Tue 6 October, 2009

• Update: Napoli confirms Donadoni`s dismissal
• United warned “bully” Ferguson will pay for ref rant
• Edwin van der Sar returns for reserves
• Maloney out of Scotland squad for Japan
• Napoli: Mazzarri to replace Donadoni
• Liverpool co-owner blames Benitez
• Aquilani close to return to Liverpool`s first squad
• Valdano: Huntelaar wasn`t good enough for Madrid
• Home town honours Man Utd star Park
• European round-up: Barcelona and Inter hit the top
• Al Faraj company lands majority Portsmouth stake

Mon 5 October, 2009

• Dunne makes his point but City rescue a draw
• Korea too strong for Paraguay at Under-20 World Cup
• US men gather before World Cup qualifying push
• Domenech warns against French complacency
• Ronaldo says will be ready for Portuguese call
• Old Firm going backwards
• Owen set to resume training on Tuesday
• WYC: Italy beat Spain to advance to quarter finals
• Leonardo stands firm at Milan
• Injured Villa to miss World Cup qualifiers
• English FA investigate Ferguson and Allardyce´s rants
• Al-Fahim expects Portsmouth takeover bid
• France lose Ribery to knee trouble
• Donadoni closing in on Napoli exit: press
• Ferrara unperturbed by Palermo lesson
• Four pull out of Scotland squad for Japan
• Ref confesses to Old Firm penalty blunder
• Petric out of Croatia squad for Kazakh qualifier
• Villa boss O´Neill expects City to crack the top four
• Belgian keeper Stijnen retires
• England game live in cinemas, on Internet
• Wolfsburg boss Veh criticizes frustrated Grafite
• Llorente leaves hospital after blow to head
• Knee problems force Hannover`s Valerien Ismael to end career
• Madrid boss Pellegrini: `Sevilla deserved the win`
• Francesco Totti set to be sidelined for two weeks
• Ancelotti´s Chelsea take title initiative
• Arsenal hit Rovers for six
• Rangers hope Old Firm win can kick start season
• Euro trip to blame for Stoke stalemate, says Moyes
• Argentina: Velez Sarsfield lose to Boca Juniors
• Benitez refuses to write off Liverpool´s title challenge
• Easy win for Porto, Sporting held by Belenenses

Sun 4 October, 2009

• Italy welcome back Gattuso for crucial World Cup qualifiers
• Palmeiras stay on top in Brazil
• South Korea´s Park sparks Monaco victory
• Brugge beat Anderlecht to take Belgium lead
• Capello brings in Agbonlahor, while Walcott stays on sidelines
• Fenerbahce extend lead as Galatasaray lose
• Goal-shy Villarreal frustrate fans and Valverde
• Chelsea sweep aside Liverpool to regain top spot
• Spartak Moscow close on Rubin Kazan in Russian league
• Problems for the Hammers
• Stanislas saves Hammers against 10-man Fulham
• Osman rescues draw for Everton
• Pizarro, Hunt fire Bremen up to third
• PSV leave Eredivisie lead to Twente
• Rampant Arsenal hit Blackburn for six
• Ronaldinho rescues point for Milan
• Evra concerned by United´s sloppy defending
• Grafite frustrated at sub´s role for Wolfsburg
• Stuttgart coach Babbel warns Lehmann
• McCoist: I want to stay for life
• Eriksson believes in England World Cup victory
• Hard-up Pompey set for takeover lifeline: report
• Rangers demand Old Firm victory to avert crisis
• Cahill hails Everton´s fighting spirit
• Wenger focuses on the future after landmark week
• Torres or Drogba? – you decide
• Lack of goals makes Bayern´s Schweinsteiger ´sick´
• Capello won´t rest England stars for last qualifiers
• Hart predicts new investment soon as Pompey win at last
• Coyle rates Birmingham defeat above United shock
• Estudiantes suffer first defeat at Argentinos
• Portugal: Seven in a row for Sporting Braga
• Beckham close to Milan return

Sat 3 October, 2009

• Brazil win Group E as Australia go home
• Costa Rica escape at Under-20 World Cup, USA eliminated
• Last-gasp Sneijder sends Inter top
• Feyenoord and AZ win in Dutch league
• Pedro wonder strike sends Barca top
• Rodrigo Tabata leads Besiktas past Denizlispor
• Weary Bordeaux slump to shock defeat
• WYC: South Africa advance, Honduras eliminated
• Hungary beat UAE to win Group E at World Youth Championship
• United rescue last-gasp draw against Sunderland
• Deportivo down Tenerife to go fourth
• Easy win for Olympiakos at Levadiakos
• Hibs go second but left frustrated
• Pompey lift the gloom with win at Wolves
• Burnley keep home fires burning
• Battling Bolton frustrate Spurs
• Hull ease the pressure on boss Brown
• Leverkusen smash Nuremberg to go top
• Ronaldo out of Sevilla tie after ankle injury
• Sevilla not out of La Liga title race
• Funkel confirmed as new Hertha coach
• United thriving as rivals falter
• Premier League predictions – Chelsea to win the big one?
• Lyon, Bordeaux count cost of Europe football exploits
• Real provide title test for dark horses Sevilla
• Leonardo on brink for AC Milan´s Atalanta trip
• Chelsea and Liverpool feel the heat
• Berbatov uses criticism to fuel United´s title charge
• Uzbekistan, England eliminated at U-20 World Cup
• Ghana hold Uruguay to win Group D
• Korea advance to second round, USA’s fate uncertain
• Germany finish first in WYC Group C

Fri 2 October, 2009

• Asamoah breaks goal drought in style for Schalke
• Benitez expects immediate response from Liverpool
• Rafa Benitez: Chelsea’s Ancelotti Is A Great Manager
• Redknapp laughs off Portsmouth return speculation
• Are Arsenal better suited to Europe than the Premier League?
• Ancelotti wants Chelsea to underline credentials
• Bale gets monkey off his back
• Mowbray vows to lift Celtic gloom after Euro flop
• Perfectionist Wenger demands more from himself
• Pompey refinancing on track despite Al Fahim op
• Fergie faces up to selection headache
• Old Firm showdown won´t decide the title: Smith
• Keegan awarded £2m for Newcastle dismissal
• Last chance gone for Michael Owen?
• WYC: Paraguay clinch second place in Group A
• Bogy leads Egypt past Italy at Under-20 World Cup

Thu 1 October, 2009

• Celtic held in Euro grudge match as Everton, Fulham win
• YWC: Tahiti no match as Nigeria keep hope
• Spain beat Venezuela to win Group B
• Lyon looking stronger this season
• Germany´s Ballack ´all-clear´ for Moscow clash
• Portsmouth players assured wages will be paid
• Adebayor escapes further ban over goal celebration
• Robben relieved but set for a month on the sidelines
• Ronaldo doubtful for Sevilla after ankle injury
• Ancelotti confident Lampard will end goal drought
• Domenech puts faith in Benzema for World Cup
• Villa thriving without Barry: O´Neill
• Italy unveils Euro-2016 bid cities
• Agger happy to be close to comeback
• Valencia-Genoa clash tops Europa League bill
• Lampard not Blue over poor displays
• Villa stance disappoints Davies’ agent
• Albelda hoping to contain Genoa
• Defoe injury blow for Tottenham
• Galliani offers support to Leonardo
• Owen England hopes recede as injury trouble flares
• Ranieri wants response from Roma
• Resino determined for Atletico revival
• Wenger passes Gunners milestone
• City await Adebayor verdict
• Bremen stars face fitness reace
• Scotland´s Burley experiments for Japan trip
• Robben injury blow for Bayern
• Lille keen Slavia success
• Is the natural order about to be challenged?
• Carrick seals United comeback as Milan humbled

Wed 30 September, 2009

• UAE beat Honduras and advance to round of sixteen
• Carrick and Giggs haul United to victory
• Goal machine Ronaldo seals another Real victory
• Zurich heap pressure on under-fire Leonardo with Milan win
• Chelsea struggle to beat APOEL
• Honours even as Bayern held by Juventus
• Ciani sees Bordeaux past obdurate Maccabi
• Scolari fails in AFC Champions League bid
• YWC: Hungary cruise past South Africa
• Brazil and Czech Republic advance at World Youth Championship
• CSKA on song against Besiktas in Moscow
• France unveils anti-hooligan police unit
• Great footballers don’t always make great managers
• Iraqi and Kuwaiti clubs to face off in landmark tie
• Altidore, Howard, Donovan top US award finalists
• Gold hoping to continue under Yeung
• Costa Rica bounce back at Under-20 World Cup
• Kroenke increases stake in Arsenal
• Ban for Bellamy clash fan
• Liverpool will bounce back against Chelsea: Rafa
• Babbel rues dropped points
• Partizan ‘Humiliated’ by fan’s death
• Cross city rivals hoping to reverse fortunes
• Mourinho confident despite second slip
• Benitez furious at Liverpool´s Florentine flop
• Santa Cruz: City can win title
• Gillett rubbishes F6 takeover talk
• Tevez: I’ll celebrate against United
• FIFA suspends Brunei for government interference
• Toulouse call for punishment
• Assuncao confident for Porto trip
• Kaka calls for real calm
• Reds owners dismiss selling talks
• Benitez furious over Liverpool performance
• FIFA have gone totally mad
• Juve win is the goal, insists Bayern´s van Gaal
• United, Chelsea bid to build on winning start
• Evans on verge of United breakthrough
• FIFA says Honduras is safe to host US in Cup qualifier
• Ghana crush England to advance at World Youth Championship

Tue 29 September, 2009

• Sevilla blitz groggy Rangers
• Barca sink Kiev to get defence up and running
• Van Persie breaks stubborn Olympiakos resistance
• Jovetic inspires Fiorentina to Liverpool win