Sat 28 June, 2014

• FIFA World Cup: Colombia 2 Uruguay 0
• Tearful Cesar revels in turnaround
• Tearful Cesar revels in turnaround
• Pain and pride for Sampaoli
• Halilhodzic looks to 1982 for Germany inspiration
• FIFA World Cup: Brazil 1 Chile 1 (after extra time, 3-2 on penalties)
• Cabaye: No room for France arrogance
• Van Gaal calls for water breaks
• Podolski to miss Algeria clash
• Romero thankful to play alongside ´star´ Messi
• Kanu predicts Nigeria shock
• Brazil forward Neymar 8/11 to score anytime against Chile in tonight’s last 16 meeting
• Herrera wants prolonged stay in Brazil
• Colombia’s Jackson Martinez 28/13 to continue scoring run against Uruguay this evening
• Zabaleta calls for balanced Argentina
• I did not bite Chiellini – Suarez
• FIFA World Cup Preview: Netherlands v Mexico
• FIFA World Cup Preview: Costa Rica v Greece
• Samaris confident Greece can progress
• Pele backs Suarez sanction
• Marin wary of Greece threat
• Sneijder hails Van Gaal change
• Klinsmann confident of Altidore fitness
• Klinsmann: USA can beat Belgium
• Suarez bite ´not fair´, says Blatter
• Sampaoli: Chile need Vidal´s ´courage´
• Ospina compares Suarez loss with Falcao absence
• Silva unfazed by mind games
• Wilmots: We wear teams down
• Schneiderlin welcomes World Cup pressure

Fri 27 June, 2014

• Van Persie impressed by Mexico
• Tabarez quits FIFA role after Suarez ban
• Sampaoli targets Brazil scalp
• Manolas bullish ahead of Costa Rica clash
• Chile gaining respect, says Beausejour
• Vanden Borre out of World Cup
• Higuain unconcerned by lack of goals
• Scolari wary of Chile threat
• Sagna warns of Nigeria quality
• Gutierrez relishing Uruguay clash
• Yobo sets financial row aside
• Fernandinho: City move was crucial
• FIFA World Cup Preview: Brazil v Chile
• FIFA World Cup Preview: Colombia v Uruguay
• Low hails Schweinsteiger impact
• Suarez ban ´an assault on the poor´, says Uruguay president
• FIFA lift Beckenbauer ban
• Maradona slams Suarez punishment
• Suarez punishment excessive – Chiellini
• Brazil 3/5 to beat Chile in the last 16
• Colombia 20/21 to reach the World Cup quarters with a win against Uruguay
• Vukojevic retires from international football
• Was a four month ban for Luis Suarez the correct decision?
• Capello vows to stay on
• Beasley wants USA to lift
• Ochoa hails Mexico defence
• Suarez ban ´too severe´, says Fred
• Wilmots: ´We´re here to win´
• Sanchez: ´My worry is the referee´
• Kagawa rues lack of quality
• Costa Rica sticking to defensive approach, says Gamboa

Thu 26 June, 2014

• Halilhodzic proud of history-making Algeria
• World Cup failure down to me – Hong
• Capello blasts officials
• Toure slams ´naive´ Ivory Coast
• FIFA World Cup: Algeria 1 Russia 1
• Del Bosque feared tears after World Cup jeers
• Robben surprised by Netherlands showing
• Low pleased as Germany top group
• Invisible Modric and Rakitic slammed by Kranjcar
• Marquez backs Herrera to stay
• Suarez ban will unite Uruguay, says Lugano
• Off-field matters not a factor, insists Appiah
• Klinsmann hails USA progress
• Bento points to costly Germany defeat
• FIFA World Cup: Portugal 2 Ghana 1
• President Biya demands Cameroon investigation
• Babatunde wrist surgery a success
• Uruguay to appeal against Suarez ban
• Santos careful ahead of Costa Rica clash
• Rueda reveals desire to stay with Ecuador
• Yepes, Martinez warn of Uruguay threat
• Umana: Costa Rica want to make history
• Capello: Foreign experience can benefit Russia
• United States-Germany clash to go ahead
• Wilkinson takes positives from World Cup showing
• Germany 4/7 to win against the USA in tonight’s Group G clash
• Portugal 11/10 to beat Ghana to boost slim chances of reaching the next round
• Ghana suspend Muntari and Boateng
• Pogba happy with France progress
• Sorry to the Japan fans – Hasebe
• Camoranesi: Balotelli is ´overrated´
• Beckerman: USA fit and ready
• I will not resign – Hodgson
• Pepe hoping for a Portuguese miracle
• Rojo: ´A whole new competition begins´
• Halilhodzic hits out at critics
• Wilmots: We want to win
• Hong: South Korea to fight for place
• Best yet to come from Neymar, says Willian

Wed 25 June, 2014

• Deschamps: All well with France
• Cameroon sports minister calls for assessment
• Zaccheroni resigns from Japan post
• Ban Suarez after the World Cup, urges Zyryanov
• Queiroz disappointed to leave Iran role
• Keshi: Messi from another planet
• We´re getting there – Sabella
• Susic praises Bosnia-Herzegovina spirit
• I´m ready for Italy job – Cannavaro
• Klinsmann: I have nothing to prove against Germany
• Goal a big relief – Hernandez
• Bento: I will not quit
• Modric: Lack of belief cost Croatia
• Scolari urges Brazil to raise their game
• Ballack wants defensive role for Lahm
• Postecoglou plans Australia revamp
• Juninho: Scolari´s loyalty can benefit Brazil
• FIFA World Cup Preview: United States v Germany
• FIFA World Cup Preview: South Korea v Belgium
• Argentina 11/21 to finish top of Group F with a win against Nigeria
• Iran 14/5 to boost chances of qualifying by beating Bosnia-Herzegovina tonight
• FIFA World Cup Preview: Portugal v Ghana
• Ramos makes promise to Spain fans
• Fer sustains hamstring injury
• Costa hopes for starting berth
• Ghana president to settle payment row
• Luis Suarez shows the ugly side of his game at World Cup
• Cabaye: Deschamps largely responsible for France revival
• De Rossi: Italy need real men
• Mirallas, Dembele keen to start
• Enyeama: More to Argentina than ´genius´ Messi
• FIFA open proceedings against Suarez
• Borges proud of historic feat
• Jones braced for ´special´ fixture
• Pekerman wary of Uruguay
• Queiroz: Qualification not on our minds
• Henry urges France to aim high
• Susic: Referee cost us
• Wilshere, Shaw relieved with draw
• Lamouchi steps down from Ivory Coast post
• Proud Samaras happy to be lucky

Tue 24 June, 2014

• Rueda hoping to emulate South American duo
• Rueda hoping to emulate South American duo
• Sabella: World Cup is ´very equal´
• Suarez plays down alleged biting incident
• Suarez plays down alleged biting incident
• Zaccheroni: The result is a liar
• Mondragon grateful to Pekerman
• FIFA World Cup: Greece 2 Ivory Coast 1
• FIFA World Cup: Japan 1 Colombia 4
• Kombarov promises attacking intent
• Pinto salutes Costa Rica achievement
• Tabarez defends Suarez after ´bite´ incident
• Honduras have nothing to lose, says Palacios
• Sabella aiming to ease pressure on Messi
• Hodgson upbeat after Costa Rica stalemate
• Prandelli submits Italy resignation
• Chiellini calls for action against ´shameful´ Suarez
• Coelho coy on Bento future
• FIFA World Cup: Italy 0 Uruguay 1
• Muller wants Germany to be ruthless
• Susic to wait on decision over future
• Son calls on team-mates to show leadership
• No FIFA action over fans´ face paint
• Gyan fired up for Portugal clash
• Fatigue cost us against Spain – Jedinak
• Klinsmann drawing on fans´ support
• Sissoko: France can go far at World Cup
• Ivory Coast to be ´very cautious´
• Finke keen to stay with Cameroon
• FIFA World Cup Preview: Ecuador v France
• FIFA World Cup Preview: Nigeria v Argentina
• Villa realistic over retirement plans
• Italy 8/5 to win against Uruguay to seal their qualification into the next round
• Joel Campbell 27/10 to score against England in tonight’s Group D clash
• Why are certain players so underrated?
• FIFA World Cup Preview: Bosnia-Herzegovina v Iran
• Hodgson tips Neville for top job
• SAFA deny Keshi reports
• Mexico must remain calm, says Hernandez
• Fred ignored criticism
• Dejagah, Iran target goals
• Owen backs Neville for England job
• Pinto wants ´balanced´ anti-doping testing
• Changes expected from Deschamps
• Santos solely focused on Greece fortunes
• Zaccheroni calls for focus on ´crucial game´
• Ecuador, France barred from Maracana
• Pirlo feeling tense ahead of ´final´
• Vidal: I will play against Brazil
• Sneijder frustrated with Dutch first half
• Japan clash definitive, says Colombia´s Pekerman
• Kovac defends Rakitic role
• Argentina must not lean on Messi, says D´Alessandro
• Herrera questions non-penalty calls
• Suarez´s knee ´perfect´ ahead of Italy battle

Mon 23 June, 2014

• Finke bemoans poor concentration
• Brazil concerned by “very good” Chile
• Pereira: Portugal not lacking quality
• Valbuena urges France to stay grounded