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FIFA frets over pace of Brazil World Cup building work

YoopyaMay 5, 20120

By David Ljunggren OTTAWA (Reuters) – FIFA president Sepp Blatter has expressed concern about the slow pace of preparations for the 2014 World Cup in

Rashidi Yekini Is Dead •Survived By 3 Wives, 3 Children •Ogunjobi, Odegbami, Others React

YoopyaMay 5, 20120

Written by Funmi Erinle, Omodele Idris, Niyi Alebiosu, Dipo Ogunsola and Lanre Olabisi NIGERIA’S goal king and one-time African Footballer Of The Year, Rashidi Yekini,

Wenger confident Van Persie will sign new Arsenal deal

YoopyaMay 5, 2012May 5, 20120

LONDON (Reuters) – Arsenal are confident striker Robin van Persie will sign a new contract at the end of the season and finish his career

Rooney’s overhead kick named best Premier League goal

YoopyaMay 4, 20120

LONDON (Reuters) – Wayne Rooney’s overhead kick for Manchester United against Manchester City in February last season has been voted by fans as the best

Capello eyes managerial return with top English club

YoopyaMay 4, 20120

LONDON (Reuters) – Former England manager Fabio Capello wants to get back into soccer with a leading Premier League club, the Italian said on Friday.

FA Cup final offers Torres and Carroll chance of glory

YoopyaMay 3, 20120

(Reuters) – Either Fernando Torres of Chelsea or Andy Carroll of Liverpool, who have both hugely under-achieved since their record-breaking transfers last year, will claim

I’d rather be playing than watching, says tearful Muamba

YoopyaMay 3, 20120

LONDON (Reuters) – An emotional Fabrice Muamba said he would rather be playing than sitting in the stands watching Bolton Wanderers host Tottenham Hotspur in

Real clinch 32nd La Liga title in Bilbao

YoopyaMay 3, 20120

By Iain Rogers MADRID (Reuters) – Winning the title in four major European nations might never be repeated and the fact Real Madrid boss Jose

La Liga was the toughest of the lot, Mourinho says

YoopyaMay 3, 20120

MADRID (Reuters) – Jose Mourinho believes winning La Liga was the toughest of the seven league titles he has sealed in coaching stints in his

England put faith in much-travelled Hodgson

YoopyaMay 2, 20120

By Martyn Herman LONDON (Reuters) – Roy Hodgson was appointed England manager on a four-year contract on Tuesday, ending months of speculation over who would