Sun 13 June, 2010

• Robinho mulls City return
• Serbia and Ghana scoreless at half-time
• World Cup organiser mulls vuvuzela ban
• Dunga imposes new Brazil media blackout
• Capello to decide on goalkeeper choice
• Slovenia record first finals victory over Algeria
• Cautious Algeria, Slovenia level at half-time
• Surf up, beer on ice: Aussie fans enjoy home from home
• England rally round Green as cost of error sinks in
• Kewell almost hung his boots
• Germany seek Aussie tonic for World Cup boost
• Serbia and Ghana in must-not-lose opener
• Minnows Slovenia seek first World Cup victory
• Hand of clod – press slams Green for blunder
• England start with a draw. I don’t know whether to be optimistic or depressed.
• Messi inspires Argentina´s W.Cup winning start
• Preview: Algeria – Slovenia
• USA draw shows us why England won’t be world champions in 2010
• Preview: Germany – Australia
• Preview: Serbia – Ghana
• England keeper Green vows to forget howler, be ready to play

Sat 12 June, 2010

• Blunder goalie Green will bounce back, says Gerrard
• England, USA draw 1-1 in World Cup
• We´re on right path, says Maradona
• Three-nation Stankovic proud to be making history
• Nigeria keeper Enyeama matches Messi
• Bars run dry as army of England fans descend on Rustenburg
• Messi inspires Argentina to victory over Nigeria
• Heinze goal gives Argentina half-time lead over Nigeria
• No reason for pessimism, says French legend Desailly
• How far can passion and vuvuzela’s take South Africa?
• Terry hails Capello influence
• S.Africa relax as Parreira ponders improvements
• Capello playing the waiting game
• Gattuso announces retirement, looks to coaching
• Drogba sits out training to rest broken arm
• Malouda frustrated with bench role
• Dare to dream, Capello tells England
• Domenech puts brave face on drab draw
• Argentina trio hopes to upset Nigeria in World Cup
• World Cup fever hits as tournament gets off to a great start
• England to make their mark on US in World Cup opener

Fri 11 June, 2010

• Preview: England – United States
• De Rossi injury scare for Italy
• Eriksson confident over Drogba recovery
• Uninspiring France struggle to draw with Uruguay
• France and 10-man Uruguay share World Cup points
• Iniesta still a doubt for WC opener
• Mexico dent South Africa World Cup dream start
• Nigeria are not dirty, Kanu tells Maradona
• Capello tells Rooney to keep his cool
• Henry, Malouda start from bench for France
• Algeria hit by double injury blow
• Rooney court verdict on hold during World Cup
• Dangerman Cahill, Emerton fit to face Germany
• And the winner is… Zulu sangoma reveals all
• Maradona hoping Messi can match him
• World Cup fans crave ‘Madiba Magic’ from missing Mandela
• World Cup opening ceremony begins in South Africa
• Preview: Korea Republic – Greece
• Parreira to feature at record sixth World Cup
• ´Unbelievable´ Rooney ready to rule World Cup: Gerrard
• Gates open at SAfrica´s World Cup stadium
• Gates open at SAfrica’s World Cup stadium
• France have plenty to prove in opener
• Mandela relative´s death mars World Cup opening
• Italian FA chief defends Lippi’s choices
• This time England please, I’m too old to cry now

Thu 10 June, 2010

• North Korea eye toppling mighty Brazil
• Curtain rises on first World Cup in Africa
• Troubled France can win World Cup, says Evra
• Spain head to South Africa for World Cup
• Uruguay coach warns France his team are fired up
• Preview: Uruguay – France
• Kewell fit and “up for” German battle
• Promoted Yahia rallies Algerian troops
• Blatter to seek FIFA re-election
• Absent Essien still inspiring Ghana
• Anxious Nigerians pray for luck to beat Argentina
• Dunga and Diego – not touchline twins
• Rooney’s ready, says Capello
• Gerrard calls for cool heads from Rooney and co.
• Who will replace Ballack and Cole in the Chelsea midfield?
• Critics will spur us on, says Italy´s Zambrotta
• South Africa warns against crime ahead of World Cup opener
• Countdown to first World Cup in Africa begins
• Maverick Honda shaking up Japan at World Cup
• England cannot win World Cup without Rooney: Hurst
• Keepers unsure over Capello’s first-choice pick – James
• D-day for South Africa and Parreira
• France have plenty to prove against Uruguay
• Lippi hits out at Italian media
• Buffon ‘nearly fainted’ in WC 2006 final
• The ref´s only human — and that´s the problem
• Wacky World Cup bets get punters going
• Besieged France on World Cup defensive
• Dunga´s pragmatic Brazil ready to dig for victory

Wed 9 June, 2010

• Wenger challenges dropped duo
• Iniesta leg trouble casts doubt over Spanish opener
• Chilean Church thanks God for football
• Uruguay coach Tabarez springs team surprise
• Maradona puts three at back for Argentina
• Swiss skipper Frei suffers ankle injury
• Camoranesi back in training for Italy
• Iniesta out for Spain’s WC opener
• Ghana dreaming of semi-finals, says Muntari
• US star Donovan can´t wait to face Ashley Cole
• Depp as Donovan? Becks Who? US win would be huge
• South Africa whips up World Cup frenzy
• Xavi, Pedro extend Barcelona contracts
• Chile beat New Zealand 2-0
• English managers back Messi as World Cup star
• Italy arrive to defend World Cup title
• Terry says he´s still England´s de facto leader
• World champions Italy looking to dominate
• Injuries cloud England´s World Cup outlook
• High hopes for Group H heavyweights Spain
• Portugal´s Nani joins World Cup casualty list
• Torres on target in Spain six-goal romp

Tue 8 June, 2010

• Drogba-less Ivory Coast held 1-1 by Swiss club
• Cahill sits out Aussie training
• Xavi praises England duo
• Algeria’s Belhadj ready to feed misfiring strikers
• Behrami resumes training
• World Cup ball to baffle keepers: Australian scientist
• Key South Africa cog Tshabalala praises Parreira
• Julio Cesar ready for Brazil mission
• North Korea can beat Brazil, says ´Asian Rooney´
• Fulham sign Senderos from Arsenal
• US look to frustrate England´s volatile Rooney
• Goalscorers gunning for the Golden Boot
• Rooney warned to control temper in World Cup
• Tottenham manager hopes for Cole talks
• Brazil preparations on right track
• S.Africa´s Mr. Football savours World Cup dream
• Final preparations for World Cup in South Africa
• Anticipation builds as Brazil, England fine-tune
• Blue Samurais warned about S.Africa crime
• Evra: I cannot go home to Senegal
• Loss of Ferdinand is a blow but Ledley King is a great replacement
• Science lifts lid on some of football´s myths
• Capello fury over below par England

Mon 7 June, 2010

• Barry ruled out of United States opener
• S.Africa´s World Cup will be best ever – Blatter
• S.Africa ´hot shot´ Mphela warns Mexico
• Higuain extends contract with Real Madrid
• Torres uncertain for Spanish warm-up
• N.Korea bar reporters, keep training under wraps
• Defoe admits England struggling to adapt to altitude
• Brazil hit five in Tanzanian warm-up
• Blatter forecasts ´fantastic´ World Cup
• Japan midfielder Hasebe facing injury scare
• Drogba, Robben hope to beat injury curse
• S.African union urges early closing for World Cup kick-off
• Scholes tells Capello he called too late
• USA have the players to upset England
• Hopes not high for world champions in South Africa
• 40,000 Prostitutes and One Billion Condoms at the World Cup
• Aussie goalkeeper Jones leaves World Cup
• South Africa detains 10 Argentine hooligans
• Drogba to rejoin Ivory Coast squad on Monday
• Italian minister urges austerity for footballers, too
• Burglar jailed for Steven Gerrard raid
• Rooney is simply extraordinary: Lippi
• World Cup giants Germany land in South Africa
• Robben hopeful to play in World Cup
• French minister slapped down for criticising team hotel
• Sevilla director plays down Fabiano transfer rumours
• Stampede at W.Cup friendly, 16 hurt
• England´s King to replace Ferdinand in World Cup
• Ljubijankic fit for Slovenia’s Algeria battle
• Anelka: France can benefit from poor form
• Will Rooney show how he has matured?
• S.Africa airports boost security for World Cup
• Reclusive N.Korean football squad in World Cup bid
• Cannavaro slams Italian media

Sun 6 June, 2010

• Youth the key for Loew’s Germany
• Nigeria outplay N.Korea in World Cup sparring session
• Film star ref Webb happy for players to steal show
• Chile sweat on star striker Suazo
• France have work to do, admits Gourcuff
• Brazil have plenty in reserve says defender Luisao
• Elephants ready for big challenge
• England’s King confident over World Cup fitness
• Another World Cup injury scare as Forlan hurt
• Bradley pleased with results
• French coach unworried by lack of goals
• Parreira revives S.Africa World Cup hopes
• South Africa declares itself ready for World Cup
• Japan say they have nothing to lose at World Cup
• Boateng wins Rajevac praise
• Zuma says S.Africa more than ready for World Cup
• Utaka hopes World Cup can restore Nigerian pride
• Dindane plans to repay Eriksson’s faith
• Kanu eyes final fling at World Cup
• Chelsea the winners as stars face World Cup blues

Sat 5 June, 2010

• Swiss dash Italian hopes in draw
• Ivory Coast say Drogba op successful
• Maradona factor weighs against Argentina: Ardiles
• Greeks optimistic for good showing at World Cup