Fri 2 May, 2008

• Ferguson hits back at Grant as season reaches climax
• From the top of the Premier League to the bottom of League One, this weekend will be exciting
• Newcastle´s Viduka spared the knife
• Ronaldo completes award double
• Grant slams Curbishley for backing United´s title bid
• City players threaten Thailand, Hong Kong boycott
• Rangers through to UEFA Cup final after shoot-out drama
• Football salary cap to be lifted for Aussie A-League clubs

Thu 1 May, 2008

• Rangers oust Fiorentina in shootout
• Quick Report: Fiorentina 0-0 Glasgow Rangers
• Extra-time needed to separate Fiorentina and Rangers
• Tunisia´s Traouri joins Salzburg
• Bayern bow out as Zenit book Manchester final date
• Leeds lose points appeal
• Quick Report: Zenit St Petersburg 4-0 Bayern Munich
• Ajax beat Heerenveen in play-offs
• Terry backs Grant to stay as Chelsea manager
• Expect major changes at Barcelona
• Trapattoni eager to revive Irish football
• Chelsea´s Cole hails brave Lampard
• Fans face Champions League final travel headache
• Top executive Edelman resigns at Arsenal
• Discussion Thursday: Is the English league the best in the world?
• Copa Libertadores: Wins for Boca, San Lorenzo, Fla and Flu
• The Premiership battle: Arsenal
• I want to finish my career at Inter, says Vieira
• Rangers depleted for UEFA Cup clash with Fiorentina
• Emotional Grant relishes Chelsea´s European football vindication
• Liverpool lose to Chelsea – the tears that all football fans can recognise
• Victory in Copa Libertadores match marred by missile – throwing violence
• Manchester United – WorldÂ’s most valuable club
• Rangers depleted for Fiorentina UEFA Cup return

Wed 30 April, 2008

• Quick Report: Chelsea 3-2 Liverpool
• PSG kicked out of next season´s French League Cup
• Grieving Lampard back for Chelsea
• Fiorentina coach Prandelli hoping for a magic night
• Bayern have nothing to fear insists Ribery
• Is Drogba going to leave Chelsea?
• Minute by Minute: Chelsea – Liverpool
• Israel club wins league clincher reprieve
• Didier Drogba slams Rafa Benitez
• Sagnol disciplined for slamming Bayern
• Croatian coach Bilic to prolong his contract
• Copa Libertadores: Atlas and Liga de Quito close to next round
• Thaksin´s son says Eriksson to lead Man City to Thailand
• Rooney set for West Ham return
• The Premiership battle: Chelsea
• Rijkaard nudges Chelsea as Barca axe looms
• Liverpool´s Torres ready for Chelsea clash
• Russia lifts visa barrier for Champions League fans
• Lucio rules out a Bayern Munich departure
• Man Utd prepare for Champions League final
• Chelsea and Manchester United in ‘battle of the bridge’ – Get over it!
• Brazil books soccer friendlies with Canada, Venezuela on US soil
• Torres wants one more Champions League fairytale

Tue 29 April, 2008

• FC Twente beat NAC in play-off semi’s
• Scholes launches United march on Moscow
• Quick Report: Manchester United 1-0 FC Barcelona
• Benitez unrepentant over Drogba accusation
• Ronaldo, Andreia, Andre and the 30,000 dollar bribe
• Werder call truce with Klasnic
• Minute by Minute: Manchester United – FC Barcelona
• Cech ready to end Champions League misery
• Grant slams Benitez´s mind games
• Ronaldinho too expensive for us, says Moratti
• Rangers’ defender Weir out of Fiorentina match
• Praise for Del Piero
• Donadoni hands Del Piero Euro 2008 boost
• Angry Daei threatens to quit Iran job
• FIFA president ´wants Spain to bid´ for 2018 World Cup
• The Premiership battle: Manchester United
• Bayern Munich chasing Bundesliga records
• The SoccerNews.com Unofficial Premier League Awards
• Eriksson clinging on at Manchester City
• Giggs expects Man Utd to kill off Barcelona
• Stars begin to confirm presence in the Charity game promoted by Diego
• Russia cools passion for foreign football affairs

Mon 28 April, 2008

• Loew anxious over fitness of Schneider and Metzelder
• Adebayor nets three as Gunners thrash Derby
• Quick Report: Derby Country 2-6 Arsenal
• Rijkaard ready to make United pay penalty
• Ranieri lauds Del Piero contribution
• Hasek snubs Czech Republic job
• Recovered Simak signs for Stuttgart
• Row between Russian tycoons hits London courts
• Giggs backs United youth to come good against Barca
• Capello doesn´t have much choice, says Lippi
• Ferguson insists United still up to double task
• Milan derby ´bigger´ than Champions League final: Moratti
• Spain´s forgotten about me, says Rangers hero Cuellar
• Chelsea´s Lampard back in training
• Barca coach Rijkaard finally admits Ronaldinho´s going
• Ronaldo tops PFA poll in England
• Man Utd players blame Chelsea staff for brawl
• Manchester United, Chelsea it’s very exciting but spare a thought for Wrexham
• More violence in Columbian soccer
• Malaysia stands by Chelsea tour decision: report
• Australia´s Kewell to play in Ghana football friendly
• Ancelotti hails evergreen Inzaghi at AC Milan
• Beckham lauds Donovan hat trick in Galaxy romp

Sun 27 April, 2008

• Cisse keeps Marseille Champions League dream alive
• Galatasaray favorites for title after win over Fenerbahçe
• Maringwa the hero as Dynamos upset African champions
• Feyenoord Rotterdam win Dutch Cup
• Carew caps Villa´s late show to frustrate Everton
• Valencia ease relegation fears, Atletico held in derby
• Bayern on the brink of glory as Ribery dazzles
• Quick Report: Everton 2-2 Aston Villa
• Kaka says that he is still to peak
• Four-star Roma keep title race alive
• Quick Report: Portsmouth 0-1 Blackburn Rovers
• Santa Cruz leaves Portsmouth´s top five bid in tatters
• Celtic Old Firm victory keeps SPL title race alive
• DIC deny Mourinho talks
• Eriksson set for Thaksin time
• Tevez wants a permanent contract
• Benitez wary of Drogba threatrics
• FA examine Stamford Bridge bust up
• David Beckham tastes first derby victory
• England v The Rest of the World – who would win the Premier League battle?
• Real boss would jump at chance to sign Ronaldo
• Legalise football betting in Malaysia, says top coach
• Muslim group urges Malaysians to boycott Chelsea football tour
• Inter primed for Serie A celebration
• Messi and co rested as Barca focus on Champions League
• Bolton gain precious point at Spurs
• Benitez confident of upsetting Chelsea
• Ferguson stokes angry United´s sense of injustice
• Hodgson dares to dream as Sven fears Thaksin axe

Sat 26 April, 2008

• Real ready for title as defeated Barca switch priorities
• Ahly see Stars as South African minnows triumph
• Sivasspor take three points at Denizlispor
• Salvador Gonzalez Voro rings the changes
• PSG win to allay drop fears
• Bayern´s Hitzfeld relishing Stuttgart showdown
• Late own-goal ensures Black Cats´ Premier League survival
• Unlikely point keeps Bolton afloat
• Newcastle extend winning run to seven matches
• Fulham raise hopes of great escape with fightback
• Liverpool fightback leaves Birmingham in drop zone
• Bore draw keeps Wigan and Reading in relegation mix
• Spalletti lowers sights
• Quick Report: Tottenham Hotspur 1-1 Bolton Wanderers
• Quick Report: West Ham United 2-2 Newcastle United
• Quick Report: Wigan Athletic 0-0 Reading
• Quick Report: Sunderland 3-2 Middlesbrough
• Quick Report: Manchester City 2-3 Fulham FC
• Quick Report: Birmingham City 2-2 Liverpool FC
• Klasnic takes legal action against Bremen doctors
• Ronaldo needs a trophy to be ´the best´, insists Mourinho
• Ballack double keeps Chelsea title fight alive
• Quick Report: Chelsea 2-1 Manchester United
• Renault chief Briatore in talks with Real Madrid over QPR
• Roberto Carlos wants international football
• Dirk Kuyt and Kevin Keegan proving their critics (me) wrong
• Tottenham win race to sign Croatian Modric
• Cech plans to make United sweat for the title
• Ronaldo vows to end the title race at Chelsea
• Players call off strike at struggling Levante

Fri 25 April, 2008

• Toure ready to step into Gallas role
• We can win Euro 2008 says Germany´s Frings
• French Canaries fly back to top flight perch
• “Cantona is best foreign player ever in the Premiership”
• Rubin Kazan set new record in Russia
• Lack of rest no problem says Ferguson
• Grant gives Lampard time to decide over Man Utd clash
• Is the English Premier League the best in the world?
• Celtic´s Nakamura fighting fit for Rangers
• Bayern stars fall, but Hitzfeld is confident
• McCarthy agrees new Rovers deal
• Arsenal are in my heart, insists Henry
• Man City strengthen Thailand soccer ties
• Rangers ´favourites´ for UEFA final says Fiorentina boss

Thu 24 April, 2008

• Rangers need an Italian job after Ibrox stalemate
• Toni could be the decisive factor in UEFA semi-final says Bayern´s Hitzfeld
• Players still set to strike at struggling Levante
• Ferguson counting on home run to Moscow
• Koeman senior named Hungary´s coach
• Benitez tells Liverpool owners to end their feud
• Cardiff given green light to play in UEFA Cup
• Dutch FA agrees to new play-off system
• Ronaldo happy to keep penalty responsibility
• Van Nistelrooy rejoins teammates after ankle surgery
• Liverpool´s Aurelio likely to miss rest of season
• Lahm set for another season at Bayern says Beckenbauer
• Champions League – Let’s hope Ronaldo, Messi, Drogba or Torres can make the second leg headlines.
• Schwarzer eyes Bundesliga move
• Riise reveals own goal agony
• Toure committed to help end Arsenal´s trophy drought
• Libertadores overview: Through to the next round
• Turkey to play three friendlies in Germany
• Berlusconi wants Superliga for Italian top teams
• Rangers’ Weir plays down fixture pile-up worries

Wed 23 April, 2008

• Ronaldo comes out on top in trial of talent with Messi
• United hold on but count cost of Ronaldo penalty miss
• Hashemian set for return to Bochum
• CL Update: No goals at Barcelona versus Manchester
• Santana takes over as South Africa football coach
• Minute to Minute: FC Barcelona – Manchester United
• Euro 2008: Swiss health authorities warn of measles risk