Sun 9 November, 2008

• Ze Luis saves the day for Sao Paulo

Sat 8 November, 2008

• Tigre drop points at Colon de Santa Fe
• Roma denied victory by late Cicinho own goal
• Four goal hero Higuain fires Real top
• Fred keeps Lyon ahead of pack
• Rummenigge defends Klinsmann from Bayern fans´ jeers
• Keane at the double for ruthless Reds
• Jordan rejoins Redknapp at Spurs
• Draw at Karlsruhe denies Bayer top spot
• Etoile hold Sfaxien in African Confederation Cup final
• Defoe spot on to give Adams his first win
• Taylor lifts Bolton out of the bottom three
• Tempers flare as Stoke battle to draw
• Battling Celtic beat 10-man Motherwell to extend lead
• West Ham floored by Everton late show
• Quick Report: Nasri leads Arsenal past United
• Chivas expects tough clash
• Legrottaglie confident of CL success
• Gomes wants to win over Spurs fans
• Fergie says United fans should stop Wenger abuse
• Ronaldo did not want to join Real Madrid – Vidic
• Kaka wants to win the double
• Real´s Van Nistelrooy ´faces ankle op´
• Jordan walks out on Pompey, set for Spurs
• Everton to raid Ligue 1?
• More Manchester City rumours – Big names and Wayne Bridge!
• Gunners to walk high wire in Man Utd showdown
• Nakamura doubtful for football WC qualifier against Qatar
• Premier League predictions – United to win at Arsenal and three in three for Newcastle
• Diego Simeone resigns as coach of River Plate

Fri 7 November, 2008

• Arsenal manager Wenger denies he could quit
• Michel set to coach struggling Sundowns
• Spalletti urges Roma not to get carried away
• Fergie gets tin hat ready for Gunners test
• Maradona gift makes Ferdinand´s 30th day to remember
• Man Utd star to see career-saving surgeon
• Liverpool move to keep Benitez
• Rolfe delighted with MLS playoffs win
• Tiago regrets leaving Lyon
• Melo keen on becoming Viola skipper
• Benitez offered new Liverpool contract
• Marino happy with ‘fundamental’ win
• Ancelotti looks forward to seven more years of glory
• Bergkamp ‘unlikely’ to join Portsmouth
• Owen has Europe in Newcastle sights
• Video – Footballs 10 best modern day wingers
• Barca to make a move for Fabregas?
• Aston Villa and Martin O’Neill – A match made in Heaven
• Cristiano Ronaldo wanting all three points at the Emirates Stadium

Thu 6 November, 2008

• Aston Villa edge Slavia 1-0 in UEFA Cup
• Tottenham ease to 4-0 win over Dinamo Zagreb
• Galatasaray too strong for Benfica
• Last gasp Ronaldinho saves Milan´s blushes
• Newcastle relieved as FA take no action on Barton
• Obama invited to watch West Ham
• Real´s Robben out for six weeks
• Utd boss Ferguson charged by FA
• Gascoigne given nine-week deadline over unpaid tax
• Portsmouth coach Adams ‘has job for Bergkamp’
• Moor delighted with new FCD deal
• Chamakh keen on Premier League move
• Juventus did not want to sell Zidane
• Ronaldo looking forward to Arsenal clash
• Bayern happy with draw at Fiorentina
• Panucci wants new Roma deal
• Ranieri delighted with win
• Uefa, tocca a Milan e Udinese
• British clubs face tough tasks, Milan look to make UEFA point
• More bad news for Paul Gascoigne
• McClaren genius
• Ferguson promises Man Utd boost to Celtic cause
• Arsenal are tired and treated badly by opponents and referees. Get real Arsene!
• Manchester United and Arsenal play the beautiful game but like Liverpool and Chelsea, they don’t win
• Claudio Ranieri speaks about Juventus
• Gamba Osaka ready to debunk Japanese football myth

Wed 5 November, 2008

• Quick Report: Juventus though, Zenit win at BATE
• Quick Report: No goals at Emirates, Porto beat Dynamo
• Quick Report: Lyon win, Fiorentina and Bayern draw
• Quick Report: Giggs saves United, Villarreal held by Aalborg
• No home comforts for frustrated Arsenal
• Juve in control as Del Piero proves Real nemesis again
• Giggs to the rescue for below par United
• Bayern close in on second round with Fiorentina draw
• Les Ferdinand could join Spurs staff
• New Argentina coach Maradona arrives in Madrid
• Villa to discuss Barton ´racism´ row with FA
• Bierhoff interested in Bayern manager role
• Toni set to end career at Bayern, Ze Roberto wants away
• French call on private sector to help Euro 2016 bid
• Barcelona´s Iniesta faces up to eight weeks out – doctor
• Osaka crush Adelaide´s hopes in AFC final first leg
• Busch delighted with MLS award
• Arsenal´s Adebayor out for three weeks
• Laporta wants new deals for Xavi and Busquets
• Mihajlovic to ask Mancini for advice
• Inzaghi ready to extend AC Milan deal
• Man City´s Petrov faces knee op, out for four months
• Cech confident of beating Blackburn
• Jenas feeling optimistic
• Hoddle talks sense about English football. The powers that be should listen to him.
• Arsenal eye Champions League morale booster, Utd march tall
• Manchester United looking at Hoffenheim striker?
• Liverpool draw, Chelsea lose. Wake up call for English clubs, or something more serious?
• ´Foolish´ AFC move will destroy Asian unity: Velappan
• Cypriot minnows almost Inter Champions League last 16

Tue 4 November, 2008

• Vintage Wendel strike gives Bordeaux Euro lifeline
• Roma hand Spalletti lifeline with Chelsea victory
• Gerrard rescues Liverpool at the death
• Quick Report: Penalty saves Liverpool, Marseille too strong for PSV
• Frings can get better if he proves himself, says Loew
• Dundee´s Thomson spoils Rangers´ night
• Ferguson confident Van der Sar can roar in his 40s
• Panathinaikos blitz Bremen
• It´s a special day as Maradona is officially named Argentinian coach
• Anorthosis hold Inter in six goal thriller
• Barcelona reach knockout phase despite close brush with Basel
• Prandelli wary of Ribery threat
• Keane charged after Chelsea ´sending-off´
• Kazim eager to capitalise on Arsenal´s woes
• Foster in line for Euro debut
• Benzema primed for La Liga switch
• Arsenal´s Wenger turns his fire on Stoke ´cowards´
• No way out for unhappy Podolski, says Bayern boss
• Arsene Whinger
• Newcastle weighing up ´serious´ offers
• Adriano has made peace with Mourinho, says agent
• Anelka, ‘Le Sulk’, strikes again. Is he ever happy?
• Man Utd´s Brown set to miss Celtic clash
• Newcastle´s Barton sweats on referee´s report
• Columbus Crew looking forward to second leg
• Mourinho confident ahead of Anorthosis clash
• Watford say goodbye and thanks to Hoofers Boothroyd
• Chelsea, Liverpool eye Champions League knockout stages
• Del Piero looking forward to Real clash
• Panathinaikos´ Ivanschitz ruled out of Bremen clash
• Chelsea book well in advance
• Roma united behind Spalletti ahead of Chelsea clash
• Benitez sets sights on last 16
• Clichy urges team-mates to work harder
• Benitez wants duo to sign new deal
• Beretta believes AC Milan can go all the way
• Paul Ince makes a big mistake but opens a debate. Is the Premier League a place for women?
• Osaka, Adelaide primed for biggest game of their lives
• Celtic desperate to beat Manchester United
• Owen Hargreaves could be out for six months
• Maradona joins exclusive footballing club

Mon 3 November, 2008

• Magpies soar on back of Martins double
• Dunga leaves out Ronaldinho for Portugal friendly
• Scots players to honour war veterans by wearing poppies
• Hands off Aguero, Atletico coach tells City
• Boothroyd feels the Hornets sting
• Mihajlovic named new Bologna boss
• No friendly farewell for Lehmann
• Scolari looking for a minimum of one point
• Totti to return against Chelsea
• Heinze ´saddened´ by Ferguson claims
• Roma´s problem is psychological, says coach Spalletti
• Benitez leaves fitness call to Torres
• Materazzi accepts newspaper damages over Zidane report
• Chelsea´s Ashley Cole out with calf injury
• Desire has been the key for AC Milan, says Ancelotti
• Everton´s Saha eyes Yakubu double act
• Beckerman looking forward to return leg
• Should Manchester United give Cristiano Ronaldo more money?
• Barcelona, Villarreal and Real Madrid in three horse race?
• Torres ready to return
• Tiago wants Benfica move
• Prandelli disappointed after Tuscan derby defeat
• Bolton win, but Megson doesn’t win over the fans.
• Galliani delighted with top place
• Benitez confident despite defeat
• Goalkeeper Lee back in SKorea squad after suspension
• Premier League, Who’s HOT and Who’s NOT? – Round 10.
• Saha eyes Yakubu double act after ending soccer goal drought
• Leixoes stay on top in Portugal

Sun 2 November, 2008

• Sao Paulo win, Gremio drop points
• Anderlecht too strong for Germinal Beerschot
• Boca Juniors beat San Lorenzo for shared first place
• Benzema´s superb goal tops Lyon victory
• Ahly strike early to build two-goal final lead
• Fabiano the villain as Sevilla defeated again
• Supersub Gardner flourishes for Bolton
• Toni out of Champions League return
• DFB consider disciplining Lehmann
• Udinese hold onto to top spot despite draw
• Fergie ready to pay king´s ransom for Ronaldo
• Chivu damages knee ligament
• Roma bosses back under-fire Spalletti
• Onalfo disappointed with draw
• Prandelli expects ‘very heated derby’
• Hart welcomes competition
• Rossi expects ‘complicated’ match
• Reja looking forward to AC Milan clash
• Mascherano snubs Argentina captaincy
• Time for Arsene to change the tune and Arsenal to produce the goods
• Hat-trick hero Anelka given Roma mission
• Arsenal manager sweats on injured trio after Stoke misery
• Manchester United manager embarrassed despite victory
• Coppell relieved by Royals ascent
• No need to rush back Ferguson says Smith