Sun 25 October, 2009

• Katsouranis leads Panathinaikos past PAOK
• Villa returns with goal as Valencia go fourth
• Rubin clinch vital win at FK Rostov
• Twente cruise past Groningen, Ajax victorious at AZ
• Toulouse win, Lille lose as swine flu strikes in France
• Diamanti sparkles as Hammers frustrate Arsenal
• More injury woes for Everton
• Fulham fight back to end City´s home run
• Hertha draw with Wolves to break losing streak
• Juve keep pace with leaders as Roma slump again
• Bolton defeat Everton in five-goal thriller
• McDonald on target as Celtic go top
• Real Madrid offer Van Der Vaart to Chelsea
• Marseille, PSG game postponed over swine flu
• Liverpool recall Torres for clash with Man Utd
• Cicinho eager to know his worth for Roma
• Liverpool chief backs Benitez
• Schalke not bankrupt insists Magath
• Bayern defender van Buyten praises team spirit
• Who’d be a manager?
• Wenger still as hungry as ever after landmark birthday
• City boss Hughes hopes to punish tired Fulham
• Benitez issues rallying cry amid Anfield anguish
• Liverpool beach ball boy says sorry
• Brazil: Atletico Mineiro close on Palmeiras
• Braga drop points in Portugal

Sat 24 October, 2009

• Nigeria, Germany share six-goal Under-17 thriller
• Standard held in Belgian Pro League
• Eredivisie: Narrow win for Feyenoord
• Late goal leads Besiktas past Eskisehirspor
• Bordeaux top French League as Lyon crash at Nice
• Five-star Chelsea on top after Rovers rout
• Injury-ravaged Real fire blanks in Gijon
• Sampdoria show title intent with Bologna thrashing
• Barcelona coach Guardiola refuses to panic
• Dudu Cearense saves the day for Olympiakos
• Potters shock Spurs with a win, as Black Cats slump at Birmingham
• Rodallega double ends Burnley´s proud home record
• Stoke stunt Tottenham´s push for top spot
• Pompey stay bottom after Hull stalemate
• Bruce suffers miserable return to Birmingham
• Mascherano tells Reds to follow Argentina example
• Hibernian´s Stack stands firm to deny Rangers victory
• Spartak jump to top in Russian league
• Van Buyten hits winner as Bayern go fifth
• Ferguson banking on Owen´s big-match record
• Ebanks-Blake keeps cool to earn a point for Wolves
• Redknapp insist his transfer dealings were not a gamble
• Record-breaking Zanetti wracks up 139 straight games
• Wolves boss backs star striker to get goals
• Chelsea’s assistant Wilkins concerned with embargo
• The curse of the ex-player
• Heynckes not disappointed by draw
• Babbel fears Stuttgart sack
• Time out for Nigerian league football
• Atletico turn to Flores
• Agent plays down Giovinco link
• No Premier League return for Mourinho
• Neville: Toffees will bounce back
• PSG duo tested for swine flu
• Premier League predictions – United to heap more pressure on Rafa?
• Rangers desperate to bury Euro nightmare
• Returning Erding sets PSG sights on Marseille
• Stuttering Barca target response against Zaragoza
• Milan looking to push on from Real win
• Benitez needs Liverpool rally against United
• Spurs have new gleam under Redknapp
• Blues on Ancelotti´s wavelength as Rovers await

Fri 23 October, 2009

• Friedrich rescues point for leaders Leverkusen
• South Africa appoint Parreira coach: official
• Defiant Benitez doesn´t fear Liverpool axe
• Real strike force depleted through injury
• Metz unveil Chinese new boy Yi Teng
• Ancelotti to fly from father´s bedside for Blackburn tie
• Premier League strike bumper new deal with Barclays
• The extraordinary rise of the Russian giant killers
• Braga keen on Beckford, says agent
• Spalletti turns down Atletico offer
• Hughes keeps one eye on Anfield
• Reds keen to rekindle Shawcross interest
• Capello reveals key to England´s revival
• Cap issues for Kraft
• Allardyce trashes Trapattoni over Reid claims
• Puyol extends his contract with Barcelona
• Germany-Argentina friendly slated for March 3
• Review ban upsets Makelele
• Rangers star Mendes out for at least six weeks
• Henry linked to New York move: report
• Liverpool fans plan protest against US owners
• Veh gives Grafite the week off
• Fergie won’t write off Liverpool
• Neville would swap Anfield defeat for title glory
• Pirlo: “Another three points in Verona”
• Hughes claims referees favour England`s ‘big four’
• Atletico axes coach Resino
• Terry doubts Reds’ title chances
• Is the natural European order about to be over-turned?
• Producers Ferdinand, Cole attend film premiere
• Doctor calls Milan´s Onyewu operation a ´success´
• Pompey exec faces tax charges, team urged to unite

Thu 22 October, 2009

• Football not a matter of life or death
• Everton, Benfica fans given Madeleine McCann T-shirts
• Robinho facing extended Manchester City lay-off
• McLeish: Wolfsburg raid is unlikely
• Pressure on Celtic as Europa League continues
• Labbadia plays down Celtic clash
• Saviola keen on defeating Everton
• Arsenal coy over Kroenke plans
• Stoke´s Huth gets three-game ban
• Strachan set for Boro job
• Kroenke stays silent at AGM
• No Hope for Grimsby
• Vieri officially calls time on career
• Stuttgart supports Babbel
• 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