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Liverpool 0 Real Betis 0
Wed, 23 Nov, 2005
Support for goal-shy Peter Crouch is still rock solid at Liverpool, with fellow striker Djibril Cisse claiming he knows just how the England man feels.
A suicide car bomber killed 21 people in northern Iraq yesterday after insurgents lured police to the scene by shooting an officer, officials said.
A suicide car bomber attacked a police patrol today on a busy commercial street, killing at least 17 people and wounding 26, officials said.
Tue, 22 Nov, 2005
The tradition of national anthems being played before international matches is under threat after FIFA president Sepp Blatter suggested they could be banned to avert crowd trouble.
Waterford manager Justin McCarthy will have to make do without the services of Ken McGrath until the end of March following a hefty suspension for the 2002 and 2004 All-Star.
Eddie Hobbs, well-known as the presenter of TV show Rip-Off Republic, has reacted angrily to the âshockingâ news that car dealerships in Ireland are allegedly inflating prices.
Tue, 06 Dec, 2005
Alex McLeish refused to concede he has taken charge of his final Bank of Scotland Premier League game as manager of Rangers as the club slipped further into crisis.
Sat, 03 Dec, 2005
Tottenham 3 Sunderland 2
Aston Villa 1 Manchester City 1
Sun, 19 Feb, 2006
Newport Gwent Dragons 31 Leinster 18
Sat, 18 Feb, 2006
Egypt striker Mido is unrepentant despite being banned for six months by his own football federation for a touchline row with Pharaohsâ coach Hassan Shehata.
Wed, 08 Feb, 2006
Turkey are set to take on the most powerful man in world football to fight the severe punishments imposed for the violent clashes after Novemberâs World Cup play-off defeat against Switzerland.
Turkeyâs sports minister accused FIFA of leaning too heavily on president Sepp Blatterâs version of events and vowed to challenge the severe punishment doled out after violence marred Novemberâs World Cup play-off against Switzerland.
Tue, 07 Feb, 2006
FIFA have ordered Turkey to play their next six competitive matches behind closed doors and on neutral ground as punishment for the violence which marred their World Cup play-off against Switzerland.
Chelsea star Didier Drogba fired the Ivory Coast into the African Nations Cup final as they overcame Nigeria 1-0 in Alexandria today.
Tom Voyce is set to make his first RBS 6 Nations start on Saturday after Josh Lewsey was ruled out of Englandâs trip to face Italy in Rome with a shoulder injury.
French President Jacques Chirac today urged immediate negotiations between the government and students and unions to defuse escalating anger over a new labour law that sparked nationwide marches and clashes with police.
Fri, 17 Mar, 2006
Hundreds of revellers transformed Belfast city centre into a sea of colour today to mark St Patrickâs Day.
Police detained 300 people around France after nationwide student marches against a new labour law turned violent.