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Thursday 7 February 2008

Football

Michael Owen and David Beckham left in England limbo

INTERNATIONAL

Owen left in limbo

Fabio Capello's first England match left Michael Owen and David Beckham wondering about their international futures.

England 2 Switzerland 1: Capello brings hope

Paper View: Rome wasn't built in a day

Tim Rich: Home fans yet to be convinced

Cole looks the part | Michael Henderson

Your View: How was it for you? | Forum

Capello's winning start | Player ratings

Gerrard has strong claim to keep armband

INTERNATIONAL

Robinho brightens gloom

Robinho brought a little samba to a typically chilly, wet night at Croke Park.

Miller out for a month

Wenger slams friendlies

Torres fitness in doubt

INTERNATIONAL

Norway brushed aside

John Toshack will be happy with 3-0 win over Norway.

N'thern Ireland 0 Bulgaria 1

Austria 0 Germany 3

Hartson hangs up his boots

PREMIER LEAGUE

Drogba: I love a challenge

Parry calls for Anfield peace

Barca deny Mourinho reports

Essien sees Annan at Chelsea

Kuyt vows to end slump

Walcott wants regular starts

Alves eyeing his Boro debut

DAVID BOND

Newcastle United's appointment of deal-maker Tony Jimenez is an intriguing one.

Tom Hicks talks alongside chief executive Rick Parry (centre) and partner George Gillett (foreground) talks during a press conference at Anfield

INSIDE SPORT

Where exactly does the liability for Liverpool's £350 million refinancing reside?

OTHER NEWS

Craig Gordon: Only pay us if Scotland qualify

INTERNATIONAL

Gordon: Pay if we qualify

Craig Gordon has claimed that Scotland's footballers don't expect to be paid for representing their country unless they qualify for the World Cup finals in South Africa in 2010.

AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS

Eto'o forces reshuffle

Africa Cup of Nations hosts need to reshuffle their defence to cope with the absence of suspended captain John Mensah for their semi-final against Cameroon.

INTERNATIONAL

Cahill helps Australia

Australia breezed past Qatar in Melbourne to give coach Pim Verbeek the perfect start in their qualifying campaign for the World Cup via Asia for the first time.

CHAMPIONSHIP

Coventry takeover nears

Ray Ranson is close to assuming full control of Coventry City and expects his takeover to be completed within two weeks.

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL

SFA to investigate Aberdeen and Dundee Utd

The Scottish Football Association are set to investigate crowd misbehaviour during the CIS Insurance Cup semi-final between Aberdeen and Dundee United at Tynecastle.

MICHAEL HENDERSON

Napping Benjani nearly missed Man City move

Say what you like about Benjani Mwaruwari, but you can't say
he has joined the wrong club.