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  1. Rangers depleted for Fiorentina UEFA Cup return (AFP)
  2. Barca lose to United on player management (Reuters)
  3. CSKA Sofia clinch Bulgarian league title in empty stadium (Reuters)
  4. United's defence lay foundations for semi-final victory (Reuters)
  5. Wonder strike puts Scholes on brink of redemption (Reuters)
  6. Xavi says United defeat compounds bad season for Barca (Reuters)
  7. Brazil to visit Seattle, Foxborough (PA SportsTicker)
  8. Grant slams Benitez's mind games (AFP)
  9. Cech ready to end Champions League misery (AFP)
  10. Eriksson unlikely to remain at Man City, says agent (Reuters)
  11. Eriksson clinging on at Manchester City (AFP)
  12. Giggs expects Man Utd to kill off Barcelona (AFP)
  13. Rijkaard ready to make United pay penalty (AFP)
  14. REFILE-Soccer-Adebayor hits hat-trick as Arsenal crush Derby 6-2 (Reuters)
  15. Giggs backs United youth to come good against Barca (AFP)
  16. Row between Russian tycoons hits London courts (AFP)
  17. Recovered Simak signs for Stuttgart (AFP)
  18. Man Utd players blame Chelsea staff for brawl (AFP)
  19. Malaysia stands by Chelsea tour decision: report (AFP)
  20. Beckham lauds Donovan hat trick in Galaxy romp (AFP)
  21. Donovan scores 3 in Galaxy win (AP)
  22. Beckham delighted with first LA derby win (Reuters)
  23. Legalise football betting in Malaysia, says top coach (AFP)
  24. Benfica back to winning ways against Belenenses (Reuters)
  25. Grant praises team spirit in emotional win over United (Reuters)
  26. African Confederation Cup result (Reuters)
  27. Malaysia threatens to halt tournaments over match-fixing (Reuters)
  28. United victory will leave Chelsea with impossible task (Reuters)
  29. We can win Euro 2008 says Germany's Frings (AFP)
  30. Toure ready to step into Gallas role (AFP)
  31. Players call off strike at struggling Levante (AFP)
  32. Capello says Beckham could play again for England (AP)
  33. Lack of rest no problem says Ferguson (AFP)
  34. Bayern look to towering Toni for UEFA Cup rescue (Reuters)
  35. Can Austrians be bothered with Euro 2008? (Reuters)
  36. Arsenal still the only English club for Henry (Reuters)
  37. Advocaat delighted by draw against dominant Bayern (Reuters)
  38. Mexico to start World Cup qualifiers with interim coach (Reuters)
  39. Bayern face uphill task to reach UEFA Cup final (Reuters)
  40. Israel matches postponed due to appeal over result ruling (Reuters)
  41. Ronaldo happy to keep penalty responsibility (AFP)
  42. Frank Lampard's mother dies at 58 (Reuters)
  43. Rangers' Weir plays down fixture pile-up worries (AFP)
  44. Man United draws 0-0 at Barcelona (AP)
  45. Ronaldo comes out on top in trial of talent with Messi (AFP)
  46. Ferguson praises Ronaldo despite penalty miss (Reuters)
  47. Schalke name Rutten as new coach (Reuters)
  48. Lampard says mum's illness was hardest moment of his life (Reuters)
  49. Dutch court upholds soccer foul sentence (AP)
  50. Depressed with soccer
  51. Everton's Cahill returns to Australia for foot surgery (Reuters)
  52. Former Singapore League players jailed for match-fixing, says report (AFP)
  53. Liverpool 1 Chelsea 1 - result (Reuters)
  54. Liverpool 1 Chelsea 1 - latest (Reuters)
  55. Spain's Euro 2008 hopes increase after government backs down (AFP)
  56. Ronaldo double vision fires Man Utd (AFP)
  57. Moenchengladbach to tour US in preseason (AP)
  58. Stage set as Liverpool and Chelsea meet again in Europe (Reuters)
  59. PREVIEW-Soccer-Barca need to recapture old form to tame United (Reuters)
  60. Olympiakos champions after legal block cleared (Reuters)
  61. AS Roma met Soros group as potential investor (Reuters)
  62. Galliani admits Ronaldinho deal not done (AFP)
  63. We'll bounce back, says Birmingham boss McLeish (AFP)
  64. Gerrard and Lampard to face each other at Anfield (Reuters)
  65. Real Madrid go 10 clear after 2-0 win at Racing (Reuters)
  66. Gerrard top of Chelsea manager's wish list (AFP)
  67. Brazilian Parreira to quit South Africa (Reuters)
  68. Barcelona's Henry not pining for Premier League return (AFP)
  69. Earthquakes beat Rapids 2-0 with first 2 goals of season (AP)
  70. Toni on a tear as Bayern chase three titles (Reuters)
  71. Benitez fears loss of 'Anfield effect' (AFP)
  72. Roma's Totti may need knee operation (Reuters)
  73. City eye big signings for Champions League push (Reuters)
  74. Parreira's South Africa future to be made clear next week (Reuters)
  75. New AS Roma suitor to offer double, says lawyer (Reuters)
  76. Thaksin should have kept quiet, says Eriksson (AFP)
  77. Belgian PM tips Liege for first title in 25 years (Reuters)
  78. Young soccer players chasing pro dreams at new academies (AP)
  79. South Africa in Parreira talks amid quit reports (Reuters)
  80. Parreira set to quit South Africa job: Brazilian press (AFP)
  81. Austria striker Hoffer extends Rapid contract (Reuters)
  82. Messi hopes Ronaldinho will stay at Barca (AFP)
  83. Talks start on Nedved return for Euro 2008 (AFP)
  84. Slavia Prague tackle Oxford exam (AFP)
  85. Valencia to celebrate Cup win after league safety assured (Reuters)
  86. Cup win "doesn't change anything" says Valencia coach Koeman (AFP)
  87. Inter and Roma under pressure after Italian Cup first leg clashes (AFP)
  88. Pauleta proves PSG's saviour once again (AFP)
  89. Torino sack Novellino, bring back De Biasi - report (Reuters)
  90. Serbian FA issues anti-hooliganism appeal (Reuters)
  91. Mourinho exits frustates Ben Haim (AFP)
  92. Ramirez's short stint as Mexico's coach begins (AP)
  93. Millonarios coach banned and fired in a week (Reuters)
  94. Winning Cup not good enough for Valencia says president (Reuters)
  95. Ferguson in touching distance of 10th Premier League title (AP)
  96. Fan killed in fresh violence in Serbia (Reuters)
  97. New football academy has Vietnamese dreaming of Arsenal (AFP)
  98. Brazil World Cup winner Romario retires at 42 (Reuters)
  99. Former Brazil striker Romario (Reuters)
  100. Late Wigan goal dents Chelsea's title hopes (Reuters)