Fri 17 October, 2008

• Basile resigns as Argentina coach
• Arsenal hit by injuries
• Argentinean coach Alfio Basile resigns

Thu 16 October, 2008

• Spain and Brazil meet in 2008 Futsal World Cup final
• Hleb back for Barcelona, Gudjohnsen out
• I´m glad I stayed at Chelsea says Drogba
• Liverpool lose Torres for up to 15 days
• In-demand Heskey eyes bright new future
• Heart attack brings Sommeil career to end
• Enyimba vow fightback against Al Ahly
• Spanish govt pushes for Atletico ban rethink
• Paraguay streak on as Argentina lose ground
• Torres fights to be fit for Reds´ Atletico test
• Mission accomplished for Loew as Germany go clear
• Park says SKorea have got their confidence back
• Josh Kennedy cements place in Aussie team
• Under-fire Okada bemoans ‘timid’ Japan
• Canada deny Mexico with draw as Jamaica stay alive in football WC qualifiers
• Canada and Mexico draw
• Trinidad and Tobago beat the United States
• Torres injured as Spain maintain perfect start
• New caps milestone for Beckham
• Quick Report: Portugal held by Albania

Wed 15 October, 2008

• Keane helps Ireland to unconvincing win
• Rangers pair lift NIreland to win over San Marino
• Italy scrape past minnows Montenegro
• Trochowski strike puts Germany four points clear
• Quick Report: Italy beat brave Montenegro
• Quick Report: Villa saves the day for Spain
• Rooney double leaves Capello´s England cruising
• Quick Report: Trochowski leads Germany past Wales
• Quick Report: Serbians convince in Austria
• Quick Report: Gerrard, Rooney successful in Belarus
• Quick Report: Croatia do as expected against Andorra
• UEFA may lift Atletico-Liverpool ban: reports
• Quick Report: Netherlands win in Norway
• Barcelona to bid for MLS franchise in Miami
• Spanish government defends Atletico over UEFA ban
• Finland own goals gift Russia World Cup win
• Rangers match off after Dundee Utd chairman´s death
• Quick Report: Russia helped by own goals
• CAS confirm West Ham appeal over Tevez affair
• Iran uphold favourite´s tag against NKorea
• UEFA ban on Atletico ´unfair´ for Liverpool, says Benitez
• Emerton double as Aussies hammer Qatar
• Platini writes to Zapatero after Atletico sanctions
• ´WAG´ culture turned England into circus, Ferdinand says
• French keep faith with Domenech
• Brazil boosted by Kaka before Colombia game
• England to rejig defence, Germany fret over Ballack
• Sarkozy shocked as French anthem booed against Tunisia
• Ferdinand admits ´WAG´ culture turned England into circus
• England call up late replacements

Tue 14 October, 2008

• Brazil, Italy and Russia join Spain in Futsal semi’s
• Henry gives Domenech boost ahead of federation vote
• British businessman cleared to buy Real Mallorca
• Former Spain international Tristan signs for Hammers
• Gerrard: I’m desperate to play well
• Kinnear warned by FA over future swearing outburst
• Diego Tristan joins West Ham United
• Ballack injury doubts linger on for Germany
• Moyes signs new deal at Goodison
• Zaki leads charge for African Player of the Year Award
• Capello targets perfect set of four
• Gerrard doubts add to England’s injury woes
• I was wrong, but have no regrets says Kuranyi
• Italy must win or it´s been a bad week, says Lippi
• Mexes hit with three-match ban for referee insult
• Bale fancies underdogs Wales to topple Germany
• UEFA ban for Atletico after racism at Marseille
• Injured Viduka keen for Australia return
• Man Utd’s Park boosts SKorea against UAE
• Lucas Neill wants a new contract at The Hammers
• Mark Viduka could be back in six months

Mon 13 October, 2008

• All or nothing at Futsal World Cup
• “Liverpool can win the Premiership:” Fernando Torres
• Sevilla striker Kanoute out injured for three weeks
• Camacho named new Osasuna coach
• West Ham keeper Green pulls out of England squad
• Barcelona will weather European credit crisis – club
• Lippi to take part in anti-racism film
• Ballack injury doubt for Germany ahead of Wales clash
• Romania revival will earn Domenech reprieve – media
• Liverpool dismiss reports of scrapped stadium plan
• Italy bans fans from away travel
• England stars must live with boo-boys, says Gerrard
• Van Persie fit for Norway clash
• Osasuna fire José Ziganda
• Burley questions Boyd´s passion for Scotland
• Terry and Cole out of Belarus clash
• England´s Spain friendly set for move due to racism fears
• Bulls battle bears over football´s financial future
• Rooney ready to be England team´s utility man
• Kaka and Robinho lead Brazil to victory in World Cup qualifier

Sun 12 October, 2008

• Guinea and Mozambique survive World Cup cull
• German coach dumps AWOL striker Kuranyi
• We´ll learn from Germany defeat, says Hiddink
• Bernd Schuster keen for Fabio Cannavaro to stay
• Ferdinand warns England that only a win will do in Belarus
• Real looking at further tilt on Ronaldo
• Henry plays down Man City rumours
• Robson insists room for Lampard and Gerrard
• Czechs under pressure after loss to Poland
• Germany striker Kuranyi goes AWOL
• Bad news for Carlos Tevez
• Fernando Torres could move if Rafa Benitez moves
• Ramos could be on his way out by mid-November
• Hondurans boost World Cup hopes by beating Canada 3-1
• Guatemala plays Trinidad and Tobago to goal-less draw
• Jamaicans beat Mexico to give Barnes winning debut
• Americans rout Cuba to advance in World Cup football qualifiers
• Burley believes Scots can still qualify
• Quick Report: Argentina beat Uruguay
• Costa Ricans advance with World Cup qualifying win

Sat 11 October, 2008

• Quick Report: No troubles for the Netherlands against Iceland
• Ballack, Podolski seal Germany win over Russia
• Four-goal Adebayor changes his mind and punishes Swaziland
• Spirited Romania hold France 2-2
• Spain make it three out of three with Estonia win
• Quick Report: Czechs crash at Poland
• Quick Report: Romania and France draw again
• Quick Report: Sweden and Portugal forget to score
• Quick Report: Denmark keep lead in Group 1
• Solid Italy scrape point against Bulgaria
• Ukraine and Croatia battle out stalemate
• Standard Liege threaten to move to French league
• Wales toil to victory over Liechtenstein
• Quick Report: No goals at Ukraine versus Croatia
• Rooney strikes twice to keep England on World Cup qualification track
• Quick Report: Second half show helps England past Kazakhs
• Nigeria keep up perfect record
• French side chases Iraqi player – report
• Dubai investors target big time for Charlton
• Scotland draw a blank against Norway in World Cup qualification
• Scotland could envisage joint bid for Euro 2016: UEFA
• England aim to prove Croatia thrashing was no fluke
• Lippi upbeat despite Italy´s injuries
• Brazil, Argentina aim to kickstart World Cup campaigns
• Europe´s top footballers target World Cup finals
• US looks to beat Cuba in crunch World Cup clash
• D-day for France coach in Bucharest
• Nigeria target win over SLeone to improve World Cup seeding
• Norway game is must win says Scotland´s Burley
• Tomas Rosicky expected to miss out until 2009
• Germany´s Loew wary of Russian strikers
• Capello lays down the law to Gerrard

Fri 10 October, 2008

• Robinho lowers expectations ahead of Venezuela clash
• Dubai investors eye Charlton takeover
• Tomasson misses Denmark qualifier
• Rost extends with Hamburger SV
• Löw picks Adler for Russia clash
• Buffon probably out until December
• Ballack back and ready to lead Germany
• Polish World Cup relief as agreement reached on elections
• Real unaffected by global financial crisis – director
• Blatter vote of confidence in South Africa 2010
• Chelsea seek return of Mikel Obi transfer fee
• A point would be good, says Arshavin
• Capello demands encore from England as Terry ruled out
• Enke out for three months with broken hand
• Terry facing Kazakhstan KO
• Plummeting South Africa face more humiliation
• AFC chief Bin Hammam tells Blatter not to lose touch
• Heskey back in fashion for England
• Hull is for heroes as minnows thrive in Premier League
• Tottenham Hotspur and San Jose Earthquakes form a partnership

Thu 9 October, 2008

• Ukraine, Argentina, Spain and Iran advance at Futsal World Cup
• Gremio beat Santos to reclaim first place
• Besiktas appoint Mustafa Denizli
• Scots should aim for the top says Robson
• Terry set to miss out, while Rooney battles back
• Rangers chairman urges fans to fight sectarian abuse
• Rumours suggest that Benitez could be in line for ailing Juventus
• Keane takes a swipe at Arsenal and Chelsea
• Ashley aide Jimenez leaves Newcastle
• Gallas out of Romanian match
• Asian president boosts Premier League plan for 39th game
• Injured Del Potro out of Vienna tennis reckoning
• Hand-injury rules out German goalkeeper Enke
• Malaysia faces losing AFC headquarters
• Ferdinand sees echoes of Owen in Walcott

Wed 8 October, 2008

• Paraguay shock Italy at Futsal World Cup
• Van der Sar comeback a ‘one-off’
• Van Nistelrooy still expects Ronaldo to join Madrid
• Terry remains doubtful for Kazakh clash
• Catania’s Ledesma out with hand injury
• UEFA official suggests debt-laden clubs facing red card
• Iwelumo in the frame for Scotland
• Adelaide power towards final but stalemate in Japan
• Benzema snubbed Barca summer move – media
• French minister warns violence affecting clubs
• Cannavaro closes in on Maldini Italian record
• Feyenoord slap Uefa Cup ban on France-bound fans
• Unions back Mutu over collossal Chelsea fine
• Gallas gives under-fire Domenech full backing – press
• Sacked Peseiro makes Rapid return
• Ferdinand slams FIFA´s weak stance on racism
• English clubs owe more than £3bln: FA
• Lampard tries to solve England´s midfield mystery

Tue 7 October, 2008

• Trapattoni recalls Duff for Cyprus qualifier