Sat 24 November, 2012

• Rafael red faced at Neville comparisons
• West Brom´s Long not for sale
• Redknapp takes reins at QPR
• Liverpool lead chase for Damiao
• Real and City battle for Benat
• Premier League preview: 24th November 2012
• Laudrup non-committal on Suarez, Williams
• Benitez predicts departure of Cole, Lampard

Fri 23 November, 2012

• Rodgers reveals Williams apology
• Glass half full for retired Muamba
• Redknapp camp confirms QPR talks
• Prediction: Everton vs Norwich
• Spurs keen on Douglas Costa; Draxler dismisses exit rumours
• Arsenal sign new deal with Emirates
• Blackburn want Friedel in for Robinson
• City leading the way for Zaha
• Ferguson: QPR should be higher
• Game time key to Lloris´ confidence
• Atletico Madrid revive interest in Suarez
• Two charged over attacks on Spurs fans
• Mancini waits on Kompany fitness
• Aguero confident of defending title
• Szczesny: Arsenal can succeed in England and Europe
• Wenger backs Premier League strength
• Szczesny: Arsenal can succeed in England and Europe
• Benitez relishes Abramovich leadership
• Clattenburg back for London derby
• City stumble stuns Zabaleta
• Arsenal target wants summer exit; Juve to tie down star duo
• Ferguson re-ignites Benitez feud
• Is Rafa Benitez the right man for Chelsea?
• Premier League preview: Swansea City v Liverpool
• Premier League preview: Southampton v Newcastle
• Premier League preview: Tottenham v West Ham
• Premier League preview: Chelsea v Manchester City
• Cole confident of Liverpool impact
• Rodgers rues late lapse
• Villas-Boas slams Lazio abuse

Thu 22 November, 2012

• Clattenburg reveals career fears
• Hodgson wants England to keep the ball
• Leighton calls for Clattenburg apology
• Wenger seeks to close gap
• Benitez wants Chelsea silverware
• English FA clears Clattenburg, charges Mikel
• FA drop case against Clattenburg
• Managers rally behind Di Matteo
• Wenger questions short-term Benitez
• Responsibility lies with players, says Nelsen
• Teixeira, Nacho set sights on Liverpool XI
• Caulker looks to attract Hodgson interest
• Arsenal´s Giroud praises former club
• Sidwell: Chelsea owner supports staff
• Zenden to assist Benitez, says agent
• Allardyce keen on Beckham
• Pardew ready for busy January
• Fellaini happy at Everton, as long as they finish in top four
• Tottenham fans attacked in Rome
• Allardyce keen on Beckham
• Newcastle struggle with Europe demands, says Pardew
• Premier League preview: Sunderland v West Brom
• Premier League preview: Stoke City v Fulham
• Premier League preview: Everton v Norwich
• Premier League preview: Manchester United v QPR
• Premier League preview: Wigan v Reading
• Premier League preview: Aston Villa v Arsenal
• Morrison mulls Jamaica option
• Newcastle keen on Rodrigo
• Wenger eyes top spot
• Mancini: Group-stage exit no surprise

Wed 21 November, 2012

• Di Matteo proud of Chelsea record
• Petkovic on guard amid Spurs downturn
• Blatter mends FA rift
• UEFA Champions League Group B wrap: Arsenal, Schalke advance
• Di Matteo sacking no surprise to Villas-Boas
• Ayew praises West Ham amid rumoured interest; Atsu set for bumper deal
• Benitez confirmed as new Chelsea manager
• Rodgers to name full-strength Liverpool side
• Rangel ready for Rodgers reunion
• Derby loss still hurts Tottenham
• Miyaichi hoping to impress Wigan faithful
• Di Matteo sacking bewilders PFA
• Hamann backs Benitez for Chelsea
• Walcott calls for calm over contract
• Girard: Former ally Giroud a threat
• Pardew hits out at Chelsea owner
• Lambert wants Bent on books
• Gullit slams Di Matteo dismissal
• Lambert fined, banned for City comments
• Gold stakes claim for Beckham
• Vidal: Crushing Chelsea was ´perfect´
• Arsenal silverware imperative, says Santos
• Parker back on Tottenham track
• Holman wins FFA award
• Drogba asks for loan move to Premier League
• Lambert not looking to cash-in on Bent
• Henry ready to come back to Arsenal once more?
• Real Madrid reject Everton bid for Cheryshev
• QPR lose Zamora for three months
• LA Galaxy line up Kaka to replace Beckham; Liverpool keen on Grosskreutz
• Di Matteo sacking not a surprise
• Sow reveals interest from English clubs
• Sow reveals interest from English clubs
• Chelsea sack Di Matteo
• Alessio: Juventus not through yet
• Wenger hints at Henry return
• Cech: Loss a ´huge disappointment´
• Di Matteo takes blame for defeat
• Ferguson pleased despite loss
• City woes confound Mourinho

Tue 20 November, 2012

• Girard wary of Giroud influence
• UEFA Champions League Group H wrap: Galatasaray stun United
• UEFA Champions League Group E wrap: Juve crush Chelsea
• Solskjaer tips more Beckham success
• PSG rekindle interest in Beckham; Balotelli has not signed at Salford
• Redknapp linked to Ukraine coaching vacancy
• Leiva in line for Liverpool reserves match
• Mertesacker now a happy Gunner
• Ibra goal gets the world talking
• Wenger ready to take risk on Walcott
• Aguero revved up for City title defence
• Capello blasts ´slow´ Torres
• Mancini: Balotelli needs to improve
• Injured Walcott out of Arsenal squad
• Injured Walcott out of Arsenal squad
• Dalla Bona backs Juve over Chelsea
• Giroud: Former club a big threat
• Testing times for Chelsea and boss Di Matteo
• Martin: Beckham would be perfect for West Ham
• Turkish delight at United clash
• Sturridge on Liverpool’s radar
• Oribe Peralta hints at Europe move
• Torres wants out of Chelsea
• Allardyce wanted all three points
• Europa League preview: Leaders clash in Group H
• Di Matteo promises to attack Juventus
• Angry Galatasaray fans greet Man Utd

Mon 19 November, 2012

• Cahill sees positives in dressing room row
• Premier League: West Ham 1 Stoke 1
• Di Matteo promises Chelsea attack
• Kagawa to miss another month
• Allardyce keen to sign Anelka
• Barkley due back at Everton; Benteke cleared of all charges
• Martinez happy with latest Watson diagnosis
• Pardew admits to doing it tough
• Wenger: Spurs win will be a huge boost
• Ferguson rests key players for Istanbul
• Reina looks to oust Aussie Jones
• Liverpool show an interest in Rossi
• City could land long-term target Jovetic
• Gallas concerned by Adebayor absence
• Barkley heads back to Everton
• Szczesny relishes Montpellier clash
• Rooney, De Gea train ahead of Turkey trip
• Allardyce tip pays off for N´Zoni
• Reading owner backs manager
• Villas-Boas backs Defoe to fire Spurs
• Hughton: Ruddy has taken big steps
• Luiz talks down Chelsea slump
• Pirlo hints at Premier League move; Liverpool reignite interest in Jeffren
• Werner: Suarez staying at Liverpool
• Could win over Fulham kick-start Sunderland’s season?
• UEFA Champions League Group H preview: Three-way fight for second
• UEFA Champions League Group E preview: Crucial clash for Chelsea, Juve
• Di Matteo hints at dropping Torres
• Wenger rules out January exit for Walcott

Sun 18 November, 2012

• McClean sent death threats
• Rodgers rules out major signings
• Bendtner refuses to rule out Spurs move; AS Roma want to keep De Rossi
• Pulis happy with Wolves recruit
• Allardyce wary of struggling Stoke
• Premier League: Fulham 1 Sunderland 3
• Rio, Terry no longer in Hodgson´s plans
• Walcott still set on striker role
• Bonucci: We need to beat Chelsea
• Bendtner would consider Spurs move
• Championship: Millwall 1 Leeds 0
• SPL: Inverness 1 Motherwell 5
• Enrique dedicates goal to son
• QPR legend wants Redknapp
• Jol praises Berbatov´s class
• Sterling apologises to injured Watson
• Arsenal join race for Al-Habsi
• Ramsey: We must beat Montpellier
• Premier League sides battle for Granqvist
• Ferguson: Liverpool stunted Owen´s growth
• West Ham admit interest in Anelka
• Premier League review: 17th November 2012

Sat 17 November, 2012

• Ferguson credits Norwich after loss
• Poor defending upsets Di Matteo
• Pardew laments Cisse absence
• Premier League: Norwich City 1 Manchester United 0
• Prediction: Fulham vs Sunderland
• Rodgers: We are more than just Suarez
• Beckham rubbishes A-league rumours; Romeu staying put
• Moyes furious with wasteful Everton
• Mancini backs City strikers
• Hughes refuses to be drawn on future
• Villas-Boas: Adebayor not to blame
• Premier League: Reading 2 Everton 1
• Premier League: Newcastle 1 Swansea 2