Nov
2009
Articles from 5th Nov 2009
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Benfica sweep past Toffees
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Everton's hopes of making progress in the Europa League were dealt a bitter blow as they lost 2-0 to Benfica at Goodison Park. Read
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Celtic held in Germany
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Celtic's Europa League hopes hang by a thread after playing out a gutsy but ultimately goalless draw with Hamburg in the Nordbank Arena. Read
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Plucky Fulham beaten
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Roma came from behind to beat nine-man Fulham 2-1 at the Stadio Olimpico in the Europa League Group E. Read
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Blues to consider naming rights
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Chelsea appear to have shelved any plans to move from Stamford Bridge after revealing the club would consider naming rights for the stadium. Read
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Rangers charged by UEFA
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Rangers have charged with the improper conduct of their supporters following the disturbances during the Champions League match against Unirea Urziceni. Read
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Benitez bides time on stars surgery
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Under-fire Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez has admitted star duo Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard might need surgery to solve the injury problems which have plagued their season. Read
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Reina issues rallying cry
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina has called on his team-mates to show "heart, passion and belief" despite Wednesday night's draw in Lyon leaving their Champions League hopes hanging by a thread. Read
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Kroenke close to Arsenal tipping point
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Arsenal chairman Peter Hill-Wood, who once said of Stan Kroenke "we don't need his money and we don't want his sort", has delivered the American to the brink of a formal takeover of the north London club. Read
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Three changes for England
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
England have made three changes for Saturday's must-win Gillette Four Nations clash with New Zealand at Huddersfield. Read
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Ferrari blasts FIA's Agatha Christie plot
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Ferrari has launched an attack on motor sport's governing body, the FIA, as French manufacturer Renault discusses its future in Formula One. Read
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Brown, Maloney out of Scotland squad
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Injured Celtic midfielders Scott Brown and Shaun Maloney have been omitted from the Scotland squad for next Saturday's friendly in Wales. Read
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Jones fined by Sunderland
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Sunderland striker Kenwyne Jones has been fined by the club for his sending-off against West Ham. Read
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Osbourne loaned to Boro
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Middlesbrough boss Gordon Strachan has signed Aston Villa midfielder Isaiah Osbourne on a two-month loan deal. Read
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Dallaglio: Thompson experience vital
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Lawrence Dallaglio believes Steve Thompson's experience of beating Australia will prove vital when England take on their old foes on Saturday. Read
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Fletcher set to soldier on
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Darren Fletcher is hoping a pain-easing injection will delay the need for ankle surgery until next summer. Read
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Kroenke close to takeover threshold
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Stan Kroenke has moved closer to launching a formal takeover of Arsenal by acquiring another 200 shares in the club's parent holding company. Read
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Ecclestone warning for Silverstone
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has suggested he will remove the British Grand Prix from next season's calendar if Silverstone does not agree to a deal in the next two days. Read
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Lancashire seal Flintoff deal
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Andrew Flintoff has signed a three-year contract to play one-day cricket for Lancashire. Read
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Win could be turning point - Zola
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Gianfranco Zola believes West Ham's first Barclays Premier League home win of the season could be the turning point for his side as they lifted themselves out of the bottom three with a 2-1 victory over Aston Villa. Read
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Bain riled by turnstile chaos
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Rangers chief executive Martin Bain will tell UEFA that poor organisation and over-zealous policing contributed to the trouble at Wednesday night's Champions League match against Unirea Urziceni. Read
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Smith: Time running out for Gers
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Walter Smith admits Rangers have put themselves under massive pressure to win their final two Champions League games after conceding a late equaliser against Unirea Urziceni in Bucharest. Read
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Wenger spoilt for choice in attack
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Arsene Wenger hailed his freescoring Arsenal side as offering the most attacking options since his arrival at the club after watching them sweep aside AZ Alkmaar. Read
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Defiant Benitez eyes another 'miracle'
Nov 05 2009 | National Sport
Rafael Benitez is not giving up on Liverpool's bid to reach the Champions League knock-out stages and believes another "miracle" can happen. Read
