Football
South Korea eye 2002 World Cup encore
South Korea were the toast of the 2002 World Cup as the co-hosts reached the semi-finals.
Football WC: Australia first team to arrive
The Socceroos, one of the first teams to qualify, arrived after dark in Johannesburg.
Links make CL final almost a family affair
The venue -- Madrid's Santiago Bernabeu stadium -- is familiar territory to many of the players.
Villa passes medical to complete Barca deal
Villa will be unveiled to the public at the Camp Nou stadium later on Friday.
I hope to do better than the rest: Rooney
The Manchester United player has been in superb form ahead of the World Cup in South Africa.
Argentina shirt is not a burden, says Messi
Argentina face Nigeria, South Korea and Greece in group B at the finals starting on June 11.
Sevilla grab Champions League qualifying spot
Sevilla finished the campaign on 63 points to reach the Champions League preliminary round.
Capello keen to stay on as England coach
England qualified easily for next month's showpiece in South Africa and Capello is in confident mood.
Felipe Massa slams Dunga over WC squad
Formula one driver Felipe Massa slammed national team coach Carlos Dunga over his choice of a World Cup squad.
Brazilian football player dies on field
The incident took place on Saturday during a match between Cabofriense and Mesquita.
La Liga: Barcelona beat Tenerife 4-1
Two goals by Messi helped Barcelona move closer to retaining its La Liga title with a 4-1 win against Tenerife.
Mourinho finally lets out some joy
Mourinho said. "I'm in love with Inter and these fans, not Italian football - I respect it, but I don't love it."
Laporta calls Mourinho second-rate psychologist
Barcelona must overcome a 3-1 first leg result at the Camp Nou on Wednesday.
Man United seek to make most of Spurs gift
Tottenham Hotspur have given Manchester United a huge lift by beating Arsenal and Chelsea.
Inter Milan beat Barcelona 3-1
Barcelona captain Carles Puyol will be suspended for the second leg because of a yellow card for a foul on Milito.
Top WC teams need biggest stars to shine
If players like Buffon and Messi don't play to their usual high standard, that affects the confidence of their team