Thu 2 April, 2009

• No fine for Podolski after Ballack row
• Shearer ready to save Newcastle
• Capello delighted with win
• Benitez could have quit Liverpool
• Toshack turns on ref as Germans add to Wales´ woes

Wed 1 April, 2009

• Ballack strikes as Wales suffer more World Cup woe
• Riera and Alonso give Spain victory
• Bellamy out of Germany match
• Mourinho eyes future move to Spain
• Toni´s naked promise if Bayern win Champs League
• Hamburger are also on Elia race
• Benitez: We’re waiting for Agger to come back
• Ibra: Give revoked scudetti back to Juventus
• Real Madrid, Heinze dismisses exit talk
• Ronaldo scores again for Corinthians
• Schweinsteiger´s return adds to Welsh woes
• Heinze happy at Real Madrid
• Neville issues rally call
• United for life for Rooney
• We can’t afford any more slip-ups, says Neville
• Nihat: beating Spain is not merely a dream
• Voronin wants to prove Liverpool how he’s good
• Kaka to the rescue for Brazil
• Barcelona could move for Chelsea’s Cech
• Torres treats Turkey with respect
• France have to be patient, Domenech says
• Cassano: Donadoni the only one who believed in me
• Del Piero is the future of Juventus, claims Cobolli
• Hughton: Owen is focusing on his fitness

Tue 31 March, 2009

• “Definite No to Dutch-Belgian league”
• Maicon out for several weeks
• Egil Olsen stays put as Norway boss
• Season over for Di Natale
• Minute’s silence ahead of World Cup qualifiers
• Deco earns Portugal 2-0 win over South Africa
• No regrets for Bellamy over Wales outburst
• Germany´s Gomez not psyched out says Loew
• Loew wary of ´wounded fighter´ Wales
• Test
• Samba urges Givet to stay
• Panucci could sign new Roma deal
• Leonardo could become AC Milan coach
• Beckham the best paid among footballers
• Herta to buy Voronin if they reach a CL place
• Shevchenko targets at least a draw at Wembley
• Fabregas admits he spoke with Real Madrid
• Ronaldo still looking for the quintuple
• Milan, Ancelotti: I have no reason to leave
• Arsenal, Adebayor: Injuries cost us
• Ferguson warns: Watch out for Barca
• Milan, Abbiati out of action for six months
• Spain, Torres: Turkey have a great team
• Italy, Lippi: Trap is a point of reference
• Le Mans: Pelé confirms his England desires
• Gignac is ready to give it all for France
• Capello is just brilliant, Rooney said
• Our thoughts are with the people of the Ivory Coast
• South American high hopes may vanish in thin air
• Villa might be rested, says Del Bosque
• Dunga expects more troubles in World Cup qualifying
• Sneijder unhappy with Van Marwijk
• McGeady almost fit for Italy

Mon 30 March, 2009

• Hull lodge Fabregas case with FA
• Lampard: Sheva is still a great player
• Hertha line up Voronin transfer deal
• Toni´s return boosts Bayern ahead of Barca clash
• Benfica put their eyes on Verdu
• Poland drop keeper Boruc
• Croatia coach Bilic turns down Schalke
• Germany´s Schweinsteiger fit to face Welsh
• Torres warns Spanish to keep eye on ball
• Germany´s Rutemoeller becomes Iran coach
• Villarreal to count again on Cani
• Malouda: Chelsea, please don’t axe me
• Ranieri: I will not have dinner with Mourinho
• Agger could be tempted by Milan move
• Banega keen on Napoli move
• Giovinco to stay at Juventus
• Kroenke increase Arsenal stake
• Milan, Sheva convinced he made the right decision
• Barcelona: Hleb not sure about his future
• Mourinho: I couldn’t say ‘no’ to United
• Messi happy when Diego gave him number 10
• How I love to play with Gerrard, says Rooney
• Brazil saved by Julio Cesar in Ecuador
• Italy and Udinese lose Antonio Di Natale
• Roma will fight until the end, claims Spalletti
• Drogba refuses again Chelsea exit rumours
• Pazzini lives the dream on Italy debut
• Is a player ever more important than a club?
• Knee injury for Di Natale
• De Camargo out for Bosnia clash
• Early goal leads Ghana past Benin
• Nigerians held by Mozambique

Sun 29 March, 2009

• Real Madrid ready to make new Ronaldo move
• Randall could leave Arsenal
• Mancini offered United job
• Rooney and Gerrard shine as England continue to look good
• Italy, Di Natale feels too much pain
• Lyon, Juninho still uncertain over his future
• Roma’s Doni dismisses Manchester City interest
• Bent called into England squad
• Trap refuses to blame Kilbane
• Capello praises Rooney: He’s our crazy joker
• USA held by El Salvador, Mexico win
• Colombia too good for Bolivia
• Gabon stun Morocco to take group lead
• Tunisia victorious in Kenya
• Bosnia-Herzegovina cruise past Belgians
• Serbians beat Romania to top Group 7
• Portugal fail to down Sweden
• Spanish squeak past Turks to keep win record intact

Sat 28 March, 2009

• Oranje march a step closer to South Africa
• Ballack-inspired Germany cruise to easy win
• Bellamy writes off Wales´s World Cup hopes
• Van der Vaart keen on Chelsea move
• City tried to sign Henry
• Doni not interested in City move
• Lotito: Carrizo is not going anywhere
• Liverpool, Benitez rules out Silva move
• Chelsea offer Hiddink consultant role
• Keane: This season has been remarkable
• Ancelotti: Milan need two signings
• Huntelaar wants to keep up the goalscoring tempo
• Arsenal, Wenger: Adebayor can serve
• Dunga gives Dinho total freedom of action
• Hamsik intends to stay at Napoli, agent said
• International predictions – Easy for England, tough for Scotland
• Kaka out for Ecuador clash
• Dominance is the key for Germany says Ballack

Fri 27 March, 2009

• Scots confident of Dutch upset
• Earnshaw almost quit Wales
• Roma keen on Guberti
• Aston Villa, Milner has double vision
• Messi will not leave Barcelona
• Perez to have an agreement with star Benzema
• Rutten: I’m sorry it ended like this with Schalke
• Cudicini: Chelsea looked a bit tired
• Real Madrid prepares plan for Inter’s Maicon
• Keirrison would play alongside Lionel Messi
• Iaquinta poised for Italy start
• Deco almost certain for Swede test
• Briand blow for Bleus and Rennes
• Mnchester United, son says Ferguson to retire
• Panucci wants Roma to finish fourth
• Netherlands are taking their place, insists Boulahrouz
• We’ll play the Portoguese way, says Queiroz
• Fellaini: In England the standard is very high
• Skrtel ready for England test
• Is doomsday approaching for football in England?
• Advocaat expresses interest in Ferguson
• Damien Duff out for World Cup qualifiers
• Win it for Diego, says Messi

Thu 26 March, 2009

• Schalke parts company with Dutch coach Rutten
• Poland´s Catholic church gears up for Euro 2012
• McManus ruled out for Scots
• Loew recalls Enke and Gomez back for Germany
• Captain Ballack urges Germany to raise their game
• Schalke to part company with Dutch coach Rutten
• FIFA vice-chief ´shocked´ at Blatter Olympic plan
• Laursen targets top four
• Bayern Munich would have preferred Man Utd
• Benayoun desperate to lead out his country
• Inter, Mancini ruled out for one month
• Kanu: Nigeria now has a new belief
• Corinthians, Ronaldo impresses with a double
• Ibrahimovic agent stops quit talk
• Wolfsburg, Barzagli: It’s a beautiful experience
• Barcelona is planning four big deals for the summer
• Gattuso trusts in Milan and Berlusconi
• Cambiasso delighted to be part of Inter’s future
• Foster wants future with Man Utd
• WADA chief says FIFA/UEFA stance ignores reality
• Platini sympathy for club owners
• Juventus main target could be Marek Hamsik
• Marseille, Brandao wants to be the new Drogba
• Van der Vaart to join Chelsea next year?
• France, Hoarau: So nice to be here
• Liverpool, Benitez eye a move for Raul Albiol
• Capello warns Rooney about his discipline
• Tottenham, Modric: I believe in myself
• ‘Celtic Cup’ to be launched in 2011
• Late goal leads Gremio past Aurora

Wed 25 March, 2009

• Platini to visit Poland and Ukraine 2012 chiefs
• Riera warns Spanish teammates over Turkey
• Bayern, Rummenigge refutes McGeady talks
• Kahn and co point to lack of top-class keepers
• Bulgaria gives green light to sale of CSKA Sofia
• Scots turn to McGregor for Dutch test
• Mourinho wants to sell players
• Ballack must lead by example: Zwanziger
• Brazil, Kakà in doubt for Ecuador test
• Jol is more sure about Hamburg chances
• Arsenal Clichy linked to Ac Milan
• Ooijer confirms next PSV move
• Krkic: I am not leaving Barcelona
• Scotland injury woes mount as Hartley pulls out
• Drogba ready to extend Chelsea deal
• Gerrard wants new Liverpool deal
• Krkic not looking to leave Barca