Thu 25 February, 2010

• Man Utd’s Anderson out for six months
• Ferdinand out of England-Egypt friendly
• Mascherano targets European glory
• Anderson out for the rest of the season
• Mourinho confident Inter have buried Euro demons
• Mancini: Tevez available for Chelsea clash
• Sneijder impressed by ‘perfect’ Chelsea
• Benzema now far happier at Real-Diarra
• Zayatte keen on leaving Hull
• Arsenal keeping tabs on Danish wonderkid
• Fiorentina deserved a penalty-Leonardo
• Mourinho: Chelsea were rarely dangerous
• Ancelotti hopes on Cech’s return
• It was a penalty-Kalou
• Ancelotti:Chelsea can turn it around
• Mexico rout Bolivia 5-0 in friendly
• Capello lays down the law – I wonder if that applies to Rooney?
• English trio guard slender Europa League leads
• Corinthians come back from behind to beat Racing Club
• Cruzeiro cruise past Colo Colo
• Juan Aurich collect first points in Libertadores
• Adriano seals Libertadores win for Flamengo
• World Cup-bound US beat El Salvador 2-1

Wed 24 February, 2010

• Mancini feels the heat as City silverware hopes crushed
• Capello won’t be pressured in squad selection
• City slickers reduced to trophy-less paupers by Stoke
• Spurs boss sees future for forgotten man ´Pav´
• Mourinho takes first blood over Ancelotti in Champions League
• Quick Report: Inter Milan 2-1 Chelsea
• Clarke scores off pitch with quiz victory
• Last gasp Pato sends Milan second
• Buffon ruled out for a month
• Pato late strike lifts Milan past Fiorentina
• Quick Report: CSKA Moscow 1-1 Sevilla
• Benitez in no hurry to play Torres
• Has TV coverage ruined English football?
• English clubs top Euro debt league
• Zaccheroni: Juve still needs to improve
• Ranieri: Winning Europa League only a dream
• Portsmouth told to forget Premier League bail out
• Hunt agrees new Bremen deal
• Sneijder dreams of CL final against Real
• Ferdinand, Anderson injuries take shine off Utd win
• Hoeness admits Champions League success is key to keeping Ribery
• Toure vows to stay at Barca
• Krasic prefers Spain over Italy
• Inter’s Mourinho faces former employers Chelsea
• Toure rules out leaving Barca
• Hoeness urges Bayern to compete in CL
• Lippi hopeful of Nesta recall
• Mourinho advises Cole to stay in England
• Terry: Absolutely nothing will change
• Guardiola not surprised by Stuttgart draw
• Buffon urges Juve to maintain good form
• Lampard admits Inter move was close
• Ancelotti: I fully respect Inter
• Morelia held in Libertadores by Nacional
• Mourinho needs European success – will his old club end the dream?
• 100 days to World Cup, South Africa still wooing fans
• Pavlyuchenko hands Spurs selection headache
• Vélez edge Deportivo Italia in Libertadores tilt
• Internacional beat Emelec in Libertadores
• Portsmouth fans insist club will survive

Tue 23 February, 2010

• Walcott rues “most frustrating” season
• Cole happy at Stamford Bridge
• Ferdinand and Anderson injuries take shine off United win
• Rooney helps United keep pressure on Chelsea
• Bordeaux seize advantage against Olympiakos
• Benfica advance in Europa League
• Barcelona boss demands more from champions
• Quick report: Olympiakos 0-1 Bordeaux
• Quick Report: Stuttgart 0-1 Barcelona
• I turned down England job, says Mourinho
• Mourinho dismisses domestic woes ahead of Chelsea
• England´s Capello will not tolerate bad behaviour
• Gervinho sidelined for four-six weeks
• Ronaldo issues warning to Lyon
• Del Bosque denies friction with Benitez
• Portsmouth face administration D-Day
• Stuttgart to provide stiff opposition for Barca
• Prandelli warns Viola of tough task ahead
• Eto’o: I hope to repeat myself against Chelsea
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• Panucci leaves Parma
• Inter lodges appeals against bans
• Spurs’ Lennon suffers injury setback
• Lampard declared fit for Inter clash
• Beckham targets Fiorentina scalp
• Pienaar charged with drink-driving
• Panucci quits Parma
• United star pondering future
• Guardiola warns Barcelona
• Moratti angered by suspensions
• Fletcher swayed by Fergie’s words of wisdom
• Ancelotti hits out at Mourinho
• Puyol wary of Stuttgart threat
• European round-up: Barca are the only leaders not to struggle
• Two Chinese football clubs relegated over bribes
• Evra warns United to deal with mental fatigue
• No qualms for Levein over axeing McManus
• Turkey: Fenerbahce lose to Bursaspor
• Fallen giants Nantes stare into abyss

Mon 22 February, 2010

• Villa double extends Valencia´s home run
• Pompey accept Al Fahim’s resignation
• Last 16 Champions League preview
• Blanc wary of Olympiakos threat
• World Cup hero Hurst ´taken in´ by property scheme
• Ewerthon set for return to Brazil after European sojourn
• Mourinho cops three match ´handcuff´ ban
• Inter keeper Cesar fit for Chelsea clash
• Tevez to return for Chelsea clash: agent
• Irish look to new generation for Brazil friendly
• Cristiano thinks of Madeira
• Brazil´s Ronaldo to retire next year
• Adriano could join Roma
• Scotland recall Rangers striker Boyd
• West Brom sign Watson
• Sunderland manager Bruce fined for ref rant
• Injured Cole will be hit in the pocket
• Carragher: Fans must get over Alonso sale
• Diego: This Juventus can fly
• Mourinho heaps praise on Lampard
• Arsenal is looking good for title-Walcott
• Valdano praises Pellegrini
• Leonardo hails ‘perfect’ Milan
• Cech ready to face Mourinho
• Two Chinese football clubs face relegation for gambling
• Angry Mancini wants Tevez back at City
• Redknapp demands more from goal-hero Pavlyuchenko

Sun 21 February, 2010

• Porto crush Braga in Portuguese league
• Brugge beat Standard in Belgian top clash
• Twente close on PSV in Eredivisie
• Besiktas hold Galatasaray in Istanbul derby
• Panathinaikos crash at PAOK
• Higuain double hands Pellegrini win over old team
• Shorey dreaming of England
• Could Manchester United’s defence cost them this season?
• No laughing matter as Pavlyuchenko fires Spurs into fourth
• Niang, Bastos trebles keep pressure on Bordeaux
• Zamora´s late stunner sinks Birmingham
• Cicero double leaves Hertha eyeing great escape
• Downing´s double helps Villa rout Burnley
• Roma close in on Serie A leaders Inter
• Mourinho ´feels unloved´ in Italy
• Allardyce heaps more misery on former club Bolton
• Moyes: Everton can keep young stars
• Ferguson defends Man Utd owners
• Van der Sar to sign new United deal
• Carra may leave Liverpool
• Udinese coach sacked
• Wolves ready to make new bid for Clyne
• Chelsea closing in on Di Maria
• Real Madrid play Villarreal, focus on Barca
• United slip up as Rooney has a rare off-day
• Rooney: Scary Capello intimidating
• Bayern´s van Gaal seeks titles, not records
• Problems mount for Mancini ahead of key match
• Wenger hails Eboue as Arsenal bounce back
• Fergie won´t panic despite tired United´s defeat
• Ancelotti expects title boost to aid Euro mission

Sat 20 February, 2010

• Olympiakos drop points in Greece
• Saint Etienne halt Montpellier´s title push
• Deportivo boost European prospects with win over Xerez
• Diao´s hammer blow stuns Portsmouth
• Genoa thump Udinese to boost Euro hopes
• FIFA ups the cheap seats at S.Africa World Cup
• Hammers boosted as Tigers are tamed
• Drogba double fires Chelsea clear at the top
• I thought I was going to die says Adebayor
• Bendtner and Fabregas keep Arsenal in title race
• Adriano admits to wanting Inter return
• Leonardo defends Milan against Berlusconi criticism
• Ranieri hits back at Mourinho jibes
• Injured Benzema ruled out of Villarreal match
• I´m better than Mourinho, claims Mazzarri
• Keane lifts Celtic past Dundee
• Bayern go top, miss out on record win streak
• Pellegrini defends Real record after Lyon defeat
• Man Utd’s title bid dented by Everton
• Everton dent Man Utd’s title challenge
• Palermo’s Kjaer staying put
• Rangers’ SPL clash at St Johnstone postponed
• Vieira: City move was “risky”
• N’Zogbia eyes “bigger club”
• Ballack wary of Mourinho’s knowledge
• Everton want Pienaar to sign new deal
• Baptista rules out leaving Roma
• Champions League play-offs wouldn’t work
• Premier League reject Portsmouth player sale plan
• Premier League predictions – Chelsea to open up a gap?
• Rooney looks to extend goal run at Everton
• Mowbray exhorts Celtic to launch title charge
• Lyon back to business after Real Madrid triumph
• Roma, Milan pray for Sampdoria favour
• Barca´s Busquets sees Real clash as La Liga decider
• Robben-inspired Bayern eye record winning streak
• United fans have ´right to complain´ – Ferguson
• Ferguson wants Scholes to extend United stay

Fri 19 February, 2010

• Nantes sack coach Furlan
• Chelsea players given behaviour warning