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Immobile determined to prove Matthaus wrong

Ciro Immobile is determined to prove Lothar Matthaus wrong by firing Borussia Dortmund out of trouble this season.

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Gerrard: Henderson ideal captaincy material

Steven Gerrard has earmarked Jordan Henderson as the ideal candidate to replace him as Liverpool captain.

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Henderson: We can beat Chelsea at Anfield

Jordan Henderson sees no reason why Liverpool are unable to end Chelsea's unbeaten record when they lock horns at Anfield on Saturday.

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Spahic signs Leverkusen extension

Emir Spahic will stay at Bayer Leverkusen until June 2016 after signing a one-year extension with the Bundesliga club.

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Pallotta sets sights on Serie A title

James Pallotta is convinced that Roma have the quality within their squad to overtake Juventus and win Serie A this season.

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Bruce hopeful over McGregor and Harper

Goalkeepers Allan McGregor and Steve Harper are outside chances to be fit for Hull City's trip to Burnley after returning to training.

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Werder hoping Di Santo will stay

Werder Bremen sporting director Rouven Schroder hopes he can convince Franco Di Santo to stay at the club.

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Wijnaldum praises response from 'angry' PSV

Georginio Wijnaldum revealed angry exchanges in the PSV dressing room at half-time inspired their victory over Panathinaikos on Thursday.

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Wenger: Ramsey must get priorities right

Arsene Wenger wants Aaron Ramsey to "keep his priorities right" after he came in for criticism following Arsenal's draw with Anderlecht.

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Tueart questions Pellegrini's Champions League credentials

Manchester City great Dennis Tueart has questioned manager Manuel Pellegrini's tactical nous and his UEFA Champions League credentials.

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Pardew backing teenager Aarons

Alan Pardew is backing Newcastle United teenager Rolando Aarons to fill the void left by an injury to Gabriel Obertan.

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Laporta would run for Barca presidency again

Former Barcelona president Joan Laporta would consider running for another term in charge of the Catalan giants.

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