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Ibrahimovic not to start in Barca's opener
Relations between the Swedish striker and Guardiola have become strained in the recent past.
EPL: Elmander nets two, as Bolton win 3-1
The visitors took the lead shortly after half time when Hammers defender Matthew Upson headed into his own net.
I am no bad boy, says Balotelli
The Italy striker had a stormy relationship with Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho.
Real Madrid sign Oezil subject to medical
Real Madrid have announced the signing of German international Mesut Oezil from Werder Bremen.
Spurs held by Man City 0-0 in league opener
Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City played out an entertaining but goalless draw.
French defender Gallas interests Tottenham
Tottenham need cover in central defence for England international Dawson and Cameroon international Bassong.
Brazilian Ramires completes Chelsea move
Ramires will bolster a Chelsea squad which has been stripped of experienced midfielders Deco, Ballack and Joe Cole.
Indian League soccer clubs told to turn pro
IL soccer clubs face expulsion from local and regional competitions unless they comply with Asian Football Confederation rules.
Fernando Torres wants Liverpool stay
Spain striker Fernando Torres announced on Tuesday he will stay at Liverpool.
Audit shows Barcelona financial woes
The new numbers issued show that Barcelona's net debt stands at euro442 million, up from euro329 million a year ago.
Brazil make changes for US friendly
New Brazil coach Mano Menezes named only four survivors from the World Cup for next month's friendly against the US.
FIFA confirms October agenda for goal-line tech
FIFA president Sepp Blatter last month said IFAB would look at goal-line technology.
10 million euros: Ronaldinho can leave Milan
Italian giants Milan are willing to let their star Brazilian playmaker Ronaldinho go but only at a price.
World Cup 2010 All Star team announced
The line up consists of six players from champions Spain, as well as coach Vicente del Bosque.
German team makes low-key return
Forward Thomas Mueller won the Golden Boot as top scorer, with five goals and three assists.
Players should have behaved better: Blatter
Blatter says he expected more fair play during Sunday's match, which had the most yellow cards of any final in World Cup history.