Tue 21 April, 2009

• City´s Bellamy set to miss rest of season
• Britain´s 2008 Olympic chief joins Ipswich
• European round-up – Barca and Inter move closer as AZ triumph in Holland
• Foreign legion leaps on Russia´s money-go-round
• Only Premiership win will do for rested Reds

Mon 20 April, 2009

• Wenger says ´mind games´ like advertising
• FA admit Wembley is in pitch battle
• FIFA to earn 2.7 Bil dlrs from World Cup TV rights
• Fayed calls for Premier League wage cap
• Beckham backs new anti-malaria campaign
• Juventus punished for racist abuse
• Gerrard to miss Arsenal match
• Defiant Ferguson has no FA Cup regrets
• Inzaghi still enjoying his football
• Hot shot Inzaghi sends Milan second
• Bordeaux eye top prize after sinking Lyon
• Kjaer will ‘definitely’ stay at Palermo
• Mascherano ready for Arsenal clash
• Kanu hoping to win new Portsmouth deal
• Van Gaal savours sixth league title
• MLS waiting for World Cup lift-off
• Juventus apologise over racist Balotelli chanting
• Olympic Council of Asia fumes over ´vote-buy´ claims
• Rubin Kazan lead in Russian Premier League
• Besiktas waste chance to go top
• Hope for home comforts for struggling Newcastle
• Hughes challenges Robinho to inspire City into Europe
• Records could tumble as Barcelona continue treble bid
• Grand Slam misery will make United stronger: Ferguson

Sun 19 April, 2009

• Pulis’ Stoke applauded by Jewell
• Valencia make 10-man Sevilla pay the penalty
• Velicka avoids chop to fire Rangers´ title charge
• Penalty kings Everton end United´s quintuple bid
• Everton end United´s Grand Slam dreams at Wembley
• Marseille´s Latin connection saves the day
• Petric double keeps Hamburg in title race
• Rossi penalty miss sparks Villarreal stalemate
• Fiorentina slip-up in Champions League pursuit
• City win thriller to push Albion to the brink
• AZ Alkmaar win Dutch championship as PSV crush Ajax
• Bent pushes Newcastle closer to relegation
• Real lose Sneijder for four weeks
• Gartside plan to revolutionise the Premier League – not likely to happen though
• Wembley woe is part of learning process: Toure
• Lampard plays down treble talk
• Ballack set to miss Germany´s summer tour
• Guardiola looking forward to Chelsea clash
• Robinho wants City stay
• Howard got no United regrets
• We´re strangers in paradise, says Wolfsburg coach
• Brown pays price of loose talk
• Cahill backs Everton to upset ManUtd in FA Cup semi
• O´Neill frustrated as Villa see League dreams fade
• Flying Celtic´s Dutchman targets fifth title
• Drogba shoots down Gunners in FA Cup
• Chelsea´s Hiddink starts to dream in ´treble vision´
• Real stay on Barcelona´s heels in Spanish League

Sat 18 April, 2009

• Nantes beat Nice to ease relegation fears
• Juventus battle to Inter stalemate in Serie A
• No championship yet for AZ Alkmaar
• Barca end Getafe jinx, lead Spanish League
• Drogba shoots down Gunners
• Zarate puts skids on Genoa Champions charge
• Drogba fires Chelsea into FA Cup final
• Stalemate leaves Boro on the brink
• Wolves roar back into the Premier League
• Cisse steers Sunderland closer to safety
• Grafite double keeps Wolfburg clear
• Kanu leaves Portsmouth on brink of safety
• Celtic close in on title
• Celtic close in on fourth straight title
• Wolves rejoin top flight
• Hammers deal blow to Villa´s Champions League bid
• Lawrence lifts Stoke close to safety
• Real and United tracked Fellaini
• United misses out on Argentine starlet
• Puygrenier targets England stay
• Cottbus to refund fans after “timid” performance
• Lehmann banned from driving for four weeks
• Liverpool keeper suspended for Hillborough ´insult´
• Premier League and FA Cup predictions – Arsenal v Manchester United final?
• Brown back to boost United glory bid
• Injury-hit Viduka handed Newcastle lifeline
• Premier League trio set for action
• Aston Villa can´t afford more mistakes: O´Neill
• Celtic prepared for title test of nerves
• Real hope for Getafe favour as Barca keep busy
• Lyon primed for Bordeaux mission
• Juve playing for pride not title
• Bayern target leaders Wolfsburg
• London rivals bury hatchet ahead of FA Cup semi

Fri 17 April, 2009

• Gerets rejects Belgium job
• Pobeda hit with eight-year UEFA match-fix ban
• Hiddink backs Cech, quashes Gomes rumours
• Defoe in early return for Spurs
• Klinsmann optimistic on future
• Voronin set for Liverpool return
• Wenger prepares Arsenal for Chelsea match
• Ferguson in new blast at Benitez
• Everton weigh Saha risk
• Hearts boss wants six new signings
• Torres would like to play for AC Milan or Inter
• Benitez wants to keep Alonso
• Great teams, but have they got great keepers?

Thu 16 April, 2009

• PSG flounder as Kiev reach UEFA Cup semi-finals
• Bayern will win the Bundesliga, insists Klose
• Rooney ready to sink his boyhood heroes
• Cobolli wants Juve to restore honour
• Arsenal injury crisis mounts before Chelsea clash
• Pato is being picked on, moans Galliani
• Ballack reveals near-misses are motivating Chelsea
• UEFA´s Platini praises Polish Euro 2012 drive
• Moyes concerned by Riley choice for FA semi
• Torres ready to commit future to Liverpool
• Viduka back to boost Newcastle relegation battle
• Ronaldo´s best ´can fire United to quintuple´
• Arsenal putting the heat on rivals: Walcott
• Bayern´s Ribery fuels Barcelona speculation
• Sbragia confident of Hull win
• Fabregas hails United and Barca as the ‘the world’s best’
• Liverpool not interested in Silva
• Reprieve at Rangers for Ferguson and McGregor
• Arsenal still outsiders in Chamionship: Wenger
• Jol happy in Hamburg, rejects City talk
• Blatter demands fair play in AFC leadership row
• Champions League round-up – Arsenal and Manchester United make it three of the four semi-finalists from England again
• Ferguson relishing United, Arsenal clash

Wed 15 April, 2009

• Manchester United stun Porto in Champions League
• Arsenal brush aside Villarreal in Champions League
• Arsenal into Champions League semi-finals
• Quick Report: Arsenal 3-0 Villarreal
• Quick Report: FC Porto 0-1 Manchester United
• Haan quits as Albanian coach
• Obama backs United States World Cup bids
• Ilunga commits himself to ´second rate´ West Ham
• Alpine Bau wins bid for Warsaw Euro 2012 stadium
• Voronin receives three-game ban
• UEFA hail Chelsea-Liverpool among 10 ´classics´
• Italian coaching merry-go-round set to kick in
• Bayern set for cash windfall despite Euro failure
• We can learn from English Euro thriller: Moratti
• Seven goals in two games “an exception” – Cech
• Inter won´t play for Juventus draw: Moratti
• Liverpool ceremony recalls Hillsborough tragedy
• Hertha striker Voronin banned for three matches
• Juve chief confirms Ranieri will stay
• Fabregas: I hope to stay at Arsenal
• Liverpool yo beat Lazio for Zarate deal
• Britain mourns, 20 years after Hillsborough
• Villa boss downbeat over injured Laursen
• Hiddink admits selection problem
• Cech ready for Barcelona
• Mokoene happy at Blackburn
• Buffon: Inter deserve to win, we fell apart
• It’s difficult to stay at the top level every year, says Seedorf
• Lippi suggests Cassano to keep going like this
• Van Nistelrooy will recover for the next season
• Drogba: It was a great, difficult game
• Traore: PSG are still in touch
• Hilton: We just have to keep winning
• Puyol admits Ribery is very good
• Barcelona “didn’t want to risk too much”, Vilanova said
• Benitez: We can think positively for the Premier League
• Klinsmann: We learnt a lot from Barça
• Champions League round-up – Bayern Munich and Liverpool fail in their impossible task
• SKorea files complaint against AFC chief
• Chelsea warned not to drop ball against Barca
• Barcelona draw takes heat off Bayern boss
• Liverpool targets Premiership after European exit

Tue 14 April, 2009

• Brown says Britain will never forget Hillsborough
• Old Firm title rivals agree on fixture date
• Chelsea survive Champions League roller-coaster
• Bayern hold Barca as Ribery restores some pride
• Chelsea scrape past Liverpool in Champions League
• Quick Report: Chelsea 4-4 Liverpool
• Quick Report: Bayern Munich 1-1 FC Barcelona
• Ferdinand back as United look for classic night
• Hoffenheim´s Eduardo receives five-match ban
• Beating Inter won´t help, says Ferrara
• Cross Klinsmann takes legal action
• Ancelotti aiming for second place
• We´re not down yet, says defiant Foti
• Gerrard the odd one out in PFA nominees
• Porto coach banned from touchline for United clash
• Adriano career not over, insists agent
• Arsenal must end trophy drought: Adebayor
• Bologna replace Mihajlovic with Papadopulo
• West Brom can make quick return says Mowbray
• Downing confident Boro can avoid the drop
• Adams wants to succeed Wenger at Arsenal
• Hart defends Pompey tactics
• Newcastle Martins denies Shearer rift
• Jol happy with his Hamburg
• Schalke 04, Kuranyi ready to open talks
• Milan to make the right bid for Agger
• Carew happy at Aston Villa
• Robinho riles Manchester City stars
• Porto, Mariano wants to finish United job
• Rossi sure he will silence the Gunners
• Macheda hopeful of five-year deal at United