Thu 5 April, 2012

• Premier League preview: Manchester United v QPR
• Santa Cruz agrees pay cut to stay with Betis
• Kuyt set for summer exit
• Premier League preview: Stoke City vs Wolves
• Premier League preview: West Brom v Blackburn
• Premier League preview: Sunderland v Tottenham
• Di Matteo: Wigan comes first
• Ferguson: Derby clash still crucial

Wed 4 April, 2012

• Champions League: Chelsea 2 Benfica 1
• Sunderland hit with FA charge
• Guardiola rubbishes Ibrahimovic claims
• Redknapp: Lack of luck cost Spurs
• Theo Walcott hails Gunners’ supporters ahead of Manchester City clash; Balotelli’s confession
• Coyle nurturing Miyaichi growth
• Manchester United interest in Lucas Moura confirmed
• Walcott proud of Arsenal spirit
• It has been a fairy tale journey so far from Chelsea in Europe
• Suitors lining up for Sessegnon swoop
• Manchester City agree to sign Anderlecht hotshot
• European giants battling for Siqueira; Kalou wants Chelsea stay
• Desailly wants Arsenal to sign M´Vila
• Walcott tips Miyaichi for regular spot
• Jesus´ Benfica out to topple Chelsea
• Reports: Kagawa to reject new Dortmund offer
• Fergie praises ´exceptional´ Valencia
• Mancini hopeful on Silva fitness

Tue 3 April, 2012

• Oxlade-Chamberlain staying grounded
• Real quash Higuain speculation
• Di Matteo cautious despite Chelsea lead
• Previewing Wednesday’s UEFA Champions League fixtures
• Porto fined for Balotelli abuse
• Croatia boss reveals Premier League desire
• Wolves duo undergo surgery
• Maradona: Aguero should move to Real
• Hughes delays contract renewals
• Eredivisie star interested in Premier League move
• Eboue reveals Galatasaray motivations
• Mourinho flags Inter return
• Jenkins hopes to keep Rodgers at Swansea
• Frustrated Mancini stands by Balotelli
• Champions League preview: Chelsea v Benfica
• Slaven Bilic wants Premier League move
• Lyon’s Cissokho talks up Man Utd move
• Real offer Higuain plus cash for Aguero
• Valencia´s goal in memory of late coach
• Kompany: We want to win everything
• Fergie backs shoot-on-sight policy
• McLeish praises resolute Petrov
• Goal ace Young thrilled with victory
• La Liga: Sevilla 3 Mallorca 1

Mon 2 April, 2012

• Premier League: Blackburn 0 Manchester United 2
• Blatter sends well wishes to Petrov
• Falcao: Barca, Real unstoppable
• Has Mario Balotelli pushed Roberto Mancini too far?
• German trio impress Ancelotti
• Falcao dismisses exit talk
• Di Matteo: My future is not important
• Title race could be over by next week, says Mancini
• Jol hopeful on new Dempsey deal
• Van Persie: Tough run-in a positive for Arsenal
• Prediction: Blackburn vs Manchester United
• La Liga wrap: Valencia held by Levante

Sun 1 April, 2012

• Santos wants Arsenal to push on
• Arsene Wenger questions Gunners’ commitment against QPR
• Lehmann tips Podolski to thrive
• City and Kompany keeping their cool
• Dalglish calls for more discipline
• Premier League: Tottenham 3 Swansea 1
• Zola lined up as Reja´s replacement
• Forgotten man Owen in Ferguson´s plans
• Is Gareth Bale on his way to La Liga this summer?
• Beckham invited to Finney party
• Luiz details Chelsea obsession
• Premier League: Newcastle 2 Liverpool 0
• Henry sees room for improvement
• Rodgers relishing Spurs test
• McGrath critical of City slip-up
• Redknapp impressed with Caulker
• Fergie in awe of Messi potential
• Fair Play ´loopholes´ worry Pardew
• Defiant Petrov vows to play on
• Ferguson: Rooney can hit 40 goals

Sat 31 March, 2012

• Di Matteo applauds Chelsea display
• Roberto Mancini disappointed after dropping points versus Sunderland at the Etihad Stadium
• O´Neill laments costly spot-kick
• Wenger questions Arsenal´s efforts
• Jol unconvinced despite Fulham win
• Premier League: Fulham 2 v Norwich 1
• Premier League: Manchester City 3 Sunderland 3
• Premier League: Aston Villa 2 Chelsea 4
• Can Newcastle reaffirm their place in the top six with victory over Liverpool?
• Petrov retires after cancer diagnosis
• Halsey behind Petrov in cancer fight
• Kean eyes United double
• Wenger confident of keeping key duo
• O´Neill: History may haunt Mancini
• Rodgers ponders bright future
• Owen close to United return
• Ferguson hits back at Rovers fans
• Premier League giants lining up for Susaeta
• Torres denies exit talk
• Del Piero´s loyalty to Juve revealed
• Grella hints at Italy return
• Visa problems costly for Rodgers
• Petrov will remain defiant, says McLeish
• Britton extends Swansea deal
• Ferguson has faith in Macheda
• Ronaldo fires warning shot to rivals
• Mancini: I do not trust Balotelli

Fri 30 March, 2012

• Rodgers dismisses interest in Spurs job
• Previewing Saturday’s English Premier League fixtures: Part II
• Lambert expected Norwich to thrive
• Mancini coy on Aguero mystery
• Prediction: Aston Villa vs Chelsea
• Wenger vows UEFA appeal
• Dzeko staying put at City
• Mourinho denies Casillas rift
• Arteta rues key absentees
• Hughes plots Arsenal downfall
• Muamba releases hospital photo
• Golf trip to ease United tension
• Carroll rules out Newcastle celebrations
• Pizarro plays down Bayern link
• Song earns rave reviews from team-mate
• Villa captain Petrov has leukaemia
• West Ham fans unhappy with Sam Allardyce tactics
• Wenger handed UEFA ban
• Chiellini committed to Juve
• Tevez in line for injured Aguero
• Mourinho ponders Meireles swoop; Inter enquire about Barcelona duo
• Premier League preview: Newcastle v Liverpool
• Rodgers toys with Dyer return
• Robson picks Mourinho to lead United
• Petit prays RVP stays at Arsenal

Thu 29 March, 2012

• Neville aiming to build on momentum
• Previewing Saturday’s English Premier League fixtures: Part I
• Johnson fancies England´s chances
• Smalling: United out to halt City
• Ramires misses Chelsea goal
• Dalglish content with Reds´ depth
• Pogrebnyak eager for Fulham deal
• Allofs rejects Pizarro feud claims
• CSKA launch ambitious bid for Ivanovic
• Ferguson hits back at Vieira claims
• Juve enter race for Vertonghen
• Premier League preview: Wolves v Bolton
• Premier League preview: Wigan v Stoke
• Premier League preview: Manchester City v Sunderland
• Premier League preview: Aston Villa v Chelsea
• Premier League preview: Fulham v Norwich
• Premier League preview: Everton v West Brom
• Gibson set for big cup semi
• Juventus reignite their interest in Tevez
• Premier League preview: Blackburn v Manchester Utd

Wed 28 March, 2012

• Hernandez excited by title run-in
• Given urges Villa to spend big
• Patrick Vieira claims United have an unfair advantage in the title race
• Vieira accuses refs of United bias
• Van der Vaart relieved by Bolton win
• Woodgate unimpressed by Premier League
• Gervinho backs Arsenal to deliver
• Aguero: City will never give up
• Hughton questions Hodgson´s comments
• Gutierrez eyes sixth at Liverpool´s expense
• Wenger prepares summer clearout
• Could Chelsea win the Champions League?
• Redknapp plans to keep Nelsen
• Roeder: FA should talk to Hoddle
• Controversy over Arsenal striker continues
• Cahill praises Everton effort
• Premier League preview: QPR v Arsenal
• Kalou delighted with ´important´ away goal
• Moyes grabs underdog tag for FA Cup semi-final
• Giggs proud of surpassing Maldini
• Di Matteo: ´We never looked in any danger´

Tue 27 March, 2012

• FA Cup: Tottenham 3 Bolton 1
• FA Cup: Sunderland 0 Everton 2
• Champions League: Benfica 0 Chelsea 1
• Owen wants ´two or three´ more years at the top
• Balotelli gatecrashes Inter press conference
• Goetze commits to Dortmund
• Agger: Skrtel is Liverpool´s best
• Student jailed for Muamba comments
• Moyes not looking past Sunderland
• Ben Arfa earns Cisse´s praises
• Sunderland vs. Everton could be a FA Cup classic
• Chelsea approach Laurent Blanc
• Benfica is Gaitan´s sole focus – for now
• Benfica aim to prove Drogba wrong
• Gervinho finding top form
• Moyes waiting on injury doubts
• Di Matteo defends Chelsea stature
• Ferguson hails Valencia form

Mon 26 March, 2012

• Premier League: Manchester United 1 Fulham 0
• Spurs´ slide finished, says Bale
• Frank Lampard admits Chelsea have fallen off
• Podolski despondent after Dortmund rout
• Ranieri safe for now
• Giroud thrilled with winner
• Fairclough rejects Dalglish excuse