avoid new Celtic injuries
• Ferguson backs United to sustain title bid
• Hughes appeals for leniency for Adebayor
• Benitez expects Mascherano to return for Euro clash

Sat 12 September, 2009

• Juve clear at top while Milan stumble again
• Bastos fires Lyon top in France
• 10-man United burst Tottenham´s bubble
• Ibrahimovic on target again as Barca go top
• Five-goal Bayern up to fourth, Wolfsburg crash again
• Colombian Rodallega gives desperate Wigan victory
• Malouda´s last-gasp winner caps Chelsea fightback
• Late Bolton winner leaves Pompey rock bottom
• Hat-trick star Benayoun inspires Liverpool romp
• Adebayor savours revenge as Gunners crash at City
• Sunderland hammer Hull to move into top six
• Blackburn stroll to first win against Wolves
• Celtic held by 10-man Dundee United
• McGregor preserves Rangers´ unbeaten record
• Hanover hampered by injury crisis
• Adebayor, Toure braced for Arsenal reunion
• Benitez vows to silence Liverpool critics
• Embattled Chelsea steeled for Stoke examination
• All eyes on Milan after derby drubbing
• Mark Viduka to return to Australia: reports

Fri 11 September, 2009

• Celtic striker Fortune out for two months
• Suspended sentence for Bodnar after fatal crash
• Villarreal´s Senna sidelined for three weeks
• Bayern´s defence worries Beckenbauer
• Prosecutors want PSG presidents in court
• City boss Hughes tells Arsenal to toughen up
• Redknapp ready for acid test of Spurs´ credentials
• Nigerian clubs chase African semi-finals places
• Benitez expects Reds to benefit from World Cup
• Villa starlet Lowry snubs Ireland for Australia
• Terry punched me in kidneys: Croatia´s Klasnic
• Tevez set to be sidelined for two to three weeks
• Sunderland pull out of deal for Aussie star Neill
• Thailand lines up Robson as new coach
• Beer, chips off menu for Celtic´s Mizuno
• Lennon reveals pressure to perform for England
• New signing Diamanti raring to go for Hammers
• Martinez: Next England national coach to be an Englishman

Thu 10 September, 2009

• Millwall sign Henry on loan, again
• Blanc tired of France national team link
• Rafinha given extended vacation by Schalke
• Beenhakker pays price for Poland´s World Cup failure
• Webber joins Portsmouth
• Germany smash England to clinch Euro crown
• Henry heartened by French ´soul´
• Maradona´s woes deepen after Paraguay defeat
• Maradona stares into World Cup abyss
• Ramos to replace Zico as CSKA Moscow coach
• Magpies stay focused over promotion,says Guthrie
• Josue eyeing comeback against Leverkusen
• Don` t believe the hype: Capello tells Rooney and co.
• Azzurri’s can learn from Premier League, says Ancelotti
• End of season for HSV`s Paulo Guerrero
• Materazzi hits back at Ibra slur
• Man Utd ready for Rio return
• Juande Ramos on his way to CSKA Moscow
• Ferguson defends Man Utd in wake of Le Havre claims
• Scotland boss granted stay of execution
• Cannavaro hails Italy´s step forward
• Poland-boss Beenhakker sacked after painful defeat
• Challenging Maradona stays positive
• Japan coach holding tight to World Cup dream
• USA, Mexico close in on WC2010 berths
• Brazil, Venezuela pick up wins
• USA, Mexico solidify positions
• USA end Trinidad hopes with World Cup qualifying win
• Ecuador pile pressure on Argentina
• Late-show Bahrain stun Saudis
• Perfect Spain clinch World Cup spot

Wed 9 September, 2009

• Spain march into World Cup finals
• France remain in World Cup hunt after draw in Serbia
• Five-star England head for South Africa in style
• England fly into World Cup in style
• Northern Ireland´s World Cup bid suffers hammer blow
• Italy on brink of qualification after Bulgaria win
• Super-sub Klose keeps Germany on course
• Perfect Dutch end Scotland´s hopes
• Slovakia move closer to maiden World Cup berth