Thu 19 March, 2009

• SAfrica recall Pienaar to face Norway and Portugal
• Gignac earns first France call-up
• Spurs to tap fans for new stadium funds
• Brown escapes ban over Kinnear bust-up
• Grafite: Felix Magath never lets up
• Germany: Loeb recalls Podolski, Friedrich and Jansen
• Barcelona: here’s Guardiola’s contract
• Juventus prepare a David Silva attack
• Hull City’s Phil Brown fined £2,500
• Gattuso: Milan would have beaten Man United
• Loew recalls Podolski into Germany squad
• Blackburn Santa Cruz pessimistic on injury
• Owen: Cleverness will always get me goals
• Milan, Galliani calls for a salary cap
• Van Bommel and Demichelis do Bayern deals
• Mears happy to push OM ahead
• Maradona: I have been left hurt by fan
• World Cup trip was mistake: Owen
• Hertha suspend Ebert over car damage incident
• Arsenal, Fabregas has nothing to hide
• Bayern confirm van Bommel and Demichelis to stay
• Milan, Ancelotti claims he’s not a good guy
• Aquilani set to sign new Roma contract
• King Kahn set for Schalke manager role
• Liverpool´s Benitez ends saga, extends contract
• Hamburg, Man City target UEFA Cup quarters
• Where did it all go wrong at Arsenal?
• Ferguson dismisses ´quintuple´ talk
• Fabregas rejects spitting allegations
• Soca Warriors beat Panama in friendly
• Basel, Luzern among semi finalists in Swiss Cup
• Vancouver awarded MLS expansion team for 2011

Wed 18 March, 2009

• Marseille beat Ajax on aggregate in UEFA Cup
• Greek Cup: AEK win, Olympiakos draw with Asteras
• Rafael Benitez extends Liverpool contract
• Georg Koch ends career over flung firework
• Grenoble reach first ever French Cup semi-final
• Van der Sar turns down international offer
• Kashima bounce back in AFC Champions League
• Ballack´s charm offensive on Germany team-mates
• Former Czech coach Bruckner to retire
• PSG boss linked with shock Marseille switch
• Bellamy hopes of Aalborg return dashed
• Jimenez unhappy at Inter
• Jo has City future
• Ooijer to join PSV
• Beckham set for a return to Real Madrid?
• Toulouse, Casanova: It was a bizarre win
• Keane: Without Benitez I would have been great
• Cavani is living a magic moment at Palermo
• Hiddink: Chelsea can catch Manchester United
• Seville, Escude will face a four week injury
• Mellberg: Juventus must beat Roma
• English FA take step in the right direction
• Mock hostages help SAfrica for World Cup security
• Toulouse and En Avant advance in Coupe de France

Tue 17 March, 2009

• Gunners revival sets up Wembley date with Chelsea
• Diego would like to play for Real Madrid
• Cohen sees signs of Ramsey in Capello
• Eleven bids for 2018, 2022 World Cups
• Bayern´s Hoeness suggests football levy
• Champions Gamba on fire
• Is Royle appointment right for Latics?
• Marchena still confident
• Roberto Carlos mulling Real return
• Gordon hoping to get place back
• Lucas ponders Liverpool future
• Chelsea set sights on Barça’s Daniel Alves
• Tottenham, Woodgate sets sights on Europe
• Milan, Ancelotti: We still aim for the second place
• Barcellona, Laporta dreams about the Treble
• Juventus ready to make a £11m for Malouda
• Calderon insists Ronaldo will join Madrid
• Marchena confident his Valencia will make it for the CL
• Arsenal agreed a new contract with Eboue
• Edin Dzekov is going to stay at Wolfsburg
• Benfica denies Afonso Alves interest
• Newcastle, Kinnear expected to recovery in April
• PSG, Makelele: It was just an accident
• Marseille, Zenden: “We’re very happy”
• Petric: I felt a blow to my muscle
• European round-up – Inter and Barcelona march on whilst Lyon slip up again
• Beer, bombs and bribery as Hertha scale Bundesliga

Mon 16 March, 2009

• Baggies endure West Ham stalemate
• Klose out for six to eight weeks, say Bayern
• Complex knee injury rules Abbiati out for season
• Wenger says only way is up for Walcott
• UEFA ready to heed Liverpool plea on date
• England keep 2022 World Cup bid option open
• FA confirm Vidic´s two-game ban
• Charlton believes United will bounce back
• Maxwell could join Milan
• Vela happy at Arsenal
• Lyon set for Trezeguet swap bid
• Hammers & Blades finally end Tevez saga
• West Ham and Blades end Tevez dispute
• Yakubu eyes top four finish for Everton
• Van Gaal pleased to write AZ squad in the history books
• NEC coach furious after ADO Den Haag loss
• Juventus Chiellini to undergo nose surgery
• Chelsea, Deco could be out for rest of season
• Bayern Munich, Ribery tired of transfer talking
• West Ham, Zola: “Sears will have a big opportunity”
• Forlan: We beat a direct rival for a CL spot
• Gerrard convinced Liverpool can storm the title
• Bad news for Bayern, Klose out for two weeks
• Pato knows he can do even better for Milan
• Lorik Cana pride at OM’s walk in Parc
• Lyon to hint at new Trezeguet bid
• United: We got a rude awakening, says Ferdinand
• Guardiola: It was not an easy game
• Hiddink: United football race is far from over
• Plot to oust ´dictator´ Bin Hammam gains momentum
• Turkey: Trabzonspor held by Galatasaray
• Strachan cools Scottish double talk
• Hiddink warns United race is far from over
• O´Neill refuses to surrender Champions League dream
• Gascoigne says heart stopped during rehab

Sun 15 March, 2009

• Inter Milan vs. Fiorentina (2-0) – Ibrahimovic free kick goal (Video)
• Gerrard makes Hillsborough disaster appeal to UEFA
• Atletico stun Villarreal to revive hopes
• Lyon´s season in freefall
• Spurs knock Villa off Champions League track
• Hamburg keep pressure on leaders Hertha
• Extra special Celtic take Scottish League Cup
• Inzaghi reaches 300 club in Milan stroll
• Essien guides Chelsea back into second
• Sir Bobby confident United will win the title
• Hiddink tried to sign Robinho
• Hughes end interest in Terry
• All neutrals are pleased as Liverpool delay the inevitable
• Torres the key for our success, claims Gerrard
• Lyon, Puel: There’s only the league now
• This was my best match for Juventus, says Giovinco
• Chelsea, Lampard would pay to see Kakà playing
• Casillas: Yeste deserved to be sent off
• ´King Kazu´ Miura still scoring goals at 42
• ManCity to face revitalised Chelsea
• Villa count on Dubai tonic to raise spirits
• Benitez tells Reds to turn the screw on United
• Moyes sweats on Cahill´s fitness
• Bordeaux victory keeps their sights on Europe

Sat 14 March, 2009

• Juve bounce back from Euro disappointment
• Valencia rescue point
• King has last word to puncture Pompey pride
• Hibs give Paatelainen first Edinburgh derby victory
• Taylor salvages a point for struggling Newcastle
• N´Zogbia snatches controversial Wigan win
• Everton keep in the hunt for top-four finish
• Arsenal go fourth as Arshavin weaves his magic
• Voronin´s freak strike keeps Hertha clear
• Fulham beat Bolton in first away win
• Ozat calls time on career
• Liverpool stun United to keep title race alive
• Pato confident of Champions League success next season
• Etuhu warns Fulham
• Robinho believes in Man City
• Hiddink will still leave at end of season
• Premier League predictions – Liverpool’s title hopes coming to an end?
• SKorea bids to host football World Cup
• Torres the key as Liverpool seek to rein in United
• Barca loss to spur Lyon in French League
• Wounded Real ready to forget Liverpool humiliation
• Inter look to put Euro disappointment behind them

Fri 13 March, 2009

• Grafite hat-trick puts Wolfsburg second
• Trezeguet a ´spoilt brat´, says Juventus boss
• Defenders´ Paradise postponed no problem: Wenger
• Wenger backs Rome as final host despite attack
• Bayern´s Ribery to miss Bochum trip
• Defiant Benitez stands by ´Rafa rant´
• World Cup to ´change world´s view of Africa´
• Bordon doubtful for Wolfsburg game
• Juventus, Ranieri: Trezeguet betrayed me
• Diaby delighted with Vieira Comparisions
• Seedorf: English teams ahead of Italian sides
• Man Utd defend deleting Rooney “hate” comment
• Reina concerned with Utd’s spending power
• Silva could join Juventus
• Villa turns his back on Premier League move
• Werder, Schaaf wanted more goals scored
• Hamburg, Jol satisfied with the result against Galatasaray
• Lyon, Clerc looks at a brighter future
• Gerrard is the best player in the world, insists Zidane
• Marseille, Gerets: “We had to score more goals”
• Wenger tells Fifa to respect English clubs’ domination
• Pique would like to avoid Liverpool in the next stage
• Liverpool are the best team in Europe, Benitez roars
• Giggs sure United can make it for the Quintuple
• Toure admitted he was leaving Arsenal
• Valencia made the price for Villa: €100m
• Udinese, Di Natale: “We’re in good position”
• Why the English teams won – Manchester United and Liverpool have got better players!

Thu 12 March, 2009

• Udine give Italy UEFA Cup cheer, champs Zenit lose
• City sitting pretty for UEFA Cup quarters
• Eduardo out of Blackburn match
• Money makes the difference in Europe, says Galliani
• Cho reveals Park inspiration behind Wigan move
• Owen set for Newcastle return
• Man City set sights on Villa
• Ribery won´t quit Bayern without fight