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Atletico and Getafe move on
A goal by Diego Forlan was enough to send Atletico Madrid into the semi final of the Copa del Rey at the expense of Celta Vigo while Getafe also go through.
Leonardo expects extraordinary derby
AC Milan coach Leonardo has said that he expects Saturday’s derby with Inter Milan to be “an extraordinary game” and is hopeful of success.
Ferguson: O’Shea’s season over
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has said that he expects John O’Shea to miss the rest of the season due to complications with his injury.
Nigeria join Egypt in last eight
Peter Odemwingie led Nigeria’s Super Eagles past Mozambique, while Egypt preserved their unbeaten streak in the CAF Africa Cup of Nations.
Cousin strike shocks Cameroon
Hull City striker Daniel Cousin was the hero as Gabon caused the biggest upset so far in a shock-filled Cup of Nations by defeating Cameroon 1-0.
Another giant stumbles in Angola
Cameroon started their Nations Cup with a loss to Gabon that sent them to the bottom of Group D behind Zambia and Tunisia, who drew 1-1.
Chaouchi: Algeria will bounce back
Algeria goalkeeper Faouzi Chaouchi has promised his team will ‘redeem’ themselves against Mali tomorrow following their shock defeat to Malawi.
Campbell nears dramatic Arsenal return
Former club captain Sol Campbell was nearing an extraordinary return to English Premier League outfit Arsenal on Tuesday.
Surprises continue in Angola
It was another day of shocks at Angola 2010 as favourites Algeria were stunned by Malawi and Burkina Faso held Côte d’Ivoire to a draw.
Torres: Our best is yet to come
The Liverpool and Spain striker and FIFA/FIFPro World XI member spoke exclusively to FIFA.com about his objectives for club and country in 2010.
2013 Mediterranean Games dates confirmed
The International Committee for the Mediterranean Games has confirmed the dates of the 17th Mediterranean Games, which Greece will host.
Del Bosque handed new Spain deal
Vicente del Bosque has inked a contract extension that will keep him at the Spain controls until EURO 2012, regardless of what happens in South Africa.
Messi: Never in my wildest dreams
The first Argentinian to be named the FIFA World Player of the Year, the inimitable Lionel Messi chatted to FIFA.com after collecting the award.
Law: Fergie will retire as greatest
Manchester United’s Sir Alex Ferguson will retire as the greatest manager in the history of football, according to former Red Devils striker Denis Law.
Messi: End the year in style
Lionel Messi speaks exclusively to FIFA.com about Barcelona’s rich vein of form, the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup and Argentina’s chances in 2010.
