Sun 27 April, 2008

• 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
• Renault chief Briatore in talks with Real Madrid over QPR
• Cech plans to make United sweat for the title
• Ronaldo vows to end the title race at Chelsea

Fri 25 April, 2008

• Toure ready to step into Gallas role
• “Cantona is best foreign player ever in the Premiership”
• Lack of rest no problem says Ferguson
• Grant gives Lampard time to decide over Man Utd clash
• McCarthy agrees new Rovers deal
• Arsenal are in my heart, insists Henry
• Man City strengthen Thailand soccer ties

Thu 24 April, 2008

• Ferguson counting on home run to Moscow
• Benitez tells Liverpool owners to end their feud
• Cardiff given green light to play in UEFA Cup
• Ronaldo happy to keep penalty responsibility
• Liverpool´s Aurelio likely to miss rest of season
• Schwarzer eyes Bundesliga move
• Riise reveals own goal agony
• Toure committed to help end Arsenal´s trophy drought

Wed 23 April, 2008

• United hold on but count cost of Ronaldo penalty miss
• Rosicky reports knee injury improvement
• Hleb´s season over as he accepts charge
• Ryan Giggs is a Manchester United legend – The boo boys should be ashamed
• 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
• Everton secure permanent Pienaar deal
• Trust me, we can win, says Barca´s magical Messi
• Arsenal not after Amauri, says Zamparini
• Pienaar agrees Everton deal
• Arsenal´s Hleb charged with violent conduct
• Man City in talks for Ronaldinho
• Aston Villa and Martin O’Neill – A marriage made in heaven
• Ronaldo double vision fires Man Utd
• 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
• Ferguson praises Brown
• Wenger warns young guns
• Jerome upset at derby defeat
• Keegan salutes Toon Army
• Whitehead urges Sunderland to show strength
• Reading recall for Lita
• McLeish remains optimistic

Mon 21 April, 2008

• Birmingham CityÂ’s co – owner David Sullivan speaks out on police probe
• Brown signs four-year United deal
• Henry in doubt for Champions League clash with Man Utd
• Let’s just hope that others learn from Fulham’s mistakes
• We´ll bounce back, says Birmingham boss McLeish
• Lampard back for Chelsea
• No fear for Eriksson ahead of Man City meeting
• Fergie aiming to breach Chelsea fortress
• Sullivan slams London police
• O’Neill targets Euro finish
• Gilberto Silva: Walcott must bide his time
• Keegan hails the ‘real’ Owen

Sun 20 April, 2008

• Manchester City maul misfiring Portsmouth
• Aston Villa crush Birmingham in derby goal-feast
• 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
• A lesson in decent behaviour
• Benitez fears loss of ´Anfield effect´
• Wenger confident of keeping Gunners stars

Sat 19 April, 2008

• Jose Mourinho backs Chelsea to beat Liverpool in Champions League
• United boss Ferguson hails his champions-elect
• McCann sparks Bolton dreams of great escape
• Heskey strike boosts Wigan survival bid
• Liverpool leave Fulham facing Premier League exit
• Hammers catch Rams Cole
• Arsenal restore pride by beating Reading 2-0
• Why do so many people hate Manchester United?
• 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
• Thaksin should have kept quiet, says Eriksson

Fri 18 April, 2008

• Benitez keen to concentrate on footballing matters
• Keegan confident Owen will stay at Newcastle
• Wenger making plans for next campaign
• Pompey pledge no favours for old boy Benjani
• Roy Keane receives apology
• Triple boost for Ferguson as Man Utd look to go five points clear
• Chelsea chief backs Grant
• Man Utd´s Rio still not ready to sign new contract

Thu 17 April, 2008

• Essien keeps Chelsea in Premier League title hunt
• Slavia Prague tackle Oxford exam
• Chelsea’s Cech leads calls for Nedved’s return
• The right to play in the Premier League
• Parry´s reign at Liverpool ´a disaster´ claims co-owner Hicks

Wed 16 April, 2008

• Mourinho exits frustates Ben Haim
• Ronaldo fed up with speculation over future

Tue 15 April, 2008

• Capello gives vote of confidence to Owen
• Ex-Liverpool striker slams shambles at Anfield
• Wigan deals blow to Chelsea´s Premiership dreams
• Torres keen to renew Barça rivalry
• Liverpool 'shambles' dismay Saint
• Short-term pain fine by Jewell
• O’Neil enjoying life at Boro
• Gardner boost for Villa
• Neville targets strong finish
• Grant not giving up hope
• How do you define success?
• New football academy has Vietnamese dreaming of Arsenal

Mon 14 April, 2008

• Grant vows no surrender in football´s EPL title race
• Capello set for Lesotho coaching visit
• Moyes warned over ref remarks
• Manchester United ends Arsenal challenge
• Ronaldo running away with striker’s prize
• Petrov: I’ll stand up and be counted
• Keegan confident over Owen future
• Wenger: Title is gone
• Manchester United alive with dead-ball options
• Scharner eager to frustrate Chelsea
• Adebayor: Wenger will win trophies
• Benitez battles on
• Fergie playing waiting game
• FA warning for Moyes
• Moyes vows to keep up chase
• Adebayor calls for Arsenal ´killer´ instinct

Thu 10 April, 2008

• Mixed press reaction to beaten Roma
• Mascherano´s appeal rejected
• Pompey win Cup colours toss

Thu 1 January, 1970

• Dempsey admits Spurs are feeling the pinch
• Jol laments ´frustrating´ decisions
• Martinez lauds match-winner Pienaar
• Pardew: Let´s be United
• Laudrup labels Carroll dismissal ´harsh´
• Premier League and Carling Cup – Who’s Hot and Who’s Not?