Sun 11 May, 2008

• Villa´s UEFA Cup bid ends in frustration
• Yakubu fires Everton back into Europe
• Reading go down fighting
• Chelsea held by Bolton and settle for second
• Murphy´s law keeps Fulham up
• City humiliated as Eriksson´s farewell ends in disaster
• Giggs ensures United are champions again
• Quick Report: Birmingham City 4-1 Blackburn Rovers
• Birmingham relegated despite final flourish
• Quick Report: Derby County 0-4 Reading
• Quick Report: Portsmouth 0-1 Fulham FC
• Quick Report: Middlesbrough 8-1 Manchester City
• Quick Report: West Ham United 2-2 Aston Villa
• 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
• Rooney back for United as title beckons
• Chelsea´s Terry stretchered off in Bolton match
• Premier League pushing ahead with global expansion plans
• Chelsea snatch Bosingwa from Man Utd
• Chelsea manager Grant wants play-off decider
• Coppell ready to take blame if Reading go down
• ManUnited stars confident of crossing finishing line
• Eriksson insists he still wants to stay at City
• Stefanovic backs old club over new employers Fulham
• McLeish pledges to rebuild Birmingham City if relegated

Sat 10 May, 2008

• Everton can crack top four says Keegan
• Arsenal won the race for Lyon’s Ben Arfa
• Gerrard hungry for Premier League success
• United get Rooney lift as title thriller reaches conclusion

Fri 9 May, 2008

• Tremlett impressive for England Lions
• Berbatov to bid goodbye to Spurs
• O´Neill slams ´disingenuous´ Benitez over Barry talks
• Sven confirms City departure on the cards
• Rosicky out of Euro 2008
• Man Utd boss points finger at Bolton party players
• Hleb on his way out of Arsenal, agent says
• 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?
• Gattuso off to Bayern Munich

Thu 8 May, 2008

• Inter switch to Roma’s Aquilani
• Liverpool want 15 million pounds for Crouch
• 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
• Eriksson set for Benfica return – report
• Football Transfer Rumours: Wrap-Up

Wed 7 May, 2008

• Capello to face trial over false testimony
• James set to keep Wembley Cup final date
• Portsmouth after Benfica defender Luisao
• Flamini exit not start of mass exodous: Wenger
• 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
• Eriksson set to lead City on Asia tour: report
• Grant revels in Chelsea´s revival
• Wigan want Egypt star

Tue 6 May, 2008

• A hot South American prospect, Bruno
• Lyon’s Ben Arfa still on Wenger’s list
• Liverpool stadium plans cleared
• Liverpool to offer £8M for Barcelona’s Abidal
• FA´s vision puts pressure on Capello
• Will Sven Goran Ericksson start the managerial merry-go-round?
• West Ham´s Bellamy unveils Sierra Leone academy plan
• Carr out as Keegan starts Newcastle clear-out
• Torres will be even better next year warns Reina
• Nani apologises for red card shame
• Thaksin regrets flag insult
• Grant promises United a fight for the Premier League title

Mon 5 May, 2008

• Eduardo sued over Arsenal transfer by his wife´s uncle
• Ballack and Malouda keep Chelsea in title hunt
• Chelsea push Man United to the wire
• Quick Report: Newcastle United 0-2 Chelsea
• UEFA say no need for visa for Champions League final
• Dempsey signs extended deal at Fulham
• Ex-football star Gazza back in hospital
• Flamini set to sign for AC Milan
• Dempsey staying with Fulham
• Blackburn trio sign new deals
• From Nottingham Forest to Manchester United – six of the best from this weekend
• Keegan ready to hand old foe Fergie a tenth title
• Key player departure signals start of revolution at Arsenal

Sun 4 May, 2008

• Torres extends Anfield scoring streak
• Quick Report: Liverpool 1-0 Manchester City
• West Brom and Stoke promoted to Premier League
• Stoke City back in Premier League
• Bendtner keeps Everton waiting for UEFA Cup place
• Quick Report: Arsenal 1-0 Everton
• Newcastle owner nets roulette gain
• Play written about footballÂ’s legend
• Beckham scores twice to deliver draw for Galaxy
• Everton´s UEFA Cup bid motivated by revenge
• 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

Sat 3 May, 2008

• Diouf helps Bolton move closer to safety
• Quick Report: Bolton Wanderers 2-0 Sunderland
• Fulham on brink of great escape as Birmingham face drop
• Derby confirmed as Premier League´s worst team
• Valencia double leaves Wigan safe
• Writing on the wall for Reading after Spurs defeat
• Boro safe after seeing off Portsmouth
• Quick Report: Blackburn Rovers 3-1 Derby County
• Quick Report: Fulham 2-0 Birmingham City
• Quick Report: Aston Villa 0-2 Wigan Athletic
• Quick Report: Middlesbrough 2-0 Portsmouth
• Quick Report: Reading 0-1 Tottenham Hotspur
• Ronaldo magic takes United to verge of glory
• 40-goal Ronaldo puts United on brink of title
• Quick Report: Manchester United 4-1 West Ham United
• Ferdinand wants England armband
• United out to hammer home advantage in final strait

Fri 2 May, 2008

• Redknapp´s lawyers slam police over arrest
• Wayne Rooney to miss out again
• Gattuso eyes England switch
• Liverpool kick off summer transfer season with Barry bid
• Ferguson hits back at Grant as season reaches climax
• Newcastle´s Viduka spared the knife
• Ronaldo completes award double
• Grant slams Curbishley for backing United´s title bid
• City players threaten Thailand, Hong Kong boycott

Thu 1 May, 2008

• Terry backs Grant to stay as Chelsea manager
• Chelsea´s Cole hails brave Lampard
• Fans face Champions League final travel headache
• Top executive Edelman resigns at Arsenal
• Discussion Thursday: Is the English league the best in the world?
• The Premiership battle: Arsenal
• Emotional Grant relishes Chelsea´s European football vindication
• Liverpool lose to Chelsea – the tears that all football fans can recognise
• Manchester United – WorldÂ’s most valuable club

Wed 30 April, 2008

• Grieving Lampard back for Chelsea
• Is Drogba going to leave Chelsea?
• Rooney set for West Ham return
• Thaksin´s son says Eriksson to lead Man City to Thailand
• The Premiership battle: Chelsea
• Rijkaard nudges Chelsea as Barca axe looms
• Liverpool´s Torres ready for Chelsea clash
• Russia lifts visa barrier for Champions League fans
• Man Utd prepare for Champions League final
• Chelsea and Manchester United in ‘battle of the bridge’ – Get over it!
• Torres wants one more Champions League fairytale

Tue 29 April, 2008

• Scholes launches United march on Moscow
• Benitez unrepentant over Drogba accusation
• Cech ready to end Champions League misery
• Grant slams Benitez´s mind games
• The Premiership battle: Manchester United
• The SoccerNews.com Unofficial Premier League Awards
• Eriksson clinging on at Manchester City
• Giggs expects Man Utd to kill off Barcelona

Mon 28 April, 2008

• Adebayor nets three as Gunners thrash Derby
• Quick Report: Derby Country 2-6 Arsenal
• Row between Russian tycoons hits London courts
• Giggs backs United youth to come good against Barca
• Capello doesn´t have much choice, says Lippi
• Ferguson insists United still up to double task
• Chelsea´s Lampard back in training
• Ronaldo tops PFA poll in England
• Man Utd players blame Chelsea staff for brawl
• Malaysia stands by Chelsea tour decision: report
• Beckham lauds Donovan hat trick in Galaxy romp

Sun 27 April, 2008

• Carew caps Villa´s late show to frustrate Everton
• Quick Report: Everton 2-2 Aston Villa
• Quick Report: Portsmouth 0-1 Blackburn Rovers
• Santa Cruz leaves Portsmouth´s top five bid in tatters
• Eriksson set for Thaksin time
• DIC deny Mourinho talks
• Tevez wants a permanent contract
• Benitez wary of Drogba threatrics
• FA examine Stamford Bridge bust up
• England v The Rest of the World – who would win the Premier League battle?
• Muslim group urges Malaysians to boycott Chelsea football tour
• Bolton gain precious point at Spurs
• Ferguson stokes angry United´s sense of injustice
• Benitez confident of upsetting Chelsea
• Hodgson dares to dream as Sven fears Thaksin axe

Sat 26 April, 2008

• Late own-goal ensures Black Cats´ Premier League survival
• Unlikely point keeps Bolton afloat
• Newcastle extend winning run to seven matches
• Fulham raise hopes of great escape with fightback
• Liverpool fightback leaves Birmingham in drop zone
• Bore draw keeps Wigan and Reading in relegation mix
• Quick Report: Tottenham Hotspur 1-1 Bolton Wanderers
• Quick Report: West Ham United 2-2 Newcastle United
• Quick Report: Wigan Athletic 0-0 Reading
• Quick Report: Sunderland 3-2 Middlesbrough
• Quick Report: Manchester City 2-3 Fulham FC
• Quick Report: Birmingham City 2-2 Liverpool FC
• Ronaldo needs a trophy to be ´the best´, insists Mourinho
• Ballack double keeps Chelsea title fight alive
• Quick Report: Chelsea 2-1 Manchester United