Thu 14 May, 2009

• Four-star Barca crush Bilbao to lift Kings Cup

Wed 13 May, 2009

• Muslera the hero as Lazio win Italian Cup on penalties
• Celtic reclaim edge in Scottish title battle as Rangers held
• Manchester United on brink of 18th Premier League title
• Stuttgart stay in German title race with win at Schalke
• McDonald faces probe over tackle that triggered row
• Marseille close in on French footbal title
• Marseille close in on football title glory
• Bayern name Van Gaal to replace Klinsmann
• Hey wants player commitment for W.Cup qualifiers
• Klinsmann sacking has helped Bayern: Podolski
• Gattuso defends Ancelotti against Berlusconi blast
• UEFA confirms Polish sites for Euro 2012
• Miller blow for Rangers title hopes
• Gerrard wins player of year award
• Coppell resigns as Reading boss
• Coppell leaves Reading
• Gerrard named Footballer of the Year
• Dodo set to join United
• Are Newcastle too good to go down or do Hull deserve to be in the Premier League?
• AFC chief Bin Hammam keen to mend fences
• Coyle warns Burnley that EPL still a long way off
• Man Utd on brink of title at Wigan

Tue 12 May, 2009

• Poland awaits UEFA decision on Euro sites
• Lyon back on song but Canaries are sinking
• Celtic move back to the top
• Hot-shot Dzeko and Grafite keep Wolfsburg on top
• Platini calls for ´zero-tolerance´ approach to racism
• Berlusconi ´blasts Ancelotti´ for failed title bid
• Advocaat edges closer to Belgium job
• Zola Chelsea link costs BBC libel payment
• Shearer tells Newcastle to build on derby win
• Bolton wants at least £15m for Cahill
• Hamburg youngster to join Everton
• Petit tells Wenger to change transfer policy
• European round-up – Barcelona and Inter don’t quite make it this week.
• Wolfsburg baying for revenge against Dortmund
• Caldwell honoured as Scotland´s best

Mon 11 May, 2009

• Newcastle beat Middlesbrough, stay afloat in Premier League
• New MLS club name will be Philadelphia Union
• Wiese faces probe over Hamburg taunts
• Man Utd and Barcelona players lose UEFA appeals
• Juve crisis is over, insists Ranieri
• Kamara desperate to qualify for Europe
• Tristan keen on Spain return
• Shevchenko pledges future to AC Milan
• UEFA decision on Drogba could take weeks
• Real, thinking about the future
• Ferguson tight-lipped over Tevez future
• Back to drawing board for Real Madrid
• Tottenham captain King ´bailed after assault´
• Spurs captain sorry for night club incident

Sun 10 May, 2009

• FC Porto claim fourth consecutive Portuguese title
• Barcelona fails to wrap up Spanish League title
• Barcelona fail to wrap up Spanish League title
• Jose set to coach Angola after quitting Ahly
• Almeida double dents Hamburg´s title hopes
• Granero fires Getafe away from relegation zone
• Inter held at Chievo to give Milan renewed hope
• Ruthless Chelsea demolish Arsenal
• Inter held at Chievo to give Milan new hope
• No room for error in four-way Bundesliga race
• Hughes expects Man Utd to win the title
• Tevez ´leaving United´, to stay in England
• Arsenal, Chelsea aim to recover from Euro exits
• Spurs captain King held on assault charge
• Usmanov urges Arsenal to spend
• Man City launch bid for Alonso
• Benitez refuses to surrender Liverpool title hopes
• Roy Hodgson for manager of the season?
• London rivals aim to recover from European exits
• Manchester United eye historic football record
• Allardyce declines to gloat over Newcastle
• Smith lauds Gers desire after vital Old Firm win
• Record-breaker Howard seals Everton´s Euro place
• Chelsea boss Hiddink pleads for video replay

Sat 9 May, 2009

• Sevilla on brink of Champions League
• Mixed fortunes for Lazio, Sampdoria ahead of cup final
• Guingamp stun Rennes to lift French Cup
• Sevilla on brink of Champions League qualification
• Gerrard double sends Liverpool top
• Everton frustrated by Spurs shut-out
• Lawrence stunner leaves Stoke safe, Hull on brink
• Baggies dare to dream of survival
• McCarthy helps Blackburn reach survival mark
• Kamara double keeps Fulham´s European bid alive
• Sunderland inch closer to safety
• Raul will not join City
• Sessegnon ponders PSG future
• Four-star Gomez throws Bundeslliga title-race open
• Silva keen on Valencia stay
• Spurs´ Palacios omitted after brother reported dead
• Rangers go top with Old Firm win over Celtic
• Leeds suffer play-off setback at Millwall
• Rangers take control of SPL title battle
• Schaaf set to coach Wolfsburg, claim Bild
• AZ´s Van Gaal to take over at Bayern: report
• Survival at stake as Blackburn take on Pompey
• Pienaar wins plaudits as Everton look for 5th spot
• Gerrard eyes title as Liverpool face Hammers
• Mexico cuts ties with SAmerican football confederation
• Bundesliga title is in our hands:Wolfsburg
• End of season powderkeg with Scottish title at stake
• Buoyant Barcelona ready for title climax
• Euro high leaves United keen to finish league mission
• Ranieri on Juventus brink ahead of Milan trip
• Premier League predictions – Tough test for United whilst Newcastle and Middlesbrough fight to avoid the drop
• Fergie predicts Champions League classic with Barca

Fri 8 May, 2009

• Questionmark over Henry´s fitness for finals
• Beckham excited by Juve clash
• Olympiakos release Valverde
• Don´t give up now, Benitez urges Liverpool
• Del Piero to wrack up 600 games for Juve
• Airtel become first Indian sponsors of Man Utd
• Dorrans signs new West Brom deal
• Diego closing in on Juventus move
• Adriano happy with Flamengo return
• Gudjohnsen unhappy at Barcelona
• Man Utd boss pessimistic on Fletcher final appeal
• Walcott gets new deal at Arsenal
• Man City in bid for Raul – report
• UEFA to rule on Drogba next week
• AFC president wins bitter FIFA fight
• AFC HQ to remain in Malaysia
• Was the behaviour of the Chelsea players acceptable?

Thu 7 May, 2009

• Bremen break Hamburg hearts to reach UEFA final
• Quick Report: Hamburger SV 2-3 Werder Bremen
• Adriano happy to be back with Flamengo
• Samba stars send Shakhtar Donetsk into UEFA Cup final
• Chelsea back Drogba as UEFA comes under pressure
• Quick Report: Shakhtar Donetsk 2-1 Dynamo Kyiv
• Arsenal ready to offer Wenger new deal
• Adriano happy with Inter interest
• Jo set to return to Man City
• McManus out of Old Firm showdown
• Anorthosis get new German manager
• S.Africa axe star striker McCarthy for Confed Cup
• Chelsea conspiracy theory dismissed
• Diego leaves Werder for Juve
• Chelsea rally behind Drogba over ref rant
• FIFA vice-president blasts AFC supremo
• AFC reinstates voting rights of 5 nations
• Champions League semi-final – Chelsea 1-1 Barcelona. Barcelona win on away goals.
• Guardiola relishing United showdown

Wed 6 May, 2009

• Drogba faces rap over ref confrontation
• Barcelona edge Chelsea, advance to Champions League final
• Quick Report: Chelsea 1-1 FC Barcelona
• United hold no fears for old boy Hughes
• Former Real president under judicial investigation
• Bendtner apologises over nightclub outing
• Jol’s Hamburg ready for penalties
• Japan reign supreme in AFC Champions League
• Van Basten out as coach at Ajax
• Messi happy at Barcelona
• Pompey bid for McCarthy turned down
• Conti expects Spalletti to stay
• Birmingham keen to grab Hart
• UEFA rule out reprieve for heart-broken Fletcher
• Goalkeeper Gordon fears worst after knee injury
• Chelsea and Barca eye final prize
• Wolfsburg coach Magath set to join Schalke: Bild
• Bin Hammam urged to reconsider quit threat
• Soccer official Velappan makes ´desert´ jibe
• Champions League semi-final – Arsenal 1-3 Manchester United. United win 4-1 on aggregate

Tue 5 May, 2009

• Pohang, Kashima into AFC Champions League knockouts
• United crush Arsenal, reach Champions League final
• United qualify for Champions League final
• Quick Report: Arsenal 1-3 Manchester United
• No point in physical Chelsea battle: Guardiola
• Chelsea players´ last chance in Champions League
• All change at French rivals PSG and Marseille
• Wenger opts not to risk Silvestre, Djourou starts
• Hyypia reveals reasons behind Leverkusen move
• Le Guen to stand down at PSG – club sources
• Newcastle suspend trouble-maker Barton
• Barton to stay at Newcastle
• Tottenham interested in Porto star
• Ibrahimovic to stay at Inter
• Deschamps to take over as coach at Marseille
• Man Utd make record offer for Ribery: report
• Has Joey Barton thrown away his last chance?

Mon 4 May, 2009

• Villa into Europe as Hull falter
• Fergie expects United to deliver knockout blow
• Liverpool´s Hyypia to join Leverkusen
• United showdown is no mission impossible: Wenger
• Knee knock forces Henry to miss Barca training
• Van Persie fit for United showdown
• Real may ring changes if Perez takes over prez
• Ferdinand return boosts United
• Van Gaal ´will not join Bayern´ : AZ Alkmaar
• Liverpool chasing Negredo
• Shearer focused on Boro clash
• Messi confident ahead of Chelsea clash
• Fulham to play three pre-season games in Australia
• Benitez expects Torres and Alonso to return

Sun 3 May, 2009

• Bordeaux keep pace with Marseille
• Barca humiliation leaves Ramos fearing for future
• Espanyol march continues with Valencia scalp
• Experience vital as Bayern hunt new coach
• Kacar strikes for Hertha to draw in Hamburg