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Inside Football
Van Persie and Gibbs boost Arsenal
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger breathed something of a sigh of relief after learning the damage to Robin van Persie and Kieran Gibbs during the international break was not as severe as first feared.
- Redknapp feels for Keane after Republic heartbreak
- Robinho makes Liverpool trip
- Wenger wary of alternative treatment
- Defence key for Chelsea
- Villa to make late decision on Dunne
- City will be too slick if Liverpool don’t click, says Walsh
- Manchester City star Bellamy admits quit fears
- Liverpool boosted by Johnson’s quick return
- I’d never go to Manchester City, says Neville
Glentoran players want me to stay, says McDonald
Fans may have wanted him out, but Alan McDonald is still Glentoran manager - because the players want him to be.
- McFall cuts squad for Wales test
- Crusaders after goal threat
- Institute prepare for Coleraine game
- Newry City facing player crisis
- Hamilton’s fear for Glentoran's kids
- Kelly is the Wright man for Lisburn Distillery
- I never doubted Portadown’s quality, says Linfield boss Jeffrey
- Local football legends meet the fans
- Glentoran job was worst pressure of all: Cassidy
- Just how difficult is it to manage Linfield or Glentoran?
- McAllister aiming for reaction from Donegal Celtic
- IFA President Kennedy stays
- Portadown move for ex-United kid Curran
- Grimsby Town look to reel in Taggart
- Crusaders’ anger at pitch claims
- Coleraine 3 Glenavon 0
- Crusaders' Seaview pitch ‘not fit’ for play
- Cliftonville 3 Newry City 2
- Dungannon Swifts 2 Portadown 8
- Crusaders 1 Glentoran 1
- Ballymena United 1 Institute 1
- I’ll stay at Derry: Kenny
- Money isn’t everything: McCallion
- Boyce call opens door for another young Red
Henry: Replay is 'fairest solution'
Thierry Henry has admitted replaying the World Cup qualification play-off against Ireland would be "the fairest solution".
- French should offer replay, says Wenger
- Roy Keane's history of cutting comments
- FIFA block Irish replay hopes
- Keane tells Republic 'get over it'
- FIFA reject Republic replay
- Trapattoni wants answers from FIFA after play-off loss
- Where is your class Thierry? Await the insincere apology
- Republic of Ireland footballers' World Cup heartbreak
- Gillette plan to keep Henry in advertising
- Henry's name is now tarnished: St Ledger
- Northern Ireland may face Slovenia again
- England named top seeds for Euro qualifiers
- England spared Beckham jet bill
- Harrington riled by Henry’s cheers after handball incident
- Trapattoni and Republic's 'bitter' evening
- Cruel defeat ends Republic's dream
- Ireland's Richard Dunne: Thierry Henry admitted to me that he cheated
- Dunne: We were cheated
- Ireland played like lions, South Africa will miss a hell of a guest
- Henry cheats Ireland out of World Cup dream
- Republic of Ireland: Player ratings
- New Scotland boss to call the shots: Smith
- Republic of Ireland's play-off woe
- Ronaldo ready to strut his stuff on the world stage
Germany keeper throws himself under train
Germany was in shock last night after national team goalkeeper Robert Enke died in an apparent suicide.
- Barca cool Robinho deal talk
- Petrescu will be happy to end up as a loser to Rangers
- Kaka looks forward to Milan return
- I’m no Real saviour: Ronaldo
- Beckham's Milan return set for January
- Vieri calls time on goal-laden career
- Benfica 5 Everton 0
- Fulham 1 Roma 1
- We did our best, says Everton boss Moyes
- Decisions dismay Fulham boss Hodgson
- Celtic 0 SV Hamburg 1
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