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In today’s World Soccer Daily, Ukraine ‘s Euro 2012 party faces huge snub by European leaders, the best paying teams in world sport, Liam Gallagher invades Roberto Mancini press conference, Serbian players down tools, A-League Jets perform u-turn.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, Redknapp shows more class than many in the press over Hodgson approach, Spain denies match fixing investigation, Barcelona players told to behave, Tevez in shock u-turn, Robben set to leave Bayern after Ribery bust-up.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, Pep goes and the world mourns just a little bit, Liverpool get their own reality TV show, UEFA stands firm over Champions League, heartening moment shared by fans of Athletic and Sporting, Neymar knocked out by an orange.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, the pain in Spain felt most keenly in Madrid, Chivas appoint coach to play the Cruyff way, FIFA looks to clean up its act again, the history of the football boot, Rangers boss forced to backtrack over injudicious remarks.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, John Terry is not that kind of player, Pearce confused about Euro squads, Cruyff gets surprise birthday message, Maradona speaks his mind, China corruption trial continues.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, Craig Whyte continues to lose friends and alienate people, German rivals make up, Olympic fever hits London, Genoa fans given five-year bans, Van Persie the cream of a not so hot crop.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, Adriano to sue Corinthians, Euro 2012 tickets still available, Tsunami football makes it way home, Bayer Leverkusen player attacked in nightclub, amazing visual display by Galatasaray fans.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, Rangers back on the market, Schalke decision to retire Raul shirt questioned, Drogba looking for a new stage, Young warned about diving, Argentinian fans protest by throwing crutches on the pitch, Ukraine cleans up its act.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, Chelsea defy the stats, Guardiola downbeat, Swiss chairman wins shootout challenge with player, they may not be the best but Man Utd are still the richest, veteran players look for pastures new.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, Barcelona treated in style, Mourinho hints at conspiracy again, Rangers saviour profiled, Romario elevates himself to all-time great status, Del Piero scared of life after Juventus, D-Day for Bin Hammam.