Sat 10 October, 2009

• Maradona in spotlight in battle for World Cup
• Italian coaching greats head to head in Dublin
• The misery of international weekend
• Germans target Arshavin for their Moscow mission
• Henry rallies France for Faroes encounter
• Italian coaching greats to challenge for WC berth
• Rooney aims to succeed Ronaldo as the world´s best
• Germany, Italy, close in on South Africa 2010
• Friendly failures may spell end for SAfrica coach
• Algeria, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Tunisia target WC

Fri 9 October, 2009

• Haunted Swiss see South Africa beckoning
• France to honour slain fan at Faroes match
• We are not nervous, says Klose
• Trapattoni plays his cards right
• Spain eager to keep run going
• Rooney’s Portugal jibe was in jest, says Ronaldo
• Muntari rejects Spurs link
• Chamakh desperate for move away from Ligue 1
• Evra foresees Real clash
• Comolli warns Gunners over Matuidi
• Hughes’ ambition convinced Tevez
• Rooney: Winker got me off the hook
• Almeida suffers setback after appendix op
• Van Gaal begs for more time
• Lippi unconcerned by Cannavaro´s positive test
• Ronaldo fit for Portugal´s crunch Hungary game
• English are more sporting than Italians: Ancelotti
• Benitez urges Denmark not to risk Agger
• Van Gaal eyes Capdevilla and Navarro
• Kuyt, Sneijder in doubt for Aussie match
• Russia launches bid to host 2018 World Cup
• Guti positive about possible return Roberto Carlos
• Rooney hoping Ronaldo suffers World Cup heartbreak
• England star Rooney hopes Portugal misses the World Cup
• City on the hunt for Barcelona duo
• Socceroos launch appeal for quake/tsunami victims
• Will the number one shirt be England’s achilles heel?

Thu 8 October, 2009

• Cannavaro fails dope test, Juve say it´s medication
• Beckham set to return to AC Milan
• Bundesliga a real spectacle
• North Korean stars duck political questions
• Cannavaro fails dope test, claims it´s medicine
• Hennessey wants Finnish scalp
• Okazaki hat-trick power Japan to 6-0 win over Hong Kong
• Toni hints at Napoli switch
• French player Pogba joins Man Utd. from Le Harve
• Vermaelen gets Belgian skipper´s armband
• United cleared to sign Pogba, Le Havre protest
• Saudi prince mulling Liverpool investment
• Serbia warned about further ´incidents´
• League delays decision on Briatore ban
• Hitzfeld advices van Gaal: Let Toni Play
• Inter yet to move for Pandev
• Serbia warned of points penalty
• Gerrard promises Reds reaction
• Celtic chief keen on English switch
• Torres injury scare for Liverpool
• Arsenal and City chase Carles Puyol
• `Tottenham striker Pavlyuchenko set to return to Russia`
• Eljero Elia: `Hamburger SV isn`t the top favourite for the title`
• Campbell about to sign for West Bromwich Albion
• Japan coach rethinks after Scotland withdrawals
• Scotland show that international friendlies are a waste of time
• James faces up to World Cup battle
• Carrick states his case for World Cup place

Wed 7 October, 2009

• Maradona talks of quitting as Argentina coach
• Nigerian heartbreak as Germany advance to quarter finals
• UAE come back from behind to beat Venezuela
• WYC: Brazil just need one half to beat Uruguay
• Iniesta keen on Barca stay
• Adriano is not returning to Milan, says agent
• Liverpool cool down Hunt rumors
• Grafite apologises for complaining
• Scotland squad in flight scare ahead of Japan trip
• UEFA concern at lack of hotels in Ukraine for Euro 2012
• Legrottaglie laments respect of good ol´ days
• Blanc to become new Juve president
• Grant returns to Portsmouth as director of football
• Gomis called in for Ribery
• Grant returns to Portsmouth
• Cesar rejects United rumors
• Milan owners deny sale talk
• Bojan explains Spain U20 absence
• Spurs linked with Muntari
• Republic look to top the group
• De Rossi hits out at impatient Roma presidents
• Carrick eyes Ukraine clash to kick-start season
• Berlusconi´s holding group deny Milan sale rumours
• Fletcher and Hutton out for Scots
• Terry determined to slay spectre of failure
• Roberto Carlos wants to return to Madrid
• Bayern striker Toni suffers in the stands
• Drogba wants Chelsea to sign up Vieira
• Maradona talks of quitting Argentina job
• Liverpool`s Aquilani criticizes Roma medics
• Is Benitez clutching at straws?
• Abgonlahor determined to grab World Cup chance

Tue 6 October, 2009

• Hungary beat Czechs on penalties at World Youth Championship
• WYC: Costa Rica eliminate hosts Egypt
• Ghana advance to quarter finals at World Youth Championship
• Trapattoni ready for any eventuality as Italians loom
• US adds Hejduk to training camp lineup
• Can Italy really retain their World Champions crown?
• Ireland trio ruled out of Italy clash
• PM optimistic Spain will win 2010 World Cup
• Irish trio set to miss Italy tie
• England turn to Cahill and Hart
• Queiroz counting on fit Ronaldo for World Cup qualifiers
• Yeung completes Birmingham takeover
• Italy to observe a minute’s silence before the clash
• Walcott included in England U21 squad
• Baxter bailed in drug and cash probe
• Artificial pitch holds no fear for Ballack
• Bayern Captain Van Bommel back in group training
• Muslim side spurns gay football challenge
• Napoli sack Donadoni
• 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