Sun 11 May, 2008

• Man Utd clinch Premier League title
• Quick Report: Everton 3-1 Newcastle United
• Quick Report: Tottenham Hotspur 0-2 Liverpool FC
• Quick Report: Sunderland 0-1 Arsenal
• Quick Report: Chelsea 1-0 Bolton Wanderers
• Quick Report: Wigan Athletic 0-2 Manchester United
• Siena hold Inter as title goes to the wire
• Mourinho confirms imminent return to coaching
• Serie A update: Still no Scudetto for Inter Milan
• Rooney back for United as title beckons
• Chelsea´s Terry stretchered off in Bolton match
• SPL title race goes to wire after Celtic win
• Premier League pushing ahead with global expansion plans
• FC Basel win another double
• Angel´s goal lifts Red Bulls to victory over Beckham´s Galaxy
• Bordeaux, Lyon ensure nail-biting French title finale
• Barcelona swap Eto’o for Inter Milan’s Ibrahimovic
• Chelsea snatch Bosingwa from Man Utd
• Rijkaard speaks out
• Chelsea manager Grant wants play-off decider
• ManUnited stars confident of crossing finishing line
• Coppell ready to take blame if Reading go down
• Stefanovic backs old club over new employers Fulham
• Eriksson insists he still wants to stay at City
• Inter looking to draw first blood against Roma
• McLeish pledges to rebuild Birmingham City if relegated
• Platini looks for another European crowning glory
• Austria and Switzerland, the unlikely co-hosts
• Refs too scared to rule against Rangers, says Levein

Sat 10 May, 2008

• Bordeaux keep French title race bubbling over
• Super Lig update: Galatasaray win Turkish league
• Rostock, Duisburg relegated as Bayern approach record
• Cameroon club create African Champions League history
• We´re the best at the moment, claims Ancelotti
• Figo upsets animal rights activists: report
• Rangers beat United for perfect UEFA Cup Final boost
• Everton can crack top four says Keegan
• Ibrahimovic and Kallstrom miss Euro training camp
• Arsenal won the race for Lyon’s Ben Arfa
• Wolfsburg sign Italy defender Zaccardo
• Barcelona and Valencia compete for Dani Guiza
• Ribery ready to step up as French team leader
• Gerrard hungry for Premier League success
• New Bayern boss Klinsmann casts eye on league finale
• Charlie Adam targets SPL title after return from injury
• Pressure on Lyon in French title race
• United get Rooney lift as title thriller reaches conclusion

Fri 9 May, 2008

• Real Madrid to face Al-Nasr in friendly on May 20
• Guardiola has what it takes to coach Barcelona, says Figo
• Tremlett impressive for England Lions
• Berbatov to bid goodbye to Spurs
• Barcelona members request censure motion against board
• Doni extends Roma stay
• O´Neill slams ´disingenuous´ Benitez over Barry talks
• Porto president banned two years for match-fixing
• PSV chasing Mexican defender Rodriguez
• Sven confirms City departure on the cards
• Man City set to benefit from extra UEFA Cup berth
• Rosicky out of Euro 2008
• Man Utd boss points finger at Bolton party players
• Scolari concern over Portugal´s ´inexperience´
• Hleb on his way out of Arsenal, agent says
• Juventus closing in on Amauri
• Diarra wanted by Tottenham for £10million
• Clubs chase Sun Jihai with Man City future in doubt
• Arsenal despair as first Flamini and now maybe Hleb leave the Emirates. Who will be next?
• Juventus and Inter battling for Roma’s Mancini
• Gattuso off to Bayern Munich
• Asian football body vows action on corruption and match-fixing

Thu 8 May, 2008

• Atletico one win away from Champions League
• Roma join Inter in Cup final
• Frenchman Renard to coach Zambia
• Poland coach announces 26-man list for Euro 2008
• Inter switch to Roma’s Aquilani
• Liverpool want 15 million pounds for Crouch
• Barcelona´s injured Sylvinho out for rest of season
• Barcelona president says Guardiola to replace Rijkaard
• Barcelona had a ´mediocre´ season, says Toure
• Reality show to find next Beckham or Ronaldo
• Britain allows Russians free visas for UEFA Cup final
• Spanish ace Joaquin coming to the Premiership?
• Viduka facing lay-off of up to six months
• Kewell´s Liverpool days at an end
• Crouch put up for sale for £15million
• Keegan set for showdown talks with Newcastle chairman
• Belgian star Sterchele killed in car accident
• Football’s a funny old game. Or is it?
• Club Brugge’s Sterchele dies in car crash
• Nerves mount as Rangers edge closer to SPL title
• Eriksson set for Benfica return – report
• Football Transfer Rumours: Wrap-Up
• América, Boca, São Paulo advance in Libertadores
• Juninho keeps Lyon´s double dream alive
• Quick Report: Real Madrid 4-1 FC Barcelona

Wed 7 May, 2008

• Gers close gap in SPL with Well win
• Inter reserves keep double dream alive
• Sevilla crank up Champions League pressure on Atletico
• Police probe Steaua Bucharest´s 1m euro cash ´bonus´
• Ribery, Podolski seal win for Champions Bayern
• Gamba and Saipa into AFC quarters, Sepahan out
• Capello to face trial over false testimony
• Former Valencia defender spills beans on Barca´s bonus
• James set to keep Wembley Cup final date
• Portsmouth after Benfica defender Luisao
• Flamini exit not start of mass exodous: Wenger
• Scotland boss backs Rangers in fixtures row
• Olympiakos ask for asset freeze on Rivaldo
• Tottenham in talks with Barcelona over Eto´o – report
• Crouch wants crunch talks at Liverpool
• Chelsea offers 70 million euros for Real´s Ramos – report
• Footballers offside in new British immigration system: report
• Man Utd after Wigan’s Palacios for €8m
• FA set England’s targets and it is not good for my rage!
• Eriksson set to lead City on Asia tour: report
• Real set to parade football Liga trophy as Barca visit
• Italian football Serie A top two on Cup final collision course
• SPL football title pressure welcomed by Gers boss
• Capello vows to live up to FA expectations
• Grant revels in Chelsea´s revival
• Wigan want Egypt star
• Fiorentina after Stuttgart’s Mario Gomez

Tue 6 May, 2008

• PSG defy league form to make Cup final
• Schalke go second, seal Champions League berth
• A hot South American prospect, Bruno
• Danny Blind lands technical manager’s job at Ajax Amsterdam
• Kazan down Moscow to make it eight from nine
• Lyon’s Ben Arfa still on Wenger’s list
• Barcelona enter race for Villa
• Liverpool stadium plans cleared
• Liverpool to offer £8M for Barcelona’s Abidal
• FA´s vision puts pressure on Capello
• Christian Lell extends Bayern contract
• Martin Jol in talks with Hamburg
• Scottish chiefs tell Rangers they won´t ease fixture pile-up
• Will Sven Goran Ericksson start the managerial merry-go-round?
• West Ham´s Bellamy unveils Sierra Leone academy plan
• Henry staying on at Barca
• Carr out as Keegan starts Newcastle clear-out
• Torres will be even better next year warns Reina
• Nani apologises for red card shame
• N.Korea said to want qualifier with S.Korea moved
• SPL looking to ease fixtures jam for Rangers
• Thaksin regrets flag insult
• Grant promises United a fight for the Premier League title
• Ajax through to play-offs final
• Barca line up Guardiola to succeed Rijkaard: report

Mon 5 May, 2008

• Prosecutors get to work on head of RomaniaÂ’s Professional Soccer League
• Eduardo sued over Arsenal transfer by his wife´s uncle
• Ronaldo ´ashamed´ over transvestite tryst
• Ballack and Malouda keep Chelsea in title hunt
• Chelsea push Man United to the wire
• Quick Report: Newcastle United 0-2 Chelsea
• Bayern come to rescue of cash-strapped minnows
• UEFA say no need for visa for Champions League final
• Bilic signs new two-year deal with Croatia
• Dempsey signs extended deal at Fulham
• Real retain Spanish league title
• Ex-football star Gazza back in hospital
• Flamini set to sign for AC Milan
• Dempsey staying with Fulham
• Blackburn trio sign new deals
• Hitzfeld´s pleased to hand winning team to Klinsmann
• From Nottingham Forest to Manchester United – six of the best from this weekend
• Cibeles party begins as Real retain Spanish football title
• Champions cup in our own hands now, says Galliani
• Keegan ready to hand old foe Fergie a tenth title
• Inter Milan coach still confident despite defeat to AC
• Key player departure signals start of revolution at Arsenal
• Rangers boss blasts SPL for fixture backlog

Sun 4 May, 2008

• Bordeaux stun Marseille to keep Lyon champagne on ice
• Flamini joining, Ronaldinho not, claim Milan
• Galatasaray on course for Turkish league title
• Real require Osasuna victory to wrap up title
• Beer baths as Bayern claim Bundesliga title
• Torres extends Anfield scoring streak
• Quick Report: Liverpool 1-0 Manchester City
• West Brom and Stoke promoted to Premier League
• AC win Milan derby to go fourth and delay Inter title party
• Rangers slip-up at Hibs
• Stoke City back in Premier League
• Bendtner keeps Everton waiting for UEFA Cup place
• Quick Report: Arsenal 1-0 Everton
• Player speaks out against racist abuse
• Newcastle owner nets roulette gain
• Managers say the funniest things!
• Play written about footballÂ’s legend
• Beckham scores twice to deliver draw for Galaxy
• US women edge stubborn Aussies 5-4 in football friendly extra time
• Everton´s UEFA Cup bid motivated by revenge
• Inter Milan centre-back dreaming of winning title in derby
• Man City manager eager to end season on a high
• Hodgson tells Fulham not to get carried away by great escape
• Coppell stares into abyss as Reading slips into bottom three
• Ferguson salutes courageous Ronaldo
• Ugly win at ´Well keeps Celtic titles hopes alive

Sat 3 May, 2008

• Camacho comes of age as Atletico sense Champions League
• FC Twente reach Dutch play-offs final
• Diouf helps Bolton move closer to safety
• Serie B match suspended after suicide attempt
• Nice hold Lyon to boost Bordeaux title hopes