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Messi's team of 2008
6/1/2009 external link
With voting for the uefa.com users' Team of 2008 now into its final week, uefa.com has asked some of the game's top stars to select their best XI, starting with FC Barcelona's Lionel Messi. Do you agree with his picks?
Defoe agrees return to Tottenham
6/1/2009 external link
Portsmouth FC striker Jermain Defoe is expected to complete his return to Tottenham Hotspur FC today subject to a medical after the two sides agreed terms on an as yet undisclosed transfer fee for the 26-year-old.
Beckham is best says Roberto Carlos
6/1/2009 external link
Roberto Carlos has told the UEFA Training Ground that his ex-Real Madrid CF team-mate David Beckham is the best free-kick exponent he has ever seen as the England international kicks off his loan spell with AC Milan.
UEFA looking forward to 2009
6/1/2009 external link
While 2008 was a memorable and momentous year for UEFA on a variety of levels 2009 promises to have a wealth of excitement and innovative developments, with the Nordic nations taking centre stage in the summer.
Youth investment lends Lyon edge
6/1/2009 external link
Supreme in France for the last seven seasons, Olympique Lyonnais owe much of their success to an excellent youth academy, which has spawned the likes of Karim Benzema and continues to feed the club's future.
Vidić shows Serbian duo the way
5/1/2009 external link
Zoran Tošić said he would "not waste the opportunity of being a member of the greatest football family" as he aims to emulate compatriot Nemanja Vidić and become an integral member of Manchester United FC's squad.
Lagerbäck's playmaker plan
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The prospect of facing Kaká or Ronaldinho is enough to strike fear into any manager, but how do you repel one of the world's best playmakers? There are few better qualified to tackle this than Sweden coach Lars Lagerbäck.
Dinamo Zagreb spend in new year sales
5/1/2009 external link
NK Dinamo Zagreb are again facing a spring without European football and, with HNK Hajduk Split breathing down their neck in Croatia, have spent more than €4m on Adrián Calello, Miroslav Slepička and Ilija Sivonjić.
Wolfsburg pounce for Okubo
5/1/2009 external link
They may be among the Bundesliga's top scorers but VfL Wolfsburg have further boosted their striking reserves by signing Japanese international Yoshito Okubo from Vissel Kobe for a transfer worth in the region of €2m.
Experienced Stensland strengthens Lyon lineup
5/1/2009 external link
UEFA Women's Cup semi-finalists Olympique Lyonnais have shown their intent to take their first European title with the signings of Norway midfielder Ingvild Stensland and Swiss international Lara Dickenman.
Wisła win race for Poland's Garguła
5/1/2009 external link
Polish international Łukasz Garguła admitted he was looking forward to a welcome rest after Ekstraklasa leaders Wisła Kraków won the race for the GKS Bełchatów midfielder's signature, the player agreeing a five-year deal.
Interviú start year with Super Cup success
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UEFA Futsal Cup semi-finalists Interviú Madrid began 2009 by lifting their first trophy of the year by retaining the Spanish Super Cup at the weekend with victories against Benicarló FS and hosts Caja Segovia FS.
Gourcuff bouncing back with Bordeaux
5/1/2009 external link
France international midfielder Yoann Gourcuff has been a revelation at FC Girondins de Bordeaux this term, catching the eye during his team's UEFA Champions League campaign following a disappointing spell with AC Milan.
Stuttgart open door for Pardo's return home
5/1/2009 external link
VfB Stuttgart have announced the departure of the experienced Mexican international Pável Pardo with immediate effect after the 32-year-old was offered the chance of returning to his homeland by former side CF América.
Janjoš takes charge of Sarajevo
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While cold weather has hampered preparations on the pitch ahead of the Premijer Liga resumption, off it clubs have been busy, with Mehmed Janjoš's appointment at FK Sarajevo one of a number of coaching changes.
Hogg keen to stay in the limelight
5/1/2009 external link
Precociousness has marked Andrew Hogg's career since making his league debut aged 16, though having already established himself as a Malta's No1, the English-born goalkeeper is not about to rest on his laurels.
Robben gets Madrid on the move
4/1/2009 external link
Real Madrid CF moved into joint-third in Spain as Arjen Robben's goal was enough for the champions to beat Villarreal CF 1-0 while Sevilla FC missed the chance to reclaim second place following a 1-1 draw with CA Osasuna.
United and Villa come through cup tests
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Manchester United FC enjoyed a 3-0 success at Southampton FC to reach the fourth round of the FA Cup while their Premier League rivals Aston Villa FC were made to work harder in their 2-1 victory over Gillingham FC.
Leverkusen's Schneider takes first steps back
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Bayer 04 Leverkusen midfielder Bernd Schneider, capped 81 times by Germany, has returned to training for the first time in nearly nine months after undergoing back surgery.
Marseille pushed to the limit in French Cup
4/1/2009 external link
Olympique de Marseille fought back from a goal down at fourth-division Besançon RC to eventually win through on penalties in the French Cup and set up a potential round of 32 meeting with holders Olympique Lyonnais.