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Two in a row for Lambert - Norwich Evening News

Two in a row for Lambert Norwich Evening News City boss Paul Lambert has won the Coca-Cola League One Manager of the Month award for the second time in a row. Lambert won the trophy for December and has ... More

World Cup 2010: New Zealand Expect No Surprise In Final Squad For South Africa

All of the All Whites who finished qualification should be on the plane... More

Joan Capdevila Doubtful For Villarreal Against Athletic Bilbao On Saturday

The defender looks likely to miss a league game for the first time this season... More

PESCH AIMING FOR HIGH FIVE - Burton Mail

Burton Mail PESCH AIMING FOR HIGH FIVE Burton Mail ... most notably last Easter when they recorded a 2-1 victory to extend the Brewers' agonising wait to clinch the Blue Square Premier title. ... and more » More

City end Magpies' run - Dorset Echo

City end Magpies' run Dorset Echo Ultimately, however, it was the Clarets who prevailed and went second in the Blue Square South table while the Magpies continue to look over their shoulders ... and more » More

Spanish Cumpleanos: Rinus Michels

Every weekday Goal.com celebrates the birthday of past and present La Liga-related figures. Today includes all those born on February 9. More

Portsmouth 'hopeful' of new deal

Portsmouth will today seek to reach an 11th-hour agreement with HM Revenue and Customs that would save the club from being forced into liquidation at the High Court tomorrow. More

Portsmouth looking for more time

Portsmouth were still optimistic yesterday they will be granted more time to find a new owner, ahead of tomorrow's date at the High Court which could see the club put out of business.More

Wenger should stop the excuses, says Ballack

Michael Ballack, the Chelsea midfielder, has accused the Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger, of making excuses for his team's inability to win key games against their closest rivals.More

Walcott admits: we lie down in big matches

The Arsenal winger Theo Walcott has admitted the club need to learn how to be more clinical following Sunday's 2-0 defeat at Chelsea. It is a lesson they will have to take on board quickly, as they play Liverpool tomorrow in a game they cannot afford to lose.More

Frustration for Cahill as World Cup hopes end with blood clot

It does not take much to end a World Cup dream, as Bolton Wanderers' Gary Cahill is finding out to his cost. Owen Coyle, his club manager, revealed yesterday that a blood clot has ended Cahill's hopes of further participation this season - and this summer.More

Ancelotti uses his guile to thrive where Scolari failed

Carlo Ancelotti has not won anything yet, but tonight he can crack open a bottle of decent red wine and raise a glass at having passed something of a minor landmark. He has lasted longer in the job of Chelsea manager than Luiz Felipe Scolari did.More

Ribéry says he may quit weakened Bayern

Franck Ribéry has hinted he may leave Bayern Munich, saying that he doubts whether the team can now compete with Europe's biggest teams. "I find that our team is not as strong as other teams, like Barcelona, Real Madrid, Manchester United, Chelsea," he said. Ribéry is expected to announce whether he will stay at Bayern before the end of the season. "I want to win trophies and to enjoy myself. I'm not 20 any more." More

Mancini: I lost my cool

ROBERTO MANCINI lost his cool for the first time as Man City boss during defeat at HullMore

Best team in world? It's Stoke!

ROBERTO MARTINEZ says Wigan will face the best side in the world tonight ... StokeMore