Thu 24 September, 2009

• North Korea to play World Cup warmups in France
• Toni remains exiled in Bayern reserves
• Blatter slams European clubs for under-20 World Cup no-shows
• Real want early games to tap Chinese viewership
• Police drop Bellamy probe
• Sven feels ‘let down’ after Sol exit
• Al Ittihad grab crucial Asian Champions League edge
• Police drop probe over Bellamy clash with fan
• Pakhtakor and Al-Ittihad draw in AFC Champions League
• Hertha coach Favre get’s club backing
• Della Valle steps down as Fiorentina president
• Barcelona official denies spying claim
• Diouf asked to apologise for race-hate claim
• Government to get tough with the FA?
• Lehmann back after beer trip ban
• ´Old School´ FA told to reform or face funding cut
• Fergie dreams of taking on son Darren´s Peterborough
• Injury scare marrs Yakubu´s triumphant return
• Cole intent to return to peak form after injury

Wed 23 September, 2009

• Wolfsburg, Leverkusen, Hamburg crash out of cup
• Auxerre gored by Wild Boars as fans make silent protest
• German Cup: Hamburg knocked out by third division side
• New boys fire Mourinho-less Inter to top of Italian league
• Holders Man Utd and Chelsea ease into League Cup fourth round
• Rangers and Celtic through in Scottish League Cup
• Olympiakos beat AEK, PAOK held at Panionios
• Big teams through in Dutch Cup
• Club Brugge jump to top in Belgium
• Injured Ibrahimovic doubtful for Malaga clash
• Kaka nets first goal as Real keep pace with Barca
• EBU wins TV rights for Euro 2012
• Hamburg give Poland´s Smolarek a trial
• Kawasaki, Bunyodkor and Umm Salal win in AFC Champions League
• Kawasaki edge Nagoya, Scolari´s men beat Pohang
• Leeds finally heading in the right direction
• Van der Vaart left out in the cold by Dutch coach
• Uruguay’s River Plate close to quarter finals in Sudamericana
• England confirm Brazil friendly
• Sol Campbell quits County after one game: reports
• Thailand says Robson agrees to become coach
• Yeung edges closer to Birmingham takeover
• No police probe into Diouf racist claims
• Sheikh Mansour completes Man City buyout
• Chelsea face QPR test in League Cup
• Why do Manchester City defend the indefensible?
• Van Buyten strikes again as Bayern make third round

Tue 22 September, 2009

• AZ advance in Dutch Cup
• Ngog sends Liverpool´s stand-ins into fourth round
• Young Gunners see off 10-man Albion
• Sint-Truiden’s winning streak ended by Genk
• Advocaat admits Belgium job no joke
• Adler to face Russians, insists Germany boss Loew
• Bayern cruise past Oberhausen as Toni returns
• Sevilla climb to third with Mallorca win
• Bellamy, Neville warned over Manchester derby antics
• Romario to enter politics
• Do we still need the League Cup?
• Kromkamp out for three months after surgery
• Brazil dubbed favorites for Under 20 World Cup
• Ajax reject Luis Suarez’ older brother
• Bayern’s Luca Toni set to play in German Cup clash
• Van der Vaart returns to Real Madrid squad
• Advocaat presented as Belgium manager
• Bolivian defender tested positive after World Cup qualifier
• Cole and Zhirkov in line for Chelsea starts
• Lehmann dropped over beer trip
• Eto´o wants 3mln euros from Barcelona
• Man City take no action over Bellamy slap for fan
• Robson says likely to take Thailand job
• Juventus wary of Genoa threat
• European round-up – Barcelona and Real bag wins and five goals apiece
• Unfinished business fuels Capello´s World Cup hunger
• Leeds face Liverpool in trip down memory lane
• Gerrard wants Liverpool to keep winning

Mon 21 September, 2009

• Thigh strain to bench Motta for a month – press
• League investigating Notts County takeover
• Adidas, Puma resolve 60-year rift in football friendly
• ´Theatrical´ Mourinho hit with ban and fine
• Atalanta replace Gregucci with Conte
• Top Swiss ref banned
• Eintracht Frankfurt rope in new partner
• Stars pay final tribute to Sir Bobby
• Italian chief wants games halted for racist chants
• Duffen’s patience running out with Brown?
• Police probe Bellamy incident at Manchester derby
• Leonardo praises AC Milan in victory over Bologna
• Boca Juniors downed by Godoy Cruz
• Sao Paulo held at Santo Andre while Goias beat Corinthians
• Man United determined to silence City
• Celtic boss Mowbray shrugs off high life
• Man United manager wants to cut out mistakes
• Chelsea face nervous wait over Drogba injury
• Benfica collect points at Uniao de Leiria
• Gent hold Anderlecht, Brugge victorious at Westerlo
• Rubin held by Tom Tomsk, CSKA too good for Dinamo
• Olympiakos victorious at PAOK, Panathinaikos beat Aris
• Fenerbahce beat Istanbul BB in local derby

Sun 20 September, 2009

• Lyon salvage PSG point, hooligans taking French game ´hostage´
• Ronaldo at double as Real Madrid make it three out of three
• Diouf interviewed by police after ball-boy clash
• Last gasp winner sends Celtic top
• Hamburg stay top despite Frankfurt draw
• Rampant Chelsea make it six in a row
• Saha´s double gets Everton back on track
• Record-breakers Sampdoria go top, Mourinho sent off
• Doyle gives Wolves some bite against Fulham
• Real count cost of galactico spending spree
• Owen´s last-gasp winner helps United see off City
• PSV beat Feyenoord in Dutch top clash
• Adebayor lacked respect over celebration: Henry
• Southgate demands Boro response after Albion rout
• Ancelotti unflustered by changing times at Chelsea
• Manchester derby about more than bragging rights this time
• Former Marseille coach arrested
• Bayern Munich must improve, insists van Buyten
• Agbonlahor backed to claim England ticket to SAfrica
• Braga beat Porto to keep perfect record
• Sint-Truiden stay on top in Belgian league
• Spartak beaten by Saturn Mosk Oblast
• Besiktas crash to defeat by Kayserispor
• AZ Alkmaar lose again in Dutch league
• Messi sparks five-goal Barcelona to victory

Sat 19 September, 2009

• Depleted Juve send out title warning
• Bordeaux on top, trouble flares at Grenoble, Nice
• Torres keeps Liverpool on title track
• Leonardo admits Ronaldinho past his best
• Mendes and Smith see red as Gers held by Killie
• Car giants Audi set to buy share of Bayern: report
• Arsenal bounce back in style with Wigan win
• Bolton rally too late to avoid boos in draw with Stoke
• O´Connor ends Birmingham´s away-day blues
• Villa hammer home desperate message to Pompey
• Vermaelen double helps Gunners beat Wigan 4-0
• Van Buyten gets the party started in Munich
• Italians only know how to criticise, says Mourinho
• Burnley´s Nugent double stuns Sunderland
• Ten arrests in Serbia after French fan attack
• Ten-man Rangers draw at Kilmarnock
• Audi ´set to buy share of FC Bayern´
• Sutcliffe expresses concern over misbehaviour
• Tottenham progressing well under Redknapp
• Les Bleus fans hope boss Domenech gets message
• Jamie Carragher expects Liverpool to improve
• Wolves rocked by twin injury blow
• Liverpool on recovery trail at West Ham
• Gunners seek calm after stormy start to season
• Premier League predictions – United and Chelsea to come out on top in the battle of the top four
• Ferguson warns Tevez to expect hostile ManU reception
• Unbeaten Sampdoria home in on record start
• Bayern´s van Gaal looking for redeeming win
• Lyon juggernaut heads for Paris
• United get chance to put City in their place

Fri 18 September, 2009

• United edge Wednesday in Sheffield derby thriller
• Magath misery as Wolfsburg defeat Schalke
• Toni makes comeback for Bayern reserves
• Messi signs new two-year Barcelona deal
• French fan critical after violence in Serbia
• Manchester United vs Manchester City preview
• Man City to fight Adebayor charge
• Enke to return after mystery illness diagnosed
• Villa´s Reo-Coker in hot water after O´Neill row
• Wenger puts Adebayor row behind him
• Guardiola’s delight as Messi deal nears
• Villa send Reo-Coker home
• Grasshopper appoints former FIFA executive Linsi
• Rennes face punishment for poaching young player
• Park signs new two-year contract with Man Utd
• Fergie taunts City ahead of Manchester´s derby day
• African Nations Cup can help Liverpool – Gerrard
• Fabregas rips into banned Adebayor
• Win or bust for former African champions Etoile
• End of an era as Kenyon moves on
• SAfrica ready to welcome England football fans

Thu 17 September, 2009

• Advocaat handed early start to Belgium rescue mission
• Neill seals Everton move
• Shocks, novelty and a goal for Platini as Europa League takes off
• Some big hitters taking part in the Europa League
• Di Stefano best player of all time, not Maradona, says Pele
• Cannavaro out for two-three weeks
• Franco becomes a Hammer
• Real´s Alonso out for one week, Metzelder for two
• Gary Caldwell warns Hoops over contract delay
• Adebayor banned for three matches
• Juventus faces Bayern without Cannavaro but with Diego
• Chelsea appoint insider as new chief executive
• Neill set for Everton move
• Roma targets Adriano
• Mourinho delighted with football, without the ball
• Free agent Franco signs with West Ham
• England job will be Capello´s last – report
• Xabi Alonso out for three weeks
• Liverpool look ahead after Champions League scare
• Lucas Neill set to join Everton
• Premier League get it right on finances and player quotas
• UEFA trials 5 officials as Europa League takes off
• Liverpool seek Premier League tonic after cup scare

Wed 16 September, 2009

• Goal feast as Orlando Pirates maintain lead
• Dynamo beat Kazan to go top of the group
• Bougherra strike gives Rangers point in Stuttgart
• Inter hold Barca in drab stalemate