Thu 17 April, 2008

• Soccer dictionary to be published
• Fenerbahce´s Carlos set to miss rest of season

Wed 16 April, 2008

• Inter and Roma under pressure after Italian Cup first leg clashes
• FC Porto reach Taça de Portugal final

Tue 15 April, 2008

• Porto sign up Cape Verde defender
• Stielike relieved of running ´Elephants´ affairs
• Roberto Saporiti resigns as manager of Olimpo de Bahia Blanca
• Romario: End of an era
• Leeds to hear points appeal fate
• Bondarenko leaves Trans for RoPS
• Romo announces retirement
• Romário announces retirement
• Rothen ruled out of PSG semi
• Beitar Jerusalem likely to face disciplinary hearing

Mon 14 April, 2008

• MTN to sponsor Street Soccer Championship
• Dutch FA investigates Groningen fire
• Matthaus will take over as coach of Maccabi Netanya
• Anorthosis wins title in Cyprus
• Dynamo’s Gusev out for season
• Muslin removed from Khimki helm
• Queen of the South dream of Europe
• Porto win semi-final rehearsal
• Olympiacos close in on Greek title
• Istanbul rivals share Turkish summit
• Deveric to coach Bulgaria’s Belasitsa
• Sporting leapfrog beaten Benfica
• African stars line out for charity

Wed 9 April, 2008

• Bundesliga set for bum-deal advertising

Thu 1 January, 1970

• Taarabt delighted with Jol link-up
• Wales – Macedonia Preview: Coleman to contend with lengthy injury list
• Perhaps he doesn´t like shaking hands – Hughes bemused by Pulis snub
• Bayern Munich 2 Borussia Dortmund 3: Dembele fires BVB into DFB-Pokal final
• Benitez staying at Newcastle after Ashley assurances
• Everton 4 West Ham 0: Rooney hat-trick seals vital win in front of Allardyce
• Premier League set for mid-season break, claims FA chief executive
• Manchester City 1 West Ham 0: Aguero penalty enough for below-par hosts
• Dunk deserves England spot, says Hughton
• This is why I signed for Man City – Sterling revels in title defence
• Chelsea 1-2 Manchester United: Rashford fires Red Devils into quarter-finals
• Valencia 1-1 Real Madrid: Benzema rescues Los Blancos at the death
• Newcastle United 4-3 Nottingham Forest: Isak scores twice as Howe´s side survive thriller
• Kroos pleased with win