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Trapattonito stay

Giovanni Trapattoni's job as manager of the Italian national team is safe.
Realhave run out of stars to sign, admits Perez

Real Madrid who have been uncharacteristically quiet on the transfer frontin recent weeks, are unlikely to be making any new purchases this summer due to the dearth of star players available, admits club president Florentino…
ChampionsLeague overhaul attracts criticism

Liverpool's chief executive Rick Parry and Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger have spoken out against UEFA's proposed changes to the format of the Champions League.
Franceclose to choosing Lemerre successor

President of the French Football federation, Claude Simonet will decide next week who is to succeed Roger Lemerre as France's national coach.
Keownagrees new deal but Adams expected to quit

Arsenal defender Martin Keown has signed a new two-year contract, thus ending speculation about his future plans, while his longstanding defensive partner, Tony Adams, looks set to quit Highbury to pursue a career in management.
IntertotoCup

Fulham's first leg at Craven Cottage against Finnish side FC Haka ended in a 0-0 draw as the London team were continually denied by Haka's third-choice goalkeeper Mihail Slawuta, who pulled off a number of…
Playersshocked by Camacho resignation

Jose Antonio Camacho's decision to stand down as coach of theSpanish national side has surprised his players, several of whom expected him to continue in his position until 2004.
Brazilfor Pele, Germany for Beckenbauer

Brazilian legend Pele has tipped his fellow countrymen to record a fifth World Cup triumph while Germany's greatest ever player, Franz Beckenbauer, has backed Rudi Voller's side to pull of a surprise win on Sunday.
Kahnoptimistic about German prospects

Germany goalkeeper Oliver Kahn is confident of Germany winning the World Cup even though he admits that Brazil have got the better individual players.
Gunespleased that Turkey made an impact

Turkey coach Senol Gunes attempted remain philosophical after his team's World Cup semi-final defeat against Brazil, saying his players had achieved a great deal despite their exit.
Hiddinkin dreamland as South Korea reach last four

South Korea coach Guus Hiddink struggled to find the words to describe his emotions after watching his side defeat Spain in a penalty shoot-out to earn a semi-final match with Germany.