Home | My Football

Ryan McGowan challenges Chile's Jean Beausejour.

1402820976

Socceroos add panache to Aussie spirit

There is a lot to like about the Socceroos’ from a philosophical perspective despite the score in their World Cup opener against Chile.

1402818018

Marchisio: I had hallucinations due to the heat

Italy midfielder Claudio Marchisio felt like he had "hallucinations" during his team's win over England in humid conditions in Manaus.

1402809884

Qatar deny 'baseless allegations'

The Qatar 2022 bid organisation claimed they have 'nothing to hide' in regards to the vote for the FIFA World Cup.

1402809247

Honduras not dirty, says Suarez

Luis Fernando Suarez dismissed suggestions Honduras play dirty ahead of their opening FIFA World Cup clash on Sunday.

1402808482

Drogba fine with bit-part role

Ivory Coast legend Didier Drogba is happy to have made an impact in his side's FIFA World Cup win over Japan, despite starting on the bench.

1402808482

Lamouchi hails 'game-changer' Drogba

Ivory Coast coach Sabri Lamouchi hailed the impact of Didier Drogba after his team's come-from-behind 2-1 win over Japan.

1402807685

Zaccheroni rues lack of cohesion

Japan coach Alberto Zaccheroni said his team were not cohesive enough as they slumped to a 2-1 defeat to Ivory Coast on Saturday.

1402806927

Campbell: Costa Rica win not a surprise

Joel Campbell said he always knew Costa Rica were going to beat Uruguay, despite trailing at half-time in their FIFA World Cup opener.

1402804238

Susic eager to attack Argentina

Bosnia-Herzegovina coach Safet Susic plans to attack a team he considers FIFA World Cup favourites in Argentina.

1402803396

Little-known Russians relishing covert preparation

Striker Maxim Kanunnikov insisted Russia's exclusively home-based squad will give them the element of surprise in Brazil.

1402802167

Jelavic: Croatia are better than Cameroon

Croatia striker Nikica Jelavic has no doubt his team's quality will be enough for them to overcome Cameroon.

1402800337

Honduras more than fighters, says Deschamps

Didier Deschamps is wary of Honduras' attacking threat, amid scrutiny surrounding their physical style of play ahead of Sunday's clash.

Featured

Categories