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Loew buries hatchet with German federation
National coach Joachim Loew ended his stand-off with the German Football Federation (DFB) on Tuesday as both parties agreed to plough all their efforts into Germany´s 2010 World Cup campaign. [More]

Man Utd´s Ferdinand scraps ban appeal
Rio Ferdinand has withdrawn his appeal against the extra one-match suspension he received for a "frivolous" challenge to a violent conduct charge brought against him by the Football Association. [More]

Gascoigne arrested twice in two days
Former England star Paul Gascoigne has been arrested for the second time in two days, police confirmed Tuesday. [More]

Eduardo out of Liverpool match
Arsenal will again be without Eduardo for the Premier League visit of Liverpool on Wednesday night. [More]

Wenger hits out after Ballack comments
Arsene Wenger has brushed aside a broadside from Michael Ballack over his grudging praise for Chelsea in the wake of their win over Arsenal at the weekend. [More]

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Ancelotti confident Chelsea will beat Inter
Carlo Ancelotti has shown confidence in his players ahead of the Champions League clash with Internazionale. [More]

Wenger denies Chamakh deal
Marouane Chamakh has been linked with Arsenal several times but Arsene Wenger insists there's no deal for the Morocco striker. [More]

Clichy: 'Arsenal not out of title race'
Gael Clichy thinks Arsenal can still win the title, despite recent defeats against competitors Manchester United and Chelsea. [More]

'Henry wants me to join Barca'-Ribery
Franck Ribery is one of the most wanted players of Europe. The French winger is likely to leave Bayern München this summer and several European top clubs have been linked with the 25-year-old technician. [More]

India's top tycoon denies bid for Liverpool
India's wealthiest man Mukesh Ambani denied Tuesday a British newspaper report that he was in a race to take over Liverpool football club. [More]

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Robinho criticises Mancini
Robinho has accused Roberto Mancini of stifling him at Manchester City. [More]

Sacchi: 'Prandelli should stay at Fiorentina'
Arrigo Sacchi has advised Cesare Prandelli to keep his job as Fiorentina coach instead of taking charge of the national team. [More]

Beckham pledges love for United
David Beckham still has warm feelings for Manchester United. The English midfielder is set to face his former club when his club Milan meets United in the next stage of the Champions League. [More]

India's Ambani group denies bid for Liverpool
India's wealthiest man Mukesh Ambani denied Tuesday a British newspaper report that he was in a race to take over Liverpool football club. [More]

Vieira set for home debut as City aim to revive campaign
Manchester City are set to hand home debuts to Patrick Vieira and Adam Johnson as they look to revive their faltering Premier League campaign against Bolton on Tuesday. [More]

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Bordeaux boss Blanc ready to send 'B-team' to ease congestion
Bordeaux coach Laurent Blanc has revealed he is prepared to send his B team to play a delayed Coupe de la Ligue semi-final next week after the French League turned down his request to ease the crowded calendar. [More]

Ribery unsure of Bayern stay
Franck Ribery has cast doubt on his future at Bayern München by questioning whether the Bavarian giants can compete with Europe's top clubs. [More]

Two jailed over Dalglish grenade plot
A court jailed two men on Monday for leaving a live grenade outside the home of former Liverpool and Scotland footballer Kenny Dalglish. [More]

Terry thanks Chelsea's fans for backing
Chelsea's John Terry has thanked the club's fans for their support after allegations about his private life that cost him the England captaincy. [More]

Ballack hits back at Wenger sniping
Michael Ballack has hit back at Arsene Wenger´s sniping at Chelsea´s perceived lack of flair by accusing the Arsenal manager of sour grapes over his side´s faltering Premier League title challenge. [More]

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