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Crowns and survival at stake Either Manchester United or Chelsea will become 2007/08 Premier League champions on Sunday, while Inter Milan and Lyon could also be crowned.

Sao Paulo eye historic treble The Brasileiro is one of the most unpredictable leagues in the world, but Sao Paulo will begin this season chasing a record third straight title.

Wide open across the world Narrow margins split the leaders in Argentina, South Africa, Uruguay, USA and Vietnam, as Brazil's wide open title race begins this weekend.

Victory essential for former finalists Etoile Sahel and Al Ahly must overcome first leg deficits if they are to advance to the league phase of this season's Champions League.

Pair work miracles away America and San Lorenzo produced heroic performances to join Boca Juniors, Fluminense, Sao Paulo, Santos, Atlas and LDU in the last eight.

Rosicky out of EURO 2008 Czech Republic captain Tomas Rosicky announced on Friday that he will not be taking part in UEFA EURO 2008 due to a recurring knee injury.

Beenhakker: Every day a pleasure Leo Beenhakker, the man who guided Poland through to EURO 2008 as Group A winners, spoke to FIFA.com about this year's continental finals.

Special Adviser to the United Nations Secretary-General on Sport by Blatter The Special Adviser to the United Nations Secretary-General on Sport for Development and Peace, Wilfried Lemke, met today with FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter.

Futsal fever reaches Asia Eight-times champions Iran will be the team to beat when the 2008 AFC Futsal Championship is staged in Thailand from 11 to 18 May.

Four tickets available in Benidorm Twenty-four teams will compete for four tickets to this summer's FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup when the European showpiece begins in Benidorm.

Rooney return boosts United Wayne Rooney is set to hand Manchester United a massive boost by returning for the dramatic finale to the Premier League title race.

Hleb set to quit Arsenal, says agent Arsenal and Belarus midfielder Alexander Hleb is set to follow Mathieu Flamini out of the Emirates Stadium, according to his agent.

Sun reveals English interest Sun Jihai is remaining upbeat about his future, revealing interest from other English clubs after doubt was cast on his Manchester City future.

Heerenveen close in on UEFA Cup place Paolo Henrique struck twice to give Heerenveen a 2-0 home win over NAC Breda in the first leg of their play-off for a UEFA Cup place.

Atletico one win away Atletico Madrid won 2-0 victory over Espanyol on Thursday to move within one win of a UEFA Champions League place next season.

Roma join Inter in Cup final AS Roma and Inter Milan will battle each other for silverware on two fronts after the capital club reached the Coppa Italia final on Thursday.

Viduka facing six months out Mark Viduka's Achilles injury is more serious than had been thought and Newcastle's Australian forward is facing a lay-off of up to six months.

Liverpool want big money for Crouch Liverpool have slapped a huge price tag on unsettled England striker Peter Crouch as Spurs look resigned to losing Dimitar Berbatov.

Laporta: Pep to replace Rijkaard Barcelona president Joan Laporta announced Thursday that Pep Guardiola will take over from Frank Rijkaard at the end of the season.

African ambassadors behind South Africa Sixteen African ambassadors convened at the headquarters of FIFA to hear a progress update on the organisation of South Africa 2010.