Sat 21 March, 2009

• United self-destruct, Fulham blow title race wide open
• Blackburn edge closer to safety
• “Suspicious vehicle” causes Spurs-Chelsea delay
• Crouch double boosts Portsmouth´s survival bid
• Police caution Drogba over coin affair
• Premier League predictions – Fulham to feel the backlash?
• ManUtd´s mettle to be tested at Fulham
• Hiddink admits to Russian contract clause

Fri 20 March, 2009

• Fergie pleased with draw
• Redknapp delighted with Lennon deal
• Walcott blow for Gunners and England
• Credit crunch claims new Pompey stadium
• Lennon signs new deal at Spurs
• Cahill back but Everton lose Yobo
• Bitter medicine a valuable cure for Utd: Ferguson
• Assault charge against Gerrard dropped
• Vidic sees future at United, says his agent
• Chelsea success gives Hiddink future dilemma
• Row at Portsmouth as Gekas hits out at Hart
• Bolton’s Mark Davies out for several weeks

Thu 19 March, 2009

• Pepe desperate to see Ronaldo at Real Madrid
• Spurs to tap fans for new stadium funds
• Brown escapes ban over Kinnear bust-up
• World Cup trip was mistake: Owen
• Liverpool´s Benitez ends saga, extends contract
• Where did it all go wrong at Arsenal?
• Ferguson dismisses ´quintuple´ talk
• Fabregas rejects spitting allegations

Wed 18 March, 2009

• Rafael Benitez extends Liverpool contract
• Bellamy hopes of Aalborg return dashed
• Jo has City future
• Ooijer to join PSV

Tue 17 March, 2009

• Gunners revival sets up Wembley date with Chelsea
• Gordon hoping to get place back
• Lucas ponders Liverpool future

Mon 16 March, 2009

• Baggies endure West Ham stalemate
• Wenger says only way is up for Walcott
• UEFA ready to heed Liverpool plea on date
• England keep 2022 World Cup bid option open
• FA confirm Vidic´s two-game ban
• Charlton believes United will bounce back
• Vela happy at Arsenal
• Hammers & Blades finally end Tevez saga
• West Ham and Blades end Tevez dispute
• Hiddink: United football race is far from over
• Hiddink warns United race is far from over
• O´Neill refuses to surrender Champions League dream
• Gascoigne says heart stopped during rehab

Sun 15 March, 2009

• Gerrard makes Hillsborough disaster appeal to UEFA
• Spurs knock Villa off Champions League track
• Essien guides Chelsea back into second
• Sir Bobby confident United will win the title
• Hiddink tried to sign Robinho
• Hughes end interest in Terry
• All neutrals are pleased as Liverpool delay the inevitable
• Villa count on Dubai tonic to raise spirits
• ManCity to face revitalised Chelsea
• Moyes sweats on Cahill´s fitness
• Benitez tells Reds to turn the screw on United

Sat 14 March, 2009

• King has last word to puncture Pompey pride
• Taylor salvages a point for struggling Newcastle
• Everton keep in the hunt for top-four finish
• N´Zogbia snatches controversial Wigan win
• Arsenal go fourth as Arshavin weaves his magic
• Fulham beat Bolton in first away win
• Liverpool stun United to keep title race alive
• Etuhu warns Fulham
• Robinho believes in Man City
• Hiddink will still leave at end of season
• Premier League predictions – Liverpool’s title hopes coming to an end?
• Torres the key as Liverpool seek to rein in United

Fri 13 March, 2009

• Defenders´ Paradise postponed no problem: Wenger
• Wenger backs Rome as final host despite attack
• Defiant Benitez stands by ´Rafa rant´
• Seedorf: English teams ahead of Italian sides
• Man Utd defend deleting Rooney “hate” comment
• Reina concerned with Utd’s spending power
• Villa turns his back on Premier League move

Thu 12 March, 2009

• City sitting pretty for UEFA Cup quarters
• Eduardo out of Blackburn match
• Cho reveals Park inspiration behind Wigan move
• Owen set for Newcastle return
• Man City set sights on Villa
• Nigerian star wants apology over police detention
• Police probe alleged assault by Mourinho
• Arsenal fan injured in Rome assault
• Newcastle starlet signs new deal
• Rooney looking forward to Liverpool clash
• Zico will not stop Zhirkov from joining Chelsea
• Back to Serie A for Mourinho but for how long?

Wed 11 March, 2009

• Arsenal defeat Roma on penalties in Champions League
• Blackburn move into safety
• United deny Mourinho re-run at Old Trafford
• Blatter boosts England´s World Cup bid
• Chelsea are the team to avoid in Europe now, says Lampard
• Hiddink delighted with forward pair
• Owen´s return can fire Newcastle to safety- Hughton
• Robinho back for City´s European clash
• Roma game vital for Arsenal
• Hodgson urges Fulham to spend big
• Balotelli warns United
• Real sports director to be fired – reports
• Special one gets chance to display quality to special club
• Striker injuries hampering Roma and Arsenal

Tue 10 March, 2009

• Chelsea oust Juve after 2-2 thriller
• Majestic Reds leave Real down and out
• Old Trafford feels like ´home´ – Mourinho
• Spalletti vows to improved Roma showing
• Beckham twists ankle
• Cisse frustrated by future uncertainty
• Beckham looks to purchase MLS team
• Ferdinand in fitness boost for Man Utd
• Ronaldo confident ahead of Inter clash
• Doni not scared of Arsenal
• Liverpool count on fans to beat Real
• Walcott´s return can fire Arsenal
• Saha can´t wait for FA Cup clash with ´amazing´ United
• Benitez ready for make or break United clash
• Ranieri dreaming of Chelsea revenge
• Liverpool count on Kop to KO Real

Mon 9 March, 2009

• Diarra warns of Gerrard threat
• English are richer, not better, says Ranieri
• Essien quality important for Chelsea, says Hiddink
• Benitez will wait until the last minute for Torres
• Scholes lays out the formula to beat Inter
• Cisse tells Sunderland to get a deal done
• Cole ahead of schedule after knee surgery
• Adebayor to miss Roma clash
• Voronin not interested in Liverpool return
• Hoffenheim star keen on Premiership move
• AC Milan and Barca tried to sign Adebayor
• Raul vows Real will stun Liverpool
• Park reveals Man Utd´s quintuple motivation
• Man Utd FA Cup semi doesn´t scare Neville

Sun 8 March, 2009

• Stylish Arsenal reach FA Cup quarter-finals
• Mourinho won’t rule out Man Utd job
• ‘Smug’ referees favouring the big boys?
• Extremists could target English sides, Wenger tells paper
• Sbragia lays into Sunderland after stalemate
• Neville urges Everton cup caution

Sat 7 March, 2009

• Tevez leads United in Fulham FA Cup rout
• Draw leaves Sunderland and Spurs with drop fears
• Hiddink oversees Chelsea´s march into Cup semi
• Savio settled at West Ham
• Cesc closing in on return
• Tottenham seek added margin for error
• Fulham out to make it bitter Cup for Utd
• Premier League and FA Cup predictions – United to power on whilst Tottenham ease their worries and increase them for Sunderland
• Fulham out to make it bitter Cup for United
• Hiddink warns against perils of booze culture

Fri 6 March, 2009

• Mourinho dismisses exit talk
• Cole to play for Chelsea despite arrest
• Veloso keen on Premiership move
• Redknapp not thinking of Europe
• Barry vows Villa won´t choke
• Blatter concern for the Premier League
• Liverpool´s Torres vows to be fit for crunch clashes
• Wenger calls for more protection for “arrogant” Ronaldo
• Blatter fears Premier League ´damage´

Thu 5 March, 2009

• Taylor escapes extra sanction after Ronaldo clash
• English teams aren´t English, scoffs Italy coach Lippi
• Fabregas: If Wenger leaves I leave
• Man City want Messi and Maradona
• Ashley Cole arrested after drunken rant: reports
• Messi not interested in Man City move
• Manchester City now set to move for Messi
• The best Premier League team ever!

Wed 4 March, 2009

• Manucho´s late strike boosts Hull´s survival hopes
• Berba-Rooney double act puts United in sight of title
• Everton stalemate leaves Blackburn in bottom three
• Hammers extend Wigan winless streak
• Villa´s Champions League bid falters again
• Spurs burst ´Boro bubble and raise survival hopes
• Ljajic looking forward to get started at United
• Mascherano backs Ngog to shine
• Mourinho reckons United will win title
• Hiddink would ‘love’ to stop United
• Ancelotti could face axe at AC Milan
• Tottenham linked with Barcelona star
• Allardyce accuses Cahill of conning refs
• Man Utd aim to consolidate clean-sweep bid
• Tottenham bid to bounce back from League Cup misery
• The worst Premier League team ever!
• United´s focus back on the title as clean sweep bid gathers pace
• Season starts now, says Fergie
• Nelsen faces up to crunch time with Rovers

Tue 3 March, 2009

• N´Gog inspires Liverpool to victory
• Bendtner ends Arsenal goal drought
• Drogba keeps Chelsea in title hunt
• Man arrested after knife attack on Fletcher family
• Young puts his faith in Villa mentality
• Riquelme happy at Boca
• King out of Boro clash
• Ferguson insists title race still live
• Ancelotti unsure of French star return
• Wenger hopes for Gallas stay
• City hit by striker crisis for Villa visit
• Giggs keeps United eyes on the prize
• Hiddink could prove to be Chelsea´s golden goose, says Lampard
• Finishing second won´t be a disaster, says Benitez