Sun 10 May, 2009

• Spurs captain King held on assault charge
• Usmanov urges Arsenal to spend
• Man City launch bid for Alonso
• Benitez refuses to surrender Liverpool title hopes
• Roy Hodgson for manager of the season?
• Manchester United eye historic football record
• London rivals aim to recover from European exits
• Allardyce declines to gloat over Newcastle
• Record-breaker Howard seals Everton´s Euro place
• Chelsea boss Hiddink pleads for video replay

Sat 9 May, 2009

• Gerrard double sends Liverpool top
• Everton frustrated by Spurs shut-out
• Lawrence stunner leaves Stoke safe, Hull on brink
• Baggies dare to dream of survival
• McCarthy helps Blackburn reach survival mark
• Sunderland inch closer to safety
• Kamara double keeps Fulham´s European bid alive
• Raul will not join City
• Sessegnon ponders PSG future
• Spurs´ Palacios omitted after brother reported dead
• Leeds suffer play-off setback at Millwall
• Survival at stake as Blackburn take on Pompey
• Gerrard eyes title as Liverpool face Hammers
• Pienaar wins plaudits as Everton look for 5th spot
• Euro high leaves United keen to finish league mission
• Premier League predictions – Tough test for United whilst Newcastle and Middlesbrough fight to avoid the drop
• Fergie predicts Champions League classic with Barca

Fri 8 May, 2009

• Beckham excited by Juve clash
• Don´t give up now, Benitez urges Liverpool
• Airtel become first Indian sponsors of Man Utd
• Dorrans signs new West Brom deal
• Man Utd boss pessimistic on Fletcher final appeal
• Walcott gets new deal at Arsenal
• Man City in bid for Raul – report
• UEFA to rule on Drogba next week

Thu 7 May, 2009

• Chelsea back Drogba as UEFA comes under pressure
• Arsenal ready to offer Wenger new deal
• Jo set to return to Man City
• Chelsea conspiracy theory dismissed
• Chelsea rally behind Drogba over ref rant
• Guardiola relishing United showdown

Wed 6 May, 2009

• Drogba faces rap over ref confrontation
• Barcelona edge Chelsea, advance to Champions League final
• United hold no fears for old boy Hughes
• Bendtner apologises over nightclub outing
• Messi happy at Barcelona
• Pompey bid for McCarthy turned down
• UEFA rule out reprieve for heart-broken Fletcher
• Chelsea and Barca eye final prize
• Goalkeeper Gordon fears worst after knee injury

Tue 5 May, 2009

• United crush Arsenal, reach Champions League final
• United qualify for Champions League final
• No point in physical Chelsea battle: Guardiola
• Chelsea players´ last chance in Champions League
• Wenger opts not to risk Silvestre, Djourou starts
• Hyypia reveals reasons behind Leverkusen move
• Newcastle suspend trouble-maker Barton
• Barton to stay at Newcastle
• Tottenham interested in Porto star
• Man Utd make record offer for Ribery: report
• Has Joey Barton thrown away his last chance?

Mon 4 May, 2009

• Villa into Europe as Hull falter
• Fergie expects United to deliver knockout blow
• Liverpool´s Hyypia to join Leverkusen
• United showdown is no mission impossible: Wenger
• Knee knock forces Henry to miss Barca training
• Van Persie fit for United showdown
• Real may ring changes if Perez takes over prez
• Ferdinand return boosts United
• Liverpool chasing Negredo
• Shearer focused on Boro clash
• Messi confident ahead of Chelsea clash
• Fulham to play three pre-season games in Australia
• Benitez expects Torres and Alonso to return

Sun 3 May, 2009

• Pienaar keeps Everton on course for Europe
• Liverpool narrow gap on leaders United
• Birmingham clinch Premier League promotion
• Rooney wants to end career at Man Utd
• Ronaldo not ’dreaming’ of Real Madrid
• Agger signs new Liverpool deal
• Man City plans to get more from Robinho
• Defence key as Wenger plans for United showdown
• United´s rivals running out of time, says Ferguson

Sat 2 May, 2009

• Spurs edge West Brom closer to the drop
• Gunners fire treble past Pompey
• Man City´s South American trio kill off Blackburn
• Tristan keeps West Ham on course for Europe
• Bolton make it a near perfect 50th for Megson
• Chelsea warm-up for Barca with derby win
• Fergie pleased with win
• Gerrard happy at Liverpool
• Peterlin to join Everton
• Man United forge ahead against Boro
• Park agrees new deal with Man Utd: report
• Premier League predictions – No change at the top or bottom?
• United shuffle pack as Gerrard bolsters Liverpool

Fri 1 May, 2009

• Kapo keen on return to France
• Benitez expects Mascherano and Alonso to stay
• Hiddink rejects Barca criticism
• Everton eye new cash after merchandising deal
• Ferdinand on track for Champions League second leg
• Sad for Jagielka but he and David Moyes can walk tall at Everton

Thu 30 April, 2009

• Darren Bent out for two weeks
• Carew sees Villa as future home
• Ryan Giggs plays 800th match for Manchester United

Wed 29 April, 2009

• United edges Arsenal in Champions League
• Benitez expects Gerrard back for Newcastle
• Elano wants new City deal
• Webb admits mistake
• Arsenal confident class of 2009 will come of age
• Guardiola slams Chelsea´s negative, physical tactics
• Webb holds his hands up over United penalty

Tue 28 April, 2009

• Nani going nowhere: Ferguson
• Arsenal forward Vela caught up in flu scare
• Barca and Chelsea goalless in Champions League
• Gunners ready to conquer Europe
• Adebayor eyes Old Trafford hat-trick
• Hughes denies Man City move for Eto´o
• Puyol ready for Chelsea clash
• Yossi to be offered new Liverpool deal
• Mighty Barcelona wary of Hiddink´s muscle men
• Italians worry over talent drain
• Allardyce backs Grella to become Blackburn star

Mon 27 April, 2009

• Time running out for Newcastle after Pompey draw
• Reading keep promotion dream alive
• Barca look for style over muscle to win
• No hiding for Chelsea in Barca clash, says Hiddink
• British minister backs knighthood for Giggs
• Rafael extends Man Utd contract
• Wenger says Arsenal can beat ´everybody´
• Giggs wins players´ player of the year award

Sun 26 April, 2009

• McCarthy leads Rovers nearer safety
• Premier League domination set to end: Wenger
• Fabregas glad to score again
• Inter star could join Spurs
• Nani determined to stay at United
• Pitch battle claims head groundsman
• Gunners look to pile on Boro misery
• Keane savours winning start with Ipswich
• Benitez says Liverpool can still win Premiership
• Chelsea´s Hiddink plans to take fight to Barcelona

Sat 25 April, 2009

• United thrash Spurs to retain pole position
• Baggies grab survival lifeline
• Kalou sends Chelsea to Barcelona on a high
• Robinho fires City to rare away win
• Nevland boosts Fulham´s push for Europe
• Bolton extend Villa´s win drought with draw
• Alonso and Kuyt keep Reds rolling on
• Zola agrees new West Ham contract
• Vidic backs Berbatov to bounce back
• Moyes keeping top stars
• Tottenham test for stuttering Manchester United
• Premier League predictions – Pressure to be back on United?
• Reds must rediscover defensive steel, says Reina
• Chelsea stars in line for pre-Barca breather

Fri 24 April, 2009

• Ferguson insists Tevez will stay at United
• Fulham´s Etuhu gets Nigeria recall
• Wembley pitch to be dug up
• Keane back with a blast
• Benitez confident United will slip up
• Arsenal´s Rosicky out for season: agent
• Fergie backs Giggs for belated award
• Spurs could be Beckham base for World Cup build-up
• Scolari looks over Angola job
• Van Persie ruled out of Arsenal-United first leg
• Cole hints at new Chelsea deal
• Carrick wants Tevez to stay
• Babel to stay at Liverpool
• Should Manchester United spend the money on Carlos Tevez?
• Title battle far from over, says United´s Fletcher

Thu 23 April, 2009

• Southampton condemned to relegation
• Keane returns to football as Ipswich boss
• Ferguson tells United title race is not yet run
• United pull clear after punishing Pompey

Wed 22 April, 2009

• Chelsea´s title hopes fade after Everton stalemate
• Milan hoping Beckham will return
• Liverpool head for Thailand and Singapore
• Liverpool´s Benayoun pledges fight to the finish
• Zaki back in the Wigan fold
• Aston Villa´s Laursen considers quitting
• Tevez ponders United future
• Howard backs United to bounce back
• Distin ready for United clash
• United in Premiership title driving seat: Benitez
• Chelsea to play Everton as Premiership race heats up
• Ferguson backs Berbatov to come good
• Webb appointed FA Cup final referee

Tue 21 April, 2009

• Arshavin strikes four times in Liverpool draw
• Hiddink rules out extending Chelsea-Russia role
• Moyes is ´world´s best manager´: Everton chairman
• Lampard delighted with season
• Liverpool prepare for key title clash with Arsenal
• Cole praises Hiddink
• City´s Bellamy set to miss rest of season
• Britain´s 2008 Olympic chief joins Ipswich
• Only Premiership win will do for rested Reds

Mon 20 April, 2009

• Wenger says ´mind games´ like advertising
• FA admit Wembley is in pitch battle
• Fayed calls for Premier League wage cap
• Gerrard to miss Arsenal match