Thu 22 October, 2009

• Portsmouth chief denies tax evasion allegations
• Domenech stokes up Republic clash
• No drugs or nightclubs for smiling Maradona
• Chelsea appeal against transfer ban
• Laudrup lined up at Atletico – report
• Aquilani makes his Liverpool debut
• Ribéry out of WC playoffs
• Gillett backs Benitez
• Rummenigge demands results from Bayern
• Parreira, Mosimane ready to revive WC hosts SAfrica
• Pressure on Celtic as Europa League group stage continues
• Is Rafa at the last chance saloon?
• Rush tells Liverpool fans to back Benitez
• United maintains perfect Champions League start

Wed 21 October, 2009

• Pato steals Kaka limelight as Milan down Real
• Heinze full of beans as he gives Marseille hope
• Chiellini winner puts Juve back on track
• Ten-man Wolfsburg held by Turkey´s Besiktas
• Bordeaux miss penalties but beat nine-man Bayern
• Kalou puts Chelsea within touching distance of last 16
• Newcastle ordered to pay Keegan´s costs
• Ribery doubtful for Ireland playoffs
• United break Russian duck to maintain perfect start
• Platini stands firm on Ronaldo transfer fee criticism
• No luck for Irish in Stade de France ticket allocation
• Rangers´ injuries compound shock of Euro loss
• Germany striker Cacau out for three weeks
• Rangers slam ‘disgusting’ abuse
• Promotion fears led to Boro change
• Hodgson reveals job offers
• Luca Toni hints at Bayern exit
• Rummenigge to stay at Bayern through 2011
• Newcastle ordered to pay Keegan`s costs
• `Bayern has the best offense in Europe`
• Van Gaal on exact same height as Klinsmann
• Forlan looks forward to Chelsea
• Xavi: “We did not deserve to lose”
• Offensive problems for Wolfsburg boss Veh
• Middlesbrough sack Southgate
• Asia key to Australia hosting World Cup, says FFA
• CSKA Moscow and United – Equally Ambitious about Victory
• Brown: Hull will regain form
• Reds in despair with injuries
• Manchester return to Moscow with knockout in sight
• Zurich as ´yes we can´ outsiders in Group C
• Emotional Milan reunion for Real new boy Kaka
• Chelsea´s Ancelotti prays for more Anelka magic
• Juve to treat Haifa like Real, says Chiellini
• What will Capello and Redknapp make of Crouch’s behaviour?
• Mourinho insists Group F wide open

Tue 20 October, 2009

• Liverpool booed as Lyon inflict fourth straight defeat
• Unirea destroy Rangers Champions League hopes
• Da Silva´s late show forces Arsenal to settle for a point
• Champions League stunner as Barca beaten by Russian champs Rubin
• Unbeaten Sevilla humble Stuttgart to lead group
• Inter in trouble after Dynamo draw
• Notts County takeover gets League approval
• Braafheid joins Bayern´s lengthy injury list
• Hillsborough set for 22 million pounds redevelopment
• Ex-Ireland keeper Kenny defiant after failed dope appeal
• European giants meet on Wednesday night
• Ferrara looking for Maccabi redemption
• Huth accepts FA charge over Upson clash
• Kaka ready for Milan date
• Sven out of Swede running
• Bougherra set to miss Euro clash
• Sweden´s Henrik Larsson announces retirement
• Reina rues beach ball goal
• Blatter to contest another FIFA election
• Ancelotti wants Chelsea to kill off Atletico
• Leverkusen´s Rolfes to miss Dortmund clash
• Cattermole out for 12 weeks at Sunderland
• Sacchi: `Inter is far too strong for their competitors`
• Agger: Gerrard`s return is a major boost for the team
• Seedorf is confident Milan will bounce back from a bad period
• `Reaching the Champions League final is our main goal`
• Desperate Liverpool look for European boost
• European round-up: Real close the gap as Barcelona falter
• US defender Onyewu to have surgery

Mon 19 October, 2009

• Fulham enjoy birthday celebration at Hull´s expense
• Injured US forward Davies leaves intensive care
• Bayern´s Robben out of Bordeaux trip
• Liverpool lull means little to Lyon
• Shocks to be had in the play-offs
• South Africa fire coach Joel Santana – official
• Stoke City´s Huth charged over Upson clash
• Parma exceeding expectations
• Walcott out for ´three to four´ weeks, says Wenger
• Guardiola keen on avoiding defeat
• Leonardo hopes of turning point
• Beach ball referee punished with demotion
• Poleksic wary of Jovetic threat
• Five to miss Man Utd match in Moscow
• Liverpool sale talks ‘on hold’
• Southgate stands firm
• Sweden interested in Eriksson
• Gerrard fit for crucial match against Lyon; Torres still sidelined
• France handed tough Irish draw for playoffs
• Leonardo praises Milan as Ranieri blasts referee
• Roma chief blames ref for defeat
• Ferguson charged over referee remarks
• HSV winger Romeo Castelen out for several months
• Giggs injury doubt for Man Utd
• Sevilla`s Negredo to miss Champions League clash with Stuttgart
• Pact with young players kept Wenger away from Real
• `Maradona`s behaviour is unacceptable`
• Argentina: San Lorenzo stay on top as Estudiantes lose
• Big four are starting to crack: Man City´s Hughes
• Panathinaikos held by Kavala
• Belgium: Late goal leads Brugge past Gent
• Flamengo stop Palmeiras in Brazilian league
• Fenerbahce lose, Galatasaray win in Turkey
• Sparta beat Feyenoord in Rotterdam derby
• Spartak and Zenit victorious in Russia

Sun 18 October, 2009

• The importance of home ground
• Downing targets Villa Christmas debut
• Nene double buries Lens
• Wenger slams Birmingham fans after Taylor chants
• Xerez secure first top-flight win to compound Villarreal´s misery
• 10-man City hold on for draw at Wigan
• Inter clear after Sampdoria held at Lazio
• English FA to investigate Chopra race row
• Wolves see off Gladbach after frantic finish
• Blackburn claim local bragging rights over Burnley
• Walcott down with knee injury
• Mowbray not concerned at Celtic home form
• West Ham set for £100 million takeover – report
• Kevin Kilbane insists Hull is his priority.
• FA to investigate racist claims
• Carrick: We can cover for Wayne
• Sullivan reveals Old Town interest
• Consortium line up £100m Hammers bid
• Messi and Ronaldo head the Ballon d’Or list
• Winter stunned by ‘Beach’ ball strike
• Argentine Messi headlines Ballon d´Or nominees
• United back at the top
• Ancelotti promises Chelsea crackdown
• Mowbray not concered at Celtic home form
• Injuries leave United with European worries
• Wenger slams Ridgewell over Walcott injury
• Anderlecht win in Belgium, Standard lose
• Besiktas earn second win in a row
• Fan beaches Liverpool´s title hopes
• Olympiakos cruise to victory, PAOK follow
• Rubin Kazan defend lead in Russia

Sat 17 October, 2009

• Record breaker Raul sends Real top is Spain
• Rafael Benitez fumes as Liverpool’s title dream fades
• Record breaker Raul sends Real top in Spain
• Alan Curbishley eyes £2m compensation from West Ham
• Second straight defeat for Bordeaux
• Turin stalemate keeps Juve and Fiorentina off top
• Deportivo bring Sevilla back down to earth
• Redknapp joy as Spurs add to Pompey´s problems
• Bilyaletdinov rescues a point for Everton
• Slick Gunners too strong for Birmingham
• Valencia strikes as United go top
• Sunderland burst Liverpool´s title balloon
• Beattie brace prolongs West Ham woe
• Villa add to Chelsea´s away-day blues
• Leonardo looking for change in attitude
• Celtic held as Rangers fight back to go top
• Mueller strike helps lift Bayern up to fifth
• Ronaldo for WC play-offs – Quieroz
• Ferguson issues financial warning
• No Swede dreams for Hodgson
• City sweat on Bellamy
• Malouda may retire at Chelsea
• Gerrard and Torres missing for Liverpool
• Mowbray welcomes back Celtic´s walking wounded
• WCup hangover complicates life for Premier League
• Barcelona braced for Valencia, Real without Ronaldo
• Title rivals go head to head in Italian Serie A
• Bloodied Bordeaux look to re-assert superiority
• Premier League predictions – Harry to celebrate at his old home?
• Chelsea face test of progress
• Yeung outlines scale of Birmingham ambition
• Crucial week for Reds starts with Black Cats test
• United seek to banish memories of Sunderland shock

Fri 16 October, 2009

• Brave Ghana stun Brazil in U20 World Cup final
• Ghana beat Brazil to win U20 World Cup
• Maradona says sorry to world´s women, not journalists
• Blatter wants U-20 World Cup participation compulsory
• Hodgson unaware of Sweden interest
• Torres and Gerrard to miss Sunderland trip
• Mythic Maracana faces three-year shutdown
• Celtic fume over Loovens ban
• Scottish game faces ´death´, says Rangers boss
• Beckham eyes World Cup dream double
• Brazil stay top of FIFA rankings
• Ancelotti keen for Cole to secure new Chelsea deal
• Carragher hopes to revive Liverpool´s title bid
• FIFA to open disciplinary probe into Maradona
• Redknapp has no fears over Portsmouth return
• Bullard set to end Hull injury nightmare
• O´Neill can´t promise Heskey a Villa recall
• Wenger rules out Arsenal return for Campbell
• Leverkusen smells blood against weakened HSV
• Trezeguet: We want a comeback
• Man City boss plays down Robinho`s Barca talk
• Rooney misses Bolton match, Van der Sar back in starting XI