Sat 7 March, 2009

• Fergie fears retirement
• Savio settled at West Ham
• Cesc closing in on return
• St Mirren hand Celtic cup shock
• Tottenham seek added margin for error
• Fulham out to make it bitter Cup for Utd
• Milan extend Beckham loan deal
• Premier League and FA Cup predictions – United to power on whilst Tottenham ease their worries and increase them for Sunderland
• Celtic eye St Mirren in Scottish cup clash
• Fulham out to make it bitter Cup for United
• Real Madrid eye Atletico in Spanish League clash
• Hiddink warns against perils of booze culture
• Pressure mounting on Mourinho´s rattled Inter
• Lyon plot swift revenge against cup conquerors Lille
• PENDING – Lacklustre Munich struggle to keep pace

Fri 6 March, 2009

• Messi needs greater protection: Barca coach
• Roma: Totti out against Udinese, Vucinic in
• Ujfalusi: I would love to score in the Bernabeu
• Zanetti: We will play our chances in Manchester
• Spalletti lashes out at Mourinho over title jibe
• Mourinho dismisses exit talk
• Cole to play for Chelsea despite arrest
• Everton Cahill excited about Boro clash
• Upson admits Villans are thinking wider
• Veloso keen on Premiership move
• Chelsea, season over for Ferreira
• Redknapp not thinking of Europe
• Ranieri ready for derby
• I’ll be ready for Real test, said Torres
• Bayern, Donovan to go back in USA
• Real Madrid, Guti ready for derby against Atletico
• Lyon, Jeremy Toulalan not worried by Barça
• Bordeaux, Blanc defends Gourcuff
• Barry vows Villa won´t choke
• Owen: Necastle, It’s time to stand up
• Portsmouth, Gekas pleaded Paul Hart
• Cobolli: Juventus have a difficult week
• Galliani confirms Milan and Becks are very close
• Blatter concern for the Premier League
• Beckham set to take pay cut for Milan move
• Liverpool´s Torres vows to be fit for crunch clashes
• Wenger calls for more protection for “arrogant” Ronaldo
• Milan refuse to confirm Beckham transfer reports
• Martins gets Nigeria recall
• Ashley Cole scores another ‘own goal’
• Malaysia to push beach football: report
• Donovan to return to Galaxy next week
• ´Incredible feeling´ to be back, says Ronaldo
• Blatter fears Premier League ´damage´

Thu 5 March, 2009

• Taylor escapes extra sanction after Ronaldo clash
• Dinamo Zagreb appoint Jurcic in coaching U-turn
• English teams aren´t English, scoffs Italy coach Lippi
• Kuwait stun Aussies 1-0 in Asian Cup qualifying
• Fabregas: If Wenger leaves I leave
• Man City want Messi and Maradona
• Balotelli discharged from hospital
• Ashley Cole arrested after drunken rant: reports
• Hleb keen on Bayern Munich move
• Ribery wants to leave Bayern
• Messi not interested in Man City move
• Unstoppable Pazzini happy with Samp experience
• Atletico, Maniche prepared for Porto return
• Sagna: Arsenal can finish in top four
• Redknapp: Lennon deserves England recall
• Klinsmann: Leverkusen played a great game
• Benayoun no longer wants to leave
• Arminia Bielefeld: We’ll get the points we need
• Manchester City now set to move for Messi
• Milan, Pato: Now we must win against Atalanta
• Toulouse: Casanova happy to go on in the Cup
• Real Madrid: Ramos will replace disqualified Pepe
• Fabregas thinks about an Arsenal exit
• The referee is a human being, states Zola
• Guardiola: Barcelona deserved Copa final
• The best Premier League team ever!
• Nakamura says Celtic have no room for error
• Cup kings Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao set up final date
• Sampdoria humiliate Mourinho´s out of form Inter

Wed 4 March, 2009

• Berba-Rooney double act puts United in sight of title
• Manucho´s late strike boosts Hull´s survival hopes
• Everton stalemate leaves Blackburn in bottom three
• Fenerbahce too good for Sivasspor in Cup
• Dutch Cup: Twente and Heerenveen through to semi’s
• Hammers extend Wigan winless streak
• Greek Cup: Olympiakos beat PAOK in extra time
• Cercle Brugge close to Belgian Cup final
• Villa´s Champions League bid falters again
• Bayern suffer another blow as they lose their Cup crown
• Spurs burst ´Boro bubble and raise survival hopes
• PSG knocked out of French Cup
• Mourinho faces punishment over Juventus slur
• Substitute Poku converts vital penalty for Ghana
• Ljajic looking forward to get started at United
• Mascherano backs Ngog to shine
• Mourinho reckons United will win title
• Scots politicians told to stay out of Olympic football
• Hiddink would ‘love’ to stop United
• Ancelotti could face axe at AC Milan
• Tottenham linked with Barcelona star
• Allardyce accuses Cahill of conning refs
• Man Utd aim to consolidate clean-sweep bid
• Hoffenheim, Jaissle: We have to get back on track
• Rummenigge: No offer from Barcelona for Ribery
• Blackburn, Allardyce happy with Brown in the goal
• Roma, Totti tries to get back for Arsenal clash
• Arsenal and Bolton after Miguel Veloso
• Lyon, Makoun ready for Lille reunion
• Modric is sick of Cristiano Ronaldo theatrics
• Eguren hopes Villarreal can overtake Sevilla
• Spurs, Redknapp determined to keep King
• Ribery to go to United if Ronaldo quits?
• Civelli now believes in Marseille project
• Juventus can reach Coppa Italia final, said Amauri
• PSG, Mateja Kezman is finally back
• Ancelotti stays if he gets the third place
• Tottenham bid to bounce back from League Cup misery
• The worst Premier League team ever!
• United´s focus back on the title as clean sweep bid gathers pace
• Rangers target winning run as SPL title race hots up
• Season starts now, says Fergie
• Nelsen faces up to crunch time with Rovers
• FC Barcelona plan for Miami MLS team dumped

Tue 3 March, 2009

• N´Gog inspires Liverpool to victory
• Bendtner ends Arsenal goal drought
• Drogba keeps Chelsea in title hunt
• Schalke caught on the Bance in German Cup
• Man arrested after knife attack on Fletcher family
• Juve furious amid Mourinho claims of ref favours
• Young puts his faith in Villa mentality
• Kosovo to join UEFA only after recognition in UN: Platini
• SAfrica slow to buy Confeds Cup tickets but WC2010 sales strong
• Figo never wanted to leave Barcelona
• Diego wants to join Juventus
• Riquelme happy at Boca
• Match ban for AS Roma coach Spalletti
• King out of Boro clash
• Ferguson insists title race still live
• Ribery criticises team-mates as transfer rumours mount
• Ancelotti unsure of French star return
• Wenger hopes for Gallas stay
• City hit by striker crisis for Villa visit
• Keeper Gordon´s Scotland spot on the line
• Giggs keeps United eyes on the prize
• Lyon, Benzema hopes to be fit to face Barça
• Inter to launch a big assault on Napoli’s Hamsik
• Ranieri: Coppa Italia is not a meaningless competition
• Xavi claims Barcelona must win the Liga
• Campbell wants points deducted for fans’ abuse
• Simunic makes a promise to Herta’s fans
• Hamburg have a strong characer, says Jol
• Sporting Lisboa lose Grimi for the season
• Inter, Toldo signs again until 2011
• Werder put their eyes on John Carew
• Arsenal, Arshavin is not physically strong enough yet
• Arango claims Barcelona are not invincible
• Ramos warns Real’s job is not done yet
• West Ham are keen on young Daud and Mei
• Cisse would prefer to stay in the Premier League
• European round-up – AZ Alkmaar and Rangers buck the trend as leaders drop points all over Europe
• Italian clubs tackle an inconvenient truth
• Finishing second won´t be a disaster, says Benitez
• Hiddink could prove to be Chelsea´s golden goose, says Lampard
• Inter and Juve face Cup distraction

Mon 2 March, 2009

• Milan to try and extend Beckham´s loan period
• Italy throws hat into the ring to host Euro 2016
• Nakamura uncertain over Celtic future
• Benitez thrashes out Liverpool´s title meltdown with Anfield stars
• Spluttering Arsenal must think positive says Wenger
• Austria part company with veteran coach Bruckner
• Hiddink admits ´we will struggle to catch United´
• Mourinho eyes up Manchester legend Ryan Giggs
• Torres to miss Sunderland clash
• Charlton given freedom of Manchester
• Unhappy Hammers return for Bellamy
• Ronaldo baffled by dive booking
• Fergie still cautious as Harry bets on United fab five
• Zola delighted with new signing Savio
• Neville backs Saha
• Hull boss warns Geovanni
• Ancelotti still believes in his Milan
• Klinsmann: The draw isn’t a bad result
• Crespo hopes Mourinho will count on him again
• Kuyt: It is very important who the manager is
• West Ham to be sold to Asian investors?
• Henry: It’s necesary to forget Atletico Madrid
• Lotito convinced Lazio are on the right track
• Marseille, Brandao dedicates his goal to the fans
• Hoarau: PSG are in a great run
• Hiddink has to remain at Chelsea, claims Ballack
• Ronaldo would like to win the Quintuple
• Wenger insists Arsenal must keep going
• My son brought Atletico good luck, says Aguero
• Villa gamble backfires as Stoke snatch point
• Fergie still cautious as Harry bets on United fab five football trophies

Sun 1 March, 2009

• Scotland-Wales Euro 2016 bid abandoned
• Barcelona lose seven-goal thriller as title race blown wide open
• Hertha stay top as Hamburg humbled
• Horeau brace helps PSG stun Nancy 4-1
• Manchester United win League Cup final
• If Ribery moves, he will go to Barça