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Vital World Cup qualifiers
football05 June:  International football takes centre stage this weekend as teams seek the points they need to edge closer to qualification for next year's FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa.  In the North, Central America and Caribbean zone struggling Mexico travel to El Salvador on Saturday before hosting Trinidad and Tobago on Wednesday.  Mexico has lost two of its three games so far and cannot afford to slip up again if it is to reach next year's finals.  In Africa, previous finallists Morocco and Cameroon face each other on Sunday after both teams lost their opening matches.  In a Group of just four teams, neither can afford to slip up again.  World champions Italy play their next qualifier in September. 
 
Ancelotti named Chelsea coach
football01 June:  Carlo Ancelotti has been named the new coach at Chelsea.  The former AC Milan coach officially joins the recently-crowned FA Cup winners on a three-year deal after leaving the Italian club by mutual consent at the weekend.  During his eight years at Milan he twice led the side to Champions League success in 2003 and 2007 and also won the Serie A title in 2004.  Chelsea's owner Roman Abramovich is hoping Ancelotti's pedigree will help his side progress beyond the five Champions League semi-finals of the past six years to finally lift the covetted trophy.
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Burnley Win Play-off to win Premier League Prize
football25 May:  Burnley will play in next season's Premier League after defeating Sheffield United 1-0 in Monday's Championship play-off final at Wembley.  The Lancashire side return to the top flight after an absence of 33 years thanks to Wade Elliot's spectacular 13th-minute goal.  The Clarets join Wolverhampton Wanderers and Birmingham City in the Premier League as Newcastle United, Middlesbrough and West Bromwich Albion replace them in the lower division.
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