Tue 10 November, 2009

• No surgery for Torres-Benitez
• West Ham’s Davenport denies assault charge
• Carsley: “An embarrassing case of cheating”
• Dzeko’s Milan dream still alive
• Defiant Benitez says Liverpool can still win title
• Werder remains calm over Ozil link
• Dunga denies Roma’s request and calls up Doni and Juan
• Redknapp in favour of Old Firm England bid
• European round-up: Barca and Inter stay ahead of the field
• Cameroon Lions roar back under French magician

Mon 9 November, 2009

• Gerrard makes unlucky Birmingham pay penalty
• Seedorf backs Beckham to boost Milan
• Smicer hangs up boots
• Capello looking at options
• South Africa axe late arrival Khanyeza
• Ronaldo wins damages over drink binge libel
• Cruyff promises fireworks with Catalonia
• Ashley Cole set for more time out injured
• Rooney warned over referee comment
• Bayern set Christmas deadline for Van Gaal
• Navas gets Spain call-up
• Pellegrini confident of Real’s Cup chances
• Real refuse to release Ronaldo
• Benitez ‘100 per cent’ sure his team will climb the table
• Ferguson set to escape action over latest ref rant
• Roma refuse to release duo
• Ranieri criticizes Vieira over De Rossi injury
• Di Maria focused on Benfica
• Martinez: Bright future for Diame
• Toure hopes Yaya joins City
• Dossena desperate to leave Liverpool
• Becham pulled out of England squad
• Mourinho takes a shot at Balotelli
• Beckham´s Galaxy advance to next round
• Porto and Lisbon struggle in Portugal
• Anderlecht jump to top in Belgium
• Ancelotti warns of Gunners threat as Fergie fumes

Sun 8 November, 2009

• Benfica returning to glory days
• Capello avoids Benitez row by resting Gerrard
• Valencia keep up Champions League push
• Title out of sight as Palmeiras lose to Fluminense
• Galatasaray come back from behind to beat Diyarbakirspor
• Panathinaikos back on top in Greece
• Hamburg go second despite Stajner´s late penalty
• Dempsey helps Fulham make a point
• Bordeaux title hopes suffer jolt
• Terry sinks Manchester United to extend Chelsea’s lead
• Twente beat Ajax in Dutch top clash
• Rubin Kazan one win away from Russian championship
• Everton send Hammers back into relegation zone
• Milan move third, Sampdoria slip in Italy
• Hull ease pressure on beleaguered boss Brown
• Bayern fine stars Lahm and Toni
• Benitez warns Capello to rest Gerrard
• Bayern duo to face disciplinary action
• Pellegrini insists Real deserved victory in Madrid derby
• Chelsea’s John Terry – Victory is more ours than United’s
• Barcelona’s whooping bid for Untied’s Wayne Rooney
• Hicks: No plans to sell star player
• Why Manchester City are still not quite good enough
• Hughes set to face owners questions as City slip again
• Ancelotti confident ahead of United test
• Zola looks for hammer blow against struggling Everton
• Football fever transforms ´Carmen´ in SAfrica
• Australia warns of unauthorised World Cup tickets
• Pohang Steelers coach eyes Club World Cup
• Sporting Braga suffer first defeat in Portugal
• Newell’s beat River Plate to defend lead
• Olympiakos held to draw by Iraklis
• Turkey: Six in a row for Besiktas
• Spartak drop valuable points in Russia
• Spurs can stay in top four: Redknapp

Sat 7 November, 2009

• Grenoble end losing French run
• Rampant Arsenal put bite on Wolves
• Nine-men Deportivo hold on to defeat Getafe
• Toni’s early exit angers Bayern
• Fans protest at St James’ Park
• Roberts rises from sick bed to give Blackburn tonic
• Penalty miss mars Bent´s return to Spurs
• Five-star Villa destroy Bolton
• City lose elite spot as Burnley break away jinx
• Early-bird Boyd shoots down St Mirren
• Injury setback for Jagielka
• Draw at Bayern denies Schalke second spot
• Mutu set to miss crucial matches
• DRC club Mazembe are African champions
• Arsene Wenger – “Manuel Almunia’s experience is vital”
• Robinho’s father hints at Barca move
• Manchester City to meet Barca over Robinho’s transfer
• Big game of the weekend!
• Benitez still counting on Torres for key game
• South Korea´s Pohang win AFC Champions League
• Pohang beat Al Ittihad to win AFC Champions League
• Beckham raring to play Champions League
• Queiroz defiant on Ronaldo call-up
• Injury setback for Everton´s Jagielka
• Premier League predictions – Chelsea to open up a gap?
• Drogba has United in his sights
• Rangers teen Wilson out to impress
• Bayern´s sleepless van Gaal eyes Schalke
• Struggling Romans tackle high-flying Milanese
• French Eurostars return to title fight
• PENDING Korean, Saudi sides meet in AFC Champions League final
• Mazembe ´hide´ ahead of African final
• Ferguson makes case for United defence
• Krasic set to spark transfer scramble

Fri 6 November, 2009

• Serie A TV rights sold for €181.5 m
• Leaders Leverkusen rout Frankfurt
• Moyes keen on Old Firm in Premier League
• Shawcross agrees to new Stoke deal
• Capello in awe as he unveils Ramsey bust
• Angola coach shuns ´disrespectful´ star Manucho
• CSKA Sofia coach resigns
• UEFA opens disciplinary proceedings into Unirea
• Chelsea in perfect form to face United: Ancelotti
• Loew calls up Hunt and Mueller for friendlies
• Real to defy Portugal request for injured Ronaldo
• Ferrara interested in Arsenal duo Eboue and Sagna
• Ferguson frets over Ferdinand injury
• Milan CEO Adriano Galliani announces Beckham’s joining date
• Chelsea’s transfer ban suspended by CAS
• Schalke ready to deepen Bayern’s wounds
• Rooney to follow Ryan Giggs footsteps
• Liverpool interested in Hamburg-star Elia
• Kuszczak: “Maybe Van der Sar doesn’t like me”
• Everton are not the same without Arteta
• SAfrica can reach WCup quarter-finals, says Parreira

Thu 5 November, 2009

• Who is the Premier League’s most under-fire boss?
• Roma late show shocks Fulham, Celtic face Euro exit
• Mutu sidelined for month following knee op
• World Cup hosts SAfrica recall McCarthy
• Rangers charged over European fan trouble
• Ronaldo out for two more weeks: club
• McLeish denies Sheva link
• Wenger: Merida deal agreed
• Cristiano Ronaldo out for another month – Real Madrid in despair
• Pazzini aims to be in Italy National line-up for World Cup
• Benitez puts duo’s surgery on hold
• No place for Vieira as Domenech names playoff squad
• Fans blast Newcastle stadium name-change
• “On fire Drogba can make the difference”
• Wigan keen on signing Raul Tamudo
• Atletico striker Sergio Aguero flattered by Chelsea’s interest
• No H1N1 vaccines, or re-scheduled matches: Platini
• Dossena’s agent denies Napoli transfer rumours
• West Ham on the up: Zola
• Ibrahimovic: “We have no reason to worry”
• LA Galaxy Bruce Arena relieved over Beckham-Milan resolution
• Kroenke on brink of Arsenal takeover bid
• Liverpool still hopeful about Champions League
• Jose Mourinho hails Inter’s victory
• Beckenbauer criticizes Van Bommel
• Pressure is on Barcelona-Sneijder
• Shakhtar, Sporting, Salzburg eye Europa progress
• Benitez: “I only think about the next match”
• How to get a manager to resign
• Fletcher sets sights on psychological edge over Chelsea

Wed 4 November, 2009

• Late Unirea leveller thwarts Rangers
• Super-sub Hines lifts Hammers out of drop zone
• Late Lyon leveller dents Liverpool´s European hopes
• Fiorentina on brink of second round after Debrecen rout
• Last-gasp Sneijder sends Inter top in Champions League
• Ronaldo to see old doctor over ankle problem
• Defiant Kazan hold Barcelona in Champions League
• Pompey chief exec charged with tax evasion
• Cristiano Ronaldo to miss Atletico Madrid Clash
• Storrie charged with tax evasion
• Hamren to coach Sweden
• Beckham needs Milan move
• Osasuna Monreal attracting interest – Azpilicueta denies transfer speculations
• Vieira´s France future hinges on squad for Ireland
• Pepe unhappy about penalty decision in 1-1 draw against Milan
• Spanish League angered by tax hike plans
• Merida tempted by Atletico
• Liverpool lose Degen appeal
• We’ve got nothing to fear-Kuyt
• Guardiola: “Rubin Kazan’s victory wasn’t a matter of luck”
• Spurs give trial to Hong Kong striker
• Kaka: “A nice, emotional evening”
• Wenger: “I can’t stand November”
• I’m sure we will play a great game against Dynamo- Stankovic
• Sebastien Frey sidelined for Debrecen clash
• Leonardo pleased with Beckham
• Pellegrini: Real Madrid deserved a win over Milan
• Robben criticises short revalidation period
• Van Gaal remains confident after Bordeaux disaster
• Alonso was a top player – Gerrard
• Crisis-hit Rangers face must win task in Romania
• In defence of Rio Ferdinand
• Lyon´s Cris downplays Liverpool injury problems
• Sevilla eye next round against struggling Stuttgart
• Fabregas wants Arsenal to show killer instinct
• ´Russian roulette´ pays off for Ferguson

Tue 3 November, 2009

• Marseille start lucky, but end with romp over Zurich
• Valencia seals dramatic United fightback in Champions League
• Drogba back with a bang as Chelsea qualify for knockout phase
• Impressive Bordeaux progress in Champions League, Bayern on the edge
• Milan and Madrid draw to move closer to qualification
• Juve bounce back with victory at Haifa
• Hamburg´s Boateng in fitness race for Celtic