Wed 10 October, 2012

• Sydney to accommodate Perry schedule
• New Zealand sweat on Nelsen, Reid
• Donovan, Shea ruled out for USA
• Atletico hint at Falcao exit
• International friendlies preview: Kaka returns for Brazil
• Burgess: AFL harder than EPL
• Bridge: Wanderers to maintain intensity
• Injury blow for Blaszczykowski
• Debuchy warning for Spain
• Graham urges Swansea stars to commit
• Porto reveal recruiting secrets
• Kaka: Title race still on
• Suarez brushes off diving jibes
• Fletcher eyes Premier League return

Tue 9 October, 2012

• Fellaini ruled out for three weeks
• Pardew hails new sponsorship deal
• Mascherano tips classic Uruguay clash
• Gerrard hails Shelvey improvement
• Montoya hits out at acting claims
• Sandusky sentenced to 30-60 years for child sex abuse
• Gerrard impressed by England facilities
• FIFA: Diving becoming a ´cancer´ in football
• Hleb: ´Guardiola is not the best coach in the world´
• Schweinsteiger: Germany deserve plaudits
• Buffon rejects claims of Italy unrest
• Spain´s Martinez calls for maximum focus
• FIFA vice-president Jim Boyce slams dive-artist Suarez
• Hodgson hopes Cole issue is over
• Newcastle under fire over sponsorship deal
• AVB will be given money to spend in January
• Manchester United dealt blow as Ozil happy at Real
• Chelsea still keeping tabs on Remy
• Simeone vows never to coach Real
• Arsenal´s Hill-Wood talks tough on Walcott
• Mascherano: Barca still the team to beat
• No men´s football for Team GB in Rio
• Coleman hails gifted Allen
• Liverpool boss should concentrate on performances not Suarez side show
• Atletico chief hints Falcao can leave for €60 million
• Lotito claims Diakite has Inter agreement
• Agent: El Shaarawy could have joined Juventus
• Bolton sack Coyle
• Spartak Moscow readying bid for Raul Albiol
• Trezeguet ponders River Plate exit
• Falcao relishing goal scoring battle
• Neymar should head to Europe, says Rivaldo
• Asian Cup draw made in Melbourne
• Unsettled Capello desperate to succeed
• Mannone on Napoli wanted list
• Malaga ready to lose Isco
• Stramaccioni delighted with derby victory
• FA pardon Cole for Twitter rant
• Wheelhouse urges patience from Jets fans
• Altidore, Torres miss Klinsmann´s cut
• Kaka relishes new start
• Postecoglou puts Victory through their paces
• Kosmina defends A-League marquees
• Neville: Jenkinson in line for England
• Totti coy on retirement plans
• Lloris dismisses Friedel feud at Spurs

Mon 8 October, 2012

• Deschamps not taking Japan lightly
• Fletcher not certain to start for Scotland
• Liga Sagres: Moreirense 0 Maritimo 1
• Giuliano wants Neymar´s jersey
• De Jong hails ´important´ win over Frankfurt
• Williams delighted with Wales captaincy
• De Bruyne happy at Werder Bremen
• Adkins bemoans defensive lapses
• De Bruyne happy at Bremen; Mancini plays down Spain visit
• Rodgers slams ´vilification´ of Suarez
• Liverpool linked to Bundesliga star
• New York Red Bulls coach murdered
• Prandelli welcomes back Criscito
• Caulker backs ´humble´ Lloris
• Manchester United produces a superb performance at Newcastle
• Marcelo bullish on Real´s title hopes
• Marchisio puts needs of the team first
• Van Persie avoids FA sanction
• Shelvey to train with England seniors
• Galliani hammers derby officials
• Ronaldo fit for Portugal duty
• Big-spenders Anzhi ready to make move on Liverpool and Manchester United target
• Juventus move ahead of Manchester United in race for Lewandowski
• K-League: Ulsan 0 Jeju United 0
• Cole charged by FA
• Juventus keen on Walcott if contract talks fail
• Samuel hints at narrow escape
• Vidal content at Juve
• Mancini watches Falcao; Milan to return for Yanga-Mbiwa
• Granero backs under-pressure Hughes
• Ramos refrains from questioning ref
• Ivanovic primed for Spurs clash
• Di Matteo lays down the law
• Barry wants more England caps
• Ibrahimovic display upsets Ancelotti
• Wenger keen to re-sign Walcott
• Eredivisie star hints at January exit
• United spurred on by AFC heartbreak
• Crook allays Del Piero fears
• Phoenix forced to call on reserves
• Pellegrino pleased with Mariners´ morale
• Loew too lenient, says Hoeness
• MLS wrap: Draws for Dallas, Sporting KC
• Michu lauds Swansea mettle
• Allegri fumes at officials after derby defeat
• Vilanova, Mourinho settle for Clasico point
• Mixed emotions for Ancelotti
• Liga Sagres wrap: Martinez backheels Porto to victory

Sun 7 October, 2012

• Ligue 1 wrap: Marseille maintain advantage
• La Liga wrap: Messi, Ronaldo star in 2-2 draw
• Pardew accuses van Persie of elbowing
• Serie A wrap: Samuel header helps AC beat Inter Milan
• Commanding victory delights Ferguson
• Villas-Boas to continue juggling keepers
• Belgian First Division wrap: Anderlecht let lead slip
• Rodgers hails starlets despite goalless draw against Stoke City
• Bundesliga wrap: Dortmund draw, lose ground
• Pulis flags concerns over Suarez
• Adkins reveals Ramirez hospitalised
• Eredivisie wrap: Unchanged at the top as Twente, PSV win
• Premier League: Newcastle United 0 Manchester United 3
• Pellegrino rues inconsistent Valencia
• Premier League round-up
• Henry, Beckham regret slip-ups
• Premier League: Tottenham Hotspur 2 Aston Villa 0
• Premier League: Liverpool 0 Stoke 0
• Zeman defends ruthless Roma selection
• Zaccheroni: Technical area key in Milan derby
• SPL: Celtic 1 Heart of Midlothian 0
• CSL wrap: Guangzhou Evergrande move into top spot
• Premier League: Southampton 2 Fulham 2
• Borriello appeals for Italy call-up
• Watzke, Klopp keep the peace
• QPR ´move on´ from bad boy Barton
• Cazorla prioritises Premier League
• Adebayor pledges Defoe support
• Stramaccioni talks down Mourinho comparison
• Bojan ready to live derby dream
• Hart hopeful of San Marino selection
• Borini forced out of Chelsea
• Anigo doubts Ibrahimovic influence
• Manchester United ponder Hangeland swoop
• PSV star denies Liverpool link
• Ozil wants Real Madrid exit
• Neymar talks up PSG move
• K-League wrap: Seoul pull clear as Jeonbuk lose
• Fixturing infuriates Brisbane Roar manager
• A-League wrap: Mehmet wins it late for Glory
• Messi plays down Mourinho´s influence
• Emre praises Simeone
• Evani tips big things for El Shaarawy
• Arnold laments lack of focus
• Pique sets story straight
• Sydney, Del Piero look to improve
• Falcao eyes England move
• ´Relieved´ Giroud never lost confidence
• Milito: Jeers will help Cassano
• Jallet targets ´slapping´ of Marseille
• Girard upset with defence
• Iniesta sees great opportunity
• MLS wrap: Fire edge New York
• Rummenigge: ´Italian football is in trouble´
• McClean unlikely to face Germany
• Redknapp avoiding Premier League grounds
• Baup targets title tilt
• Brazil Serie A wrap: Ronaldinho sparks Mineiro rout
• La Liga wrap: Betis return to form
• Liga Sagres: Benfica 2 Beira-Mar 1

Sat 6 October, 2012

• Belgian First Division wrap: Zulte-Waregem climb
• Wenger hails Cazorla display
• Heynckes delight at Bayern response
• Serie A wrap: Chievo break barren run
• Vilanova: Messi position irrelevant
• Eredivisie wrap: Vitesse toil for share of spoils
• Ligue 1 wrap: Khelifa treble downs Montpellier
• McDermott settles for point at Swansea
• Mascherano wary of too many El Clasicos
• Prediction: Newcastle vs Manchester United
• Hughes remains bullish on future
• Di Matteo proud of Chelsea focus
• Premier League: West Ham United 1 Arsenal 3
• Allegri: Inter favourites for derby
• Moyes unhappy with officials
• Pellegrino pleased with Levante revival
• Championship wrap: Palace rally to beat Burnley in thriller
• Mancini delighted with clean sheet
• Shevchenko: El Shaarawy looks familiar
• Platt: Aguero strike calmed City
• Radamel Falcao would be the perfect signing for Chelsea
• SPL wrap: Hibs take in view from the top
• Gonzalez: Refereeing a Clasico is easy
• Premier League: Wigan Athletic 2 Everton 2
• Premier League: West Bromwich Albion 3 Queens Park Rangers 2
• Premier League: Swansea City 2 Reading 2
• Premier League: Chelsea 4 Norwich City 1
• Bundesliga wrap: Perfect Bayern march on
• Abbiati: We are all behind Allegri
• CSL wrap: Jiangsu give up unbeaten run
• Pele: England the wrong move for Neymar
• Premier League: Manchester City 3 Sunderland 0