Sat 26 June, 2010

• Slovakia will be tough: Van Persie
• Spain enduring World Cup torture, says press
• Keep politics out of football, FIFA tells French
• Marseille rule out Reds’ offer for Deschamps
• Lahm warns England of German quality
• Spurs set for double swoop
• We are not the “golden generation” – Cole
• North Korean Jong´s dream to play in England
• Ballack defends Leverkusen return
• Cacau ruled out of England clash
• James set for Fulham
• Marseille confirm Liverpool contact for Deschamps
• Alonso should be fit despite spraining ankle
• Ferdinand keen to prove Kaiser wrong
• Xavi not satisfied with Spain win
• S.Korea and Uruguay eye surprising spoils
• French soccer legend Deschamps in Liverpool sights
• Fergie backs the Glazer family
• Evra: French disaster set for government enquiry
• Benitez blames Purslow for Reds departure
• Sven leaves Cote d’Ivoire post
• Del Bosque: Pressure on Spain
• Preview: Uruguay – Korea Republic
• Preview: United States – Ghana
• Eriksson leaves Ivory Coast post
• We didn’t deserve to qualify – Hitzfeld

Fri 25 June, 2010

• Spain, Chile reach last 16 as Swiss fire blanks
• Okazaki eyes more goals after ending Japan drought
• Switzerland and Honduras 0-0 at half-time
• Spain lead 10-man Chile 2-0 at half-time
• All in the mind, Kahn tells James, Neuer
• I felt sidelined, says fallen star Henry
• Milito surprised by strange World Cup
• Tabarez wants to write new Uruguay chapter
• Benfica sign Spanish keeper Gago
• Juventus sell Criscito rights to Genoa
• Bradley builds US talent into band of brothers
• World Cup result – North Korea 0 Ivory Coast 3
• Portugal join Brazil in last 16, Ivory Coast exit
• Sir Alex rings Park to wish him luck
• Austrian keeper signs for Greek side Panionios
• Milan name Allegri as new coach
• Ribery undergoes groin surgery
• Ivory Coast lead North Korea at half-time
• Brazil, Portugal 0-0 at half-time
• Ivory Coast score three but not enough for last 16
• No worries over Germany-England match security
• Ballack rejoins Leverkusen
• Prandelli has tough job – Cannavaro
• Cole praises ‘exceptional’ Terry
• Ivory Coast´s tall order to join Ghana in last 16
• Spain v. Chile: Live Report
• World Cup frontman accuses rival of smear
• Confident Swiss face Honduras hurdle
• Italy to unveil Prandelli as new coach in July
• Antognoni wants Prandelli to make difference
• Kan congratulates Japan team on excellent achievement
• North Korea vow to restore honour against I.Coast
• Fabregas says U.S. can reach semifinal
• Brazil to battle Portugal for top spot
• Prediction: Portugal vs Brazil
• Birmingham eye Japan defender Nagatomo: report
• France – what an absolute shambles
• Preview: Chile – Spain
• Preview: Portugal – Brazil

Thu 24 June, 2010

• England united – Upson
• Honduras pledge to battle for ´honour´
• Holland beat Cameroon for Slovakia showdown
• Japan join Holland in World Cup last 16
• Preview: Switzerland – Honduras
• Chile coach no Superman, fears being Invisible Man
• Spanish stars feel pressure of survival bid
• Unlikely, but Ivory Coast will chase goals – Eriksson
• Free-kick double puts Japan on course for last 16
• Van Persie gives Holland 1-0 half-time lead
• Champions Italy sent crashing out by Slovakia
• Fabiano sale ruled out
• Frei confident Swiss can score goals they need
• ´Traditional´ powers thing of the past, says Dunga
• Lell leaves Bayern for Hertha
• Barrera reveals European dream
• Spirit is back – Capello
• Lippi shoulders blame
• Anelka extends Chelsea stay
• Italy and France make unwanted history
• African nations disappoint at World Cup 2010
• Portugal expect ´beautiful game´ against Brazil
• Preview: Korea DPR – Cote d’Ivoire
• Toothless Italians pay price for lack of flair
• Sarkozy meets Thierry Henry over World Cup fiasco
• Paraguay, New Zealand goalless at half-time
• Champions Italy on brink of elimination
• Torsiglieri joins Sporting CP
• Rubin Kazan sign Moldovan youngster Antoniuc
• Ribery to undergo groin operation
• Portuguese defeat left ´People´s Rooney´ devastated
• Relief for Africa as Ghana keep World Cup hopes alive
• Japan must slay Vikings to become Samurai legends
• Paraguay want to end New Zealand fairytale
• Maligned Socceroo Holman scores against his critics
• Real just €2m away from deal for Maicon
• Cagliari chief: Allegri free to join Milan
• Aussie media back fighting Socceroos
• Denmark coach surprised by Japan´s tactical shift
• Serbia deserved more than loss: coach
• Preview: Cameroon – Netherlands

Wed 23 June, 2010

• Uruguay, South Korea, US, Ghana eye last four
• Preview: Paraguay – New Zealand
• Robben Island trip fires up Dutch
• Preview: Denmark – Japan
• Japan will go for win in Denmark showdown
• Dutch sweat on Robben fitness
• Bendtner doubtful for Japan clash
• Algeria coach confident despite no goals
• Tiago´s heart bleeds for North Koreans
• England’s World Cup has just kicked-off
• Greek starlet Papadopoulos joins Schalke
• 1860 Munich sign Nsereko on loan
• Preview: Slovakia – Italy
• Hertha Berlin sign Bayern defender Lell
• Landon Donovan Scores Dramatic Winner in OT to beat Algeria 1-0 (Video)
• African World Cup exodus may silence vuvuzelas
• That’s better England!!
• Iniesta boost for Spain against Chile clash
• Gallas close to Juve move: agent
• Juventus sign Storari, Milan loan Amelia
• Okada wary of Bendtner threat
• Malouda apologizes to fans
• Ballack to make future decision
• Inler’s future still in the balance
• South Africa real winner: Zuma
• Capello’s England dream still alive
• The Frenche people need to know the truth – Evra
• Fenerbahce launch mega bid for Huntelaar
• Chelsea, City target Thiago Silva commits to Milan
• How much impact does a manager have on a player’s performance?
• Preview: Australia – Serbia
• Preview: Slovenia – England
• Preview: Ghana – Germany

Tue 22 June, 2010

• Agent: Tasci not leaving Stuttgart
• Tiago seeks Atletico refuge
• Liverpool not the only destination for Jovanovic
• PSG exit likely for Sessegnon
• Marseille look to pull off Cesar coup
• Should Wayne Rooney be dropped from the England side?
• Preview: United States – Algeria
• Prediction: Slovenia vs England
• Uruguay, Mexico in last 16, SAfrica, France out
• Del Bosque optimistic over Iniesta fitness
• Uruguay lead Mexico 1-0 at half-time
• South Africa lead France 2-0 at half-time
• Latest: Uruguay 1 (Suarez 43) Mexico 0
• Latest: South Africa 2 France 1 (Malouda 70)
• I want to stay with Schalke: Westermann
• Captain Evra left out of French team
• Palermo chief Zamparini expects duo exit
• French dressing down leaves stars in tears
• South Korea target win over sink-or-swim Nigeria
• Ferguson hails Hernandez’s impressive performance
• Argentina set for another victory over Greece
• South African, French hopes hang by a thread
• Terry apology over Cole comments
• Amelia set for Milan move
• ‘Ghetto kid’ Boateng set for German backlash
• Vucinic delighted with City interest
• Cannavaro tells Terry: Capello is the boss
• Fan in court for England locker room breach
• England expects as Terry retraction shows that Capello is still in charge
• Fergie calls Rooney to offer support
• England in disarray as Capello crushes Terry
• Preview: Greece – Argentina
• Preview: Mexico – Uruguay
• No Kaka as Dunga turns to Brazil´s reserve squad

Mon 21 June, 2010

• Spain beat Honduras 2-0
• Spain lead Honduras 1-0 at half-time
• Nigeria not relying on Argentina help
• Nigeria play down Kaita death threats
• Torres starts for Spain against Honduras
• Capello slaps down Terry with holiday jibe
• Bayern begin training again
• HSV keen on Rafinha
• Cameroon situation similar to French, says Mbia
• Lorient boss expects Koscielny departure to Arsenal
• Domenech condemns ´unspeakably stupid´ strike
• Mexicans make fair play pledge
• No Italian move for Insua
• Wolves sign Hunt
• Deportee Salcido thrives on World Cup frontier
• Will Ibrahimovic move away from Barca this summer?
• FC Twente sign Austrian striker Janko
• Touluse sign young Uruguayan defender on loan
• Chile beat Swiss 1-0, close in on last 16 place
• I’ve been lucky enough to work with Capello: Lampard
• Chile and 10-man Switzerland goalless at half-time
• Adidas defends its World Cup ball
• Lippi expects Italy to fightback
• Portugal rout N.Korea, France return to training
• France can still make second round: Zidane
• Portugal lead N.Korea 1-0 at half-time
• Silva delighted with win against Elephants