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Football: Knockout stages well under way
English football fanatic and Ministry and Wakatipu Tavern manager Dan Crawford is watching every second of the 2010 Fifa World Cup being held in South Africa. Here's his take on the action. read more
Football fans livid after PBS decides not to broadcast Germany vs England on TVM
England football fans are livid after they learnt that PBS had decided not to broadcast the Second Round Match between Germany and England at 4pm today.
Football: Ivan Vicelich, Ben Sigmund, Brian Turner arrive home
Hundreds of football fans turned out at Auckland International Airport today to give a rapturous welcome to the first of the All Whites to arrive home from the World Cup
Football mania in the US
Is football finally winning a national following in the US?
Football replay used to fight dementia
London, June 27 : Football can help stimulate the recollections of dementia sufferers, a project has found.
Football. Stevens: Locksley Shows Soft Side in Women's Clinic 101
Photo Gallery: Women's Football Clinic 101 Lobo Coach Mike Locksley definitely showed his soft side Saturday during the Lobos Women's Football Clinic 101, but this camp was still designed to teach the Xs and Os of the game as it opened a few behind-the-scene doors for the campers. "All of our camps are designed with teaching in mind and that goes for this clinic, too," said Locksley, in his ...
Football fever grips G8 leaders
Football fever has gripped European members of the Group of Eight's most powerful developed nations as they meet for a summit in Canada.
An England football fan reacts after a 2010 World Cup second round soccer match against Germany at Free State stadium ...
An England football fan reacts after a 2010 World Cup second round soccer match against Germany at Free State stadium in Bloemfontein June 27, 2010. REUTERS/Christian Charisius
Football dementia project success
A new therapy which uses football memorabilia to stimulate the minds of dementia sufferers could be extended abroad.
Football project combats dementia
A project which uses football to stimulate the minds of dementia sufferers could be extended abroad after producing "startling" results at home, a British university said.