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  1. Everton back redistribution plans
  2. Sinclair in talks with Imps boss
  3. Euro-Incalculable Spain pose problems for Germany (Reuters)
  4. Paris St Germain confirm Thuram transfer from Barcelona (Reuters)
  5. Barcelona make Arshavin approach
  6. Dons are warned off Southend boss
  7. Asian zone final 2010 World Cup qualifying groups (Reuters)
  8. Japan, Australia paired and Koreas face off in qualifiers (Reuters)
  9. Spain self-doubt replaced by swagger after win v Russia (Reuters)
  10. REFILE-Soccer-Euro-Fabregas converts misfortune into virtue (Reuters)
  11. Spain beats Russia 3-0 to reach final (AP)
  12. Chelsea looks to develop US players (AP)
  13. Spain's Villa out of Euro final
  14. Barnes progress pleases Rams boss
  15. Friday's gossip column
  16. Martinez confirms Gower signing
  17. Lausanne offers table football with a twist (AFP)
  18. Excellent tournament set for gripping finale (Reuters)
  19. I've lost one major final, I don't want to lose another: Cesc (AFP)
  20. Euro-All eyes on final target for Germany and Spain (Reuters)
  21. PREVIEW-Soccer-Euro-Excellent tournament set for gripping finale (Reuters)
  22. Loew's men on a high as German song remains the same (AFP)
  23. Spain refuse to fall under 'wizard' Hiddink's spell (AFP)
  24. Hiddink gracious in "deserved" Spanish defeat (AFP)
  25. Euro-Midfield control the key to Spain victory - Aragones (Reuters)
  26. Spanish fans go wild at semi-final win (AFP)
  27. Brazil honours 1958 World Cup heroes (Reuters)
  28. Villa to miss final through injury
  29. Unspectacular but efficient Germany gets to final (AP)
  30. Classy Spain too good as Russia run out of steam in Euro 2008 (AFP)
  31. Euro-Spain forward Villa to miss Euro 2008 final (Reuters)
  32. Spurs agree deal for keeper Gomes
  33. Euro-Russia v Spain (Reuters)
  34. Puerto Rico creates 8-team soccer league (AP)
  35. Euro-Russia 0 Spain 0 - latest (Reuters)
  36. Euro-Swiss organisers hail peaceful tournament (Reuters)
  37. Italy coach Marcello Lippi (Reuters)
  38. Euro-Spain field team that beat Russia 4-1 (Reuters)
  39. UEFA confident of no more TV outages (AP)
  40. Lippi named Italy coach after Donadoni's exit (Reuters)
  41. Lippi replaces Donadoni as Italy coach (Reuters)
  42. Barcelona bid for Euro 2008 success story Arshavin (Reuters)
  43. Liverpool set for Dossena capture
  44. Donadoni removed as Italy coach (AP)
  45. Hoolahan is set to join Canaries
  46. Euro-Moscow authorities ban sale of alcohol for big match (Reuters)
  47. Former Italy coach Roberto Donadoni (Reuters)
  48. Donadoni was on a hiding to nothing (Reuters)
  49. Iraqi association dissolves soccer team (AP)
  50. EXCLUSIVE-Soccer-Euro-We must fight for glory: Spanish king (Reuters)
  51. Euro-Kazim hopes displays herald bright future (Reuters)
  52. Euro-Fan incursions price to pay for no fences, says UEFA (Reuters)
  53. Turkey goalkeeper Rustu retires
  54. Poortvliet cleared for Saints job
  55. MATCH PREVIEW: Russia v Spain
  56. Frail set for Tynecastle exit
  57. Euro-Thirsty Dutch fans help to boost Swiss brewers (Reuters)
  58. Smith hints at investment
  59. Pulis ready to make new signings
  60. Euro-Turkey's Rustu announces international retirement (Reuters)
  61. McCabe takes on dual Blades role
  62. Wenger welcomes Scolari challenge
  63. Coyle focuses on younger talent
  64. Ridsdale insists Ledley will stay
  65. Red Bulls beat Chivas on Echeverry's goal in 22nd minute (AP)
  66. Thursday's gossip column
  67. 1 killed, 7 injured before match (AP)
  68. Euro semi TV coverage blacked out
  69. Germany scores late to advance (AP)
  70. Euro-Lahm happier with goal than own performance (Reuters)
  71. Euro-Storm deprives TV viewers of semi-final drama (Reuters)
  72. Germany and Turkey 1-1 at halftime (Reuters)
  73. Euro-Aragones bewildered by Fenerbahce announcement (Reuters)
  74. Parties not clashes as Germany face Turkey (AFP)
  75. Euro-Germany and Turkey drawing 1-1 at halftime (Reuters)
  76. Euro-Germany 1 Turkey 1 - halftime (Reuters)
  77. Taylor close to new Magpies deal
  78. Aragones agrees Fenerbahce deal
  79. Hull chase Meite and Olofinjana
  80. Ridsdale confident of Fowler deal
  81. Barnsley seal deal for Foxes star
  82. Fenerbahce claims deal with Aragones (AP)
  83. Two firms vying to renovate Euro 2012 final stadium (Reuters)
  84. Euro-Luis Aragones factbox (Reuters)
  85. Euro-Aragones seeking new challenges at 69 (Reuters)
  86. Euro-Fenerbahce say Aragones will be next coach (Reuters)
  87. Carlisle sign goalkeeper Williams
  88. Chester free to bring in players
  89. Euro-Fenerbahce say Spain's Aragones will be next coach (Reuters)
  90. Premier League names youngest ref
  91. Euro-Germans prepare to down tools for Turkey semi-final (Reuters)
  92. Stearman swaps Foxes for Wolves
  93. Gow in talks over Norwich switch
  94. Soccer administrator Dempsey dies (AP)
  95. Premier League impresses Arshavin
  96. Burnley close in on Peru keeper
  97. Wednesday's gossip column
  98. Hamad quits Iraq post after World Cup exit (Reuters)
  99. Thai coach Charnwit offers to resign after World Cup flop (Reuters)
  100. Former OFC chief Charlie Dempsey dies aged 86 (Reuters)
  101. Panama fires soccer coach (AP)
  102. Euro-Germany expected to build on golden big event record (Reuters)
  103. Russia's jewel Arshavin lapping up the big time (AFP)
  104. Euro-Wenger tips Germany to go all the way (Reuters)
  105. Thousands promise to shave heads if Spain wins Euro 2008 (AFP)
  106. Euro-Turkey do not need a miracle, says coach (Reuters)
  107. Luis and Juan Carlos are buddies (AFP)
  108. Pompey's £9m Crouch bid rejected
  109. Liverpool start work on stadium
  110. Euro-Turkey's Emre ruled out of semi final (Reuters)
  111. Anti-racism message driven home prior to semis (AFP)
  112. On the margin but in the headlines - team player Cesc (AFP)
  113. Euro-Hiddink gets unlikely results with style and wit (Reuters)
  114. Euro-Germans, Turks get ready for emotive semi-final (Reuters)
  115. Burnley step up McDonald pursuit
  116. Turkish flair at Euro 2008 (AP)
  117. Euro-Spain not worried about 'unlucky' yellow strip (Reuters)
  118. Italy part company with Donadoni
  119. Euro-Tactical preview of Russia v Spain (Reuters)
  120. Clubs drop lawsuits but oppose foreign quotas plan (Reuters)
  121. Lehmann still to decide on future
  122. Money handed Magpies academy role
  123. Euro-Resilient streak gives Turkey hope (Reuters)
  124. Euro-Spain forget 4-1 win, concentrate on revived Russia (Reuters)
  125. Plymouth sign Colchester's Duguid
  126. Burnley step up McDonald pursuit
  127. African Champions League fixtures (Reuters)
  128. World Cup qualifying African zone fixture (Reuters)
  129. Libertadores Cup final fixture (Reuters)
  130. Kightly extends Wolves contract
  131. Doncaster duo sign new contracts
  132. Shrimps sign McCann and Parrish
  133. McClaren relishes Dutch challenge
  134. Phillips could stay with Albion
  135. Tuesday's gossip column
  136. Sunderland pay tribute to Carter
  137. Wolves told to up bid for McLean
  138. Hickersberger quits as Austria coach (AP)
  139. Nasri yet to finalise Arsenal move - agent (Reuters)
  140. Germany vs. Turkey: Germany's "two" football teams face off (AFP)
  141. Russia success surprises Hiddink
  142. Absences threaten Turkey's Euro dreams (Reuters)
  143. PREVIEW-Soccer-Euro-Absences threaten Turkey's Euro dreams (Reuters)
  144. Turkey's 'mole' spills the beans on Germany's Bayern five (AFP)
  145. Arshavin puts Euro elite on alert
  146. Cardiff stars set for new deals
  147. Euro-Russia's sleeping giant Pavlyuchenko awakes (Reuters)
  148. Hickersberger quits as Austria's soccer coach (AP)
  149. No turning back for Aragones (AFP)
  150. Austria coach Hickersberger quits
  151. Fabregas reveals Russia concerns
  152. European run boosts English clubs
  153. Euro-UEFA referees chief opposes on-pitch explanations (Reuters)
  154. Euro-Turkish supersub Semih ready to take centre stage (Reuters)
  155. Uganda earn vital World Cup point against Angola (Reuters)
  156. Hickersberger resigns from Austrian post (AFP)
  157. Defeated Croatian squad get bonus (AFP)
  158. Euro-Tactical preview of Germany v Turkey (Reuters)
  159. Don't write off injury-hit Turkey, warns Loew (AFP)
  160. Euro-Dramatic late goals no accident says UEFA's Roxburgh (Reuters)
  161. Ince given coach licence backing
  162. Italian ref chosen for Euro final
  163. Motherwell plan O'Donnell tribute
  164. Sotnick ends Wednesday interest
  165. Olofinjana granted move request
  166. Sonko's U-turn on Reading future
  167. Blades enter battle for Halmosi
  168. Euro 2008 saw 520 arrested, says ministry (AFP)
  169. Referee Rosetti gets Euro 2008 final (AFP)
  170. REFILE-Soccer-France forward Ribery wants Domenech to stay (Reuters)
  171. Euro-Italian Rosetti to referee Euro 2008 final (Reuters)
  172. Monday's gossip column
  173. Euro-Exit must spell end for Donadoni, say Italian media (Reuters)
  174. World-North Korea striker Jong impressed by South's fans (Reuters)
  175. Nakamura assumes Nakata's mantle as Japan's top man (Reuters)
  176. PREVIEW-Soccer-Germany, Spain will seek to reimpose order (Reuters)
  177. Cuba advances to WCup qualifying group with US (AP)
  178. Trinidad wins 2-0 at Bermuda 2-0 in World Cup qualifier (AP)
  179. Pele victim of armed robbery (PA SportsTicker)
  180. Euro-Italy's Donadoni defends choice of penalty takers (Reuters)
  181. Euro-Casillas thanks lucky stars after shootout victory (Reuters)
  182. Hero Casillas puts Spain in semis
  183. Gang robbed football legend Pele
  184. Spain beats Italy in shootout after 0-0 draw (AP)
  185. Donadoni faces uncertain future
  186. Euro 2008 day 16 as it happened
  187. Euro-Donadoni's future to be discussed -Italy federation (Reuters)
  188. Euro-Spain want more after breaking quarter-final curse (Reuters)
  189. Ivory Coast, Guinea lead World Cup goal spree (Reuters)
  190. Iraq eliminated from World Cup qualifying (AP)
  191. Weir poised for new Rangers deal
  192. Korean rivals in friendly mood in Seoul (Reuters)
  193. Euro-Zidane tips Deschamps for France job (Reuters)
  194. Football: Arshavin gets Zidane's stamp of approval (AFP)
  195. Injury rules Nihat out of Euros
  196. Euro-Rustiness not to blame for defeat, says Van Basten (Reuters)
  197. Turkey adopts some German qualities (AP)
  198. Euro-Turkey striker Nihat out of tournament (Reuters)
  199. Deschamps would be legitimate successor to Domenech, says Zidane (AFP)
  200. Terim hints at keeper emergency
  201. Quit thoughts crossed Low's mind
  202. Dundee Utd secure Dixon capture
  203. Zidane tips Ronaldo for Real move
  204. Ince named new Blackburn Rovers manager (Reuters)
  205. Italy's Aquilani gets the nod from Donadoni (AFP)
  206. Euro-Spanish, Italian fans bring latin flair to Vienna (Reuters)
  207. Hiddink pride in Russia 'miracle'
  208. Van Basten pays tribute to Russia
  209. North and South Korea draw 0-0 (AP)
  210. Freak goal gives Japan win over Bahrain in qualifier (Reuters)
  211. Darcheville wants to stay at Gers
  212. Iron accept Clarets' Paterson bid
  213. Hard-up Turkey mull putting keeper outfield (AFP)
  214. We will not take Turks for granted, says Ballack (AFP)
  215. Swiss police arrest 30 fans for rioting (AFP)
  216. Future looks to be no longer Oranje for veterans (AFP)
  217. Euro-Turkish emperor Terim just loves hard work (Reuters)
  218. MATCH PREVIEW: Spain v Italy
  219. Kazim-Richards eyes Germany upset
  220. Russia not scared of anyone after outwitting Dutch (Reuters)
  221. Sunday's gossip column
  222. Jubilant Russia celebrates win over Dutch (Reuters)
  223. Italy mentally stronger than Spain, says Panucci (AFP)
  224. Euro-Rested players prove rusty once more (Reuters)
  225. Guatemala beats St. Lucia 3-1 (AP)
  226. Euro-Jubilant Russia celebrates victory over Dutch (Reuters)
  227. Russia's Hiddink salutes natural winner Arshavin (Reuters)
  228. Euro-Russia relieved at Kolodin's red card escape (Reuters)
  229. ANALYSIS-Soccer-Euro-Hiddink the only happy Dutchman in Basel (Reuters)
  230. Nigeria first into next phase of qualifiers (Reuters)
  231. Buffon cites fear factor as spur to beat Spanish (AFP)
  232. Russia claim historic win as Dutch make Euro 2008 exit (AFP)
  233. Euro 2008 day 15 as it happened
  234. Euro-Netherlands v Russia (Reuters)
  235. Russia beat Holland to reach Euro 2008 semi-finals (AFP)
  236. Russia beats Netherlands 3-1 in extra time (AP)
  237. Casillas says Spain must throw off quarters hoodoo (AFP)
  238. Bereaved Boulahrouz lines-up for Euro 2008 last eight clash (AFP)
  239. Euro-Dutch and Russia goalless in even quarter final (Reuters)
  240. No Vienna vengeance - we just want to win insists Villa (AFP)
  241. Euro-Past failures versus Italy no concern for Spain (Reuters)
  242. Italian pedigree helps quick learner Donadoni (AFP)
  243. Germany look to Klose down come-back kings Turkey (AFP)
  244. I was close to quitting - Bilic
  245. Spanish out to learn from history (AFP)
  246. Burnley could end Driver interest
  247. Lis Distillery 2-3 TPS Turku
  248. NJ firefighter honored for helping wreck victims (AP)
  249. Yeates' switch to Palace in doubt
  250. South Africa held to embarrassing draw by Sierra Leone (Reuters)