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  1. Metz deducted point over Ouaddou racism abuse (AFP)
  2. Al Hadari feels wrath of Egypt's fans (Reuters)
  3. Beckham says he has no plans to quit English national team after 100th appearance (AP
  4. Schwarzer the hero as Aussies draw with China at football World Cup qualifier (AFP)
  5. Scotland's new football manager says commitment key to continuing team's revival (AFP
  6. Bangladesh kicks Cameroonian players into touch (Reuters)
  7. Healy marks special night with goal at each end (Reuters)
  8. Burley begins Scotland reign with Croatia draw (AFP)
  9. Villa scores stunning winner as Spain beat Italy (Reuters)
  10. Former Norwegian club boss guilty of fraud in Mikel case (Reuters)
  11. Germany striker Hanke handed two-match ban (AFP)
  12. Singapore ease to qualifying win over Lebanon (Reuters)
  13. Beckham's England career highs and lows (Reuters)
  14. PROFILE-Soccer-Beckham seeks more glory as milestone approaches (Reuters)
  15. Australia coach taken ill before China qualifier (Reuters)
  16. Ibanez condemns weekend beating of Atletico fan (AFP)
  17. Anniversary secondary to Olympic obsessed Brazilians (Reuters)
  18. MLS season to open without the Beckham frenzy (Reuters)
  19. Capello due to give court evidence in Rome next week (Reuters)
  20. Ajax defender Heitinga agrees to join Atletico Madrid (Reuters)
  21. Ballack confident German players can rediscover form (Reuters)
  22. World's worst in action in CONCACAF qualifying (Reuters)
  23. Podolski hoping for the Schumi-factor at Euro 2008 (AFP)
  24. Singapore chasing win to keep World Cup hopes alive (Reuters)
  25. Guus Hiddink signs new contract with Russia through 2010 World Cup (AP)
  26. Injured Ronaldo and Nani pull out of Portugal squad (Reuters)
  27. Mascherano awaits FA verdict on red card protest (Reuters)
  28. Beckham wants more than 100 England caps (AFP)
  29. China's Zheng called up for World Cup qualifier (Reuters)
  30. European roundup-Barca close on Real, United pull clear (Reuters)
  31. Sweden's Ibrahimovic out of Brazil friendly (Reuters)
  32. Racing fans riot after three sent off, match abandoned (Reuters)
  33. John Terry says David Beckham should be captain if he earns 100th England appearance
  34. Benitez says Liverpool can stop United title surge (Reuters)
  35. Anderson to replace Kaka in Brazil friendly (Reuters)
  36. Robinson recalled to revised England squad (Reuters)
  37. Ferguson backs "respect refs" campaign (AFP)
  38. Croatia's Bilic wants to stay with national squad (Reuters)
  39. Getafe's De la Red gets Spain call-up (Reuters)
  40. US women's soccer team regains top ranking (AP)
  41. United's Ferguson backs call for respect to referees (Reuters)
  42. Derby's American owners see good investment in Premier League's worst team (AP)
  43. Phillips keeps Baggies in promotion hunt (AFP)
  44. AC Milan's Ancelotti dismisses links to Italy coach post (Reuters)
  45. Zola hints at a future back with Chelsea (Reuters)
  46. Germany roundup-Bayern without Sagnol for Leverkusen game (Reuters)
  47. Barca try to put positive gloss on Cup defeat (Reuters)
  48. USA, Honduras victorious in Olympics qualifiers (AFP)
  49. US women book possible Olympic tune-ups with Aussies (AFP)
  50. Soccer-Torres not a Liverpool great yet, says Benitez (Reuters)
  51. Bucharest derby abandoned over crowd violence (Reuters)
  52. Germany squad for Switzerland friendly (Reuters)
  53. Domenech hails Capello as great coach (AFP)
  54. Beckham back in England squad (AFP)
  55. U.S. to face England in Wembley friendly (Reuters)
  56. Gamba win thriller as Antlers gouge Vietnamese (AFP)
  57. Barrientos hat-trick sinks Cup holders Larissa (Reuters)
  58. Sweden name squad for Brazil friendly (Reuters)
  59. Ronaldinho out of Barca squad for King's Cup semi-final (Reuters)
  60. Real striker Van Nistelrooy to have ankle surgery (Reuters)
  61. Beckham appears nearer to collecting 100th England cap (Reuters)
  62. Costs rise for 2010 World Cup in South Africa (AP)
  63. Andean community joins fight against FIFA's altitude ban (Reuters)
  64. D.C. United scores 4 goals in the second half to advance in CONCACAF Champions Cup (A
  65. Al Hadari named in Egypt squad despite club suspension (Reuters)
  66. Arnaud sends Paris St Germain into French Cup quarters (Reuters)
  67. Roundup 2-Juventus approve plans for new stadium (Reuters)
  68. German Cup semi-final fixtures (Reuters)
  69. Fan who threw bottle says he did not mean to harm anyone (Reuters)
  70. Maradona tops Bolivia's Morales in match celebrating high-altitude soccer (AP)
  71. Maradona slams altitude ban after playing in Bolivia (Reuters)
  72. French bestow Legion of Honour on Kopa (AFP)
  73. PREVIEW-Soccer-Totti prefers winning Champions League to Serie A (Reuters)
  74. Bolton keeper Jaaskelainen ruled out for rest of season (Reuters)
  75. Struggling Bayern face tricky Cup clash against Wolfsburg (Reuters)
  76. Bilbao demand tough action after keeper hit by bottle (Reuters)
  77. Japan's Urawa Reds sack German boss Osieck (Reuters)
  78. Ronaldo takes United to the top (PA SportsTicker)
  79. Lopez scores winner as Guatemala beats Mexico 2-1 (AP)
  80. Kuyt puts his faith in Torres (AFP)
  81. Arsenal need to halt slump to prevent title slipping away (AFP)
  82. FIFA accepts proposal for standard size soccer pitches, rule won't apply to existing
  83. Schalke rallies to overtake Duisburg (PA SportsTicker)
  84. Heerenveen leaps over FC Groningen (PA SportsTicker)
  85. Kewell's Liverpool future on the line (AFP)
  86. Coppell backs 'Big Four' to have relegation role (AFP)
  87. Samara upset Grozny in the new Premiership season-opener (AFP)
  88. Inamoto, Takahara back for Japan against Bahrain (AFP)
  89. Foster ready for United debut (AFP)
  90. Spain roundup-Real cannot afford to relax warns Sneijder (Reuters)
  91. Edwards return boosts Black Cats ahead of Chelsea clash (AFP)
  92. Adu scores in Americans' 1-0 win over Panama in Olympic qualifying (AP)
  93. Americans top Panama in Olympic qualifier (PA SportsTicker)
  94. Cuban soccer officials stunned by desertions of up to 7 players from under-23 team in
  95. Benzema extends Lyon contract until 2013 (Reuters)
  96. Benzema extends Lyon deal until 2013 (AFP)
  97. PREVIEW-Soccer-Champions Lyon out to end Monaco hoodoo (Reuters)
  98. PREVIEW-Soccer-Real Madrid's Riazor jinx gives Barcelona hope (Reuters)
  99. Bremen pair bury hatchet over dressing room bust-up (AFP)
  100. Liverpool co-owner George Gillett says, `Choose your partners wisely' (AP)