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  • Relief at last for Moyes as Everton squeeze through

    December 2, 2009

    AEK ATHENS (0) vs EVERTON (1) A SIXTH minute goal from Diniyar Bilyaletdinov was enough to hand struggling Everton a passage into the last 32 of the Europa League at a rain-soaked Olympic Stadium. The Russian winger raced onto Jo’s brilliant through ball to seal a precious away victory and keep the pressure off under-fire [...]

  • Free agent Campbell set to spark Christmas rush

    December 2, 2009

    SOL CAMPBELL is set to spark a Christmas transfer scramble after finally settling his contract dispute with Notts County last night. The 35-year-old had been prevented from joining another club after leaving County less than a month into a five-year deal back in September. But players’ union chief Gordon Taylor has confirmed the League Two [...]

  • France lie in wait for England

    December 2, 2009

    ENGLAND could face heavyweights France in the group stages of next summer’s World Cup after governing body Fifa whipped up controversy with their seedings for tomorrow’s draw. Fabio Capello’s men were confirmed yesterday as one of the top eight teams at the tournament, meaning they will avoid favourites Spain and Brazil at the first hurdle. [...]

  • Fifa to mull replays and five-referee proposals

    December 2, 2009

    GOVERNING body Fifa has rejected proposals to use five referees in each game at the 2010 World Cup but dropped the strongest hint yet that major rule changes could be on the horizon. The handball by France striker Thierry Henry that helped eliminate the Republic of Ireland in last month’s play-off prompted fresh calls for [...]

  • Technology will come, in time

    December 2, 2009

    THIS week, I’ve had the pleasure of being in the company of the world’s leading football figures, at the Soccer Ex business convention in Johannesburg. Being here has been a real eye-opener for me, and made me realise just what a global institution football is. Business leaders converging from all sectors and from all over [...]

  • Henry facing World Cup ban for Ireland handball

    December 2, 2009

    FRANCE striker Thierry Henry could be banned for the start of the World Cup after governing body Fifa opened a disciplinary investigation into his infamous handball against the Republic of Ireland. The incident was discussed by Fifa at a specially-convened meeting yesterday in Cape Town, and although president Sepp Blatter insisted a ban was not [...]

  • I have let my family down, says Woods

    December 2, 2009

    WORLD No1 Tiger Woods has admitted letting down his family by committing “personal sins”, following fresh speculation about his private life. The world’s highest paid sportsman has been the subject of frenzied media attention since crashing his car near his Florida home in the early hours of Friday morning. Woods, 33, suffered only facial injuries [...]

  • Jones’ shock KO leaves career in tatters

    December 2, 2009

    THE LEGENDARY career of nine-time world champion Roy Jones Jr is in tatters after he was knocked out by Australia’s Danny Green in the first round of their cruiserweight title fight. Jones, widely regarded as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in history, lasted just two minutes and two seconds before being stopped by defending [...]

  • Prior: We won’t be letting South Africa off the hook

    December 2, 2009

    MATT PRIOR insists England will be going for the jugular as they look to secure an impressive one-day series victory over South Africa. England’s victory in Port Elizabeth last Friday means they can now not lose the series with the final day-nighter taking place at Kingsmead tomorrow. But wicketkeeper Prior insists there will be no [...]

  • Macheda nets four-year deal with United

    December 2, 2009

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