Thu 10 September, 2009

• Maradona´s woes deepen after Paraguay defeat
• Maradona stares into World Cup abyss
• Ramos to replace Zico as CSKA Moscow coach
• Magpies stay focused over promotion,says Guthrie
• Josue eyeing comeback against Leverkusen
• Don` t believe the hype: Capello tells Rooney and co.
• Azzurri’s can learn from Premier League, says Ancelotti
• End of season for HSV`s Paulo Guerrero
• European giants need to achieve at World 2010
• Materazzi hits back at Ibra slur
• Man Utd ready for Rio return
• Juande Ramos on his way to CSKA Moscow
• Ferguson defends Man Utd in wake of Le Havre claims
• Scotland boss granted stay of execution
• Cannavaro hails Italy´s step forward
• Poland-boss Beenhakker sacked after painful defeat
• Challenging Maradona stays positive
• Japan coach holding tight to World Cup dream
• USA, Mexico close in on WC2010 berths
• England stroll to the World Cup finals
• Brazil, Venezuela pick up wins
• USA, Mexico solidify positions
• USA end Trinidad hopes with World Cup qualifying win
• Ecuador pile pressure on Argentina
• Late-show Bahrain stun Saudis
• Perfect Spain clinch World Cup spot

Wed 9 September, 2009

• Spain march into World Cup finals
• France remain in World Cup hunt after draw in Serbia
• Five-star England head for South Africa in style
• England fly into World Cup in style
• Northern Ireland´s World Cup bid suffers hammer blow
• Italy on brink of qualification after Bulgaria win
• Super-sub Klose keeps Germany on course
• Perfect Dutch end Scotland´s hopes
• Slovakia move closer to maiden World Cup berth
• Norway clinch second spot as Holland beat Scotland
• Belgian coach Vercauteren quits after World Cup flop
• Angola ´on track´ for Nations Cup – CAF
• Ozil to keep his options open
• Schalke boss Magath plans to meet unhappy fans
• Cameroon rise from bottom to top in five days
• Gordon ruled out of Netherlands clash
• Why big clubs should leave youngsters alone
• Osasuna ´fires´ Iranian internationals in hacker attack
• Arsenal´s Rosicky back on pitch after 20 months
• Japan take out Ghana in thrilling friendly
• Iniesta fit again after three months – Barcelona
• Ribery tries to keep the peace at Bayern Munich
• Kick-off times are not child´s play: Loew
• Hiddink considers Premier League return
• Reid finished as Thailand national coach
• Shopping spree continues: Real Madrid sign referee
• Aurelio confident of winning fitness battle
• Beefed-up Agbonlahor ready to take on the bullies
• Iniesta and Marquez ready to play
• England out to rid themselves of the memory of the ‘wally with the brolly’
• Re-energised Mexico seek to maintain momentum
• Saudis look to dash Bahraini World Cup hopes
• Argentina defiant ahead of crucial Paraguay mission
• World Cup in sight for England, Serbia, Spain
• John Terry is determined to make amends

Tue 8 September, 2009

• Five more Euro teams set for 2010 World Cup berths
• Lawrence sends Bafana Bafana for six
• Zidane gets green light for sporting complex
• Press reports are lies, says tetchy Domenech
• Cameroon and Gabon clash for group 1 lead
• Scotland, Norway and FYR Macedonia battle for second in Group 9
• All or nothing for France against Serbia
• England aim for revenge as Ukraine wait to strike
• PSG´s Erding sidelined by shoulder injury
• World Cup near for Spain, Bosnians to defend second place
• Sweden look to profit as Hungary face Portugal
• United won´t intimidate Le Havre over Pogba
• European clubs want FIFA decision on Olympic U-21s
• Mutu makes Chelsea charity counter-offer
• CAF deny Angola in danger of losing African Nations Cup
• Boumsong a doubt for Champions League opener
• Ambrosini extends Milan stay
• Transfer poker begins for Bremen`s Oezil
• Wins more important than scorers for Italy´s Lippi
• Zanetti: Moratti crazy for Messi
• Sneijder doubtful for Scotland clash
• Terry backs Rooney to silence Croatian snipers
• Mutu’s agent calls on Juve support
• Fabiano open to Serie A move, says agent
• Manchester City “within the rules” over Helan signing
• Robinho flattered by Barca link
• Schalke’s Streit ‘shocked’ by supporter abuse
• Madrid-president tells players not to go out at night
• Capello looks forward not back as S.Africa beckons
• N.Ireland lose star striker for Slovakia match
• Marco van Basten warns Milan
• Van Bommel: `My recovery isn`t delayed`
• Mourinho wants Sneijder to play against Scotland
• Will the loyalty of Chelsea players be tested?

Mon 7 September, 2009

• Robinho ruled out of Chile match
• Former Irish international goalkeeper banned for doping
• Germans beat brave Norway to reach women’s final
• Malouda out of suqad, Henry denies criticising coach
• Argentina and France must be in World Cup, says Torres
• Lampard warns England to keep cool against Croatia
• Cisse fury at racist insults by Greek fans
• Evolution rather than Revolution for the MLS
• Man Utd warn Le Havre over Pogba claims
• Le Havre threatened by Man United with action
• Crewe report wrong approach by big club for it’s teenager
• Vidic: Draw against France would be enough
• Butcher confirms McFadden’s suspension
• Reds Co-owner Hicks promises new stadium
• Qualification not revenge the aim for Beckham
• Luca Toni will leave Bayern if he doesn`t get enough time on the pitch
• African teams bie to complete W.Cup line-up
• Mutu will stay with Fiorentina and pay the fine
• Ribery and Escude back in training
• Maradona remains calm under pressure
• Bilic claims England have weak link
• `Chamakh will extend his contract with Bordeaux`
• Will Bayern see the best of Franck Ribery this season?
• Barry aims to avenge Croatian misery
• South Africa face Ireland on World Cup learning curve
• Little-known hot-shots put Ronaldo in World Cup shade

Sun 6 September, 2009

• Ghana qualify for 2010 World Cup finals
• France boss Domenech gets vote of confidence
• Koumas calls time on Wales career
• Are England good enough to win World Cup 2010?
• Last-minute Tunisia grab draw in Nigeria
• Gomez hands Germany injury worry, Oezil to start
• Schalke rebel in dire Streits after running gauntlet of abuse
• Goal-scorer Gomez pulls out of training
• Trapattoni hails ‘important’ win
• Del Bosque: We’re not there yet
• English player union head backs ban on under18 moves
• Ribery and Escude in doubt for Serbia clash
• Mexico shock Costa Rica; USA, Honduras win
• Roma turn to Ranieri to halt the slide
• Honduras, Mexico win to tighten CONCACAF
• Brilliant Brazil reach World Cup finals
• Venezuela hold Chile, small win for Paraguay
• Brazil stun Argentina and qualify for World Cup
• USA comes from behind, beats El Salvador
• Rooney accused of diving by angry Slovenia
• Tartan Army can roar us to Dutch win, says Burley
• Capello given food for thought ahead of Croatia clash
• Colombia earn crucial win over Ecuador, Uruguay lose to Peru
• Germany cruise past South Africa
• High fives as Spain crush Belgium to near World Cup
• Spain crush Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina remain on track

Sat 5 September, 2009

• Croatia, Ukraine win in Group 6
• Bahrain, Saudis locked in Asian stalemate
• Switzerland beat Greece while Latvia stun Israel
• French hopes of automatic qualification in the balance
• Scotland move into second in Group 9, Norway held
• Gomez, Oezil strike as Germany sink South Africa
• Italy, Ireland consolidate Group 8 positions
• Keane finds redemption as he saves Ireland´s blushes
• Slovakia, Northern Ireland held in Group 3
• Gordon relishing Oranje challenge
• Debut delight as Liedson saves Portugal
• Kaladze nightmare hands Italy crucial victory
• Pasanen scores in a comeback win for Finland
• Sweden beat Hungary while Denmark frustrate Portugal
• Ivorians move to qualifying brink
• England warm up for Croatia clash with Slovenia win
• Lampard, Defoe put England past Slovenia
• Cameroon cruise to Gabon win
• Russia, Finland win to keep up with Germany
• Russia overrun Liechtenstein to stay in World Cup race
• Scotland keep World Cup dream alive
• Hassan keeps Egypt´s World Cup hopes alive
• Roma fans vent anger against club owners
• Arsenal´s Djourou out for six months
• Egypt keep pace, defeat Rwanda 1-0
• Dutch coach apologises to Japanese
• Sneijder injured as Dutch beat Japan
• South Korea beat Australia in friendly
• S.Korea outclass Australia
• Busby influence lingers for Solskjaer
• England failure made McClaren stronger
• Profile of World Cup finalists part two
• Former Chelsea chairman blasts transfer trading
• England skipper Terry denies fitness worries
• Ferguson, Platini question moneybags Madrid
• Bates blasts Big clubs and their transfer policy
• Xabi Alonso was deeply hurt by Benitez’s desire to replace him
• Stakes high for old foes Brazil and Argentina
• Ronaldo faces World Cup heartbreak
• El Salvador faces long odds against US in WC qualifiers
• Stinging criticism fires up Fletcher
• Terry wants England to be more streetwise

Fri 4 September, 2009

• Zheng gets Celtic go-ahead
• Norway win Scandinavian battle at Women’s Championship
• Profile of World Cup finalists part one
• Casillas wants to break ´curse´ at World Cup qualifier
• SAfrica launches ´Football Fridays´ in World Cup buildup
• Yorke announces retirement from football
• Cautious Ghana on brink of World Cup glory
• Capello plans to stay with England until 2012
• Ferguson laments growth in simulated fouls
• Pique keen on Fabregas swoop
• Ballack impressed by Bayern