So my dear readers. One more week and we’ll hopefully be in FIFA 08 heaven. To celebrate this and to help you want the game even more, I’ve used my huge influence in EA Sports (actually I’ve downloaded it from the EA Sports press room, but it sounds better) and uploaded a couple of videos […]

Koji Yamase struck a late double as Japan beat
Bosnia-Herzegovina 3-0 to boost their confidence ahead of a crucial
South Africa 2010 qualifier.

Djibril Cisse and Bojan Krkic both feature prominently in the
second of our statistical round-ups on the week’s biggest
winners and losers.

Tottenham Hotspur have further boosted their defensive options
following the capture of Jonathan Woodgate by signing Alan Hutton
from Rangers.

Everton manager David Moyes believes the Premier League should
look at taking a break during the CAF Africa Cup of Nations.

Former South Africa coach Stuart Baxter is hoping he can
steer new charges Finland to the next FIFA World Cup and return to
his old stomping ground.

Angola have underlined their status as a continental power so
far at Ghana 2008, and now they want to beat Tunisia and advance in
style.

Argentinian forward Fernando Cavenaghi is finally coming into
his own at Ligue 1 side Bordeaux after a difficult spell with
Spartak Moscow.

Côte d’Ivoire beat Mali with ease to finish the group
with a perfect record, while Nigeria beat Benin to set up a last
eight date with Ghana.

Kevin Keegan has insisted he can restore Newcastle United as a
Premier League force, despite the side’s troubles since his
return as manager.

With a population of just 20,000 and only eight years of
organised football, Turks and Caicos are seeking inspiration from
their lone professional.