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  1. Cannavaro relishing Real challenge (Reuters)
  2. Duff agrees move to Newcastle United (Reuters)
  3. Togo stick with coach Pfister for 2008 Nations Cup (Reuters)
  4. Juventus hopeful as appeals start in match-fixing scandal (Reuters)
  5. Turkish prosecutor to probe soccer match-fixing allegations (AP)
  6. Salmons decides not to join Raptors (AP)
  7. Arsenal say hello to new stadium and goodbye to Bergkamp (Reuters)
  8. Calderon provisional president only, says Real rival (Reuters)
  9. Seychelles surprise Namibia to set up Zambia clash (Reuters)
  10. Late goal gives Steaua victory in Romanian Super Cup (Reuters)
  11. US players adjust to international game (AP)
  12. Villarreal coach criticises players after Intertoto exit (Reuters)
  13. Japanese teen Morimoto seals loan move to Italy (Reuters)
  14. Celtic hand Everton pre-season defeat (Reuters)
  15. Pacers, Mavs to swap Johnson, Armstrong (AP)
  16. Raptors to sign Pacers G Fred Jones (AP)
  17. Adriano says he is staying at Inter (Reuters)
  18. U.S. players use camp to improve (AP)
  19. United States 5, Ireland 0 (AP)
  20. Arab Champions League draw (Reuters)
  21. Al Ahli strike late to win Egyptian Super Cup (Reuters)
  22. Croatia's Prso quits international soccer (Reuters)
  23. Liverpool pip Manchester United in all-time table (Reuters)
  24. Real striker Soldado to join Osasuna (Reuters)
  25. Polish FA offices searched in World Cup ticket row (Reuters)
  26. Ajax striker Perez quits Danish international scene (Reuters)
  27. Platini officially named as UEFA presidency candidate (Reuters)
  28. Casiraghi and Zola take on Italy under-21 roles (Reuters)
  29. Barcelona defender Oleguer extends contract to 2010 (Reuters)
  30. Valencia's Del Horno views year at Chelsea positively (Reuters)
  31. Turkish government to join match-fixing probe (Reuters)
  32. Thuram completes move from Juventus to Barcelona (Reuters)
  33. Ajax striker Perez quits Danish international scene (Reuters)
  34. Platini officially named as UEFA presidency candidate (Reuters)
  35. Casiraghi and Zola take on Italy under-21 roles (Reuters)
  36. Barcelona defender Oleguer extends contract to 2010 (Reuters)
  37. Valencia's Del Horno views year at Chelsea positively (Reuters)
  38. Thuram completes move from Juventus to Barcelona (Reuters)
  39. Gerrard wants to be England captain (Reuters)
  40. Bayern see good chance of signing Van Nistelrooy (Reuters)
  41. South African officials to meet Parreira (Reuters)
  42. Browns owner may bid for English soccer club (AP)
  43. Bayern see good chance of signing Van Nistelrooy (Reuters)
  44. Raptors ink Spanish Finals MVP Garbajosa (AP)
  45. Real Sociedad defender Brechet set to sign for Sochaux (Reuters)
  46. South Africa to play friendly against Namibia (Reuters)
  47. Koubek rallies to win at Generali Open (AP)
  48. Volandri, Cilic advance at Croatia Open (AP)
  49. Brazil selects former captain Dunga coach of national team (AP)
  50. Valencia inquires about Man U's Ronaldo (SportsTicker)
  51. FIAT boss: Juventus not for sale (SportsTicker)
  52. Brazil names former star Dunga coach of national team (AP)
  53. Brazil names former captain Dunga coach (SportsTicker)
  54. Dunga factbox (Reuters)
  55. Brazil follow Germany's lead with Dunga appointment (Reuters)
  56. Ferrero upset at Croatia Open (AP)
  57. Kings sign free agent G Salmons (AP)
  58. Stoudemire going full speed at U.S. camp (AP)
  59. Agassi advances at Los Angeles (AP)
  60. Roddick says Connors will be his coach (AP)
  61. German League Cup quarterfinal fixtures (Reuters)
  62. Belgian championship fixtures (Reuters)
  63. Sunderland name Quinn as new manager (Reuters)
  64. Croatia name Bilic as new coach (Reuters)
  65. Italy captain Cannavaro completes Real Madrid move (Reuters)
  66. Levante sign Cameroon striker Meyong Ze (Reuters)
  67. Bilic hired as new coach of Croatian national team (AP)
  68. Croatia name Bilic as new coach (Reuters)
  69. S.Africa sees billions of rand spent on World Cup (Reuters)
  70. Bilic named new Croatia coach (SportsTicker)
  71. Czech players deny involvement in Turkey match-fixing allegations (AP)
  72. UEFA extends Italian clubs' deadline until Wednesday (Reuters)
  73. Aston Villa chairman opens talks with Browns owner Lerner (SportsTicker)
  74. Verdicts in Italy's soccer scandal scheduled for 1830 GMT (Reuters)
  75. Priske completes move from Portsmouth to Club Bruges (Reuters)
  76. CAF to complete first Nations Cup inspection in Angola (Reuters)
  77. Organizing chiefs insist South Africa will be ready for 2010 (AP)
  78. Verdicts in Italian scandal set for 1830 GMT (Reuters)
  79. Peer, Golovin win first round matches (AP)
  80. Mavs' Terry finally signs six-year deal (AP)
  81. Top-seeded Castano advances at Budapest (AP)
  82. Marion, Morrison, Ridnour off US roster (AP)
  83. Dunga demands body, mind, heart and soul from players (Reuters)
  84. Boca ask Argentina to let Basile stay on for six months (Reuters)
  85. Court confirms Juve drop, reprieves Lazio and Fiorentina (Reuters)
  86. Juve relegated but Lazio, Fiorentina reprieved (Reuters)
  87. Juventus to appeal relegation ruling-report (Reuters)
  88. Juventus lead laments after appeals court verdicts (Reuters)
  89. Verdicts in Italy's soccer scandal (Reuters)
  90. Juventus confirms will appeal court decision (Reuters)
  91. Majerus turns down job as Nuggets asst. (AP)
  92. Milan emerge as winners from Italy's scandal appeals (Reuters)
  93. Ferencvaros kicked out of Hungary's top division (Reuters)
  94. Foudy says US women's league can rise again (Reuters)
  95. U.S. women's league can rise again, says Foudy (Reuters)
  96. Mavs promote Rolando Blackman (AP)
  97. PREVIEW-Soccer-Trio of contenders target SPL title (Reuters)
  98. AC Milan attack Real Madrid over Kaka move (Reuters)
  99. Punished Italian clubs ready to fight in civil courts (Reuters)
  100. South African Fortune joins Bolton in one-year deal (Reuters)
  101. Ljungberg set to miss Arsenal's early games (Reuters)
  102. Middlesbrough sign Arca from Sunderland (Reuters)
  103. Villa shares surge after takeover talk (Reuters)
  104. Ferencvaros players blame board for relegation (Reuters)
  105. UEFA meeting to decide AC Milan's Champions League place (Reuters)
  106. Celtics sign free-agent C Pittsnogle (AP)
  107. UEFA to decide Thursday on Milan's participation in the Champions League (AP)
  108. Ferencvaros board blamed for relegation (Reuters)
  109. Hiddink to face tax fraud charges (Reuters)
  110. Brazil midfielder Emerson completes move to Real Madrid (Reuters)
  111. Inter Milan awarded Italy 2005-6 Serie A title (Reuters)
  112. Group headed by Neville bids for Aston Villa (SportsTicker)
  113. Liverpool sign winger Pennant from Birmingham City (Reuters)
  114. Brazil midfielder Emerson completes move to Real Madrid (Reuters)
  115. Brian McBride retires from international soccer (AP)
  116. Atletico agree deal with Valencia for striker Mista (Reuters)
  117. Manchester United sweep Celtic aside in 3-0 friendly win (Reuters)
  118. Raptors waive Williams, sign Jones (AP)
  119. McBride retires from international stage (Reuters)
  120. McBride retires from international stage (Reuters)
  121. Veteran Zagallo leaves Brazil co-ordinator post (Reuters)
  122. Fonseca joins Benfica as Mexican exodus continues (Reuters)
  123. Ecuador coach Suarez to stay on in the job (Reuters)
  124. Hornets ink Bobby Jackson, Rasual Butler (AP)
  125. Wagner to earn 100th cap for U.S. team (AP)
  126. Copa Brasil winners (Reuters)
  127. PREVIEW-Soccer-Belgian season starts under cloud of corruption (Reuters)
  128. Disparate trio set to fight for honours in Scotland (Reuters)
  129. Free agency's best buys
  130. PREVIEW-Soccer-Al Ahli hit by absences for Champions League test (Reuters)
  131. Trezeguet and Ibrahimovic will stay at Juve, coach says (Reuters)
  132. O'Neill top choice for Villa (AFP)
  133. Van Nistelrooy saga takes new twist (AFP)
  134. Juventus have nothing to be sorry for, says Moggi (Reuters)
  135. Barcelona fast-tracked into world club semi-finals (Reuters)
  136. Coach resigns at Colombian champions Pasto (Reuters)
  137. UEFA postpones AC Milan decision (AFP)
  138. Soccer-Barcelona fast-tracked into world club semi-finals (Reuters)
  139. Striker Mista completes Atletico move (Reuters)
  140. Nedved chooses to stay at relegated Juventus (Reuters)
  141. Loyal Nedved to stick by scandal-hit Juventus (AFP)
  142. Real Madrid move to heal rift with AC Milan over Kaka (Reuters)
  143. UEFA asks for safety guarantees for Israel matches in Tel Aviv area (AP)
  144. UEFA asks Israel to assure safety of visiting clubs (Reuters)
  145. US forward McBride retires from international football (AFP)
  146. Democrat Barkley may run for governor (AP)
  147. Kuerten to miss U.S. Open, Davis Cup (AP)
  148. Van Nistelrooy signs for Real Madrid (AFP)
  149. Ruud van Nistelrooy factbox (Reuters)
  150. Quinn's consortium completes Sunderland takeover (AFP)
  151. Zidane's headbutt spawns chart-topping hit (AFP)
  152. Madrid-bound Van Nistelrooy knows route to goal (Reuters)
  153. Sonics trade C Moore to Nets for pick (AP)
  154. Queudrue makes Fulham switch (AFP)
  155. Magic re-sign F Trevor Ariza (AP)
  156. Fonseca completes moves from Cruz Azul to Benfica (Reuters)
  157. Mexico's Fonseca joins Benfica for four years (AFP)
  158. Disgraced Juventus to lodge appeal with CONI (AFP)
  159. All eyes will be on Ronaldinho during Barcelona's US tour (AP)
  160. England's Chelsea soccer team hits Los Angeles (AP)
  161. AFC to probe incident in North Korea v China match (Reuters)
  162. Messi says he switched off after Argentina World Cup exit (Reuters)
  163. Ferencvaros a symbol of Hungary's sad decline (Reuters)
  164. Man Utd agree Carrick deal at last (AFP)
  165. Blackburn sign South Africa striker McCarthy from Porto (Reuters)
  166. New South Korea coach opens the door for youngsters (Reuters)
  167. McCarthy signs for Rovers (AFP)
  168. Barcelona wary of a Real renaissance under Capello (Reuters)
  169. Villarreal to sign Argentine midfielder Somoza (Reuters)
  170. Van Nistelrooy passes medical at Real Madrid (Reuters)
  171. AC Milan set to face Red Star or Cork (AFP)
  172. Ferguson could be out for five matches (AFP)
  173. Fans' group urge FIFA to look at World Cup ticketing (Reuters)
  174. AFC tells Lebanon to consider moving matches from Beirut (Reuters)
  175. Arsenal confirm Chelsea talks over Ashley Cole (Reuters)
  176. Van Nistelrooy passes Real medical (AFP)
  177. Celtic face tough task to retain title, says Strachan (Reuters)
  178. We can't go to Israel says Liverpool boss Benitez (AFP)
  179. UEFA Cup draw takes Trabzonspor back to Cyprus (Reuters)
  180. United close to signing Carrick, says Ferguson (Reuters)
  181. Carrick close to Man United move (AFP)
  182. Hearts sign Chile's Pinilla (AFP)
  183. Van Nistelrooy completes move to Real Madrid (Reuters)
  184. Uruguay striker Bueno joins Sporting on loan (Reuters)
  185. Man United agree fee for Carrick (AFP)
  186. Liverpool wants Champions League matches moved out of Israel (AP)
  187. Van Nistelrooy completes dream move (AFP)
  188. LuaLua agrees new Portsmouth contract (AFP)
  189. Broke Chilean club headhunts Zidane (AFP)
  190. Rockets re-sign G John Lucas III (AP)
  191. Football provides therapy for drug addicts in cricket-crazy India (AFP)
  192. Reports: Knicks sign Wizards F Jeffries (AP)
  193. New South Africa coach Carlos Alberto Parreira (Reuters)
  194. Roberto Carlos mulling Turkey move (AFP)
  195. Senegalese defender Gueye joins Red Star Belgrade (Reuters)
  196. PREVIEW-Soccer-Lyon minus nine players against Paris St Germain (Reuters)
  197. German referee Merk takes break after tough World Cup (Reuters)
  198. Aimar leaves Valencia for Real Zaragoza (SportsTicker)
  199. Real Zaragoza sign Argentina's Aimar from Valencia (Reuters)
  200. Valeron out for four months after second knee operation (Reuters)
  201. N.Korea protests over referee in women's Asian Cup semi (Reuters)
  202. Parreira to coach 2010 World Cup host South Africa (AP)
  203. Southampton buy Czech midfielder Skacel from Hearts (Reuters)
  204. McCarthy celebrates dream Rovers move (AFP)
  205. Parreira to coach South Africa through 2010 World Cup (SportsTicker)
  206. Zurawski double boosts Celtic as Czech mates fire Hearts (AFP)
  207. Fortune thanks lucky stars for Bolton (AFP)
  208. Troubled Marcelinho set to join Trabzonspor (AFP)
  209. Parreira installed as South Africa coach for 2010: SAFA chief (AFP)
  210. Iraqi soccer team coach resigns after death threats (AP)
  211. Schalke, Hamburg reach German League Cup semi-finals (Reuters)
  212. Hamburg and Schalke make League Cup semis (AFP)
  213. Zaragoza pin hopes on Argentine Aimar (AFP)
  214. Hertha Berlin's Marcelinho signs for Trabzonspor (Reuters)
  215. Ribery no-show a misunderstanding: agent (AFP)
  216. Tottenham captain King out for up to two months (Reuters)
  217. Celtic kicks off Scottish Premier League season with 4-1 win over Kilmarnock (AP)
  218. Club America 1, Everton FC 1 (Club America wins shootout 5-4) (AP)
  219. Spurs suffer King injury blow (AFP)
  220. Sven blundered over Defoe: Lampard (AFP)
  221. New injury hell for Deportivo star Valeron (AFP)
  222. Bayern arrive in Japan for lucrative friendly (Reuters)
  223. Troubled Marcelinho signs with Trabzonspor (AFP)
  224. Smashnova defends Budapest GP title (AP)
  225. Lyon's reserves win pre-season event on penalties (Reuters)
  226. Shearer turns down role with England (Reuters)
  227. Lyon edge out PSG on penalties (AFP)
  228. CSKA beat city rivals Levski to win Super Cup in shootout (Reuters)
  229. Wembley Stadium unlikely to be completed by September (Reuters)
  230. United States 2, Canada 0 (AP)
  231. Rioting fans set toilets on fire in Brazil (Reuters)
  232. Man Utd agree fee for Carrick with Tottenham (Reuters)
  233. Man Utd agree fee for Carrick with Tottenham (Reuters)
  234. Dinamo Bucharest want UEFA Cup Israel trip switched (Reuters)
  235. Chelsea desperate for Champions League prize says Terry (Reuters)
  236. Roberto Carlos to stay at Real Madrid (Reuters)
  237. Wembley builders expected to miss latest deadline (AP)
  238. FA charge Hasselbaink over Chelsea bonus claims (Reuters)
  239. France's Ribery back training with Marseille (Reuters)
  240. Bayern lose but Podolski softens Ruud blow (Reuters)
  241. Hasselbaink faces FA charge over Chelsea slur (AFP)
  242. Beckham hopes to be fit for Real Madrid's U.S. Tour (Reuters)
  243. Players engaging in racist behavior to be banned for five matches under new UEFA rules (AP)
  244. Beckham eyes role in Greece friendly (AFP)
  245. Beckham hopes to be fit for US Tour (Reuters)
  246. Bilbao's Gurpegi banned for two years after positive test (Reuters)
  247. Pompey still keen on Campbell (AFP)
  248. PREVIEW-Soccer-French League kings Lyon set to reign again (Reuters)
  249. UEFA clamps down on racism, 'diving' (AFP)
  250. Prospects for French Ligue 1 clubs in 2006-07 (Part Two) (Reuters)