Sun 6 September, 2009

• 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
• Chelsea vow to fight transfer ban
• Bellamy back in Wales squad for Russia clash
• Real bosses consider Disneyland-style theme park
• Van Bommel anticipating lengthy recovery
• Terry winning fitness battle
• WC qualifying bring questions of failed coaches
• Spending falls, but it is still hardly sensible!
• Ballack to consider international future
• Mourinho irked by Cannavaro’s career advice
• Alonso ready make use of Spain chance
• Kuyt backs Babel for Anfield stay
• Spurs make Walker swoop
• Argentina will crack under pressure: Brazil ace Kaka

Thu 3 September, 2009

• Asamoah uncertain about Schalke future
• Commons: I have nothing to prove
• James never thought of leaving Fratton Park
• Ferguson hopeful of Obertan United bow
• Ajax friendly pivotal in Sno swoop
• Are Pompey heading for the Championship?
• Lula deplores Europe stealing Brazil´s best players
• Chelsea to appeal transfer ban
• Arsenal to appeal Eduardo diving ban
• Brown hints at moer signings
• Lens agree with Fifa ruling
• Scotland call up Langfield as keeper cover
• Cannavaro impressed with Mourinho and Diego
• Klasnic keen on Nantes return
• I´m no cheat says Man Utd´s Rooney
• Dunne turns attention to World Cup spot after Villa
• FIFA hit Chelsea with transfer ban until 2011
• Hull snap up Vennegoor of Hesselink
• Trezeguet to leave Juve at season´s end
• Trezeguet will leave Juventus in 2010
• Ballack to decide future after 2010 World Cup
• Van Nistelrooy: `My heart told me to stay in Madrid`
• Defoe reveals England determination
• Vennegoor of Hesselink joins Hull City
• `Playing for Napoli is like a dream that`s come true`
• Robben: `Real would`ve never sold me to Barcelona`
• Messi shows his sharpness and warns Brazil
• China´s Zheng signs for Celtic
• Boothroyd is back – Hope the Colchester fans know what they’re getting!
• Defoe reveals heartache behind his new lease of life

Wed 2 September, 2009

• Butcher issues diver warning
• Babel open to Ajax loan move
• Adu relishing Belenenses challenge
• Milan loan out Kaka’s brother
• Brazil lead Fifa World Rankings
• Austria name young squad for World Cup qualifiers
• Pompey duo sign new contracts
• Bwin wins La Liga online broadcasting rights
• Football and rugby vying over Fiorentina pitch
• McLeish still keen on Emana
• Who got the best deal on transfer deadline day?
• Kezman makes Zenit switch
• Bayern: No Madrid deal for Ribery
• Schalke´s Streit earns second demotion
• Bendtner and Denilson sign new Arsenal contracts
• Bayern only wants top players in the future
• Ashley Cole signs new Chelsea contract
• Pragmatic Ranieri vows to jolt Roma into action
• Alonso`s Liverpool departure planned for 12 months
• Bolton land Croatian star Klasnic
• No World Cup role for ´Klinsi´, insists Bierhoff
• Xabi Alonso: `It was time for a change`
• Pompey land last minute Williamson
• Ranieri favourite to take over at Roma
• Dunne deal for Aston Villa
• Frustrated Pandev lacks Lazio president`s attitude
• No Ribery deal with Real, insists Bayern boss
• Premier League spending drops as clubs tighten belts
• Carragher unconcerned by Liverpool`s slow start
• Arsenal weigh up appeal against Eduardo ban
• Galliani stays calm after humiliating defeat to Inter
• `Robben didn`t had to leave but Sneijder had to go`
• Van der Sar still open for a comeback in national squad
• Torres happy with Getafe move
• Fergie happy at Birmingham
• Spalletti explains why he quit Roma
• Croatia suggest English conspiracy to injure their players
• Socceroo Kewell to miss South Korea friendly
• Milner rejects Croat kicking allegations

Tue 1 September, 2009

• Quartet sit out Germany training
• Ranieri front-runner for Roma post
• FC Twente make Wellington swoop
• Eduardo banned for two matches after dive
• Ranieri returns to Roma to replace Spalletti
• China captain Zheng close to joining Celtic
• Everton land Heitinga, Spurs sign Kranjcar on deadline day
• Feyenoord make Babovic swoop
• Spurs sign Kranjcar
• 68,000 fans seek volunteer jobs at SAfrica´s World Cup
• City deny Bentley move
• Germany boss Loew calls for more respect
• Benitez charged after Tottenham ref rant
• Rothen signs on loan with Rangers
• Ballack relishes Liverpool´s spluttering start
• Man City in last ditch Bentley bid
• `Wasilewski is my Schwarzenegger`
• Heitinga changes mind and joins Everton
• Villa agree fee for West Ham defender Collins
• Ajax sign Marko Pantelic
• Ben Haim and Yebda join Portsmouth
• Spalletti calls time on Roma career
• Afonso Alves on his way to Qatar
• Croatian FA chief fumes over Modric injury
• `Ranieri in Rome to talk about replacing Spalletti`
• Gudjohnsen excited about Monaco challenge
• Van der Vaart to stay at Real – player
• Osorio could leave Suttgart
• Ribery has not signed Real pre-contract
• Rooney – I´d never walk out on Man Utd
• Michel will not join Birmingham
• Kerlon swaps Inter for Ajax
• Injured Barcelona duo out for couple of weeks
• Ribery laments `lack of feeling` with Van Gaal
• Barcelona`s Gudjohnsen joins Monaco
• South American star joins Stoke City
• Ribery stays at Munich
• Marseille star turns down move abroad
• Portsmouth’s bid for Zaki snubbed
• European Round-up – Inter humiliate their city rivals
• Debut goal for Ibrahimovic as Barca cruise to opening win

Mon 31 August, 2009

• Benfica trash Vitoria Setubal
• Inter: 15 players on international duty
• Galatasaray win at Ankaraspor
• Fabio Grosso is a Juventus player