Mon 25 May, 2009

• Neville aims for England milestone
• Blades burning to regain Premier League status
• Cannavaro touched by Real fans applause
• AFC lauds 1 mln spectators for flagship tournament
• Moyes sweats over Pienaar, Neville for Cup Final
• Hiddink confident Lampard will be fit for Wembley
• Porto end season with draw, Sporting win
• CSKA leave top spot to Rubin Kazan
• Panathinaikos unstoppable in Greek play-offs
• Besiktas on course for Turkish title
• Standard de Liege win Belgian championship
• Smith keen to stay on at champions Rangers
• Strachan future in doubt after title heartbreak

Sun 24 May, 2009

• Real crash at home to Mallorca
• Sbragia steps down as Sunderland avoid relegation
• Gourcuff is Player of the Year in France
• Sbragia stands down as Sunderland boss
• Gunners finish season with Stoke stroll
• Maldini San Siro swansong turns sour with Roma defeat
• Hyypia ends Liverpool career on winning note
• Hammer blow as Middlesbrough crash out of Premier League
• Limp Newcastle go down with a whimper
• Hull survive despite United defeat
• Newcastle and Middlesbrough relegated from Premier League
• Quick Report: Newcastle United, Middlesbrough relegated
• Calderwood leaves Aberdeen
• Diego Forlan ready to stay at Atletico
• Celtic title defence ends with a whimper
• Goalkeeper Enke fit to tour with Germany
• Wolfsburg chairman confirms Veh as new coach
• Barca target Champions League
• After 24 years, Maldini set for San Siro farewell
• Belenenses suffer fatal defeat at Benfica
• Rubin Kazan victorious in Russia
• Maldini and Ancelotti set for San Siro farewell
• Strachan keeps cool ahead of title finale
• Relegation drama on Premier League´s final day
• Champions Barca celebrate despite Osasuna defeat
• Champions Barcelona slip-up

Sat 23 May, 2009

• Bordeaux, Marseille send title race down to the wire
• Mourinho moves to calm exit fears
• Ancelotti admits Chelsea interest but denies talks
• Brazilians combine to clinch South African Cup for ´Birds´
• Inverness relegated from SPL after final day drama
• Wolfsburg win maiden German title
• Kanu hopes to extend Portsmouth stay
• Jo set to return to City after Everton loan
• Fergie surprised by Benitez snub
• Osasuna look to exploit under-strength champions
• Juninho prepares to take final Lyon bow
• Wolfsburg will keep focus on finale, insists Magath

Fri 22 May, 2009

• Ivorian football official faces rap for deadly stampede
• Cristiano Ronaldo ignores Portuguese award
• Belgian clubs handed extra incentive to win championship
• Toni promises Werder Bremen players ‘holiday in Italy’
• West Brom’s Donk returns to AZ Alkmaar
• Mido left out of Egyptian Confederations Cup squad
• Henry returns to training ahead of Champions final
• Ferguson pledges to play strong team at Hull
• Chelsea faces UEFA disciplinary on June 17
• Sunderland boss Sbragia frets over relegation
• Shearer confident ahead of Newcastle´s last gasp
• Real denies pre-agreement for Ronaldo transfer
• Wenger vows to stay with Arsenal
• Bougherra free to aid Rangers´ title push
• Wright-Phillips to miss England´s WCup qualifiers
• Arsenal´s Fabregas cleared over spitting row
• Esperance win Arab Champions League
• Ronaldinho left out of Brazil squad
• Barca put hopes in out-playing the champions
• Henry and Iniesta doubtful for Champions League final

Thu 21 May, 2009

• Anderlecht and Standard draw in Belgian championship decider
• Feyenoord knocked out in Dutch play-offs
• Downing out for up to three months
• Barcelona´s Alves ruled out for rest of season
• Nigeria yellow carded over U17 World Cup venue readiness
• Iraqi star Akram signs with FC Twente
• Mourinho ´99.9 percent´ sure of staying at Inter
• Internazionale interested in Twente’s Arnautovic
• Mannone might make Premiership debut for Arsenal
• Schwarzer in contract talks with Fulham
• Nearly 400,000 tickets sold for Confed Cup
• Adriano hails Shakhtar’s special UEFA Cup win
• Ferdinand confident of Barca date
• Perez targets Mourinho for Real
• Japan, Saudis rule roost as China flops
• New Zealand captain to miss Confederations Cup
• Giggs sees United thriving long after he has gone
• Moscow heartache the spur for Park

Wed 20 May, 2009

• Shakhtar prevail in UEFA Cup finale
• Quick Report: Shakhtar Donetsk 2-1 Werder Bremen
• Henry, Iniesta confident of Champions League final fitness
• Heynckes plays down Bayern title hopes
• Eduardo back for next season after more surgery, say Arsenal
• Newcastle into AFC knockouts as Gamba lose
• Monaco to part ways with coach Ricardo
• Wenger makes case for United defence
• Barca´s Messi ´rejects offer´ from Man City
• Bulgarian star Petrov commits to Villa
• Ferdinand fitness doubt for Man Utd
• Prove your fitness: Ferguson tells Ferdinand
• Shakhtar and Werder set for UEFA Cup Final

Tue 19 May, 2009

• Werder can win UEFA Cup without me – Diego
• Korea´s Suwon make AFC Champions League knockouts
• Magpies lose Bassong appeal
• Klinsmann: I could have defended Bayern title
• Juventus complete Cannavaro re-signing
• England keeper crisis as James has shoulder op
• Flop art fuels football compensation culture
• Wolfsburg hit top gear in Bundesliga race
• SAfrica´s World Cup airport flies into trouble
• Beckham: Winning 2018 bid would mean the world to me

Mon 18 May, 2009

• Sunderland´s relegation fight goes down to the wire
• Kaizer Chiefs choose unknown Serb coach
• Beckham launches World Cup bid
• Cantona sees easy victory for United over Barca
• Culina defends quitting Europe for A-League
• Juventus sack coach Ranieri, Ferrara in charge
• Man Utd ´keeper Foster out for nine weeks
• Zaki on his way out at Wigan
• Hughes to stay on at Man City
• Benitez fuels Ferguson feud with title snub
• Two down, one to go for treble chasers Barcelona
• Perfectionist Mourinho still focussed on winning
• Ferguson´s soccer title win riles Benitez
• Hiddink urges Chelsea to stop United juggernaut
• SC Heerenveen win Dutch Cup
• CSKA beat Zenit in Russian league
• Panathainaikos dominate in Greek play-offs
• Besiktas victorious and back on top
• Schwarzer makes his point with stunning season
• Koeman named as Van Gaal successor at Alkmaar

Sun 17 May, 2009

• Lyon keep Bordeaux´s title hopes brimming over
• Mallorca gatecrash Barcelona title party
• Ranieri on brink as Juve suffer seven deadly sins
• Liverpool send West Brom back down
• West Brom relegated from Premier League
• Celtic title hopes hit by Hibs draw
• Beautiful game prevails as Barca win title
• West Brom player suspended after drugs report
• No regrets as Hiddink prepares for final curtain
• Tevez has future at Man Utd, Ferguson says
• Mourinho achieves Inter minimum in first season
• ´Looking for Eric´: the return of Cantona as actor
• Rangers boss stunned by red-card referee
• Premier winners Man United ready to bash Barca
• Good times ahead for City, insists Hughes
• Disallowed goal drama as Newcastle face relegation
• Brown not relying on United easing off for final

Sat 16 May, 2009

• Real set for desperate battle, Sevilla in Champions League slip-up
• Inter claim fourth straight Serie A title
• Advantage Bordeaux as French title race ticks down
• Panucci winner moves Roma closer to Europa League
• Schneider hoping for Germany call after 13 months out
• Wolfsburg on verge of title as Bayern drop points
• Disallowed Viduka goal leaves Magpies on brink
• Fagan boosts Hull´s survival bid
• Boro doomed after Villa draw
• Saha fires Everton into fifth place
• Cool Keane keep Spurs in European hunt
• Beattie, Fuller lead Stoke to victory
• Rangers ride storm to reclaim top spot
• Kaka father denies Real deal
• Ronaldo turns attention to Europe after Utd win
• Loew expects Ballack for Germany´s Far East tour
• United reign supreme again after Arsenal stalemate
• United clinch Premier League title
• Liverpool appoint new academy technical manager
• Crunch time for Newcastle survival hopes
• League next as Barca on brink of double
• Title-hunting Marseille welcome Lyon to lions´ den
• United aim to make final point at Gunners´ expense
• Scottish rivals locked in familiar struggle
• Bundesliga braced for tense title countdown
• Inter Milan one win away from title
• National associations handed fines by FIFA
• Hiddink and Maradona set to meet for friendly
• Dick Advocaat chooses Belgium

Fri 15 May, 2009

• Pair found guilty of Sol Campbell abuse
• Smith warns Rangers not to lose focus in chase for goals
• German keeper Wiese fined for megaphone fan insult
• FIFA backs AFP initiative to hone African football media
• Racism means Juve must play behind closed doors
• King to be disciplined over nightclub arrest
• Ferguson will never lose his hunger: Wenger
• Leading Tunisian club fire German coach
• Wenger won´t rule out selling stars to rivals
• Perez to spend 200m euros on new ´Galacticos´
• Real´s ´Galactico´ president in comeback bid
• Villa captain Laursen retires
• Newcastle striker Owen denies quit rumours
• Ferdinand will make Barcelona showdown: Ferguson
• Argentinian hope as Estudiantes advance to quarters
• Productive Messi reaches Barcelona milestone
• Tomas Rosicky returns to training
• Cruzeiro through to quarter finals in Libertadores
• Libertadores: Boca Juniors held by Defensor

Thu 14 May, 2009

• South Africa ready for Confed Cup, says FIFA
• Bayern expect top marks from football professor Van Gaal
• McDonald piqued at trial by TV