Wed 4 June, 2008

• Spain La Liga and Italy Serie A: Transfer wrap-up to date
• LDU Quito through to Libertadores final after goalless draw
• Czech coach taken ill, cancels press conference
• Top Premiership clubs on alert after Spanish star becomes available
• Palermo battle Tottenham and Liverpool for Lazio star
• Aston Villa keen on Chelsea’s £6 million Sidwell
• Barcelona line up shock transfer move for AC Milan star
• Newcastle to swoop for troubled Argentinian ace
• Andres Iniesta – Potentially the unsung hero for Spain
• Kevin Keegan targeting Pablo Aimar
• Dutch are not right on time for arrival at Euro 2008
• How to behave during Euro 2008, by Austria´s etiquette guru

Tue 3 June, 2008

• Ribery gives Henry a victorious 100th in final Euro warm-up
• Iniesta hospitalised over digestive complaint
• No pressure on Greeks, claims goalkeeper
• Bruckner cancels press conference after being taken ill
• Ankle scare over as Ronaldo trains normally
• Kuhn relieved by improvement in wife´s state of health
• We aren´t here on holiday insists Germany´s Neuville
• Hiddink keeps faith with injured Pogrebnyak
• Swiss sweat over Barnetta´s fitness
• Pray for Poland, priest urges Euro fans
• Nasri’s move to Arsenal on hold
• Man Utd agree deal for Ramsey
• Torres set to miss USA friendly
• Big rewards for referees at Euro 2008
• Ferdi Elmas signs with Galatasaray
• Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal all bid for Cardiff sensation
• Beckham urges Ronaldo to stay at Manchester United
• Manchester City to land world class star
• Cannavaro ruled out of Euro 2008
• Tottenham close in on Barcelona starlet
• Arsenal’s Lehman set to join Stuttgart
• Top Italian clubs battle for Lyon’s Grosso
• Milan discussing possible Drogba deal
• Manchester United interested in £15 million striker
• Fabio Cannavaro, one of the greats – out of Italy’s challenge for Euro 2008
• FIFA to investigate football tragedy in Monrovia
• Football fever slowly gripping Austria one week before Euro 2008
• Youth seeking to be given its head at Euro 2008

Mon 2 June, 2008

• Injured Van Persie given all-clear: Van Basten
• Croatian PM wishes good luck to national squad
• Gomis extends contract at Saint-Etienne
• Swiss coach´s wife hospitalised
• Cannavaro ruled out of Euro
• Domenech to take it to the limit for Vieira
• Time running out for Lyon´s Perrin
• Goal frenzy in Asian World Cup qualifying
• Lacklustre Iran in trouble after UAE draw
• Cannavaro injured in Austria training session
• ´Special One´ Mourinho back to the fore
• Huub Stevens still sees options for Gómes at PSV
• Official: Mourinho at Inter
• Ten Cate linked with assistant job at Panathinaikos
• Santos Laguna win Mexican Clausura
• Eriksson and Manchester City part ways
• Hamit Altintop travels to Switzerland with Turkey national team
• Flamini might replace Vieira for Euro’s
• Ronaldo bandage takes shine off Portugal warm-up
• “I won’t play under Terim again:” Bastürk
• Austria reimposes border checks for Euro 2008
• Atletico prepare bid for rival’s Baptista
• Roma director Bruno Conti: “Aquilani is staying”
• Real Madrid’s Robinho: “Premiership clubs want me”
• Portsmouth look to raid Chelsea for young star
• Jose Mourinho to swoop for old Chelsea ace
• England gear up for Euro without them
• Tottenham to sign Barcelona’s Dos Santos today?
• England win in Trinidad but will they win the race for the 2018 world cup?
• Newcastle United show some interest in Peter Crouch
• Capello happy with England´s progress
• Defoe´s double helps England defeat Trinidad and Tobago
• Burkina Faso stun Tunisia in World Cup qualifier

Sun 1 June, 2008

• Donadoni going gung-ho for the Euro
• Ukraine beats lacklustre Sweden 1-0 in pre-Euro friendly
• Robben, Sneijder see off Wales in Dutch tune-up
• David Trezeguet not leaving Juventus
• Newcastle could bid on Liverpool’s Peter Crouch
• Aston Villa make £7 million offer for Newcastle winger
• AC Milan move for Barcelona star
• Manchester United to bid for Alves
• FIFA vice-president backs England´s World Cup bid
• England understudies take centre stage in Trinidad
• Beckham takes captain´s armband for Trinidad friendly
• Redknapp fury at Portsmouth´s drunk stars
• Iran´s Karimi reinstated after Ahmadinejad intervenes
• Glazers won´t let Ronaldo leave – Ferguson
• Juventus rule out the sale of Trezeguet
• Russia coach Hiddink rules out Chelsea switch
• Kewell edges Aussies past Iraq in WC qualifier
• We are hitting top form, insists Germany´s Ballack
• Why Spain have got to be my England in the Euros
• Fiorentina land Montenegrin star Stevan Jovetic
• Juande Ramos plans mass White Hart Lane exodus
• Manchester United to offer record-breaking bid to land French star
• Portsmouth keen on Chelsea’s Wright-Phillips
• Real MadridÂ’s interest in Cristiano Ronaldo is waning
• Robinho lifts Brazil to beat Canada in soccer friendly
• Australia still pushing for football 2018 World Cup: minister
• Zambrotta joins AC Milan from Barcelona

Sat 31 May, 2008

• AC Milan say Ancelotti not taking over at Chelsea
• Portugal see off Georgians
• Fifth place will cost us 20 million euros, says Gallliani
• Eto´o overcomes assault claim to score as Cameroon win
• Beckenbauer against football´s big-money investors
• Neuville, Ballack strike to save Germany in football friendly
• Beckham takes captain´s armband for friendly
• Stielike signs three-year deal with Swiss club Sion
• Trust in Lehmann, insists Kahn
• Eto´o accused of headbutting journalist
• Fernando Torres says that he not going anywhere
• S.Korea held by Jordan in World Cup qualifier
• Holland striker Babel injured, out of Euro 2008
• Tevez happy at Manchester United
• Juventus sign Amauri for £9.8 million and more…
• Spalletti wants two players to launch Roma title bid
• Inter Milan ready to splash €30million on Real Madrid player
• Cristiano Ronaldo: More rumours…
• Mourinho wants Zlatan Ibrahimovic out of Inter
• Rafa Benitez wants ₤20 million French winger
• Scolari plays down Chelsea speculation
• Pompey target Man City´s Dunne
• Newcastle’s Emre moving to Fenerbahce
• Newcastle´s Emre set for Fenerbahce move
• Australia´s Verbeek warns of Iraq counter-attacks
• Mourinho nears Inter hot-seat after Moratti meeting
• Liverani leaves Fiorentina for Palermo
• Real Madrid chief: ‘Nistlerooy stays, Eto’o no go’
• Gerrard wants Barry to join him at Liverpool
• Palace and Tottenham prepare for clash over wonderkid fee
• Liverpool to finally let cut-price Crouch go
• Euro2008 Preview – get ready for the greatest of summer parties – Euro2008 Babes!
• Steve McClaren for FC Twente – what have they done to deserve that?
• Joey Barton cleared and then sent back to prison

Fri 30 May, 2008

• Player boycott by Bosnia ahead of Azerbaijan friendly
• Scots defeated 3-1 by Czechs in a football friendly
• Croatia´s Da Silva set to return after horrific injury
• Adriano è contento che Mancini se ne è andato
• China and NKorea sweep into Asian Cup semis
• Iranian-American coach quits after triumph
• Brazilian Amauri makes dream move to Juventus
• Barcelona and Inter plan the biggest transfer coup this summer?
• Kerzhakov, Bulykin ready to replace Pogrebnyak for Russia
• Brazilian Edmundo retires after missing vital penalty
• Real´s Cassano on way to Sampdoria
• I´m not the ´special one´ after all: Mourinho
• Cagni replaces Cúper at Parma
• Forssell leaves Birmingham for Hannover 96
• Bosnia players boy-cot international friendly
• Mexican Rodríguez joins PSV Eindhoven
• Cassano signs permanent deal with Sampdoria
• Catania’s Vargas set to sign on Monday
• Mancini finds out harsh price of success
• Middlesbrough’s Boateng expects Celtic / Rangers move
• Rangers line up Aston Villa’s £4m Harewood but face competition from Fulham and Stoke City
• Everton and Liverpool in battle for £10m Manchester City star
• West Ham set to cash in on £5m Ferdinand
• Zidane denies agreeing to Aussie exhibition match
• Park not guaranteed to start against Jordan
• Casanova takes over from Baup at Toulouse
• Defiant FIFA boss confident of getting ´6+5´ quota to work
• FIFA Congress ratifies doping code
• Will Jose Mourinho be the ‘special one’ for Inter?
• Iraq warned on interference, says IFA chief
• FIFA Congress approve ´6 plus 5 quota´ resolution
• Euro contenders ready for battle
• Turkey impress in Euro 2008 warm-up

Thu 29 May, 2008

• Keane gives Trapattoni his first win
• Attack-minded Holland looking shaky at the back
• Espanyol reject LiverpoolÂ’s offer for Riera
• Lyon president confident of signing Coupet´s replacement
• Crisis club Gretna relegated to Third Division
• Mourinho return to top level looks on as Mancini sacked by Inter
• Perrin future still uncertain say Lyon
• Unimpressive South Africa edge Swaziland in friendly
• Ten Cate sacked by Chelsea
• Cameroon coach Pfister questioned by police: press
• Chelsea drop Henk ten Cate
• “Olympique Lyon to sack manager Perrin”
• Berger ends English stay to join Sparta Prague
• Being left out of French squad biggest blow of my career: Landreau
• Liverpool’s Alonso close to Juventus switch
• Gilardino happy with Viola move
• AS Roma want Barcelona’s Abidal
• Tottenham and AC Milan target lured by Lyon
• Chelsea trio on Inter’s shortlist
• UEFA to decide Porto´s Champions League future by June
• Germany will reach Euro 2008 last eight: Ballack
• Capello confirms England absences for Trinidad friendly
• Wages spiral in wealthy English Premier League
• Japan football coach Okada drops Takahara
• Italia e Australia firmano una partnership
• Zidane cancels Aussie trip
• Sevilla sign young Argentinian midfielder
• “McClaren to join FC Twente:” Dutch media
• Boca Juniors and Fluminense draw in semi final first leg
• Sevilla trying again to price Manchester United and Barcelona out of Alves move
• Martin Jol keen to keep £15m rated star away from Chelsea
• Rangers Cousin is “ready for dream England move”
• Arsenal think £16m midfield target is too expensive