Sun 11 July, 2010

• Spain, Holland see unity as key to World Cup final
• It’s nearly all over. With apologies to Spaniards, it has to be Spain doesn’t it?
• Preview: Netherlands – Spain

Sat 10 July, 2010

• Brazil gears up for 2014 challenge
• Prediction: Holland vs Spain
• Shakira now a ´football fanatic´ after WCup
• Del Bosque wary of Oranje threat
• Torres keen to play his part in final
• A look into the future as youngsters impress in South Africa
• Golden generation can play at 2014 – Defoe
• South Africa ready to celebrate World Cup´s climax
• Low set to stay
• Who is the player of the tournament?
• ´Tired, over-worked´ UEFA boss Platini hospitalized
• UEFA bosss Platini released from hospital

Fri 9 July, 2010

• Torres dilemma for Del Bosque
• Dutch coach confident that Van Persie will shine
• Sneijder, Villa favourites for Golden Ball
• Desailly wants Evra ban
• Netherlands not afraid of Spain – Van Marwijk
• Prediction: Uruguay vs Germany
• Uruguay prepared to fight to the death
• Changes needed for European giants
• Kuyt eager to stay with Liverpool
• Is the World Cup the pinnacle of football?

Thu 8 July, 2010

• Referee system faces 2014 changes – FIFA
• Brazil say work to do ahead of 2014 World Cup
• S.Africa uses World Cup to try to ease xenophobia
• Van Persie says Dutch can make history
• Man United brush off Evra transfer rumours
• S.African fan sees record 38 World Cup matches
• I wish I was Spanish!

Wed 7 July, 2010

• Four-match ban for Serbia coach Antic
• Germany, Spain seek final date with Dutch
• Van Marwijk hails squad’s belief
• De Jong wants World Cup triumph
• Europe in ascendancy in global football battle
• Domenech the reason for fiasco, says bitter Gallas
• Netherlands goes World Cup crazy
• The crazy story of Germany’s World Cup specialists
• Van der Vaart hopes to meet Spain
• My focus is on City: Vieira
• Gallas blames Domenech for World Cup disaster
• Nigeria´s anti-graft agency probes football executives
• Boulahrouz – Uruguay were tough
• Australia midfielder Bresciano joins Lazio
• Holland are so close to writing history: Kuyt
• Former Milan coach Leonardo ready for Brazil job
• S.Korea starts search for national team coach
• White elephant woes for S.Africa´s W.Cup stadiums
• Spain or Germany – you decide

Tue 6 July, 2010

• Blanc looking to rebuild France team
• Del Bosque lauds Messi as World Cup star
• Familiar task for Dutch as final place beckons
• Fans flood into Cape Town for World Cup semi-final
• Gerrard won´t quit playing for England
• World Cup expectation rattled Rooney: Ferguson
• Dutch wary as football´s biggest prize looms
• Uruguay coach cites Robben threat
• ´Unworthy´ Maradona declines presidential invite
• Dunga – Still a legend in Brazil?
• Heroes welcome home for Ghana´s national squad
• Sneijder: I did not call Diego, Dunga idiots
• Preview: Uruguay – Netherlands

Mon 5 July, 2010

• Dutch eye World Cup final, Brazil, Argentina face change
• Ballon d´Or and FIFA player awards merge
• Johnson looking forward after England knock-back
• Maradona hints at resignation
• Uruguay could really ruin my World Cup!
• Nigeria ´lifts ban on national football team´
• De Jong sadness at missing semi-final
• Goalkeeper Buffon faces lay-off after back operation
• Where does Maradona go from here?
• Villa eyes Golden boot, Klose Ronaldo´s record
• Tactics, injuries take toll on World Cup let-downs
• Maradona, Argentina enjoy warm welcome home

Sun 4 July, 2010

• Brazil sack Dunga after World Cup flop
• Del Bosque revels in Spanish history
• Kaka was not fit for duty – Brazil doctor
• If Zidane is magic, I must be mad, says Abreu
• Given would love Robinho back at City
• Rooney struggling on the international scene – Alonso
• Loew questions Mueller yellow card
• Spain set for final push at World Cup
• Van Persie fit for Oranje’s clash with Uruguay
• Rooney is fit, insists Ferguson
• Paraguay proud despite losing
• Capello looking for fresh blood
• Klose targets World Cup for Germany
• Secular Uruguay converted by beautiful game
• Bayern duo outperforming big hitters in South Africa
• The best is yet to come – Cole
• Number 10 flops at World Cup
• Argentina shattered as Maradona mulls future
• Messi or Ronaldo? Neither, it’s Sneijder or Schweinsteiger!
• In Uganda, World Cup fans miss ´glorious´ Amin era
• Torres holds hopes of breaking World Cup duck
• Reprieved Capello ready to swing the axe
• Paraguay expect FIFA apology for ´goal´, penalty

Sat 3 July, 2010

• Iniesta looking forward to Germany rematch
• Villa sends Spain into World Cup semis
• Maradona: hardest day of my life
• Spain and Paraguay locked in nervy stalemate
• Paraguay ring the changes, Spain stay the same
• Germany lead Argentina 1-0 at half-time
• Ferdinand backs Capello to stay
• Uruguay wait on Lugano and Lodeiro
• We will not underestimate Uruguay: Van Marwijk
• Shamed Suarez may miss the final
• Kingson looks past agony to reflect on successes
• Can Sneijder and co. go one better than Cruyff’s masters?
• Tabarez praises team spirit
• Focussed Spain wary of Paraguay threat
• Carragher again retires from International Football
• Holland shock Brazil and Ghana lose but should be very proud
• Preview: Argentina – Germany
• Preview: Paraguay – Spain

Fri 2 July, 2010

• Uruguay beat Ghana on penalties
• Ghana, Uruguay into penalty shootout
• Ghana, Uruguay into extra-time
• Muntari gives Ghana 1-0 halftime lead
• Fabregas wants to make history with Spain
• Paraguay look to emulate Dutch
• Xavi and Iniesta getting high pass marks
• Thuram: Evra should not represent France, anymore
• We have full confidence in Torres: Del Bosque
• Capello stays in charge of England
• Disappointed Honda work hard to improve
• Uruguay and Ghana chase last four dream
• Germany star keen on Premier League move
• FIFA gives Nigeria 48 hours to reverse ban
• Blatter will be busy dealing with political interference
• South Korean coach quits over cyber attacks
• Media work to bring Africa´s first W.Cup to Africans
• World Cup greats turn to punditry point-scoring
• ´Hotshot´ Villa on track to match Raul´s record
• Preview: Netherlands – Brazil
• Paraguayan ´grandad´ Caniza could face Spain for 3rd time
• Preview: Uruguay – Ghana

Thu 1 July, 2010

• Owen defends under-fire Rooney
• Tabarez´s Uruguay in pursuit of former glories
• Africa waits for history-making Ghana, says Gyan
• Ghana to decide on five injured Black Stars
• Spanish see stats speaking for success
• FIFA sees no political meddling in France
• Defoe sounds out Capello backing
• Another home grown World Cup-winning coach looms
• Tourist´s shooting revives S.Africa crime fears at World Cup
• Honda emerges for Japan as Nakamura fades
• Record breakers Paraguay not content with quarters
• Netherlands: We have to do better against Brazil
• Portugal coach Queiroz rules out quitting
• Figo blasts Ronaldo over Portugal failure
• Spain’s Del Bosque on Japan wish-list: report
• Mourinho defends “broken” Ronaldo
• L.American fans boost S.African tourism
• World Cup flops, you´ve never had it so bad

Wed 30 June, 2010

• Laporta: Villa signing was right
• Injury scare for Podolski
• Should Torres be dropped from Spanish team ahead of quarter-final clash?
• Ghana´s World Cup run has Ethiopia dreaming
• Uruguay make two changes for Ghana clash
• Nigeria leader bans team after World Cup fiasco
• Brazil´s Elano still in doubt ahead of Dutch clash
• Japan coach Okada has last laugh after W.Cup showing
• Spain, Paraguay into W.Cup quarters as stars struggle
• Cristano Ronaldo’s spit at TV camera sparked outrage (Video)
• England fan fined over World Cup intrusion
• Returning N.Korea squad gets airport welcome
• Japanese PM applauds World Cup squad
• Japan media praise new Blue heroes
• World Cup quarter-final predictions

Tue 29 June, 2010

• Forlan fired-up for Uruguay´s Ghana test
• Chambily: France needs massive over-haul
• Lega Calcio make technology plea to FIFA
• Lampard blunder referee goes home
• Jabulani ball ´too perfect´ to fly straight – scientists
• Paraguay beat Japan on penalties to make last eight
• Paraguay and Japan locked in sterile stalemate
• Ghana injury headaches ahead of Uruguay clash
• Famous octopus predicts Argentina W.Cup exit
• Disgraced French coach to go before parliament
• Dunga happy with Robinho’s form
• Man Utd legend Keane tears apart England
• History beckons for Japan and Paraguay
• FA ready to offload Capello
• Argentina and Brazil remind me why I love the beautiful game so much
• South Africans bristle at FIFA marketing rules
• Capello admits England must change to progress

Mon 28 June, 2010

• Preview: Spain – Portugal
• Preview: Paraguay – Japan
• Dunga worried by Kaka´s yellow cards
• No-nonsense Webb eyes English path to final
• Brazil defeat Chile 3-0, face Dutch in last eight
• Tough road puts Latin masters on top, says Martino
• Brazil lead Chile 2-0 at half-time
• Argentina keeper Romero says ´no´ to technology
• Spain play down Ronaldo threat
• Villa backs Torres to come good
• How long will FIFA bury their head in the sand over video technology?