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Jamie Carragher departs Anfield as a winner after calling time on his Liverpool career, as Philippe Coutinho's first half thunderbolt claims victory for Brendan Rodgers side

Will Landon Donovan ever rejoin the U.S. national team? Will he play in the Brazil World Cup next summer? That remains to be seen. It looks like he won’t be on the team anytime in the near future, and that’s a shame,...

Fernando Torres scored a winner to allow Rafa Benitez to end with a win as Chelsea beat Everton 2-1 at Stamford Bridge.

Porto won their third consecutive Liga title and completed an unbeaten season in the process after beating Pacos Ferreira 2-0 on Sunday.

The 53-year-old admits he has informed the Ligue 1 champions that he plans to relinquish the reins at the club, as he reveals that an offer from the Blancos is on the table

Alex Ferguson bowed out of management on Sunday with a smile, a wave and a bucketful of goals in his 1,500th Manchester United game but without the victory he had so wanted.

The interim manager reflects on a job well done after beating Everton to finish third in the Premier League but gives no clues as to his future beyond Stamford Bridge

Barcelona remain on course for a club record 100 points after seeing off Real Valladolid at a rain-swept Camp Nou.

Tottenham 1-0 Sunderland: Spurs miss out again

Champions Barcelona moved a step closer to matching Real Madrid's La Liga record of 100 points with a 2-1 win over Real Valladolid, that was the prelude to a title party at the Nou Camp on Sunday.

Sunderland manager Paolo Di Canio has hit out at defenders Phil Bardsley and Matthew Kilgallon over their late-night antics in a casino.

Paris St Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic was named Ligue 1's player of the season on Sunday.

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger hailed his group of players as "special" after the Gunners secured Champions League qualification for a 16th successive season.

Man City 2-3 Norwich City: Howson winner

Referee Mark Halsey has bowed out of football and hopes his story can inspire other cancer sufferers.

Porto clinched a 27th Portuguese Premier League title with a comfortable 2-0 away win against 10-man Pacos de Ferreira on Sunday that contrasted with the nerve-wracking title race that lasted until the final round.

Victory never looked in doubt for the Blaugrana who are now just two wins away from matching the record Liga points tally set by arch-rivals Real Madrid last season

Liverpool 1-0 QPR: Carragher farewell

The Rossoneri had to score twice, including a hotly-disputed penalty, in the closing 10 minutes to secure maximum points and a top-three finish

The Nerazzurri were comprehensively dismantled by their visitors' effervescent display, who secured qualification for the Europa League in style

Montella's men blew away the relegated hosts with a spectacular showing, but Milan's late victory over Siena means they must settle for a place in the Europa League instead