April 2, 2003
EURO 2004 results
Group 1 Israel 1-2 France Israel: Omri Afek (2)
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April 2, 2003
Iordanescu changes mind about resigning
Anghel Iordanescu has changed his mind about quitting his position just three days after offering his resignation as Romania's coach following the 5-2 home defeat by Denmark in a EURO 2004 qualifier.
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April 2, 2003
Inter deny move for Totti
Inter president Massimo Moratti has denied reports in Italy that he is trying to lure Francesco Totti away from Roma.
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April 2, 2003
Germany worried about Scotland, claims Vogts
Berti Vogts claims Germany are worried about Scotland's threat to them for Euro 2004 qualification, following back-to-back victories over Iceland.
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April 1, 2003
EURO 2004 fixtures
Group 1 Slovenia v Cyprus
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April 1, 2003
Defeat could spell end for Eriksson
Turkey coach Senol Gunes has suggested that Sven Goran Eriksson's international career could be ended by defeat from his Turkish side.
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April 1, 2003
Profits down for Manchester United
Manchester United have announced profits of £20.3 million for the six months to the end of January, drop of 34 per cent from the comparable period for 2001.
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April 1, 2003
Tofting faces jail term
Danish international midfielder Stig Tofting faces a four month jail term after being advised by his lawyer not to appeal against his conviction for assault.
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April 1, 2003
Vitesse appoint new coach
Edward Sturing has been appointed to replace the suspended Mike Snoei as coach of struggling Eredivisie club Vitesse.
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March 31, 2003
Beckenbauer critical of Grmany
Franz Beckenbauer believes Germanny's run to the World Cup final was an aberration and suggested the disappointing performance against Lithania at the weekend, was a fairer refelction of the team's abilities.
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March 31, 2003
Chelsea losses soar
Chelsea have posted losses of £11.3 million in the six months to end of December 2002, trebling their losses for the comparative period last year.
