Wed 2 June, 2010

• Bent anguish at England axe
• Cannavaro signs for Dubai’s Al-Ahli
• S.Africans learn tongue twister national anthem
• World Cup take note of All Whites, says captain
• Genoa keen on signing Toni
• Fiorentina’s Vargas confirms Real interest
• Toni not surprised by Italy omission
• Redknapp holds no hope of signing Chelsea’s Cole
• Chelsea, Man City after Maicon – agent
• Germany’s rising stars eye World Cup glory
• Cereceda dropped from Chile World Cup squad
• Ruthless Capello drops Walcott from England squad
• World Cup betting big business in Asia
• Donovan enjoys World Cup boost after 2006 struggle

Tue 1 June, 2010

• Eto’o sending off eases Portugal win over Cameroon
• Brazil fever sweeps Harare ahead of warm-up game
• ‘Oranje’ squash Ghana in World Cup friendly
• Cech dismisses Real rumours
• Lippi ditches Rossi, Borriello and Cassani
• Agent: Hiddink was Inter’s first choice
• Hiddink agent plays down chance of Inter move
• Queiroz leaves Ze Castro out of Portugal squad
• Beck dropped as Loew names final 23
• No Beck as Loew announces Germany squad
• Real Madrid praise Raul
• Camoranesi knee injury gives Lippi scare
• Italians deny Supercup Beijing date
• Uruguay send World Cup warning to France
• Brazilian midfielder Simplicio joins Roma
• Rangers star Broadfoot arrested
• Crisis club Palace set to avoid liquidation
• Court upholds ban in al-Hadary transfer case
• Van Damme set for Wolves
• Walcott axed as Capello names final World Cup squad
• Slovenia name final World Cup squad
• Kennedy goal sees Australia past Denmark
• Belgian goalie Mignolet wants to sign for Sunderland
• Serbia name final World Cup squad
• Ramsey signs new Arsenal contract
• Inter’s Milito going nowhere, says Zanetti
• Eriksson names 23-strong Ivory Coast squad
• Rehhagel names Greece World Cup squad
• Abete expresses surprise over Fiorentina comments
• World Cup outsiders N.Korea arrive in Johannesburg
• Terry’s father given suspended jail term
• Man Utd chief admits fan protests here to stay
• McCarthy misses final cut for World Cup team
• Beckford Joins Everton
• Karhan out of Slovakia World Cup squad
• Dzeko stays at Wolfsburg despite City interest
• England hopefuls wait on Capello call
• South Africa axe McCarthy for World Cup
• S.Africa beat Guatemala 5-0 in World Cup warm-up
• S.Korean cinemas to screen World Cup in 3D
• Portugal’s Deco set for last tournament
• Mancini denies Milan move for Adebayor
• Barcelona prepared to sell Toure
• SA looks to World Cup to heal racial divide
• Killen gives up honeymoon for NZ World Cup duty
• ‘Rebel’ Domenech on last mission for France
• Tough times for tournament team Germany
• 1966 – The year North Korea shocked football

Mon 31 May, 2010

• Police to quiz Roma-bound Adriano over gang links
• South Africa defeat Guatemala 5-0 in World Cup warm-up match
• Barcelona do not rule out Ibrahimovic sale
• Bellamy sees Cardiff future
• Schwarzer’s tough expectations on WC ball
• Mokoena becomes first South African to win 100 caps
• Lahm targeting semis
• USA coach Bradley expects great World Cup
• Premier League trio in Park pursuit
• Barca continue Fab pursuit
• Fiorentina slam federation as Prandelli named Italy coach
• Roberto Bettega and Juventus part ways
• S.Korean defender Kwak out of the World Cup
• Trapattoni: Capello interested in Inter job
• Gilardino believes his time has come to shine
• Klose faces tough task
• Mourinho targets Real C.League win in two years
• Nigeria drop Everton striker Anichebe
• Kwak’s World Cup dream over
• Giampaolo bags Catania job
• Thierry Henry happy with joker role
• Cole unsure over England World Cup place
• Buffon and Casillas concern over World Cup ball
• Sacchi praises new Italy boss Prandelli
• ‘Two-goal’ Tulio lifts Japan despite England loss
• Moratti confirms Real interest in Maicon
• Sneijder backs Hiddink for Inter job
• England football squad hopefuls wait for Capello
• North Korea bank on surprise element

Sun 30 May, 2010

• France fail to fire, draw with Tunisia in World Cup warm-up
• US team depart for World Cup as England loom
• Lippi puts forward case for Marchisio
• Pepe to train with Portugal World Cup squad
• Rajevac names Ghana World Cup squad
• Modric extends Spurs stay
• Germany’s Loew admits facing ‘brutal’ decision
• Frings hurt by Germany exclusion
• Top four a priority for Carragher
• Westermann blow for Germany
• Lecce and Cesena promoted to Serie A
• Trap not interested in Celtic job
• S.Africa denies World Cup terror attack threat
• Srna close to Blues deal
• Capello happy despite below-par England performance
• Pompey set to sell Boateng and Belhadj
• Holland’s Robben trains alone after hip alert
• Top European clubs chasing Viola winger Vargas
• Captain Mokoena set to reach S.Africa milestone
• Chelsea deny Real deal for Lampard
• Giovinco set for Juve exit
• Serbian victory ‘the greatest’, Kiwi coach
• Prandelli ‘to replace Lippi as Italy boss’
• City keen to bag Toffees defender Heitinga
• Agent criticises Barcelona over Ibrahimovic transfer rumours
• Loew faces brutal choices for Germany’s team
• ‘Soldier of Fortune’ in N. Korea World Cup Squad
• Italy remembers Heysel disaster
• England’s stars set for final World Cup audition
• Brazilian Samurai ready to rumble for Japan
• Bells sound in Liverpool to mark Heysel anniversary

Sat 29 May, 2010

• USA rallies past Turkey for triumphant Cup sendoff
• Cacau shines as Germany down Hungary
• Smeltz strike shocks Serbia
• Makoun doubtful about Lyon stay
• Llorente to the rescue for Spain
• Pazzini denies rivalry with Gilardino
• Early exit for Benfica’s Cardozo
• Slovakia’s Karhan out of World Cup
• Saadane concerned about Algeria’s lack of bite
• Serbian defender Kolarov in Mourinho’s sights: press
• Cameroon draw against W.Cup debutants Slovakia
• Australia coach shields injured Kewell from media
• Capello prepares to gamble on pivotal Barry
• Germany’s top stars reveal World Cup rituals
• Ferdinand eyes World Cup glory
• Domenech set to equal Hidalgo´s record
• Hammers targeting Milan’s Beckham
• Qatari sheikh resorts to buying Malaga FC
• Fab not a bank breaker for Barca
• Mourinho would love to coach Rooney
• Thompson angry at Mourinho
• Pellegrini ´could succeed Mourinho´
• Sullivan would “love” Beckham
• Cole snubs former club
• Mourinho promises Madrid revival
• Pienaar wants more from South Africa
• Maradona and Messi arrive in South Africa
• FIGC chief confirms Prandelli as new Italy coach
• Nakamura a doubt for Japan-England match
• N.Zealand´s Brown clings to World Cup hope
• Germany to face Hungary in World Cup warm up

Fri 28 May, 2010

• Given winning fitness race
• Hoeness calm amidst Dzeko-frenzy
• Holtby makes Mainz loan switch
• Ireland outplay toothless Algeria
• Eto’o questions World Cup participation after Milla flak
• Renato commits to Sevilla
• Cash-strapped Palace axe 29 staff
• No cars near S.Africa’s World Cup stadiums: official
• Mourinho lands in Real hotseat
• Mourinho, Inter and Real reach agreement: press
• Burnley sign Tigers midfielder Marney
• Former FA chief denies ‘bribery’ claims, FIFA drops probe
• Wright-Phillips keen to make England squad
• Higuain going nowhere – Valdano
• Kjaer included in Denmark World Cup squad
• Liverpool in hunt for Simao
• Mourinho ‘ruined’ Champions party: Inter president
• Milan to decide Ronaldinho future
• Milan not for sale, says Berlusconi
• Glazers rule out United sale
• Man Utd not for sale, say Glazer family
• Rangers boss says Boyd’s Ibrox career is over
• FIFA apologises to S.African fans for ticket delays
• Ghana waits on duo’s fitness
• France edge Turkey in race to stage Euro 2016
• Lahm replaces Ballack as Germany captain
• Fergie won’t have to shop for bargains: Utd chief
• Gerrard fit to train after injury scare
• Inter stick to €16m buy-out clause for Mourinho
• Krkic: Real can’t sign best players, they are here!
• Adriano close to Roma deal
• Agent: Ibrahimovic won’t rule out England move

Thu 27 May, 2010

• Nigeria face Colombia behind closed doors
• UEFA extends five-official experiment
• England and Hungary agree to August friendly
• South Africa edge Colombia in World Cup warm-up
• Honduras pulls a late draw with Belarus
• Tweeting is out for Spain’s World Cup players
• UEFA approves Platini’s financial fair play plan
• Injury blow for England’s Warnock
• Hernandez set to complete United move
• Super Mario staying at Inter
• Essien ruled out of World Cup
• Buffon plays down Italy repeat chances
• Essien is ruled out of World Cup
• Fewer African fans for World Cup: FIFA
• Late Dunga warns Brazil stars to play as a team