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Iniesta preaches respect ahead of Tahiti clash
Andres Iniesta has promised Spain will not go easy on Confederations Cup minnows Tahiti when the two teams meet in the Maracana.
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Hamburg want Santa Cruz as Son replacement
Hamburg are keen to bring in Roque Santa Cruz as a replacement for Son Heung-min following his move to Bundesliga rivals Bayer Leverkusen.
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Unhappy Suarez should be sold, says Carragher
Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher believes it would be unwise to hang on Luis Suarez if the striker is determined to leave the club.
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Pele: Bayern not the best team in Europe
Brazilian legend Pele believes Bayern Munich cannot consider themselves the best side in Europe yet.
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Harper: Kinnear is very likeable
Steve Harper is hoping the furore surrounding Joe Kinnear's appointment as Newcastle's director of football will have settled down before the new season.
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Ferdinand hopes Moyes emulates Fergie
Manchester United's Rio Ferdinand is hoping new manager David Moyes can pick up where Sir Alex Ferguson left off.
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Buriram pitted against Esteghlal in ACL quarters
Thai Premier League giants Buriram United will have to see off Iran's Esteghlal if they are to continue their dream run in the 2013 AFC Champions League.
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Carroll aiming for silverware with West Ham
Andy Carroll sees no reason why he cannot help fire West Ham to some silverware after the striker signed in a club record deal for what could be eight seasons.
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Nothing concrete on my future, says Cavani
Edinson Cavani says that he would like to play for one of 'the biggest clubs in the world' but insists there is nothing official to announce at the moment.
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Sunderland sign young Swede Karlsson
Sunderland have confirmed the signing of winger David Moberg Karlsson from Gothenburg on a four-year contract for an undisclosed fee.
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Semen Padang set for Indian test in AFC Cup
Indonesian giants Semen Padang have been drawn to face India's East Bengal in the quarter-finals of the AFC Cup following Thursday afternoon's draw.
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MLS: Impact stretch lead with Dynamo win
Goals from Felipe and Marco Di Vaio lifted the Montreal Impact to a 2-0 win over the Houston Dynamo which extended their lead at the top of the Easter Conference to four points.
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Shearer 'sickened' by Kinnear saga
Alan Shearer believes the appointment of Joe Kinnear as Newcastle's director of football has turned the club into a laughing stock.
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Zorc asks fans to stop condemning Gotze
Borussia Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc has called for fans to ease up on their criticism of Mario Gotzefor deciding to join rivals Bayern Munich.
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Italy dump Japan out after seven-goal thriller
Italy booked their semi-final place as they snatched a barely-deserved 4-3 victory from a pulsating game in Recife to dump Japan out of the Confederations Cup.
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