Wed 11 June, 2014

• City and PSG given FFP boost
• Chile deny Vidal relapse
• Siqueira excited by Atletico challenge
• Wilmots confirms new deal
• Potts targets first-team berth
• Jedvaj makes Leverkusen switch
• Lombaerts ready if called upon
• Suarez targets Honduras progress
• Rooney: England have moved ahead of Italy
• Rakitic excited by ´dream´ Barcelona switch
• Sampdoria agree Regini purchase
• Vialli questions England´s temperament
• Guingamp agree Schwartz deal
• Rueda coy on Noboa chances
• World Cup 2014: Group G Stage Predictions, Outright Odds & Markets
• Hong: Still plenty to work on
• Cameroon duo doubtful for World Cup opener
• Welbeck thigh injury leaves England sweating
• Bougherra targets knockout stages
• Jones feared for World Cup place
• Brazil v Croatia – Choose Your Refund Trigger at Betfair
• Ghana face anxious wait on injured Waris
• Kalas in Cologne loan
• Liverpool linked with Johnson bid
• Stoke sign Diouf, Teixeira
• Brazil v Croatia – Brazil 2/1 Betting Odds to Wear Yellow
• FIFA World Cup Preview: Brazil v Croatia
• Australia do not fear ´aggressive´ Chile
• United lining up Schweinsteiger bid
• Spurs join race to sign Darlow
• Claudio Bravo nears Barca switch
• Fonseca returns to Pacos
• Roma close on Iturbe, Basa
• Hitzfeld: Tough for European teams in Brazil
• Napoli agree deal for Janmaat
• Berardi happy to stay at Sassuolo
• Joel claims Lukaku perfect for Atletico
• Zenit to bid for Nico Gaitan
• Bayern eyeing Timo Werner; West Ham to sign Congolese midfielder
• Mancini leaves Galatasaray
• Messi dreaming of Brazil final
• Blackpool appoint Riga
• Could Manchester United sign Barcelona star this summer?
• Suarez doing ´triple shifts´ to prove fitness – Rodriguez
• Brazil 3/10 to win opening World Cup game against Croatia tomorrow
• Blatter hits back at calls to step down
• Cameroon 13/20 to avoid defeat to Mexico in their first World Cup group game
• Reina not ruling out Napoli return
• Modric wanted Rakitic at Real
• City now an established force – Hart
• Cillessen hoping to emulate heroes
• Pirlo pens new Juve contract
• Nigeria chief confident of strong showing
• Bento hits out at Portugal´s critics
• Sociedad aiming to keep Vela despite Arsenal interest
• Ronaldo ´desperate´ to beat Germany – Lahm
• Bayer Leverkusen youngster Arkadiusz Milik looking forward to Ajax loan
• Lahm, Muller extend Bayern deals
• Kerzhakov not focused on scoring record
• Besic will try to stop Messi
• Foot injury rules out Costa Rica´s Mora
• Kolo Toure: I feel great
• Ayew timing his run for World Cup start
• Bradley: Friendlies mean little
• Arias challenges Colombia to ´make history´
• Croatia lose Mocinic to ankle injury
• International Friendly: Republic of Ireland 1 Portugal 5
• SFA considering leaving Hampden Park
• Scolari´s nephew dies in car crash
• Republic of Ireland 1-5 Portugal: Ronaldo returns in pre-tournament romp

Tue 10 June, 2014

• Marchisio braced for England test
• Zaccheroni bullish on Japan chances
• Ramires anxious ahead of opener
• Deschamps already decided on starters
• Busquets: Dutch different to 2010
• Busquets: Dutch different to 2010
• Southampton closing on manager – Reed
• Injured Toure against the clock
• Namazi urges cautious Iran approach
• Ghana´s Waris suffers thigh tear
• Ghana´s Waris suffers thigh tear
• Navas extols virtues of experience
• Boyce: FIFA not to blame for problems in Brazil
• We have evolved – Shaqiri
• Minda elated at late inclusion
• Blatter blasted by UEFA chiefs
• Suarez on the mend after knee injury
• Maniatis backs Greece to cause a stir
• Mikel eyes Nigeria World Cup lift
• Adams rubbishes Hooper exit talk
• Chile focused on Australia clash, says Pinilla
• Chavez calls for fast start
• Costa: Injury woes behind me
• Crespo backs Argentina for World Cup glory
• Moores out to make winning start on Test return
• Inter secure full Icardi ownership
• Sheffield Wednesday confirm Mammadov takeover
• Sheffield Wednesday confirm Mammadov takeover
• Daniel Sturridge 2/1 to be England’s top goalscorer in the World Cup
• World Cup 2014: Group F Stage Predictions, Outright Odds & Markets
• Reus out for three months
• Raheem Sterling 11/10 to start England opening World Cup game against Italy
• Modric relishing World Cup test
• Demspey grounded despite good form
• Hibernian sack Butcher
• Hodgson downplays Manaus heat
• Jara has confidence in ´mature´ Chile
• Lukaku fitness boost for Belgium
• Janmaat hints at Feyenoord departure
• Gerrard fit to face Italy
• Monk ready to welcome Ki back
• Ochoa braced for Herrera decision
• Pjanic: We have no fear
• Pele: Rooney key for England
• Inter in ambitious swoop for Stevan Jovetic
• Immobile pleased with Schillaci comparisons
• Lamouchi lowers expectations
• Hazard staying at Chelsea; Sunderland bitter over Colback’s move to Newcastle United
• Ancelotti in no hurry to make signings
• Kagawa keen to prove a point
• Everton to bid for Tello
• Slimani wants no World Cup regrets
• Deschamps: No regrets over Nasri snub
• Alonso backs Illarramendi to shine
• Villa complete Cole signing
• Werder keen on Izet Hajrovic
• Newcastle submit offer for Gomis
• South Korea boss promises better defending at World Cup
• Cameroon starlet on Chelsea radar
• Thomas Ince wants to stay in the Premier League
• Lazio eyeing Malaga’s Antunes
• Makoun: Cameroon have learned from 2010
• Carlos Martins set for MLS move
• Cole completes Villa medical
• Stekelenburg blames himself for World Cup snub
• England better equipped to deal with Pirlo, says Hodgson
• Colback swaps Mackems for Magpies
• Cole set for Villa move
• Calhanoglu wants Leverkusen move
• Ajax ideal for loanee Milik
• Hughes key to Sidwell´s Stoke switch
• Duff completes Melbourne switch
• My wife talked me out of England job, says Mourinho
• Tatarusanu excited by Fiorentina move
• Hazard committed to Chelsea
• Appiah happy with Ghana´s counter-attacking
• Duff joins Villa at Melbourne City
• Crossing the key for Australia, says Sterjovski
• Ronaldo in mix for Ireland friendly
• Gervinho sets sights on last 16
• Vasilkov: Travel fatigue disadvantages Russia
• Susic rubbishes reports of attack
• Colombia squad ´sad´ for absentees, says Rodriguez
• Olic: Croatia should progress
• Vidal set to miss Australia clash
• Big stage excites England´s Lallana
• Silva willing to adapt
• International Friendly: Ghana 4 South Korea 0
• Oar: Pressure is on Chile

Mon 9 June, 2014

• Jo ready to play his role
• Peru Primera Division Wrap: Universitario, Union Comercio open with big wins
• Germany expect Ronaldo to play
• Klose can be decisive, declares Bierhoff
• Wilshere certain Oxlade-Chamberlain has a role to play
• Wilshere certain Oxlade-Chamberlain has a role to play
• Forest confirm Fryatt capture
• Possibilities are endless for Mexico, insists Herrera
• Blatter critical of British press
• Besic honoured to grace world stage
• Dortmund rule out Reus exit; Morata set to leave Real Madrid
• Williams could leave Swansea for free, says agent
• CAF assembly condemns corruption allegations
• Diaz confident Chile can compete without Vidal
• Dellas warns Greece of Japan threat
• Joselu makes Hannover switch
• Newcastle sign Colback
• Van Buyten talks up Belgium chances
• Alves wants Brazil-Argentina final
• Lahm expecting Germany midfield role
• Zola: Inexperience will hamper England
• West Brom reject Derby´s Thorne bid
• Cruz sets sights on Nigeria
• Lim steps down from Cardiff role
• Friedel signs one-year extension at Spurs
• Algeria defence not a ´cause for concern´ for Cadamuro
• Adams calm on Martin fitness after op
• Forest closing in on Fryatt
• Hong wary of counter-attacking sides
• Sidwell completes Stoke switch
• Mourinho tips Ivory Coast, Nigeria to progress
• Sunderland 9/2 to get relegated from the Premier League in 2014/15
• Man City’s Sergio Aguero 7/4 to be top goalscorer next season
• Monaco pull out of race to sign Cole
• Appiah eager to avoid injury problems
• Howard eyeing momentum against Ghana
• Costa Rica can ´make history´, says Urena
• World Cup 2014: Group E Stage Predictions, Outright Odds & Markets
• CFF required private loan, reveals spokesperson
• Stoke capture Sidwell
• Van Persie used to playing in pain