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March 1, 2013
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has assured team's fringe players that they have a big part to play in club's quest to replicate their historic 1999 treble success.
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has claimed Tottenham Hotspurs winger Gareth Bale isn't in the same league as Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi yet, adding the Welsh international would have to consistently perform for next few years to prove himself.
February 28, 2013
Football governing body FIFA has banned 74 Italian and South Korean officials and players from world football on charges of match-fixing.
Jordi Roura insists Barcelona have nothing to fear after they were torn apart by arch-rivals Real Madrid on Tuesday night.
Real Madrid captain Iker Casillas has urged his team to repeat their fantastic performance during their 3-1 win over arch-rivals Barcelona at Camp...
February 27, 2013
Arsenal fans have been told to breathe a sigh of relief by Peter Hill-Wood after the Gunners chairman revealed Arsene Wenger will be allowed to splash the cash this summer.
Spurs will demand at least £50m for the in-form Welshman and increasingly feel they can keep the 23-year-old for another season, with Real Madrid still in pole position
Interim Chelsea manager Rafael Benitez has claimed the players at the club are hundred percent behind him despite a heated bust-up with captain John Terry.
Barcelona ordered the Spanish detective agency, Metodo 3, to spy on its star defender Gerard Pique after they became concerned about his relationship with the pop star Shakira, according to reports.
Real Madrid's ace forward Cristiano Ronaldo has sent an alarming Champions League warning to former club Manchester United after his brace sunk rivals Barcelona in the second leg of Copa Del Ray semifinal at Nou Camp on Tuesday.
February 26, 2013
Tennis stars Andy Murray has purchased a 1.8 million pounds hotel in Scotland where his brother Jamie married three years ago.
Abu Dhabi-based telecommunications group etisalat has extended its sponsorship deal with FC Barcelona until the end of June 2017.
Arsenal has announced a pre-tax profit of 17.8 million pounds in their half-yearly financial results on Monday, leading to manager Arsene Wenger facing renewed calls to sign in new players for the club.
Former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola reportedly used to keep tabs on his former players in order to guide Barcelona through a trouble free and successful reign.
The Welshman has compared the Swans manager's aura to that of Dutch legend Johan Cruyff, and has suggested that he will succeed Jose Mourinho at the Santiago Bernabeu
