Sat 11 April, 2009

• Under fire Man Utd aim to silence critics
• Reds aim to banish Euro blues against Blackburn
• Premier League predictions – United to win but Liverpool and Chelsea to keep up the pressure
• Battered Bayern out to stop the rot
• Juve not giving up yet on Inter chase
• Struggling Recreativo face formidable Barcelona
• Besiktas come back from behind to beat Kocaelispor
• Sweden: Brommapojkarna move to top
• AZ Alkmaar close to Dutch title

Fri 10 April, 2009

• Hillsborough scars will never heal, says Gerrard
• We need to bounce back, says Ranieri
• Quake victims won´t be forgotten, say coaches
• Wolves devour Saints to bolster promotion bid
• Porto blow can be watershed moment: Ferguson
• Benitez to make late decision on Gerrard
• City sink as Germans shine in UEFA Cup
• Ireland calls on City to be ‘braver’
• Milan boss Ancelotti dismisses departure rumours
• Zaki set for Wigan showdown talks
• Inter did everything to help Adriano: Mourinho
• Churches slam Premier League for Easter fixture
• Ivorian officials held over deadly stampede
• Maicon hoping for quick return
• Robinho wants Aguero or Kaka at City
• Wenger keen to keep Gallas
• ´I learnt nothing from Wenger´: Real´s Diarra
• Hillsborough legacy continues to echo
• PSG Sessegnon followed by the whole Premier League
• Milan: Here’s Adebayor, if Kakà decides to go
• Fernandinho: We have to remain calm
• Pavlyuchenko could be ‘useful’ to Chelsea, says Hiddink
• Chelsea linked with Valencia striker Villa
• Dani Alves: Every game now is decisive
• Juventus colud offer Buffon to get Ribery
• Ferguson: Two CL more and then I quit
• Bayern target Wenger to replace Klinsmann
• Jol: It was a good attacking game
• De Jong looks to home comforts
• Diego happy to have a two-goals advantage
• Liverpool wait on Gerrard scan
• Adriano plans break from football
• How can we say that the EPL is the best league in the world?
• Bordeaux aim to stake French title claim
• Heartbroken Adriano stays in Brazil

Thu 9 April, 2009

• Milutinovic´s Iraq side to face Poland, Egypt
• Hamburg hit back to sink early birds City
• QPR sack manager Sousa after just five months
• Ferguson, McGregor given ray of hope over ban
• Man City out to prove their class in UEFA Cup
• Egypt´s Zaki set for showdown with Wigan boss
• Terry fumes over second leg ban
• Liverpool sweat over Gerrard´s fitness
• Wenger confirms Gallas out for rest of the season
• Romania sack coach Piturca
• United´s parent company posts £44.8 mln loss
• Ancelotti to take over at Chelsea next season
• Hot-shot Dzeko set to spark scramble
• Kaka pledges his future to AC Milan
• Lovenkrands hails ´professional´ Malouda
• Allegri signs new Cagliari deal
• Tottenham keen on Porto striker
• Amauri assures he’ll be there against Inter
• Klinsmann job on the line after Barca rout
• Kaka’: Never been contacted by Real Madrid
• Kaka has no intention of leaving AC Milan
• Hamburger, Jarolim: We’re at home, I am confident
• Liverpool, Arbeloa revokes Istanbul spirit
• Messi: In our minds nothing is settled
• Cana: Marseille is capable of final
• Lloris hopes Lyon rest will win day
• Frings vows no repeat of Udinese scare
• Defender Unsworth hangs up boots
• Czech Republic, manager Rada has been sacked
• Allardyce: Vogel had not legs enough
• Manchester City want to try and win it
• Srna: Main aim, not to concede a goal
• Klinsmann: It was a great dsappointment
• Pato: I respect Dunga’s choices
• Champions League quarter-finals – Advantage Chelsea and Barcelona – Game over for Liverpool and Bayern

Wed 8 April, 2009

• Goals galore as Japanese teams romp
• WADA ´to test FIFA´s anti-doping approach´
• Kaka and Ancelotti going nowhere, says Galliani
• Ivanovic double helps Chelsea stun Liverpool
• Veteran Milutinovic to lead Iraq in South Africa
• Celtic maintain edge over Rangers as they both win
• Juve´s Salihamidzic out for four weeks
• Four-goal Barcelona crush Bayern
• United paid 1.5m to Macheda´s family: Lazio boss
• O´Neill charged for United outburst
• Quick Report: Liverpool 1-3 Chelsea
• Quick Report: Barcelona 4-0 Bayern Munich
• Juventus let injured Andrade leave
• Klinsmann picks veteran keeper Butt over Rensing
• Messi is already the best, says Laporta
• Purge in Czech team after tabloid scandal
• Wenger delighted with ´mentally strong´ Arsenal
• Gunner Gallas will face a long lay-off
• Kakà seeks a move to the Premier League
• Roma, De Rossi focused on derby glory
• Hamburger are plagued by injuries
• Chelsea tried to sign Torres
• Palermo not looking to sell Kjaer
• Kaka interested in Premiership switch
• Liverpool´s double act can KO Chelsea: Torres
• Porto, Ferreira: The score is good now
• Villarreal to eye Fulham’s Zamora
• Mascherano doesn’t want a Real Madrid future
• City seek to prove credentials in UEFA Cup
• United suffer setback in tie against Porto
• Real Madrid, Huntelaar downplays Guti incident
• Champions League quarter-finals – Advantage Porto and Arsenal

Tue 7 April, 2009

• Adebayor acrobatics give Arsenal the tie
• Lacklustre United suffer setback against Porto
• Quick Report: Manchester United 2-2 FC Porto
• Quick Report: Villarreal 1-1 Arsenal
• Ferguson ´scared´ of Liverpool claims Benitez
• Missing Adriano is ´totally lost´: ex-girlfriend
• Napoli to donate match funds to quake victims
• Moscow nightmare still torments Terry
• League orders inqury into Saints´ accounts
• Vandereycken fired as Belgium coach
• Troubled van Buyten set to miss Barcelona clash
• Kashima, Shanghai win in AFC Champions League
• Barcelona can be beaten at home: Beckenbauer
• Vogel ends up his contract with Rovers
• Zenit are targeting Theofanis Gekas
• Makelele makes thing clear at PSG
• Vieri jets off to Los Angeles for Galaxy trial
• Puyol cautions against wounded pride
• Lucas set for Reds role against Chelsea
• Marseille wants Mears to move permanently
• Inter, Julio Cesar’s injury is not serious
• Ranieri blasted Juventus players
• Five English players face FA gambling charges
• Pellissier happy at Chievo
• Gattuso admits defeat in Scudetto race
• Police receive complaint over Podolski
• Wenger wanted to keep Pires
• Van Buyten out for Bayern
• Yellow Submarine set for revenge mission
• Porto, Rodríguez: We feel confident
• Schuster to replace Resino at Atletico Madrid
• Juventus close to seal Diego’s deal
• No room for Ferguson at Zenit says Advocaat
• Lampard better than Gerrard, Malouda says
• Lazio claim foul over new United star Macheda
• Donati sees no future at Celtic after Strachan row
• Real Betis sack coach Chaparro
• European round-up – No stopping Inter or Barcelona
• Arsenal wary of wounded Villarreal
• United set for revenge mission
• Liverpool´s strike duo can KO Chelsea says Torres
• Bayern up next as Barca dream of historic treble

Mon 6 April, 2009

• Ten-man Birmingham overcome the Wolves
• Mohammad Mayelikohan named Iran new coach
• Valencia´s Fernandes breaks leg, out for season
• No assault charges against Robinho – police
• Van Persie to miss Villarreal trip
• Ex-Gunner Pires mulls unfinished business
• Wigan´s Cho Won-Hee out for season
• Lehmann return unlikely: Germany coach
• Van Bommel believes Barca will win Champions League
• Hansen believes Shearer can save Newcastle
• Fabregas happy at Arsenal
• Real Madrid, Guti refused to play at Malaga
• Marseille, Gerets: Brandao gives us very much
• Kaka to join Real in 60 million euro deal
• Barcelona to make bids for Buffon and Trezeguet
• Gilardino: Probably my most important goal for Fiorentina
• Kakà fears for his friend Adriano’s future
• Vucinic will do everything to face Lazio
• Wolfsburg, Dzeko: Nice to be in first place
• PSG, Giuly already looking at Lilla match
• Wenger: The contracts can wait, now let’s play
• Higuain: I don’t remember scoring a goal like this
• Klinsmann: Now we turn our attention to Barça
• Inter one step closer to the title, sas Mourinho
• Benayoun believes Liverpool can get two targets
• Inzaghi thanks Sheva for his late goal
• Macheda confesses: The day of my dreams
• Seoul refutes N.Korea´s food-poisoning claims
• Moyes still chasing Champions League spot
• Ferguson rounds on Liverpool after Villa thriller
• Portugal: Narrow wins for Sporting and Benfica
• GAIS impress while Solna beat Halmstad
• Standard close gap with Anderlecht
• Ajax beat Roda JC and have second place in sight
• Greece: Panathinaikos and PAOK victorious
• Zenit take lead in Russia
• Fenerbahce climb to third as Trabzonspor drop points

Sun 5 April, 2009

• Marseille grab second spot behind Lyon
• Sunderland boss hails young United defender
• Moyes pleased with Everton win
• Macheda delighted with dream debut
• Pizarro hits Bremen hat-trick, Wolfsburg on top
• Atletico stumble, Espanyol boost survival hopes
• Macheda new United hero with Villa winner
• Jo at the double for Everton
• Boyd strike puts Rangers in sight of Celtic
• Fiorentina beat Atalanta to keep on C.League trail