13 July 2014 15:24
Fiorentina defender Gonzalo Rodriguez is set to remain at the club until 2017 after signing a contract extension.
The Argentine, who arrived at Stadio Artemio Franchi from Villarreal in 2012, has made 68 Serie A appearances during his two seasons at the club, contributing 10 goals.
Rodriguez’s deal was set to run out in 2015,
13 July 2014 15:07
Scottish champions Celtic visit Iceland’s KR on Tuesday as qualifying for the 2014-15 UEFA Champions League gathers pace.
The 1967 European Cup winners made it to the group stages after thumping Cliftonville 5-0 over two legs in the second qualifying round last year, but begin the new campaign with a different coach at the...
13 July 2014 14:58
Pohang Steelers’ lead at the top of the K.League remains at two points after the top four all recorded away victories.
The defending champions left it late to secure a 2-0 triumph thanks to late goals from Kim Jae-Sung and Kim Seung-Dae.
Ulsan are now winless in three after conceding twice in the final 13 minutes, having been
13 July 2014 12:52
Suso is determined to fight for his place at Liverpool following a season on loan at Almeria.
The 20-year-old Spaniard spent last term in his homeland with Almeria, making 33 appearances as Francisco’s side avoided relegation from La Liga.
Suso has now returned to Merseyside, and believes he is ready to make his mark at
13 July 2014 12:50
West Ham assistant manager Neil McDonald has dismissed injury concerns surrounding Andy Carroll, Mauro Zarate and Carlton Cole.
The trio did not feature as Sam Allardyce’s men kicked off their pre-season programme with a 2-2 draw against League Two side Stevenage on Saturday.
However, McDonald insists their omission was
13 July 2014 11:55
Jose Maria Basanta has urged Argentina to enjoy the moment as they take on Germany in the FIFA World Cup final.
Alejandro Sabella’s men had to rely on penalties to edge past the Netherlands in the semi-finals, while Germany – marginal favourites for Sunday’s Maracana showdown – trounced hosts Brazil 7-1.
But
13 July 2014 11:24
Bastian Schweinsteiger says Germany’s big-match experience will stand them in good stead in Sunday’s FIFA World Cup final against Argentina.
Joachim Low’s men silenced home fans by thumping hosts Brazil 7-1 in the semi-finals, and will face a similarly hostile atmosphere at the Maracana against their second South
