Sat 30 April, 2011

• Chinese Super League wrap: Beijing move to third
• Why don’t Los Ches fans love Unai Emery?
• J-League champions Nagoya win first match
• FA react to QPR points deduction claims
• Holloway talks up survival and beyond
• Carragher earns legend status at Liverpool
• South America backs Blatter for four more years
• Prediction: Chelsea vs Tottenham
• Prediction: Blackburn vs Bolton
• Mexico pick Hernandez in Gold Cup squad
• Premier League predictions
• MLS: Houston Dynamo 4 DC United 1
• Liga Sagres: Pacos de Ferreira 2 Vitoria Guimaraes 1

Fri 29 April, 2011

• Belgian First Division: Standard Liege 1 KAA Gent 0
• Bundesliga wrap: Wolfsburg rise, St Pauli crash
• Mazzarri urges Napoli to continue fight
• Leonardo not giving up on Inter
• Players return to work as NFL lockout lifted
• Blatter flags FIFA reform
• McLeish proud of players´ attitude
• Guardiola maintains focus on La Liga
• Grant vows to avoid relegation
• France deny having racial quotas
• Pardew searching for more cheap buys
• Hodgson: West Brom must keep Odemwingie
• Houllier out of hospital, but not out of the woods
• Spurs target Chelsea scalp
• No excuses for Wolves
• Mourinho stands firm despite UEFA action
• Coyle keen to end season on a high
• Chinese Super League wrap: Hangzhou clear on top, Cleo fires Guangzhou
• J-League wrap: Kashiwa continue fine form, Vegalta edge Urawa
• Ferguson: Title race can go down to the wire
• Moyes hopes to end on a high
• Bruce badgers team for back-to-back wins
• Berbatov in United squad for Emirates clash
• Martins out for rest of season
• Juventus promised €100 million transfer kitty; Besiktas make a bid for Diego Forlan
• Premier League preview: Arsenal v Manchester United
• Premier League preview: Manchester City v West Ham
• Premier League preview: Birmingham City v Wolves
• Serie A preview: Milan close in on title
• Premier League preview: Liverpool v Newcastle
• La Liga preview: Barcelona, Real refocus on domestic matters
• Ligue 1 preview: Lille look to bounce back
• Neville: United simply the best
• Bridges retires to develop Australian talent
• Football embarrassed by two of the greats
• Copa Libertadores wrap: Fluminense win, Internacional held
• Real return Barca complaint
• Braga must keep the faith, says Paciencia
• Villas Boas preaches calm
• History on Leverkusen´s side
• Europa League semi-final wrap: Advantage Porto, Benfica

Thu 28 April, 2011

• Rangers pay penalty for fan troubles
• ´Wounded´ Arsenal ready to pounce
• Gabbidon charged for foul-mouthed outburst
• Real Madrid didn’t deserve to beat Barcelona
• UEFA charges Real, Barca
• Kean: Survival in our hands
• Villa target bragging rights
• Holloway bracing for player exodus
• Etherington facing race against time
• Ancelotti happy with Chelsea progress
• Hughes wary of injured Sunderland
• Lazio join race for Adel Taarabt
• Figueroa return boosts Wigan
• Weidenfeller: Dortmund still on course for title
• Mancini yearns for saviour Tevez
• Cole not for sale, says Dalglish
• Thierry Henry lined up for Emirates Cup
• Premier League preview: Sunderland v Fulham
• Premier League preview: Wigan v Everton
• Premier League preview: Blackburn Rovers v Bolton Wanderers
• Kranjcar hints at Serie A move
• Premier League preview: Chelsea v Tottenham
• Premier League preview: West Brom v Aston Villa
• Atletico Madrid closing in on Braga star
• Premier League preview: Blackpool v Stoke City
• Bundesliga preview: Title battle still on the line
• Inter to make Nagatomo’s transfer permanent
• Argentina favourite for U-20 World Cup
• Juninho to earn minimum wage at Vasco da Gama
• CONCACAF Champions League final: Monterrey lift trophy
• King Kenny to become Sir King Kenny?
• Copa Libertadores wrap: Cruzeiro win away, Estudiantes held
• Barca legal team to study Mourinho rant
• Ref got Pepe red right, says Xavi
• Hughes: ´We are a top-10 side´
• Guardiola not drawn by Mourinho comments
• Ronaldo backs Mourinho blast
• Mourinho: ´Scandal of the Bernabeu´

Wed 27 April, 2011

• Premier League: Fulham 3 Bolton 0
• Champions League: Real Madrid 0 Barcelona 2
• Ligue 1 wrap: Marseille jump Lille to go top, Lyon edge Montpellier
• Manuel Neuer shows just why Manchester United wanted to sign him
• Rooney hails ´fantastic´ Chicharito
• Season over for Ireland
• NFL dispute rolls on
• Mascherano: Let the football do the talking
• Schaefer walks out on Cologne
• Milan confirm Boateng transfer; Schalke want €25 million for Neuer
• Everyone wants a top striker. Did United get lucky and will Chelsea and City be happy in the end?
• Copa Libertadores wrap: LDU, Gremio in trouble
• Guardiola unleashes in Mourinho rant
• McCarthy: We can save our season
• No better than Neuer, says Ferguson
• Reports: No Villa return for Houllier
• AFC Cup: Song Lam Nghe 4 Sriwijaya 0

Tue 26 April, 2011

• Premier League: Stoke City 3 Wolves 0
• Champions League: Schalke 0 Manchester United 2
• Footballers should be role models, says Seedorf
• Bolton have little chance of keeping hold of Sturridge for next season
• Mourinho plays down favourites tag
• Lukas Podolski open to summer move
• Europa League preview: Liga Sagres dominates final four
• Lille quietly confident
• Getafe confirm Dubai deal
• Coyle tips Sturridge for England
• Mandanda: I would like to play in England
• Ligue 1 star drops Premier League hint
• Amauri: Joining Parma was no mistake
• Cisse staying at Freiburg
• Murphy, Zamora to make welcome returns
• Premier League preview: Fulham v Bolton
• Champions League preview: Real Madrid v Barcelona
• Milan agree to sign Taye Taiwo
• Is it Wenger’s fault or his players?
• Ferguson admits Champions League envy
• NFL lockout lifted by judge
• Mancini out to maintain momentum
• Iniesta reveals Wembley ´dream´

Mon 25 April, 2011

• La Liga: Real Zaragoza 1 Almeria 0
• Premier League: Blackburn 0 Manchester City 1
• Belgian First Division: Dropped points costly for Liege
• SPL wrap: Draw plunges Hamilton deeper into mire
• Vucinic set to leave Roma
• Championship wrap: Preston down, QPR fans wait
• Nolan hopes to give Carroll special treatment
• Figo relishes all-Spain Cup semi
• Premier League – Who’s Hot and Who’s Not?
• Chinese Super League: Griffiths grabs two for Beijing
• Manuel Neuer
• Would qualifying for Europe really be that bad for Blackpool?
• United lose Berbatov for Champions League semi
• Houllier to sit out remaining fixtures
• Premier League preview: Stoke City v Wolverhampton
• Champions League preview: Schalke v Manchester United
• Campeonato Paulista wrap: Big names progress
• La Liga wrap: Atletico, Sevilla claim crucial wins

Sun 24 April, 2011

• Belgian First Division wrap: Ten-man Anderlecht notch win
• Bundesliga wrap: Wolfsburg take vital step to safety
• Match-winner Cohen´s tribute to late father
• Wenger close to conceding title race over
• Ligue 1 wrap: Draw hits PSG´s title push
• Premier League: Bolton 2 Arsenal 1
• Feyenoord dent PSV´s title hopes
• SPL wrap: Old Firm derby ends goalless
• United show why they will be champions in May
• Chinese Super League wrap: Liaoning climb, Tianjin Teda held
• Delneri slams referee after Juve draw
• Agent: Juan staying at Roma
• Fiorentina to offload three key players
• J-League wrap: Sanfrecce, Urawa score upset wins
• Prediction: Sevilla vs Villarreal
• Deschamps savours Cup win
• Prediction: Bolton vs Arsenal
• MLS wrap: Donovan at the double, Chivas rock San Jose
• Hernandez must be the buy of the season
• Mourinho´s great expectations
• Leonardo refuses to concede
• Campeonato Paulista wrap: Santos, Corinthians progress
• Montella: ´Great responses´ from Roma players
• Belgian First Division wrap: Conflicting fortunes for Genk, Charleroi

Sat 23 April, 2011

• Coupe de la Ligue: Marseille 1 Montpellier 0
• Eredivisie wrap: Willem shock AZ, Roda score five
• Allegri maintains title focus
• La Liga wrap: Real, Barca continue dominance
• Ancelotti optimistic on Torres future
• First goal takes pressure off Torres
• McAllister lauds Villa resurgence
• Premier League: Chelsea 3 West Ham 0
• Bruce: Sunderland´s spirit soared
• Redknapp acknowledges Euro battle
• McCarthy satisfied with a point
• Holloway blasts ref over ´penalties´
• Dalglish praises ´intelligent´ Maxi
• Premier League: Wolverhampton 1 Fulham 1
• Premier League: Sunderland 4 Wigan 2
• Premier League: Tottenham 2 West Bromwich Albion 2
• SPL wrap: Motherwell grab point in three-goal comeback
• Premier League: Blackpool 1 Newcastle 1
• Premier League: Liverpool 5 Birmingham 0
• Premier League: Aston Villa 1 Stoke 1
• Bundesliga wrap: Leverkusen triumph, Bayern slip up
• United can win title by beating rivals
• Serie A wrap: Roma boost Euro hopes
• Championship wrap: Leaders QPR draw at Cardiff
• Premier League: Manchester United 1 Everton 0
• Houghton quits as India coach