Everton
RVP eclipsed at Everton
Neil Johnston Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson criticised his own players for failing to utilise Robin van Persie's talents after they crashed to a surprise 1-0 defeat at Everton.
soccer
Everton boss praises Cahill
EVERTON chairman Bill Kenwright has paid a glowing tribute to departing Socceroo Tim Cahill, saying the club let him go with a ''heavy heart''.
Football
Spurs, Everton win FA Cup ties
This season's FA Cup will be won by a team from London or Liverpool after Tottenham and Everton triumphed on uesday to set up capital and Merseyside semi-final derbies at Wembley next month.
Football
'Tonight it's the best': Osieck gains qualification
Michael Lynch Australia coach Holger Osieck won the World Cup as an assistant coach of Germany in 1990 working alongside the legend of German football, Franz Beckenbauer.
Football
Mate against mate in dash for Mori's record
Michael Lynch Effervescent, exuberant, an essential cog in the Socceroos' scoring armoury, he is a man who produces goals at regular intervals and celebrates in his own inimitable style whenever he does so.
Football
Cahill urges Socceroos to ignore pressure
Sebastian Hassett TOKYO: Socceroos star Tim Cahill has urged his teammates not to be overwhelmed by the challenge of facing Japan at a sold-out Saitama Stadium, saying they must "play the match and not the occasion".
Football
Arsenal seal Champions League berth
Arsenal won the race for fourth place in the Premier League with a 1-0 victory at Newcastle while Alex Ferguson's extraordinary career ended in remarkable fashion as Manchester United drew 5-5 at...
Football
Alex Ferguson may leave Manchester United
Mark Ogden London: Alex Ferguson's Manchester United future is shrouded in doubt with the Scot understood to be seriously considering calling time on a managerial reign that has lasted almost 27 seasons.
Football
Ferguson ends his reign at Manchester United
Sebastian Hassett After 26 years, 13 English Premier League titles, five FA Cups, four League Cups and three major European trophies, it's over for Sir Alex Ferguson and Manchester United.
Moyes to step into United hot seat after Ferguson retires
David Moyes will become the Manchester United manager on Thursday following Sir Alex Ferguson’s recommendation to the club’s hierarchy that his fellow Scot succeed him at Old Trafford.
Football
Rooney wants to leave United: Ferguson
Wayne Rooney took some of the gloss off Alex Ferguson's Old Trafford farewell party on Sunday after the United manager confirmed the striker has asked to leave the club for the second time in three...
Why it would defy logic for Rooney to leave United
Henry Winter On Wayne Rooney's first visit to Stamford Bridge, he wandered down the King's Road, pausing outside a swanky estate agent and peering at house details in the window.
Football
Booed Rooney lauds Alex Ferguson
Manchester United's Wayne Rooney on Tuesday praised the retiring Alex Ferguson as a "fantastic manager" -- just days after the veteran Scottish boss revealed that the striker had submitted a transfer...
Football
Moyes passes first test with honours
Oliver Brown The Man United manager shared his philosophy to an engrossed audience at the Cambridge Union.
Football
EPL giants face potential play-off scenario
Richard Shute Premier League fans could be in store for a bonus end of season fixture should Arsenal and Chelsea finish the season with identical figures on the ladder.
Football
Arsenal go third, QPR, Reading on brink of relegation
Tom Williams Arsenal returned to third place in the Premier League table with a 1-0 win at 10-man Fulham on Saturday, while Reading and Queens Park Rangers slipped ever closer to relegation.
Football
Boyce agony as Spurs leave Wigan in drop zone
Emmerson Boyce scored a desperate last-minute own goal as Tottenham Hotspur snatched a 2-2 draw at Wigan Athletic on Saturday that prevented the home side from climbing out of the Premier League...
Football
Late salvo sends Arsenal up to third
Tom Willams Arsenal scored three times in the last five minutes to beat Norwich City 3-1 at the Emirates Stadium and leap to third place in the Premier League table on Saturday.
Football
Wigan sink Millwall to reach first FA Cup final
Tom Williams Wigan Athletic overcame second-tier Millwall 2-0 at a rain-soaked Wembley Stadium on Saturday to reach the FA Cup final for the first time in the club's 81-year history.
