Mon 28 September, 2009

• 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
• Olympiakos beat Panionios for 14th consecutive time
• Ranieri expects Roma present from birthday-boy Totti
• Leverkusen go top as Wolfsburg recover bite
• Easy win for Germany against USA at U-20 World Cup
• Juventus still angry over Genoa draw
• Ten-man Rovers sink Villa with Dunn´s late penalty
• Celtic remain top with victory over St Mirren
• Everton´s Saha hands Portsmouth seventh defeat
• Arsenal face Liverpool in League Cup
• Pato signs Milan contract extension
• The sad decline of ex-Premier League regulars
• Arsenal aim to revive title bid against Fulham
• Top Spanish teams inspired by Messi and Ronaldo
• Liverpool must be ruthless at Anfield: Kuyt
• Ancelotti thinking long-term at Chelsea
• UEFA probes 40 match-fixing cases
• Premier League predictions – Great chance for Tottenham to get back to winning ways
• Ze Roberto eyes Bundesliga title – and world crown
• Inter and Sampdoria face title test
• Fergie hails evergreen Giggs as model pro
• Mowbray faces crunch time with Celtic
• Fergie faces Owen dilemma
• Rennes on high as French tighten grip on troublemakers
• Drogba boosts Blues´ quest for winning start
• Gerrard ´changed´ by bar brawl trial
• Late goal earns Braga sixth win in a row
• Rubin Kazan lose to Amkar Perm
• Youth World Cup: Goals galore as Spain crush Tahiti
• Nigeria stunned by Venezuela at U-20 World Cup

Fri 25 September, 2009

• Wenger ends Arsenal´s Chamakh pursuit
• Atletico chairman backs coach in crisis
• Trapattoni extends Ireland stay
• Bottom three have difficult weekend fixtures
• Geovanni signs new Hull deal
• Ipswich boss Keane considers Campbell signing
• Paraguay and Italy draw at U-20 World Cup
• Belief delivering Liverpool goals: Benitez
• Goalkeeper Dudek back for Poland
• Ferguson keeps faith with Foster
• Birmingham´s McLeish sees bright future under Yeung
• Podolski targets derby victory
• Lehmann set for Stuttgart return
• Appiah wants new club
• Roberto: We need to win
• Emana: I will stay at Betis
• Veh: Wolfsburg open to Dzeko offers
• Turner: Hull players respect Brown
• Carragher issues warning for Owen
• Italy considers vaccinating players for swine flu
• Fergie warns more to come from Man Utd
• Adebayor: I won’t change
• The mystery of Sol Campbell
• Serie A set for American revolution

Thu 24 September, 2009

• Ajax and Feyenoord through in Dutch Cup
• Hosts Egypt beat Trinidad and Tobago at U-20 World Cup
• Anderlecht victorious at Excelsior
• Last-gasp Trezeguet maintains Juve´s unbeaten run
• Everton star Jagielka in knife-raid horror
• MLS opening fixtures released
• Wenger backs Campbell´s brief encounter, Sven stunned
• Rangers boss Smith handed four-match touchline ban
• 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