Thu 10 July, 2008

• Benitez eyes Keane after ruling out Villa swoop
• Another bid for RussiaÂ’s Arshavin
• Newcastle´s Barton denied early release from jail
• I wont sell Newcastle, vows Ashley
• Laporta Barca future in spotlight
• Vieri not bothered by fan protests
• Redknapp relishes Crouch and Defoe partnership
• Gazayev to leave CSKA Moscow at end of season
• Barcelona agree to sign Hleb from Arsenal – reports
• Real offer 20 mln euros for van der Vaart – report
• Chelsea chairman believes Lampard could still stay
• Stop treating Ronaldo ´like a slave´, Blatter tells Utd
• John Terry remains as Chelsea captain

Wed 9 July, 2008

• Zamora, Pantsil get Fulham nod
• Wardle steps down at City
• Former Telefonica boss takes control of Valencia
• Benitez fear over Babel´s Beijing dream
• Tickets for WC 2010 go on sale in February 2009
• Trezeguet announces int´l retirement: press
• Rooney´s agent handed 18-month ban
• Kenyon – Lampard will see out Chelsea contract
• Villa set to seal Sidwell deal
• Benítez sets sights on David Villa
• No worries about World Cup preparations, says FIFA
• Hiddink has stadium named after him in South Korea
• Real Madrid keep Heinze from going to Beijing
• Boateng set for Hull switch
• Crouch agrees terms with Portsmouth
• O´Neill lays down the law to Liverpool
• David Moyes targeting Darren Fletcher
• John Carew is keen to see out his contract at Aston Villa
• Chelsea´s new manager won´t pull any punches in title fight

Tue 8 July, 2008

• Croatia´s Klasnic agrees Nantes deal
• Barca ready to prevent Ronaldinho´s Beijing ball
• Coupet dreams of playing for France at 2010 World Cup
• SAfrican stadium axed from Confederations Cup line-up
• Scolari denies influence on Cristiano Ronaldo
• Barbarez makes end to long career
• Van der Vaart wants to end speculations
• Scolari wants to win all competitions with Chelsea
• Barca president set to resign
• Scolari backs Lampard to stay in Chelsea
• Palace want to drop player after Facebook comments
• Hakan Yakin set for Qatar adventure
• Arshavin supports Zenit in decision to reject Barça bid
• Robinho and Ronaldinho selected for Olympics
• Newcastle sign youngster Wiafe Danquah
• De Sart questions Kompany’s decision to skip Olympics
• Mallorca find replacement for Güiza
• Güiza joins Aragonés at Fenerbahçe
• Chelsea reject Inter bid for Lampard
• Martin Laursen wants captaincy role at Aston Villa
• No magic to it, says ´wizard´ Guus
• North Korea target the World
• Gareth Southgate to strengthen squad even more

Mon 7 July, 2008

• Cole signs for Nottingham
• AC Milan keen on Adebayor, Drogba: Official
• Ronaldo has successful op
• Barcelona refused to sign Arshavin: club
• Crouch closes in on Portsmouth move
• Ankle op for Ronaldo in Amsterdam
• Ex-coach named to oversee SKorea´s World Cup squad
• Ballack patient over new contract
• Huntelaar expresses an interest in Manchester United
• Australia to play SAfrica, Netherlands in WCup warm-ups

Sun 6 July, 2008

• Barcelona president survives confidence vote – exit poll
• Atletico Madrid sign Brazilian midfielder Assuncao
• Ronaldo likely staying at Manchester – Real Madrid boss
• Chelsea make big-money bid for AC Milan´s Kaka
• Transfer system turns players into ´mercenaries´ – Wenger
• Mendoza accuses Peruvian FA of racism
• Zenit put price tag on Arshavin
• Mavuba completes move to Lille

Sat 5 July, 2008

• Cantona to have stadium named after him
• Brazil´s Geovanni signs for Hull
• Real, Man Utd bosses ´to meet over Ronaldo saga´
• Torres praises Benitez and ´great leader´ Gerrard
• Kewell signs two-year contract with Galatasaray
• Aragones signs two-year contract with Fenerbahce

Fri 4 July, 2008

• Atletico sign Coupet from Lyon
• Ronaldinho will not be sold at a discount, says Barcelona
• Taylor extends Newcastle deal
• Ronaldo going nowhere say United
• Emnes signs for Boro
• China´s Zheng Zhi could miss Olympics
• Dunne stays on at Manchester City
• Liverpool sign Dossena
• I´m ready for the Oranje again, says van Bommel
• No positive UEFA comment on Ukraine´s Euro 2012 plans
• Barcelona end season with profit despite lack of trophies
• Beenhakker stays with Polish national team
• Fernando Meira likely to leave Stuttgart
• Engelaar signs deal with Schalke 04
• Ambitious Rensing steps out of Kahn´s shadow
• Newcastle ´in US takeover talks´
• Kewell misses Olympics to sign with Galatasaray

Thu 3 July, 2008

• O´Neill tells Reds to meet Barry asking price
• Atletico sign Pongolle for four seasons
• Briatore pleads for patience despite cash boost
• Coming months crucial for Ukraine´s Euro 2012 plans, Platini
• Football stars gather in Munich to help Africa
• Klinsmann rings the changes at Bayern
• Italy names Olympic squad
• Fenerbahce confirm Aragones as Zico´s successor
• Di Matteo succeeds Ince at Milton Keyns Dons
• France´s Domenech survives the axe
• Sneijder’s goal versus France elected best of Euro 2008
• Liga de Quito take Libertadores trophy
• Queiroz set to sign up for Portugal: reports
• No decision yet on Ronaldo injury, Man Utd say

Wed 2 July, 2008

• Jo joins City for record fee
• Platini holds crunch Euro 2012 talks with Poles
• All smiles as Bayern´s Klinsmann opens charm offensive
• Barca unveil Brazil defender Alves
• Sun Jihai signs for Blades
• Villa discipline Barry over interview
• D-Day nears for France´s Domenech
• Euro 2008 hot-shot Podolski set for Cologne return
• ´Spiderman´ Gutierrez caught in Newcastle web
• “Spain can win the World Cup:” Aragones
• Ujfalusi joins Atletico Madrid
• Ajax show interest in Pavlyuchenko
• Liverpool improve bid for Barry
• Spain lead FIFA World Ranking
• Eto´o set to light up Hong Kong
• UEFA´s Platini in Poland for crunch Euro 2012 talks
• Thailand looks for foreign coach
• Blackburn releases Nelsen for NZ Olympic duty

Tue 1 July, 2008

• Ben Arfa finally joins Marseille
• Brazil defender Alves to join Barcelona
• Terim stays in charge of Turkey until 2012
• No cases of doping detected during Euro 2008
• Newcastle´s Barton escapes jail over training ground attack
• De Rossi extends stay with AS Roma
• Catania sign Boca midfielder Ledesma
• Tomasson to return to Feyenoord
• Lampard future first challenge for Scolari at Chelsea
• Hanging on to Lampard Scolari´s top task

Mon 30 June, 2008

• Chelsea sign Portugal´s Deco
• Corruption case dropped against FC Porto president
• Triumphant Spanish team returns to victory parade
• Deco moves to Chelsea
• Heroes´ welcome for Germany´s almost-champions
• Toni and Gomez head top of the Euro flops
• We´ve broken so many hoodoos, says Casillas
• Spanish fan found dead, 52 held after Euro 2008: police
• Nihat out for up to four months
• Japan name Endo in Olympic squad
• Xavi named player of Euro 2008
• Spain end 44-year title drought, beat Germany in Euro 2008 final
• Gareth Barry upset with Martin OÂ’Neill
• Spain put their “black legend” to bed with Euro win
• Spanish PM sets sights on World Cup after Euro 2008 win
• Liverpool´s Alonso says Euro win rivals 2005
• Hats off to Spain, says Metzelder

Sun 29 June, 2008

• Lowe misses chance to join German greats
• Torres steps out from under Villa´s shadow
• Aragones the mastermind behind Spain´s Euro success
• Quick Report: Germany 0 – 1 Spain
• Spain end 44-year title drought, beat Germany in Euro 2008
• Quick Report: Germany 0-1 Spain
• German Federation give Klinsmann share of Euro credit
• Football fans, Darth Vader celebrate Euro 2008 final
• Ballack set to start for Germany in Euro final
• Loew and Hickersberger ban wasn´t justified, says Blatter
• Spain turns red for ´appointment with history´
• Football-crazy Germans warm up for Euro final
• Toughened-up Spain look to seal Euro deal against the Germans
• Another final – but still no Mullers on German horizon
• Spain´s Cesc to start final against Germany: Aragones

Sat 28 June, 2008

• On eve of Euro final Aragones criticises Spanish Federation
• We´ll beat Spain with or without Ballack, says Loew
• Spain intent on breaking “horrible statistic” says Casillas
• Spain swept by Euro 2008 fever as final nears
• Calf strain leaves Germany´s Ballack doubtful for final
• Guiza set to make a Euro diamond out of fiancee if Spain win
• Big clubs show interest in Daniel Guïza
• Mista continues career at Deportivo
• Ballack a serious doubt for Euro final
• Countries agree to Euro expansion in unofficial poll
• ´Old Lady´ stadium with a Nazi past
• Jekyll and Hyde Germany hoping for fairytale finish
• Senna, Kuranyi bring Brazilian flavour to Euro
• Spain´s Class of 2008 out to prove its a classic vintage
• General agreement on enlarging Euro to 24 teams
• Preview: Germany – Spain
• Germany to win final – on penalties….again, says ´The Kaiser´
• Sweden captain Ljungberg retires from internationals

Fri 27 June, 2008

• Hiddink “amazed” at Russian team´s reception in Moscow
• Turkish players in the money after Euro exploits
• Heart problems may make end to Thuram’s career
• Sagnol joins Ribéry in support of Domenech
• Elmander makes move to Bolton Wanderers
• German plants to run on idle for football final, automakers say
• Merkel the football fan going to Vienna for final: government
• Spanish trauma gives Metzelder final hope
• Spain, minus Villa, in relaxed mood ahead of Euro final
• Cazorla sees Euro 2008 final as 50-50
• Euro ´96 hero Bierhoff says Germans will be fear-free
• I´d play me in final if I was Germany coach, says Frings