Wed 23 April, 2008

• Rosicky reports knee injury improvement
• Bilbao´s Gurpegui returns after doping ban
• Top African stars for Okocha farewell game
• “Reker talks without thinking:” PSV goalkeeper Gómes
• Bayern captain Kahn was right to criticise me, says Toni
• Euro title up for grabs, says Germany´s Loew
• Hleb´s season over as he accepts charge
• Barca want too much for Ronaldinho: Berlusconi
• Chelsea´s hopes boosted after last-minute goal
• Will Ronaldo or Messi triumph in Barca v United clash?
• Former Singapore League players jailed for match-fixing, says report
• Tim Cahill vows to be back for Everton pre-season training
• Grant eyes march on Moscow as Chelsea ride their Champions League luck

Tue 22 April, 2008

• Henry and Messi provide dilemmas for Barca coach Rijkaard
• Chelsea Riise to the occasion at the death
• Speed of preparations for Euro 2012 put Ukraine under pressure
• CL Update: Chelsea get away with draw at Liverpool
• Koeman has stepped down as coach of Valencia
• Heitinga has been named as the Netherlands’ Player of the Year
• Everton secure permanent Pienaar deal
• Chelsea ties Liverpool in the Champions League
• Blanchard laid off at Austria Wien
• Sick Morientes adds to Valencia woes
• Fuchsbichler continues as Altach coach
• Le Mans to leave home in 2010
• Spain´s Euro 2008 hopes increase after government backs down
• Trust me, we can win, says Barca´s magical Messi
• Arsenal not after Amauri, says Zamparini
• Minute to Minute: Liverpool 0-0 Chelsea
• CSF call on FIFA gesture over World Cup altitude row
• Red faces at Credit Suisse over child labour balls
• Pienaar agrees Everton deal
• Arsenal´s Hleb charged with violent conduct
• Lahm on the move as talks break down with Bayern
• Man City in talks for Ronaldinho
• New Valencia coach to invite back outcasts
• Ronaldo double vision fires Man Utd
• Flamengo say coach Santana will replace Parreira
• Goalkeeper Gómes threatens to leave PSV Eindhoven
• Slumping Valencia ditch Koeman
• Liverpool wary of Chelsea Champions League backlash
• Wes Brown signs Manchester United deal
• Early end looms for Hleb
• Werder Bremen keen on Carew and Baros
• Business as usual for Benitez
• Mersey misery spurs Terry
• Ferguson praises Brown
• Wenger warns young guns
• Keegan salutes Toon Army
• Jerome upset at derby defeat
• Whitehead urges Sunderland to show strength
• Cristiano Ronaldo: We can prove we’re the best
• Reading recall for Lita
• McLeish remains optimistic
• Sevilla’s Mosquera to miss run-in
• W?k appointed by Widzew L?
• Urbani ousted at Ujpest
• Daxbacher to coach Austria Wien
• Henry doubtful for Manchester United game

Mon 21 April, 2008

• Ratomir Dujkovic speaks out about ChinaÂ’s prospects before Olympic Games
• Birmingham CityÂ’s co – owner David Sullivan speaks out on police probe
• Valencia sack Ronald Koeman
• Cyprus calls crisis meeting on football hooliganism
• Brown signs four-year United deal
• Unwanted Carlos Alberto to stay in Brazil next season
• Henry in doubt for Champions League clash with Man Utd
• Football is no place for gays, says Moggi
• Del Piero deserves Italy call-up, says Buffon
• South Africa football coach Parreira resigns
• Price of Ronaldinho may be too high for Milan
• We´ll bounce back, says Birmingham boss McLeish
• Lampard back for Chelsea
• No fear for Eriksson ahead of Man City meeting
• China, Italy, Australia happy with Olympic draw
• PSV wins fourth title in a row
• Bordeaux beat Toulouse
• Villa and Newcastle take derby
• Inter Milan increase lead in Italy
• Real Madrid beats Racing Santander 2-0
• Rapid Vienna secure title in Austria
• Standard end drought and wins the Belgian Championship
• Santa Coloma wins Andorran title
• Olympiacos finish on top in Greece
• Benfica bring back Amorim
• PSG lose Everton to fractured foot
• Sir Alex hopeful of Rooney recovery
• Hamilton back in Scottish elite
• Marseille pair pen contract extensions
• Brussels go down in Belgium
• Rangers reach Scottish Cup final
• Nürnberg beats Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga
• Dominant Porto overcome Benfica
• McGeady wins two Scottish awards
• Van Bommel may miss Bayern's clash against Zenit
• Belgium mourns Vanden Stock
• McCulloch faces six-week lay-off
• Simão blow for Atlético de Madrid
• Ronaldinho transfer talks stall
• Fergie aiming to breach Chelsea fortress
• Mixed feelings for Smith
• Hunt warning for Hibs boss
• Sullivan slams London police
• Iniesta unconcerned by Barcelona form
• Lampard available for Liverpool clash
• Keegan hails the ‘real’ Owen
• Gilberto Silva: Walcott must bide his time
• O’Neill targets Euro finish
• Aussies fancy football chances in Beijing, says coach
• ScotlandÂ’s player and young player of the year named
• Villarreal coach Pellegrini eyes record finish
• Clamour increasing for Del Piero to return to Italy squad
• Koeman edges closer to Valencia trapdoor

Sun 20 April, 2008

• Frustrated Eto´o threatens Barca exit
• Parreira will resign Monday, says South African official
• No agreement reached between AC Milan and FC Barcelona over transfer fee for Ronaldinho
• Micoud keeps Bordeaux in the title hunt
• Turkish battle continues as Galatararay make no mistakes
• CL play-offs for Ajax, NAC, Twente and Heerenveen
• Real get closer to Spanish title with Racing win
• Manchester City maul misfiring Portsmouth
• Rangers make St Johnstone pay the penalty
• Smash-and-grab Inter home in on Italian title
• Rapid Vienna take their 32nd national title
• No Boycott – says Blatter
• Eredivisie update: PSV win Dutch championship
• Aston Villa crush Birmingham in derby goal-feast
• Roma´s Totti goes under the knife
• Olympic Football Tournament draw
• Adios to the league, admit Barca, but bring on Man Utd
• Wisla Krakow win Polish championship
• Barcelona´s Henry not pining for Premier League return
• Gerrard top of Chelsea manager´s wish list
• Newcastle´s Owen´s derby double shoots down Sunderland
• Villa´s Barry focuses on derby clash despite transfer talk
• Beckham makes presence felt in Galaxy´s football draw
• Boavista call off strike
• Francesco Totti may need operation
• Benitez fears loss of ´Anfield effect´
• Wenger confident of keeping Gunners stars
• Bolivia to take World Cup altitude row to UN

Sat 19 April, 2008

• Barca title hopes look doomed after derby draw
• Toni double lifts Bayern to 14th German Cup win
• Parreira favours Brazilian to coach South Africa – report
• Jose Mourinho backs Chelsea to beat Liverpool in Champions League
• Kaka to move to Chelsea?
• United boss Ferguson hails his champions-elect
• Livorno dent Roma´s title bid as Totti limps out
• PSG slip closer to relegation
• Fenerbahçe beat Denizlispor and maintain pressure on Galatasaray
• Former Anderlecht chairman Vanden Stock dies
• McCann sparks Bolton dreams of great escape
• Heskey strike boosts Wigan survival bid
• Liverpool leave Fulham facing Premier League exit
• Goals the worry for Celts title challenge says Strachan
• Hammers catch Rams Cole
• Arsenal restore pride by beating Reading 2-0
• South Africa to decide on Parreira future Monday
• Torres´s goal torrent inspires Liverpool ahead of Fulham clash
• Wenger calls on Arsenal to maintain standards against Reading
• Ronaldo confident Man Utd won´t roll over at Rovers
• Martin OÂ’Neill desperate for Gareth Barry to stay
• Boavista players set to strike
• Thaksin should have kept quiet, says Eriksson
• Poland and Ukraine face mounting Euro 2012 pressure

Fri 18 April, 2008

• Volendam clinch promotion to Dutch Eredivisie
• Nakamura hails Old Firm strike
• Rapid ViennaÂ’s Erwin Hoffer agrees to new two year extension on his contract
• Benitez keen to concentrate on footballing matters
• Keegan confident Owen will stay at Newcastle
• French football coach Domenech will switch off Games
• Parreira set to quit South Africa job: Brazilian press
• Wenger making plans for next campaign
• Pompey pledge no favours for old boy Benjani
• Bilic to help Croatia strike the right note at Euro 2008
• Roy Keane receives apology
• Triple boost for Ferguson as Man Utd look to go five points clear
• A letter from Steve McClaren
• Chelsea chief backs Grant
• Relegation battle heats up in the Netherlands
• Man Utd´s Rio still not ready to sign new contract
• Israeli club punished for Cup pitch invasion
• Last qualifying match and official draw in Beijing on 19 and 20 April
• Beach Soccer Charity Event for Gol Amigo

Thu 17 April, 2008

• Essien keeps Chelsea in Premier League title hunt
• Players of UD Levante threaten strike action
• Soccer dictionary to be published
• Update: Koeman stays at Valencia CF
• Slavia Prague tackle Oxford exam
• Talks start on Nedved return for Euro 2008
• Messi hopes Ronaldinho will stay at Barca
• Chelsea’s Cech leads calls for Nedved’s return
• Moreno handed mighty task of rescuing Levante
• “Portugal can win European Championship:” Scolari
• Parry´s reign at Liverpool ´a disaster´ claims co-owner Hicks
• Fenerbahce´s Carlos set to miss rest of season
• Players risk trial by tape at Euro 2008

Wed 16 April, 2008

• Trezeguet boosts Juve´s Champions League hopes
• Celtic stun Gers with late winner
• Pauleta proves PSG´s saviour once again
• Inter and Roma under pressure after Italian Cup first leg clashes