Tue 14 April, 2009

• Messi promises Barça will play like they always do
• Reina: We have the inspiration of Instanbul
• Senna: Adebayor didn’t impress me
• Milan, Galliani: Pato needs protection
• European round-up – Inter and Barcelona edging closer
• McCarthy plays down promotion fanfare
• Barcelona warned to be on guard in Munich
• Chelsea will stop Liverpool: Hiddink

Mon 13 April, 2009

• Zambrotta urges Milan to continue winning mentality
• Greening wants Mowbray stay
• Henry uncertain starter for Barca in Bayern return
• Benitez wants Liverpool to show spirit of Istanbul
• Alonso remains hopeful Liverpool can progress
• Brazilian coach punches referee
• Macheda set for lengthy contract
• Roma, Riise set sights on Fiorentina match
• Juninho: Maybe it’s someone else’s turn
• Taiwo: Marseille will be champions
• Arsenal, Djourou doubtful for Villarreal
• Carvalho: We learn from our errors
• Ketsbaia resigns as Anorthosis manager
• Henry recognise Ronaldo is better than Messi
• Chelsea chairman Buck rules out move for Mourinho
• Guardiola calls for professional display in Munich
• Hiddink aims to leave Chelsea with silverware
• Luton´s 89-year stay in Football League ends
• We´ll go down fighting: Bayern´s Schweinsteiger
• Wolves on the verge of promotion
• Torres wants Chelsea win as Hillsborough tribute
• Villa face nervous wait on Agbonlahor
• Ribery keen for Barca move: Van Bommel
• Gerrard on course for Chelsea clash
• Aguiar ponders Hearts future
• Chelsea searching for next boss
• Ribery wants Barcelona move
• Fernando keeps his feet on the ground
• Luyindula convinced PSG will prevail
• Xavi extols Barça work ethic
• EPL – Who’s Hot and Who’s Not?
• Anderlecht beat Brugge in Belgian classic
• Netherlands: Big wins for Ajax and Feyenoord
• Zenit drop points, CSKA win Moscow derby
• Trabzonspor win, Istanbul battle ends in violence
• PAOK move into second place as Panathinaikos drop points

Sun 12 April, 2009

• Martins won´t be fined over Stoke absence
• Marseille in French goal rush to top
• Gomez scuppers Hamburg´s bid to go top
• Higuain shines as Real keep pressure on Barcelona
• Dempsey double sinks City as Fulham eye Europe
• Liverpool´s Agger faces uncertain future
• Villa´s Champions League challenge splutters
• Burley distances himself from bans decision
• Terry pleads with Chelsea to keep Hiddink
• Wenger promises Arsenal will attack Villarreal
• Villarreal skipper Senna out of Arsenal clash
• PSV director confirms Andre Ooijer deal
• Man Utd boss warns Ronaldo
• Simpson keen on Arsenal return
• Secco: Referee penalized Juventus
• Sousa breaks silence on QPR
• Agger still hopes to stay at Anfield
• Senna set to miss Arsenal meeting
• Moyes happy at Everton
• Bowyer eager to help Birmingham secure promotion
• Carrick believes United will win in Porto
• Adriano – another flawed genius?
• We can win title at Juve, says Mourinho
• Celtic still title favourites, says Rangers´ Boyd
• Hiddink tells Chelsea to heed Bolton warning
• Benitez in fresh salvo at “nervous” Ferguson
• Macheda magic touch has Fergie purring
• Portugal: Porto and Sporting win, Benfica lose
• Sweden: IFK Göteborg trash Djurgarden
• All pressure on Anderlecht as Standard win
• FC Twente too strong for Roda JC
• Rubin and Dinamo victorious in Russian league
• Sivasspor make no mistakes in Turkey

Sat 11 April, 2009

• Pressure on Real as Barcelona go nine clear
• Inter extend lead as Juve stumble
• On-song Barca go nine clear
• Bordeaux take over top spot in France
• Shearer´s switch helps Newcastle make a point
• Relief for Klinsmann as Bayern bounce back
• Supersub Macheda strikes again to keep United top
• Boro survival hopes boosted as Hull hauled back
• Pompey miss chance to pull clear of drop zone
• Moratti looking for best Adriano solution
• Boyd helps Gers close gap on Celtic
• Arshavin inspires Gunners fightback
• Pavlyuchenko proves his worth to Redknapp
• Chelsea survive Bolton backlash
• Bayern back in business
• Gritty Palermo hold Inter to open up title race
• Torres sends Liverpool back to the top
• Celtic miss chance to pull clear of Rangers
• Ancelotti will stay at AC Milan
• Napoli will not sell Hamsik
• Ooijer may be offered new Blackburn deal
• Gerrard says Hillsborough scars will never heal
• Walcott hints at extending Arsenal contract
• The Hillsborough disaster, 20 years on
• Injury problems mount for Wenger
• Fergie returns fire in Benitez feud
• Revitalised Chelsea bid to put pressure on United
• 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