Fri 3 October, 2008

• De La Pena ready for Real Madrid clash
• Benitez rested Mascherano for City clash
• Lampard reckons Roma clashes will be decisive
• Amauri rubbish crisis talk
• Sheva delighted with AC Milan opener
• Video: Football’s 10 worst challenges
• Ready for a managerial merry-go-round?
• Time to rid the game of these ignorant people
• Kim Do-Heon out for two months
• Klinsmann hoping for third time lucky with Bayern
• Chelsea boosted by Drogba injury bulletin
• Valencia escape versus Maritimo
• Borussia fight but fail at Udinese
• Benfica turn things around against Napoli
• Deportivo beat Brann Bergen on penalties
• Feyenoord beat Kalmar to advance to group phase

Thu 2 October, 2008

• Gomez saves the day for Stuttgart
• Spurs survive, Everton crash out
• McClaren celebrates ´perfect´ UEFA Cup night
• Klose laughs off bribery allegations
• Marseille players in whip round for plane fuel
• Tottenham move into UEFA Cup group stages
• Rooney boost for England
• Moreno’s suspension doubled
• Mertesacker ban increased
• Huckerby claims MLS player of the month
• Rooney given green light for England
• Vieira and Ribery back for France in World Cup
• Loew to rely on tried and tested against Russia, Wales
• Drogba Champions´ League agony
• We´ll definitely qualify, vows Mourinho
• Mourinho v The Press. There’s only one winner.
• Beckham hits out at MLS
• Drogba out for six weeks
• Aguirre insists Liverpool are favorites
• Keane relief at first Liverpool goal
• Spalletti praise match-winner Baptista
• Mourinho still confident of progress
• Messi strikes late, Keane strikes first, Gerrard strikes one hundredth and Chelsea don’t strike at all
• EPL braces for fallout from market mayhem

Wed 1 October, 2008

• Disappointing Inter held by dogged Bremen
• Anorthosis notch historic victory to sink Panathinaikos
• Messi saves Barcelona blushes at Shakhtar
• “The Beast” Baptista earns Roma win at Bordeaux
• Hail the centurion Gerrard as Liverpool down PSV
• Drogba injury gives Chelsea a Transylvanian nightmare
• Maximum points as Atletico delight patient fans
• Quick Report: Messi saves Barça, Sporting beat Basel
• Quick Report: Anorthosis shock Panathinaikos, Inter and Werder draw
• Quick Report: Liverpool, Atlético march on
• Quick Report: Cluj hold Chelsea, Roma claim win
• Lokomotiv Sofia midfielder tests positive for doping: club
• Lyon and France star Govou in injury scare
• FIFA threatens banning Poland from World Cup matches
• Steve Sidwell resumes training
• Russian gang boasted of ´buying´ UEFA Cup: press
• Chelsea wary of Transylvanian food!
• Pienaar on verge of Everton comeback
• Man Utd lose Scholes for 10 weeks
• Houston Dynamo draw 4-4 with Pumas
• Hanover defender Ismael out for four weeks
• Aguirre refuse to blame injuries
• Man Utd count cost of Champions League win
• Juventus tried to sign Recoba
• Juventus target keen on Serie A move
• Hughes urges Capello to pick Wright-Phillips
• Ronaldo urges fans to give him more time
• Chelsea and Liverpool seek wins against Cluj, Eindhoven
• West Brom target Mallorca striker
• Cristiano Ronaldo now happy at United
• Manchester United and Arsenal send a message to the rest of Europe.
• Mascherano confident Liverpool are ready for title push
• Manchester United count cost of Champions League win
• Cahill, Grella back for Aussies´ football WCup qualifier

Tue 30 September, 2008

• Ze Roberto saves Bayern from Lyon´s clutches
• Feeble Fiorentina held by Steaua to bore draw
• Arsenal back on track as Porto suffer the backlash
• More away woe for Celtic as Senna shows class
• Quick Report: Bayern hold Lyon, Fiorentina and Steaua forget to score
• Quick Report: Juve fight back for BATE draw
• Quick Report: United, Villarreal claim victories
• Scotland v Argentina friendly back on after ticket deal
• Cahill appeal over derby red card fails
• Roma coach Spalletti confident of crushing Bordeaux
• Iaquinta earns Juve a point against Belarus minnows
• Berbatov hits brace to end Danish dreams
• Real beat unlucky Zenit to make it two from two
• Quick Report: Arsenal crush Porto, Fener held by Dynamo
• Quick Report: Real victorious at Zenit
• Maniche ruled out of Champions League clash
• Price drop at Newcastle. Now a snip at £300 million!
• Reds to head scramble for Owen
• FIFA, UEFA don´t recognise new head of Polish FA
• More to come from Reds, Benitez warns PSV
• FIFA and UEFA won’t recognize Polish ‘administrator’
• No comeback yet for Totti
• Lucho Figueroa joins Boca Juniors
• Stoke’s Lawrence suffers freak ankle injury
• Ashley slashes Newcastle sale price: BBC
• Eriksson sought foreign fix, Davies says
• Berbatov to blame for Spurs plight, Venables says
• Toronto’s playoff hopes still alive
• Giovinco set to sign new Juventus deal
• Fergie support for Styles as he gets another top match.
• O’Shea confident of retaining Champions League
• Berbatov to blame for Spurs’ poor season
• Van Nistelrooy expects tough match against Zenit
• Lotito hits out at Mourinho
• Is Moyes the problem or the victim at Everton?
• Revitalised Torres leaves PSV facing Anfield trial
• English football clubs look to maintain victorious start, French to bounce back
• ManUtd. take Danish minnows seriously
• Scolari issues a warning to players

Mon 29 September, 2008

• Leixoes share lead after win at Belenenses
• No Iraq at 2010 World Cup
• Ailton in trouble at Rheindorf Altach
• Joe Cole skips Cluj trip
• “Babel can do better:” Benitez
• Sneijder wants to discuss free kicks issue with Van Persie
• “Domenech is a dictator:” Coupet
• Toure wants Porto to suffer Arsenal backlash
• Giuly ruled out for up to three weeks
• Styles apologises to Bolton for Ronaldo penalty blunder
• Coupet launches tirade against French coach Domenech
• Wenger to wield the axe?
• Administrator taking over scandal-hit Polish federation
• Fergie looks for no repeat of previous Danish fiasco
• Moyes admits improper conduct charge
• Man Utd stars to miss Champions League match
• Everton launch Cahill appeal
• Espanyol to protest incidents at Barca match
• AC Milan coach urges improvement after derby success
• West Brom´s Kim out for six weeks
• Wales welcome back Bellamy for World Cup qualifiers
• Two miss Manchester United trip.
• Man Utd penalty row rumbles on
• Goats happy with win
• Fletcher refuse to take victory for granted
• Ancelotti confident AC Milan are ‘cured’
• Mourinho blasts referee
• Reja defends Bologna coach Arrigoni
• Davies reckons Young is better than Ronaldo
• Bolton to receive Styles apology.
• Premier League – who’s hot and who’s not? Round six.
• British football clubs out to impress after opening stalemates
• No compensation claim says Blades skipper
• Hughes fumes as controversial penalty causes City crash
• Ramos feels the heat as Spurs slump again

Sun 28 September, 2008

• France: Toulouse back in second place
• Portugal: Nacional lose but remain first
• Mouscron suffer home defeat in Belgian league
• Goal machine Villa fires Valencia top
• Wolfsburg miss out on third as Bayern lose again
• Zaki slows City revolution
• Rome football fans celebrating as Lazio go top of Serie A
• Hoeness´ ´worried´ by Bayern´s slump
• Ribery ´impatient´ for Champions League clash
• Rubin Kazan beaten at home
• Groningen beat Feyenoord to take lead in Eredivisie
• Miller helps Rangers beat Hibernian
• Gerrard tells Liverpool to keep cool
• Alan Shearer not interested in Newcastle United job
• Beckham ready to stay in the shadows
• Scolari persuaded me to stay, says Drogba
• S.Africa consortium interested in Newcastle: report
• Beckham desperate to sit on the England bench
• Bolton boss slams referee
• Gaydamak puts Portsmouth up for sale
• Cruyff blasts Barca hooligans
• Kanu backs fed-up Pompey to sink Spurs
• Gattuso looking forward to derby
• Marcelo hails ‘incredible’ Van Nistelrooy
• Tottenham face Liverpool in next round of the League Cup
• Ronaldo wants to join Manchester City
• Arsenal wonderkid offered new deal
• Manchester clubs to battle for Benzema?
• Terrible decision makes the headlines again. What would you do about Mr. Styles?
• Ferguson claims penalty that never was as United´s due
• Kinnear tells Newcastle stars to stop sulking
• Henry´s number could be up at Barca
• Everton see red over Cahill dismissal
• Benfica win Lisbon derby

Sat 27 September, 2008

• Ruud awakening for Betis as ten-men Real triumph
• PSV and AZ Alkmaar victorious
• Lyon extend league lead as Marseille stumble
• Khalid Boulahrouz injures thigh
• France: Lyon beat Nancy, Marseille draw at Le Mans
• Juve held by Sampdoria in dire draw
• Arsenal stunned by Hull smash and grab raid
• Young keeps Villa among the elite
• West Brom survive late Boro surge
• Kinnear sees Newcastle misery deepen against Blackburn
• Hammers shrug off midweek blues to beat Fulham
• Celtic steal late win at home to Aberdeen
• Consistency more important than derby win, says Kaka
• Mourinho blasts petty Italian press
• Klinsmann´s Bayern slump again as Hamburg go top
• Advocaat considers Zenit departure
• Torres double gets Liverpool back on track
• Liverpool reassert title credentials