Manager relaxed despite German injuries
BERLIN: Germany manager Joachim Loew has said he has a back-up plan in place for Euro 2012 despite the rising number of injuries which threaten to scupper his attempt to win June's European Championships.
Stevenage keeper relishing White Hart Lane return
LONDON: For Stevenage goalkeeper Chris Day the FA Cup replay with Tottenham means he will finally get a chance to play a competitve match at White Hart Lane 21 years after signing with his childhood club.
Spurs upbeat despite draw
LONDON: Harry Redknapp is confident his Tottenham Hotspur side can go on to lift the FA Cup despite being held to a goalless draw away to League One Stevenage in the fifth round on Sunday.
Japan to bury Malaysia in avalanche of goals
ONLY goals will matter for Japan when they face Malaysia in tomorrow's Olympic Qualifying Group C match at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil.
Eaton faces the heat
THE FA of Malaysia (FAM) has given Fifa's head of security Chris Eaton five days to give a detailed explanation of his statement in Singapore's Straits Times last week that implicated local football administrators to match-fixing in Southeast Asia.
League for Under-12
THIRTY-TWO teams from Perak, Penang and the Klang Valley will battle for the Liga 1MCC Under-12 title next month.
FA CUP: Saints' boss impressed with Lee
LONDON: Southampton manager Nigel Adkins backed Tadanari Lee to fire his side towards promotion as the Japan striker scored his first goal for the club in a 4-0 demolition of Derby.
BUNDESLIGA: Schalke hammer Wolfsburg to rejoin title race
BERLIN: Schalke 04 put themselves back in the Bundesliga title race yesterday with a 4-0 hammering of VfL Wolfsburg while leaders and defending champions Borussia Dortmund finished the weekend with a three-point lead.
FA CUP: Bolton boss hails Miyaichi's impact
LONDON: Bolton manager Owen Coyle believes Ryo Miyaichi has a bright future after the Japan winger's first goal in English football inspired a 2-0 win against Millwall in the FA Cup fifth round.


