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Auld enemies in international infancy
The year was 1875. The setting was The Oval. The teams were England and Scotland. The occasion was the fourth edition of international football’s oldest rivalry.
Renard: Zambia can reach the final
After a resounding 3-0 quarter-final victory over Sudan, Zambia coach Herve Renard says the overlooked Copper Bullets are ready and primed for their last-four showdown against Ghana.
Shocks blow open qualifying race
Crucial late goals were the order of the day in Asian qualifying for London 2012 with Korea Republic securing a draw but fellow frontrunners Japan were stunned by a last-gasp winner, while Uzbekistan are on the cusp of qualification.
Rooney: Fightback could turn title race
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney believes the Red Devils remarkable comeback to draw at Chelsea could provide a huge mental lift, even though the champions fell two points behind leaders Manchester City.
Argentina seal spot at U-20 finals
Argentina have secured the second and final South American berth to the 2012 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, where they will be joined by newly crowned continental champions Brazil.
Transfers that transformed seasons
From Eric Cantona through Johan Cruyff to the great Alfredo di Stefano, FIFA.com looks back at some of the mid-season deals that have had the biggest impact on the clubs involved.
Spurs aim to continue surprise title charge
Currently sitting comfortably in third place and mounting an unexpected challenge for the Premier League title, FIFA.com examines Tottenham Hotspur's transformation under manager Harry Redknapp.
Who is the best player in Serie A?
FIFA.com wants to know who you rate as the top player in the Italian top flight.
Santos edge Pumas to maintain lead
Santos Laguna beat Pumas 2-1 to maintain their three-point advantage over nearest rivals Tigres and Atlante who both won by a single goal margin.
Giresse dismisses Gabon revenge notion
Mali coach Alain Giresse rejected notions of revenge after his side edged Gabon in Sunday's CAF Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final to deny the co-hosts a first ever appearance in the last four.
The five-point European review
Europe's top flights battled on amid the snow and freezing temperatures over the weekend, with a memorable Manchester United comeback among the highlights.
Respite for Villarreal, Valencia held
Villarreal eased their relegation worries with a 2-1 victory at Sevilla, their first away win in La Liga this season, while Valencia had to settle for a point after a goalless draw at Atletico Madrid.
Lyon make Marseille settle for point

Lyon battled back from two goals down to earn a 2-2 draw at Marseille, who led through Benoit Cheyrou and Evanilson Brandao but failed to capitalise on their advantage.
Ghana edge Tunisia after extra time
Ghana are through to the CAF Africa Cup of Nations semi-finals, where they will face Zambia, after overcoming Tunisia 2-1 courtesy of Andre Ayew's winner in extra time.
Olympiacos close gap, AEK rise
Olympiacos beat PAOK Salonika 2-0 to move within two points of the league leaders, AEK Athens climbed to third after a win against Panionios, while Doxa Dramas remain bottom after another defeat.
Fener down Besiktas, Genclerbirligi leave it late
Fenerbahce recorded a 2-0 victory over Besiktas to reduce the gap to leaders Galatasaray, while Genclerbirligi claimed a late win and Sivasspor thrashed Mersin Idmanyurdu 5-1.
Anderlecht build advantage, Brugge fire five
Anderlecht are seven points clear at the Jupiler League summit after beating Genk 4-2, while Club Brugge thrashed Beerschot 5-1 to draw level with second-placed Gent.
Roma announce new De Rossi deal
Roma general director Franco Baldini has confirmed that midfielder Daniele De Rossi has agreed a five-year contract extension with the club, ending speculation that he could move abroad.
Keita keeps nerve to send Mali into semis
Seydou Keita scored the winning spot-kick as Mali progressed to the CAF Africa Cup of Nations semi-finals by knocking out co-hosts Gabon on penalties following a 1-1 draw after extra time.
Sub Roshi secures win for Cologne

Cologne ended their long wait for a Bundesliga victory against Kaiserslautern, substitute Odise Roshi scoring within two minutes of coming on to secure a 1-0 win for the visitors.
United come back to save draw at Chelsea
Manchester United added another sensational comeback to their Premier League repertoire, recovering from a three-goal deficit to salvage an unlikely 3-3 draw with rivals Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
PSV stutter, Feyenoord climb
PSV Eindhoven were held to a 1-1 draw at Heracles Almelo, missing the opportunity to lead the Eredivisie by five points, while defeat for Ajax allowed Feyenoord to climb to fifth in the standings.
Basel held, Young Boys see off Servette

Basel were held to a draw by FC Sion, but it was still enough for the leaders to extend their lead of Lucerne to seven points, while fourth-placed Young Boys beat Servette 3-1.

Blatter, guest of honour in South America

The FIFA President attended CONMEBOL’s Extraordinary Congress in the Paraguayan capital Asuncion, where between 3 and 5 February 2012 he took part in a variety of events. 

Freiburg battle for point against Bremen
Werder Bremen twice threw away an advantage during their Bundesliga match at Freiburg, with the hosts cancelling out two Claudio Pizarro goals to salvage a much-needed 2-2 draw.
Udinese pay penalty at Fiorentina

Udinese were left ruing their luck, and a fine performance by Fiorentina goalkeeper Artur Boruc, after two penalties converted by Stefan Jovetic saw the title-chasers lose ground with a 3-2 defeat.

Borini brace helps brush Inter aside

Fabio Borini's double either side of half-time provided the killer blow to Inter Milan as Roma ran out comfortable 4-0 victors at the Stadio Olimpico, with Juan and Bojan Krkic scoring either side of the Italian's double.

Roma enjoy rout as top two are held
Serie A leaders Juventus and second-placed AC Milan were both held to home goalless draws, by Siena and Napoli respectively, while Roma thrashed Inter Milan 4-0 at the Stadio Olimpico.
United triumph to ruin Rangers' week
A difficult week for Rangers got even worse when they were dumped out of the Scottish Cup by Dundee United, who scored twice in the first half to record an impressive 2-0 victory at Ibrox.
Super Cisse strike marks perfect debut

Papiss Demba Cisse scored a stunning winner in front of his new fans to mark the perfect debut for Newcastle, as his half-volley from the edge of the box gave his new side the edge in a 2-1 win over Aston VIlla.

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