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  1. Euro-Resilient streak gives Turkey hope (Reuters)
  2. Euro-Spain forget 4-1 win, concentrate on revived Russia (Reuters)
  3. Euro-Germans, Turks get ready for emotive semi-final (Reuters)
  4. Anti-racism message driven home prior to semis (AFP)
  5. On the margin but in the headlines - team player Cesc (AFP)
  6. I don't believe in miracles, insist Turkey's Terim (AFP)
  7. Euro-Turkey do not need a miracle, says coach (Reuters)
  8. Luis and Juan Carlos are buddies (AFP)
  9. Euro-Turkey's Emre ruled out of semi final (Reuters)
  10. Bulls not announcing who they'll pick (AP)
  11. Did Davydenko talk his way into trouble? (AP)
  12. Euro-Wenger tips Germany to go all the way (Reuters)
  13. Thousands promise to shave heads if Spain wins Euro 2008 (AFP)
  14. Rodman pleads no contest to battery (AP)
  15. Sharapova plays in tuxedo-style outfit (AP)
  16. Safina added to Russian Olympic team (AP)
  17. Rivers' Gatorade-stained shirt nets $55K (AP)
  18. Euro-Germany expected to build on golden big event record (Reuters)
  19. Russia's jewel Arshavin lapping up the big time (AFP)
  20. Panama fires soccer coach (AP)
  21. Thai coach Charnwit offers to resign after World Cup flop (Reuters)
  22. Former OFC chief Charlie Dempsey dies aged 86 (Reuters)
  23. Soccer administrator Dempsey dies (AP)
  24. Hamad quits Iraq post after World Cup exit (Reuters)
  25. Djokovic loses to Safin at Wimbledon (AP)
  26. Euro-Fenerbahce say Aragones will be next coach (Reuters)
  27. Euro-Fenerbahce say Spain's Aragones will be next coach (Reuters)
  28. Euro-Germans prepare to down tools for Turkey semi-final (Reuters)
  29. Hornets trade 1st-round pick to Blazers (AP)
  30. Top seed Ivanovic survives, beats Dechy (AP)
  31. Fenerbahce claims deal with Aragones (AP)
  32. Euro-Luis Aragones factbox (Reuters)
  33. Euro-Aragones seeking new challenges at 69 (Reuters)
  34. Heat have many options with No. 2 pick (AP)
  35. Realistic Hiddink revels in Russia's Euro journey (AFP)
  36. Euro-Germany unchanged, Mehmet Aurelio returns (Reuters)
  37. Sonics to draft 4th on day trial ends (AP)
  38. Pressure on Bobcats' Jordan and Brown (AP)
  39. Storms knocks out Euros TV (AP)
  40. Germany scores late to advance (AP)
  41. Chelsea to spur youth football in US (AP)
  42. REFILE-HIGHLIGHTS-Soccer-Euro-Germany v Turkey (Reuters)
  43. Lahm sends fortunate Gemany to final (Reuters)
  44. Bobcats obtain 20th pick from Nuggets (AP)
  45. Cold Turkey as Germany jumps for joy (AFP)
  46. Euro-Storm deprives TV viewers of semi-final drama (Reuters)
  47. Shaq to lose another police badge (AP)
  48. 1 killed, 7 injured before match (AP)
  49. Report: Pacers to deal O'Neal to Raptors (AP)
  50. Red Bulls beat Chivas on Echeverry's goal in 22nd minute (AP)
  51. Euro-Turkey's Rustu announces international retirement (Reuters)
  52. Euro-Thirsty Dutch fans help to boost Swiss brewers (Reuters)
  53. Knee forces Davenport out of Wimbledon (AP)
  54. EXCLUSIVE-Soccer-Euro-We must fight for glory: Spanish king (Reuters)
  55. Euro-Kazim hopes displays herald bright future (Reuters)
  56. Euro-Fan incursions price to pay for no fences, says UEFA (Reuters)
  57. Unspectacular but efficient Germany gets to final (AP)
  58. Puerto Rico creates 8-team soccer league (AP)
  59. UEFA confident of no more TV outages (AP)
  60. Euro-Moscow authorities ban sale of alcohol for big match (Reuters)
  61. Former Italy coach Roberto Donadoni (Reuters)
  62. Mauresmo pulls out of Wimbledon doubles (AP)
  63. Euro-Spain field team that beat Russia 4-1 (Reuters)
  64. Donadoni removed as Italy coach (AP)
  65. Euro-Russia and Spain goalless at halftime in semi-final (Reuters)
  66. Euro-Swiss organisers hail peaceful tournament (Reuters)
  67. Italy coach Marcello Lippi (Reuters)
  68. Nets trade Jefferson to Bucks for Yi (AP)
  69. Brazil honours 1958 World Cup heroes (Reuters)
  70. Hiddink gracious in "deserved" Spanish defeat (AFP)
  71. Euro-Midfield control the key to Spain victory - Aragones (Reuters)
  72. Pacers deal 11th pick Bayless to Blazers (AP)
  73. Knicks pick Gallinari to start Walsh era (AP)
  74. Excellent tournament set for gripping finale (Reuters)
  75. I've lost one major final, I don't want to lose another: Cesc (AFP)
  76. Euro-All eyes on final target for Germany and Spain (Reuters)
  77. PREVIEW-Soccer-Euro-Excellent tournament set for gripping finale (Reuters)
  78. Loew's men on a high as German song remains the same (AFP)
  79. Timberwolves grab Mayo at No. 3 (AP)
  80. Stanford's Lopez twins go separate ways (AP)
  81. Classy Spain too good as Russia run out of steam in Euro 2008 (AFP)
  82. Mayo, Love in Wolves-Memphis 8-man trade (AP)
  83. Lausanne offers table football with a twist (AFP)
  84. Spain beats Russia 3-0 to reach final (AP)
  85. Euro-Incalculable Spain pose problems for Germany (Reuters)
  86. Asian zone final 2010 World Cup qualifying groups (Reuters)
  87. Japan, Australia paired and Koreas face off in qualifiers (Reuters)
  88. Spain self-doubt replaced by swagger after win v Russia (Reuters)
  89. Euro-Tactical preview of final between Germany and Spain (Reuters)
  90. Euro-Blunt Aragones meets suave Loew in style clash (Reuters)
  91. Euro-Spain's route to the finals (Reuters)
  92. Euro-Turkish federation says coach Terim to stay (Reuters)
  93. Euro-Turkish federation says Terim to stay as coach (Reuters)
  94. Euro-Spain confident they can cope without Villa (Reuters)
  95. Euro-Rosetti will complete refereeing double in final (Reuters)
  96. UEFA probes Croatia fans Nazi banners (AP)
  97. Euro-Metzelder looks forward to final close shave (Reuters)
  98. Euro-UEFA to decide on 2012 preparations in September (Reuters)
  99. Euro-Spain ready to rain on Germany's parade (Reuters)
  100. Nets extend qualifying offer to C Krstic (AP)
  101. Euro-Villa almost certain to miss Euro 2008 final (Reuters)
  102. Porto's rivals appeal against Champions League reprieve (Reuters)
  103. Swiss goalscorer Yakin considering England move (Reuters)
  104. Gallinari set for pressures of New York (AP)
  105. Hiddink "amazed" at Russian team's reception in Moscow (AFP)
  106. Turkish players in the money after Euro exploits (AFP)
  107. Nets decide to make wholesale changes (AP)
  108. US men go out early at Wimbledon (AP)
  109. Sweden captain Ljungberg retires from internationals (AFP)
  110. Sweden's Ljungberg announces international retirement (Reuters)
  111. Sonics, Seattle, NBA wait for ruling (AP)
  112. Gimelstob sorry for Kournikova comments (AP)
  113. Spain ready to bypass German supremacy (Reuters)
  114. Euro-Results of past European Championship finals (Reuters)
  115. PREVIEW-Soccer-Euro-Spain ready to bypass German supremacy (Reuters)
  116. Japan's Nakamura wary of Aussie 'power soccer' (Reuters)
  117. Euros have had some of everthing (AP)
  118. Euro-Platini invites former Spanish rival to final (Reuters)
  119. Euro-Bigger finals would not dilute quality, says Platini (Reuters)
  120. Euro-Spain's 2008 vintage more than matches predecessors (Reuters)
  121. Euro-Germany look good, but lack class of 1972 (Reuters)
  122. Euro 2012 final decision in September (AP)
  123. Euro-Germany, Spain seen grinding to halt for final (Reuters)
  124. Euro-Beckenbauer fears technically gifted Spanish (Reuters)
  125. Heat give Beasley red-carpet treatment (AP)
  126. Euro-Tournament praised ahead of fitting finale (Reuters)
  127. Germany has the medals, yet Spain is favored (AP)
  128. Euro-Players have shown greater respect, says Collina (Reuters)
  129. Ballack may miss Euro 2008 final (AP)
  130. Euro-Ballack doubtful for Euro 2008 final (Reuters)
  131. Injured Ballack key to Germany-Spain (AP)
  132. We'll beat Spain with or without Ballack, says Loew (AFP)
  133. Injury threatens German Euro 2008 final hopes (Reuters)
  134. Spain swept by Euro 2008 fever as final nears (AFP)
  135. Spain intent on breaking "horrible statistic" says Casillas (AFP)
  136. Loew hopeful injury-victim Ballack is fit for Euro final (AFP)
  137. Zimbabwe's Black fears for homeland (AP)
  138. Spain's Cesc to start final against Germany: Aragones (AFP)
  139. On eve of Euro final Aragones criticises Spanish Federation (AFP)
  140. Euro-No one remembers losers - Aragones tells Spain (Reuters)
  141. Canada wins CONCACAF U-20 women's championship (AP)
  142. Adebayor says he may leave Arsenal for Barcelona (Reuters)
  143. Nervous Germany wait on injured Ballack (Reuters)
  144. Another final - but still no Mullers on German horizon (AFP)
  145. Canada claims CONCACAF final, tops U.S. (PA SportsTicker)
  146. Euro-Swiss and Austrian soccer bank on Euro 2008 boom (Reuters)
  147. Spain turns red for Euro 2008 final (AFP)
  148. Euro-Spanish royalty and Harrison Ford to mingle at final (Reuters)
  149. Euro-Spanish and Germans kick off final party in Vienna (Reuters)
  150. Euro-Platini makes winning team step up for trophy (Reuters)
  151. Football-crazy Germans warm up for Euro final (AFP)
  152. Swiss and Austrian soccer bank on Euro 2008 boom (Reuters)
  153. Football fans, Darth Vader celebrate Euro 2008 final (AFP)
  154. Loew and Hickersberger ban wasn't justified, says Blatter (AFP)
  155. Blatter: We have backup plan for 2010 (AP)
  156. Ballack starts against Spain (AP)
  157. Euro-Torres gives Spain 1-0 lead at halftime in final (Reuters)
  158. Euro-Germany 0 Spain 1 - halftime (Reuters)
  159. German Federation give Klinsmann share of Euro credit (AFP)
  160. Euro-Germany 0 Spain 1 - latest (Reuters)
  161. Turkey's Nihat to miss start of season after surgery (Reuters)
  162. Euro-Spain triumph in football's fiesta final (Reuters)
  163. Euro-Torres jubilant after ending Spain's trophy wait (Reuters)
  164. Lowe misses chance to join German greats (AFP)
  165. ANALYSIS-Soccer-Euro-Spain's little men outmanoeuvre Germany (Reuters)
  166. Euro-Swiss minister says Euro 2008 faced terrorist threat (Reuters)
  167. Euro-Lehmann unsure on Germany future after final defeat (Reuters)
  168. Liverpool's Alonso says Euro win rivals 2005 (AFP)
  169. Euro-Success will take time to sink in, say Spain players (Reuters)
  170. Euro-Germany fans disappointed but pay tribute to Spain (Reuters)
  171. Casino: Lawsuit against NBA was mistake (AP)
  172. Spain put their "black legend" to bed with Euro win (AFP)
  173. Spanish PM sets sights on World Cup after Euro 2008 win (AFP)
  174. Chivas de Guadalajara beats FC Dallas 2-1 (AP)
  175. Euro-Stylish winners Spain sum up attacking tournament (Reuters)
  176. Roddick suffers earliest Wimbledon exit (AP)
  177. Jankovic limps into Wimbledon 4th round (AP)
  178. Euro-Rain never put dampener on sizzling Euro 2008 (Reuters)
  179. Euro-Spain cast aside under achievers millstone in style (Reuters)
  180. Euro-Vienna starts big clean up after Spanish party (Reuters)
  181. Lyon and Marseille dispute Ben Arfa deal (Reuters)
  182. Hernandez selected best player at Euro 2008 (AP)
  183. Euro-UEFA squad of the tournament (Reuters)
  184. Euro-Xavi named as player of the tournament (Reuters)
  185. Euro-German police report isolated troubles in east (Reuters)
  186. Toni and Gomez head top of the Euro flops (AFP)
  187. We've broken so many hoodoos, says Casillas (AFP)
  188. Xavi named player of Euro 2008 (AFP)
  189. Xavi voted Euro 2008 top player (AP)
  190. Spanish fan found dead, 52 held after Euro 2008: police (AFP)
  191. Nihat out for up to four months (AFP)
  192. Heat have holes to plug in free agency (AP)
  193. Euro-German fans pay tribute to beaten Euro finalists (Reuters)
  194. Juventus and Torino in tug of war for Knezevic (Reuters)
  195. LeBron helps kids go green (AP)
  196. Spain fan found dead amid celebrations (AP)
  197. German soccer team welcomed home by 100,000 fans (AP)
  198. Chelsea sign Deco from Barcelona (Reuters)
  199. Spain hailed for soccer breakthrough (AP)
  200. Heroes' welcome for Germany's almost-champions (AFP)
  201. Euro final gets 3.1 overnight rating on ABC (AP)
  202. Spain gives football heroes ecstatic welcome home (Reuters)
  203. Costa Rica name former assistant as national coach (Reuters)
  204. Wizards, Jamison agree to 4 years, $50M (AP)
  205. Lakers extend offers to Vujacic, Turiaf (AP)
  206. Chelsea sign Portugal's Deco (AFP)
  207. Wolves extend qualifying offers to 3 (AP)
  208. Hanging on to Lampard Scolari's top task (AFP)
  209. Spain matures into Euro 2008 champion (AP)
  210. Atletico sign Czech defender Ujfalusi (Reuters)
  211. Tanasugarn first Thai in Slam quarter (AP)
  212. Newcastle's Barton escapes jail over training ground attack (AFP)
  213. Turkey extends Terim's contract to 2012 (Reuters)
  214. Italy's Lippi will not pressure Totti, Nesta to return (Reuters)
  215. NBA hires Army general to oversee refs (AP)
  216. China's Zheng reaches semifinals (AP)
  217. Manchester City to play at Faeroes (AP)
  218. Lippi takes over as Italy coach again (AP)
  219. No cases of doping detected during Euro 2008 (AFP)
  220. Clippers want to keep Brand, Maggette (AP)
  221. 76ers name former GM Nash scout (AP)
  222. Terim stays in charge of Turkey until 2012 (AFP)
  223. Brazil defender Alves to join Barcelona (AFP)
  224. Calderon agrees to stay with Raptors (AP)
  225. Ben Arfa finally joins Marseille (AFP)
  226. Eriksson facing a new reality in Mexico, warns Valdano (Reuters)
  227. Boca furious as 20-year-old leaves after one match (Reuters)
  228. SuperSonics G Watson breaks thumb (AP)
  229. Trujillo's 2 lead KC past Carolina in US Open Cup (AP)
  230. Banner leads Fire 4-1 over Stars (AP)
  231. Revolution advance in US Open Cup with 3-0 win (AP)
  232. Burch scores twice, United beat Rochester 2-0 (AP)
  233. Seattle Sounders blank Chivas USA 2-0 (AP)
  234. 'Three-Lunged Park' coming on leaps and bounds (Reuters)
  235. Thailand looks for foreign coach (AFP)
  236. Blackburn releases Nelsen for NZ Olympic duty (AFP)
  237. UEFA's Platini in Poland for crunch Euro 2012 talks (AFP)
  238. Spain's Euro 2008 victory is good for the game - Xavi (Reuters)
  239. Newcastle sign Argentina winger Gutierrez (Reuters)
  240. Arshavin says he is ready to leave Zenit (Reuters)
  241. 'Spiderman' Gutierrez caught in Newcastle web (AFP)
  242. Recreativo sign Argentine Nayar amidst protests from Boca (Reuters)
  243. Sandra Klemenschits to return to WTA (AP)
  244. FIFA ordered to pay costs over marketing firm collapse (Reuters)
  245. D-Day nears for France's Domenech (AFP)
  246. Euro 2008 hot-shot Podolski set for Cologne return (AFP)
  247. Henin isn't ruling out return to tennis (AP)
  248. Man City sign Brazilian Jo for club record fee (Reuters)
  249. FIFA seeks neutral venue for qualifiers (AP)
  250. Medvedev hails Russia's soccer success (Reuters)