Wed 4 November, 2009

• Last-gasp Sneijder sends Inter top in Champions League
• Defiant Kazan hold Barcelona in Champions League
• Cristiano Ronaldo to miss Atletico Madrid Clash
• Pepe unhappy about penalty decision in 1-1 draw against Milan
• We’ve got nothing to fear-Kuyt
• Guardiola: “Rubin Kazan’s victory wasn’t a matter of luck”
• Kaka: “A nice, emotional evening”
• Wenger: “I can’t stand November”
• I’m sure we will play a great game against Dynamo- Stankovic
• Sebastien Frey sidelined for Debrecen clash
• Pellegrini: Real Madrid deserved a win over Milan
• Van Gaal remains confident after Bordeaux disaster
• Alonso was a top player – Gerrard
• Crisis-hit Rangers face must win task in Romania
• Sevilla eye next round against struggling Stuttgart
• ´Russian roulette´ pays off for Ferguson

Tue 3 November, 2009

• Valencia seals dramatic United fightback in Champions League
• Marseille start lucky, but end with romp over Zurich
• Drogba back with a bang as Chelsea qualify for knockout phase
• Juve bounce back with victory at Haifa
• Only first place will do for Arsenal boss Wenger
• Barca on the hunt for revenge
• Arsenal’s Clichy ruled out with back injury
• Ferguson backs English clubs to excel in Europe
• Van Gaal: “We need to win”
• United, Chelsea eye next phase of Champions League
• Ferguson backs Ferdinand
• Reina confident ahead of Lyon clash
• Sneijder back in Inter’s match selection
• Seedorf advises Drenthe not to focus on national team
• Kaka expects a nice welcome at the San Siro
• Forget Man Utd, concentrate on Atletico: Ancelotti
• United, Chelsea eye next phase but Real must improve
• Ferguson wary of Moscow threat

Mon 2 November, 2009

• Champions League preview

Sat 31 October, 2009

• Mourinho urges UEFA and Ukraine to make decision

Fri 30 October, 2009

• Sol Campbell interested in Newcastle appeal
• Adebayor accuses jealous fans – Wenger persuaded his exit

Wed 28 October, 2009

• Pellegrini walking a tightrope at Real
• Al Ittihad storm into AFC Champions League final
• Valencia set for top four in La Liga

Mon 26 October, 2009

• The difference between Arsenal and Barcelona
• Hamstring injury keeps Sneijder sidelined
• Iaquinta out for weeks

Fri 23 October, 2009

• The extraordinary rise of the Russian giant killers
• Atletico axes coach Resino
• Is the natural European order about to be over-turned?

Thu 22 October, 2009

• Gillett backs Benitez
• Rummenigge demands results from Bayern
• Rush tells Liverpool fans to back Benitez
• United maintains perfect Champions League start

Wed 21 October, 2009

• Heinze full of beans as he gives Marseille hope
• Chiellini winner puts Juve back on track
• Kalou puts Chelsea within touching distance of last 16
• United break Russian duck to maintain perfect start
• Rangers´ injuries compound shock of Euro loss
• Rangers slam ‘disgusting’ abuse
• Van Gaal on exact same height as Klinsmann
• Forlan looks forward to Chelsea
• Xavi: “We did not deserve to lose”
• Offensive problems for Wolfsburg boss Veh
• CSKA Moscow and United – Equally Ambitious about Victory
• Reds in despair with injuries
• Manchester return to Moscow with knockout in sight
• Zurich as ´yes we can´ outsiders in Group C
• Juve to treat Haifa like Real, says Chiellini
• Chelsea´s Ancelotti prays for more Anelka magic
• Mourinho insists Group F wide open

Tue 20 October, 2009

• Unirea destroy Rangers Champions League hopes
• Champions League stunner as Barca beaten by Russian champs Rubin
• Inter in trouble after Dynamo draw
• Unbeaten Sevilla humble Stuttgart to lead group
• European giants meet on Wednesday night
• Ferrara looking for Maccabi redemption
• Kaka ready for Milan date
• Bougherra set to miss Euro clash
• Ancelotti wants Chelsea to kill off Atletico
• Agger: Gerrard`s return is a major boost for the team
• Seedorf is confident Milan will bounce back from a bad period
• `Reaching the Champions League final is our main goal`
• Desperate Liverpool look for European boost

Mon 19 October, 2009

• Guardiola keen on avoiding defeat
• Poleksic wary of Jovetic threat
• Five to miss Man Utd match in Moscow
• Gerrard fit for crucial match against Lyon; Torres still sidelined
• Giggs injury doubt for Man Utd
• Sevilla`s Negredo to miss Champions League clash with Stuttgart

Sun 18 October, 2009

• Carrick: We can cover for Wayne

Thu 15 October, 2009

• Gerrard’s injury aggravated – Liverpool distressed

Mon 12 October, 2009

• Whats happend to the great AC Milan?

Fri 9 October, 2009

• Evra foresees Real clash

Mon 5 October, 2009

• Old Firm going backwards

Sat 3 October, 2009

• Sevilla not out of La Liga title race

Fri 2 October, 2009

• Are Arsenal better suited to Europe than the Premier League?

Thu 1 October, 2009

• Carrick seals United comeback as Milan humbled

Wed 30 September, 2009

• Goal machine Ronaldo seals another Real victory
• Chelsea struggle to beat APOEL
• Zurich heap pressure on under-fire Leonardo with Milan win
• Ciani sees Bordeaux past obdurate Maccabi
• Scolari fails in AFC Champions League bid
• Liverpool will bounce back against Chelsea: Rafa
• Babbel rues dropped points
• Partizan ‘Humiliated’ by fan’s death
• Mourinho confident despite second slip
• Benitez furious at Liverpool´s Florentine flop
• Toulouse call for punishment
• Assuncao confident for Porto trip
• Kaka calls for real calm
• Benitez furious over Liverpool performance
• United, Chelsea bid to build on winning start

Tue 29 September, 2009

• Sevilla blitz groggy Rangers
• Barca sink Kiev to get defence up and running
• Jovetic inspires Fiorentina to Liverpool win
• Lyon romp to victory over Debrecen
• Ten-man Inter held by Rubin Kazan
• Leonardo plays down sack talk
• Moratti awaits Inter reaction
• Martins aware of Owen threat
• Kanoute ready for Ibrox
• Puel pleased with Lyon spirit
• Struggling Milan and Zurich set for San Siro bow

Mon 28 September, 2009

• Hungary´s Debrecen, a springboard for unknown players
• Can Saudi money finally inspire Liverpool to title?
• Benitez unfazed by Mascherano absence
• Fiorentina coach can´t forget Heysel tragedy
• Ballack and Mikel won´t make Chelsea´s Cyprus trip
• Reds duo ruled out of Florence trip
• Abidal: Barca are well prepared

Sat 26 September, 2009

• UEFA probes 40 match-fixing cases

Fri 25 September, 2009

• Atletico chairman backs coach in crisis

Thu 24 September, 2009

• Al Ittihad grab crucial Asian Champions League edge

Wed 23 September, 2009

• Injured Ibrahimovic doubtful for Malaga clash
• Kawasaki edge Nagoya, Scolari´s men beat Pohang

Fri 18 September, 2009

• Win or bust for former African champions Etoile

Thu 17 September, 2009

• Some big hitters taking part in the Europa League
• Juventus faces Bayern without Cannavaro but with Diego
• Xabi Alonso out for three weeks
• Liverpool look ahead after Champions League scare
• Liverpool seek Premier League tonic after cup scare

Wed 16 September, 2009

• Dynamo beat Kazan to go top of the group
• Eduardo celebrates Euro reprieve by sealing Arsenal comeback
• Sevilla salute boys from Brazil
• Liverpool struggle to victory in Champions League
• Whats happend to Dutch giants in Europe?
• Liverpool begin CL campaign buoyed by cash boost
• Mourinho banking on born winner Eto`o
• Mourinho: `I have a weak spot for Zlatan but Eto`o fits our team better`
• Winning start for Man United overshadowed by laser row

Tue 15 September, 2009

• Ronaldo at the double as Real secure nervy win
• Cypriot debutants APOEL hold Atletico
• Clinical United off to winning start
• I´m no Alonso, says humble Lucas
• UEFA plots end to massive debts with finance plan
• Milan boss Leonardo benches Ronaldinho
• Samuel Eto`o seeks for revenge on his former coach
• Ronaldo, Kaka eye new golden Real Euro era

Mon 14 September, 2009

• Eduardo diving ban over-turned by UEFA
• Ferguson dreaming of another Barca final showdown
• English clubs to truimph in Champions League this week
• Juventus` Diego set to be sidelined for at least two weeks
• Cannavaro: no regrets leaving Real Madrid
• In-form Ibrahimovic ready for Inter return

Sun 13 September, 2009

• Mourinho upbeat ahead of Barca test

Fri 11 September, 2009

• Nigerian clubs chase African semi-finals places

Thu 10 September, 2009

• Ramos to replace Zico as CSKA Moscow coach

Thu 3 September, 2009

• Arsenal to appeal Eduardo diving ban

Wed 2 September, 2009

• Arsenal weigh up appeal against Eduardo ban

Tue 1 September, 2009

• Eduardo banned for two matches after dive

Mon 31 August, 2009

• Inter the future

Sat 29 August, 2009

• The good, the bad and the ugly this summer

Fri 28 August, 2009

• Will Serie A ever return to the European top table?
• UEFA backs Platini´s tough anti-debt measures
• Wenger fury over UEFA´s Eduardo ´witch hunt´
• Arsenal´s Eduardo hit with UEFA diving charge
• UEFA eyes plans to curb clubs´ debt

Thu 27 August, 2009

• Benitez looking forward to Euro tests
• Fergie faces up to gruelling Euro trips
• Barcelona clash with Inter, United tackle Wolfsburg
• Platini calls for extra ref to tackle divers
• Donati feels Eduardo should be punished

Wed 26 August, 2009

• Overview: All UEFA Champions League 2009-10 participants
• Plucky APOEL sink Copenhagen in thriller

Tue 25 August, 2009

• Lisandro hat-trick underlines Lyon´s C1 credentials
• Atletico Madrid emerge in Champions League qualifying

Sun 23 August, 2009

• Wenger sweats over Fabregas´s fitness

Sat 22 August, 2009

• Guardiola says second Barca treble ´impossible´

Thu 20 August, 2009

• Lyon, Atletico Madrid shine in Champions League play-offs

Wed 19 August, 2009

• Diego confident in trophy chances
• Lyon need to exploit home advantage: Puel

Tue 18 August, 2009

• Wenger predicts European league within 10 years
• Celtic, Arsenal battle for Champions League spot
• Teams to battle in Champions League play-off round

Tue 11 August, 2009

• Albiol believes in the treble

Fri 7 August, 2009

• Celtic handed Arsenal Champions League play-off

Thu 6 August, 2009

• Celtic make history, Shakhtar crash out of Champions League

Wed 5 August, 2009

• Super sub Samaras creates European history for Celtic
• Zanetti hails strenght of Inter side
• Salzburg victorious at Dinamo Zagreb
• Epic comeback leads Maccabi past Aktobe
• Own goal proves cruel hammerblow for McClaren