Thu 1 October, 2009

• 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
• Lyon romp to victory over Debrecen
• U-20 World Cup: Uruguay beat Uzbekistan to advance
• Ten-man Inter held by Rubin Kazan
• USA too strong for Cameroon at Youth World Cup
• Leonardo plays down sack talk
• Wolfsburg vow to play United at own game
• God help us – Maradona seeks divine aid for Argentina
• Rennes face 36m-euro bill for ground upgrade
• Total focus on Russia game, insists Ballack
• Koreans hold Germany at U-20 World Cup
• Rooney on verge of greatness, says Ferguson
• Austria hit by injury crisis ahead of WC qualifier
• Bullard closes in on return
• Muller slams Germany strikers
• Wigan & M’Bami fail to agree deal
• Megson: Cahill not for sale
• Mancini eager to wait
• Moratti awaits Inter reaction
• No charges against Neuer for alleged elbow
• Yeung gains 86% of Birmingham City, takeover nears
• Martins aware of Owen threat
• Kanoute ready for Ibrox
• Puel pleased with Lyon spirit
• Lippi tells Cassano to wait
• Rafa hits back at Pennant
• Coach Matthaus ´linked to Hertha job´
• Struggling Milan and Zurich set for San Siro bow
• Walter Smith to wait over new deal
• Shaken Bendtner lucky to escape injury
• McAllister set for Pompey
• Mattheaus favorite to land Hertha Berlin job
• Everton play down Pienaar fears
• Attacked French fan dies in Belgrade
• Don´t lose focus, Van Persie warns Arsenal
• European round-up – No stopping Barca and Real but Inter slip up again
• Mexican club drops Honduras trip as US Cup trip looms

Mon 28 September, 2009

• Youth World Cup: Hosts Egypt lose to Paraguay
• Manchester City´s apologetic Tevez sinks West Ham
• Hungary´s Debrecen, a springboard for unknown players
• Italy beat Trinidad and Tobago at Under-20 World Cup
• Can Saudi money finally inspire Liverpool to title?
• Youth Championship: Venezuela join Spain in round of sixteen
• Inspectors give CAN green light to Angola
• Spain through to round of sixteen at World Youth Championship
• Benitez unfazed by Mascherano absence
• PSG coach threatens rival over Makelele slur
• Cruyff unsure over Belgo-Dutch World Cup bid
• Hertha part company with Swiss coach Favre
• Fiorentina coach can´t forget Heysel tragedy
• Wilmots joins Advocaat for Belgium
• Maniche banned for three matches
• Al Fahim determined to revive Portsmouth
• Ballack and Mikel won´t make Chelsea´s Cyprus trip
• Arsenal´s Bendtner to miss Euro tie
• Torres not for sale at any price insists Benitez
• Duffen: Brown axe talk is nonsense
• Trezeguet closing in on Sivori’s goal record
• Referee reports racism at Spanish football game
• Drenthe aplogises after leg-breaking tackle
• Reds duo ruled out of Florence trip
• Reds could land Saudi funds
• Arsenal announce record profits
• Furious Terry lays into Chelsea after Wigan shock
• FA charges West Ham and Millwall over violence
• Cech questions Latics dismissal
• Riordan shrugs off Scotland talk
• Sharp aplogises for goal celebration
• Hamsik double eases pressure off Donadoni
• Leonardo pleads for patience
• Abidal: Barca are well prepared
• McCulloch: Sevilla a massive test
• Frau to the rescue for Lille
• Terry fumes after Latics loss
• Rafa: Torres is priceless
• Freiburg continue their yo-yo season with a win
• Bruce upset over Bent charity
• Gunners reveal record profit
• Hammers and Lions face FA punishment
• Rosenborg win Norwegian championship
• Velez win, River Plate draw in Argentina
• World Youth Championship: Honduras too strong for Hungary

Sun 27 September, 2009

• Wendel dives in to send Bordeaux back to top
• Sao Paulo held by Corinthians
• Anderlecht win, Brugge draw in Belgian league
• Panathinaikos beat AEK in Athens derby
• Galatasaray drop points against Eskisehirspor
• Late goals earn UAE draw with South Africa
• Czechs beat Australia at Under-20 Championship
• Familiar look to the Premier League table
• Jones hands McCarthy a miserable return to Sunderland
• Buoyant Mallorca up to fourth, Xerez make history
• Tom Tomsk no match for Spartak Moscow
• Hamburg stay top of the Bundesliga
• Bologna´s Adailton denies Juventus return to top
• Brazil cruise past Costa Rica at World Youth Championship
• Ajax and Feyenoord win in Dutch league
• Keane says pride hurt by Ipswich´s dismal run
• Saudi prince in talks to buy share of Liverpool FC
• Bayern Munich boss tells Gomez to stop complaining
• Giggs the key for Man Utd says Berbatov
• Torres demands more from Liverpool
• Storrie: I won’t quit
• Sol Campbell quit Notts County over broken promises
• Utrecht add to Koeman’s woes
• Hoeness defends contract policy
• Portsmouth boss predicts bright future ahead
• Rummenigge tells Gomez to keep queit
• Puyol: Title not a two-horse race
• Emery disappointed by late goal
• Rafa sends out Torres warning to Fiorentina
• Saudi Prince set to invest in Premier League side
• Hull chairman defends under-fire boss Brown
• Ryan Giggs goes on and on
• Megson glee over South Korea Lee´s late winner
• Table-topping Newcastle dedicate win to Robson
• Defensive rock Pepe back to boost Real
• Third-choice keeper Mannone first-class, says Wenger
• Fergie hails Giggs as United go top
• Ancelotti expects Chelsea to respond to Wigan setback
• Benitez wants more from hat-trick hero Torres
• Mowbray warns his Celtic stars to improve
• Sharapova faces strong field in Tokyo
• Danilo from villain to hero as Palmeiras beat Paranaense
• Troubled Boca lose at Estudiantes
• Porto beat Sporting in Portuguese classic

Sat 26 September, 2009

• Viudez leads Uruguay past England at Youth World Cup
• Netherlands: PSV and Twente win, AZ lose again
• Sint-Truiden lose, Standard win in Belgian league
• Senturk saves the day for Fenerbahce
• Marseille suffer in shock defeat
• Ghana beat Uzbekistan at Youth World Cup
• Van Persie, Mannone lift Arsenal to victory
• Under-20 World Cup: Cameroon too strong for Korea Republic
• Sensational Sampdoria down Inter to go top
• Real win again as Benzema makes his mark
• United wear down grim Stoke to go top
• Keane nets four to fire Spurs past Burnley
• Zenit beat CSKA in Russian top clash
• Lee´s late strike lifts the pressure on Bolton boss Megson
• Hull hit for six as Torres treble fires Liverpool
• Ancelotti suffers first defeat as Chelsea slump to Wigan