United agree deal for Arsenal's Van Persie
Manchester United said on Wednesday they had agreed a deal to sign Dutch striker from Premier League rivals Arsenal.
"Manchester United is pleased to announce it has reached agreement with Arsenal Fo
Germany coach hits back at an anthem criticism
Germany players should not be judged on whether or not they sing the national anthem before matches, coach Joachim Loew said Monday as he hit back at criticism over his team's Euro 2012 performance.
Olympics: Lloyd's golden double gives USA revenge over Japan
The United States clinched a 2-1 victory over Japan in the Olympic women's football final on Thursday as Carli Lloyd's double gave her country a third successive gold medal and avenged last year's Wor
The right way to go
In a move which will have ramifications across the youth level of English football, and will probably start showing results in a few years, the English Premier League officially announced the start of
New recruits will bolster Gunners
Although many are still holding on to the last shred of hope that he will sign an extension, it seems, for now, that Robin van Persie is not going be an Arsenal player next season. And to compensate f
No Keralite in national team
When the preparatory camp for Nehru Cup 2012 was announced last month, it seemed as though a long-cherished dream of Denson Devdas may come true.
Despite bright performances in Ieague and Santosh Tro
India aims for 3rd Nehru Cup, Chhetri among probables
Star striker Sunil Chhetri has been named among the Indian probables for the forthcoming Nehru Cup which will kick off at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium from August 22 here.
Boost to beautiful game
Football, the world’s most popular game, has never found the recognition it deserved in India — a country obsessed with cricket. Except in havens like West Bengal, Goa, Kerala and the North-East, a yo
Controversial transfers
3. Ashley Cole
The English left-back was caught in the middle of bitter fight between Arsenal and Chelsea in the summer of 2005 following the debacle where he was fined £100,000 by the Premier League
India eyes hat-trick win
Indian football might still be nothing more than a spectator at the FIFA World Cup or the Olympics, but it is not the case with the SAFF Games or the Nehru Cup.
The national side coached by Dutch in