Sat 11 April, 2009

• Shearer´s switch helps Newcastle make a point
• Boro survival hopes boosted as Hull hauled back
• Supersub Macheda strikes again to keep United top
• Pompey miss chance to pull clear of drop zone
• Arshavin inspires Gunners fightback
• Pavlyuchenko proves his worth to Redknapp
• Chelsea survive Bolton backlash
• Torres sends Liverpool back to the top
• Ancelotti will stay at AC Milan
• Ooijer may be offered new Blackburn deal
• Gerrard says Hillsborough scars will never heal
• Walcott hints at extending Arsenal contract
• The Hillsborough disaster, 20 years on
• Fergie returns fire in Benitez feud
• Injury problems mount for Wenger
• Revitalised Chelsea bid to put pressure on United
• Under fire Man Utd aim to silence critics
• Reds aim to banish Euro blues against Blackburn
• Premier League predictions – United to win but Liverpool and Chelsea to keep up the pressure

Fri 10 April, 2009

• Hillsborough scars will never heal, says Gerrard
• Wolves devour Saints to bolster promotion bid
• Porto blow can be watershed moment: Ferguson
• Benitez to make late decision on Gerrard
• Churches slam Premier League for Easter fixture
• Robinho wants Aguero or Kaka at City
• Wenger keen to keep Gallas
• Hillsborough legacy continues to echo

Thu 9 April, 2009

• QPR sack manager Sousa after just five months
• Egypt´s Zaki set for showdown with Wigan boss
• Terry fumes over second leg ban
• Wenger confirms Gallas out for rest of the season
• Liverpool sweat over Gerrard´s fitness
• United´s parent company posts £44.8 mln loss
• Ancelotti to take over at Chelsea next season
• Lovenkrands hails ´professional´ Malouda
• Tottenham keen on Porto striker

Wed 8 April, 2009

• O´Neill charged for United outburst
• United paid 1.5m to Macheda´s family: Lazio boss
• Ivanovic double helps Chelsea stun Liverpool
• Wenger delighted with ´mentally strong´ Arsenal
• Chelsea tried to sign Torres
• Kaka interested in Premiership switch
• Liverpool´s double act can KO Chelsea: Torres

Tue 7 April, 2009

• Adebayor acrobatics give Arsenal the tie
• Ferguson ´scared´ of Liverpool claims Benitez
• Moscow nightmare still torments Terry
• League orders inqury into Saints´ accounts
• Lucas set for Reds role against Chelsea
• Five English players face FA gambling charges
• Wenger wanted to keep Pires
• Lazio claim foul over new United star Macheda
• Arsenal wary of wounded Villarreal
• Liverpool´s strike duo can KO Chelsea says Torres

Mon 6 April, 2009

• Ten-man Birmingham overcome the Wolves
• No assault charges against Robinho – police
• Van Persie to miss Villarreal trip
• Ex-Gunner Pires mulls unfinished business
• Wigan´s Cho Won-Hee out for season
• Hansen believes Shearer can save Newcastle
• Fabregas happy at Arsenal
• Moyes still chasing Champions League spot
• Ferguson rounds on Liverpool after Villa thriller

Sun 5 April, 2009

• Sunderland boss hails young United defender
• Moyes pleased with Everton win
• Macheda delighted with dream debut
• Macheda new United hero with Villa winner
• Jo at the double for Everton
• Problems mount for depleted Man Utd
• With defences like these, who’d be a Premier League manager?
• Coach says Viduka still in Aussie soccer plans
• Wenger´s Arsenal in top shape for next fortnight
• Shearer shrugs off Chelsea setback

Sat 4 April, 2009

• Benayoun´s late winner sends Liverpool top
• Shearer fails to work magic for Newcastle
• East End kids put boot into Sunderland
• Johnson sent off but 10-man Portsmouth earn a point
• Four-star Bolton leave Boro on brink
• Fabregas and Adebayor keep Arsenal on track
• Stoke end away-day woe to boost survival hopes
• McCarthy makes his point in Blackburn´s late win
• Agent: Chelsea wants Maicon
• Zaki ponders future
• Robinho happy at Man City
• Liverpool look to avoid Man Utd´s Fulham failure
• Premier League predictions – Will Rafa’s men handle the pressure?
• Fabregas return clouded by Arsenal uncertainty
• Shearer in at the deep end against Chelsea

Fri 3 April, 2009

• Redknapp wants King back with England
• Forget Fabregas speculation, Wenger tells Gunners
• Berbatov out for two weeks
• Hiddink fears Shearer factor at Newcastle
• Man Utd boss counting on Tevez
• Wigan keep door open for Zaki deal
• City the place for Cannavaro project?
• Gerrard signs new Liverpool deal
• Gerrard extends Liverpool contract
• Gerrard agrees new contract
• El Hadji Diouf ends international career… again

Thu 2 April, 2009

• Furious Bruce rounds on Zaki
• Fabregas set for City return
• Newcastle face ´massive fight´ to stay up: Shearer
• Southampton parent company enters administration
• Shearer ready to save Newcastle
• Capello delighted with win
• Benitez could have quit Liverpool
• Will Shearer be Newcastle’s saviour?
• Newly trimmed Terry a cut above for England
• Shearer rides to Newcastle´s rescue
• England beat Ukraine, on track for 2010 World Cup

Wed 1 April, 2009

• Shearer confirmed as Newcastle manager
• Captain Terry keeps England on track
• Cisse arrested on assault charge
• Southampton on the brink
• Heinze happy at Real Madrid
• Shearer given eight games to save Newcastle
• Neville issues rally call
• Shearer to take over at Newcastle
• United for life for Rooney
• Crouch to lead England in World Cup qualifier
• Rooney can be England´s answer to Raul
• Shearer to take over at Newcastle: reports
• Shearer to take over at Newcastle: report

Tue 31 March, 2009

• Bouma set to make Villa comeback
• Sochaux skipper charged with police assault
• Dutch ace wants Arsenal to match own ambitions
• England call up Agbonlahor
• Bent blow for England
• Samba urges Givet to stay
• Gary Neville set to make United comeback
• Wigan’s Zaki out for three weeks
• Newly-humbled England aim for World Cup boost
• England duty the perfect tonic for Barry
• Spurs interested in Cannavaro

Mon 30 March, 2009

• ´Terrific´ Barcelona impress Ferguson
• Van der Vaart denies Chelsea rumours
• Capello ´just what England needed´ – Lampard
• Kroenke increases Arsenal stake
• Kroenke increase Arsenal stake
• Is a player ever more important than a club?
• Beckham happy to be England´s super-sub

Sun 29 March, 2009

• Real Madrid ready to make new Ronaldo move
• Randall could leave Arsenal
• Mancini offered United job
• Heskey ruled out of Ukraine game
• Beckham targets World Cup glory after cap record

Sat 28 March, 2009

• Injury overshadows Beckham milestone and England romp
• Beckham made to wait, Ferdinand misses out
• Capello rounds on Redknapp as King row rumbles on
• Van der Vaart keen on Chelsea move
• City tried to sign Henry
• Doni not interested in City move
• Hiddink considers Chelsea future
• Adebayor given go-ahead for Togo
• Beckham landmark won´t distract Capello

Fri 27 March, 2009

• Bayern dig in for ´brutal fight´ to keep Ribery
• Terry puts family issues aside to focus on football
• England boss Capello rounds on Redknapp
• Wright-Phillips doubtful for Slovakia
• Is doomsday approaching for football in England?
• Beckham will play minder for fiery Rooney

Thu 26 March, 2009

• Slimline Beckham not thinking of Shilton record
• Wigan chairman launches attack on Newcastle chief
• Chelsea seek to tap vein of British Asian talent
• Laursen targets top four
• Bayern Munich would have preferred Man Utd
• Benayoun desperate to lead out his country
• Why we should applaud the Middlesbrough chairman

Wed 25 March, 2009

• Togo say Adebayor will play against Cameroon
• United will bounce back stronger: Fletcher
• Shilton tells Capello to give Foster his chance
• Drogba ready to extend Chelsea deal
• Robinho threatens to sue Pele
• Gerrard wants new Liverpool deal
• The ‘madness’ of Ledley King’s selection

Tue 24 March, 2009

• McCartney red card overturned
• Gerrard hopes club form will carry on with England
• Friedel´s red card rescinded
• Sacking Southgate not the answer: Boro chairman
• King sits out England training

Mon 23 March, 2009

• Rooney escapes fresh FA action after red card
• Riera says pressure is on United in title race
• Sunderland and Villa to appeal red cards
• Schwarzer sets sights on Europe
• Cahill pledges long-term future to Everton

Sun 22 March, 2009

• Baines, King handed surprise England call-ups
• Gerrard helps Liverpool in 5-0 rout of Aston Villa
• Fulham reignite Tevez saga
• Sunderland plan for relegation prospect
• City´s Richards finds form to sink Sunderland
• Watson fires Wigan´s European challenge
• Phelan defends Man Utd´s discipline
• Wenger told he can stay for life at Arsenal
• Time on Wenger´s side as Arsenal close gap
• Liverpool determined to sustain the high
• Given backs Robinho and City co. to come good
• Hiddink – We´ve blown opportunity to catch United

Sat 21 March, 2009

• Gunners sink Newcastle deeper into mire
• Spurs check Chelsea title charge
• Baggies closer to drop after Bolton stalemate
• Stoke take the spoils in relegation showdown