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Drogba and Bosingwa Face Misconduct Charges

UEFA has charged Chelsea’s Didier Drogba and Jose Bosingwa with misconduct for insulting the referee after Chelsea’s elimination from the Champions League. UEFA has also charged the club with failing to control the players and fans, who threw objects. UEFA said Drogba and Bosingwa breached sportsmanship by making offensive comments about Norwegian referee Tom Henning […]

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Onyewu’s Future Looking More English

U.S. international defender Oguchi Onyewu looks poised to make a move back to England, where he has received strong interest from several clubs. According to skysports.com, the towering center back has attracted the eyes of newly promoted Birmingham and Wolves, which are both trying to strengthen their defenses ahead returns to the Premier League. Clint […]

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Ronaldo to Face Hair-Pulling Punishment

Corinthians striker Ronaldo, the former World Player of the Year who's experienced an otherwise successful comeback, could face disciplinary action after television cameras caught him pulling the hair of Botafogo midfielder Fahel in Sunday's goalless draw in the Brazilian championships. "We've requested the video of the match and on Thursday I am going to analyze […]

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Seattle Fans Stuff The Ballot Box

One week after the start of All-Star balloting, Seattle fans are cramming the ballots with their favorite Sounders. Goalkeeper Kasey Keller is the overwhelming leader in fan voting for the 2009 MLS All-Star Game. The former U.S. national team goalkeeper has a league-best 0.41 goals against average and has four shutouts in eight appearances. Right […]

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Wenger Quells Rumors of Move to Madrid

Arsene Wenger, under contract to coach Arsenal until 2011, dismissed mounting speculation of a move to Real Madrid as “not an issue.” Earlier this week, Wenger commented that a move to Madrid would be a “strongly interesting” project. On Tuesday the club’s chairman Peter Hill-Wood defended Wenger from the criticism the manager received from Arsenal’s […]

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Cannavaro Returns to Old Club

Italy captain Fabio Cannavaro will return to Juventus. The Serie A club said Tuesday the 35-year-old defender, who left for Real Madrid in 2006, signed a one-year contract to rejoin the Turin side on July 1. Cannavaro, the 2006 World Player of the Year, angered Juve fans when he left for Madrid after the Italian […]

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Toluca Copes With Surprise Playoff Loss

Toluca won the Apertura 2008 title and lost just once during the Clausura 2009 regular season. Los Diablos Rojos entered the Liguilla (playoffs) as a heavy favorite to reach the final and fight for their second consecutive championship. Instead, Toluca was stunned by underdog Indios in the quarterfinals. Team president Fernando Corona maintains that he […]

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Inter Head Says Imbrahimovic Will Stay

Striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic is 90 percent certain to remain at Inter Milan next season despite fuelling speculation about a move, club president Massimo Moratti said. The Swede, whose 22 league goals inspired Inter's fourth straight Serie A title, has been considering his future at the club after becoming frustrated by their constant failure in the […]

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