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Results for matches played in SANA´A from (2006-01-01)

Date	Team	Team	Score	Event	Country - Town
2008-05-22	Yemen (117)	Sudan (124)	1:1	Friendly	SANA´A
2008-04-04	Yemen (117)	Tanzania (127)	2:1	Friendly	SANA´A
2007-11-09	Yemen (117)	Thailand (93)	1:1	FIFA World Cupâ„¢ Qualifier	SANA´A
2007-10-08	Yemen (117)	Maldives (135)	3:0	FIFA World Cupâ„¢ Qualifier	SANA´A
2007-01-07	Yemen (117)	Eritrea (144)	4:1	Friendly	SANA´A
2006-12-20	Yemen (117)	Djibouti (150)	4:1	Friendly	SANA´A
2006-12-17	Djibouti (150)	Comoros (N/A)	2:4	Friendly	SANA´A
2006-12-14	Yemen (117)	Comoros (N/A)	2:0	Friendly	SANA´A
2006-11-15	Yemen (117)	India (132)	2:1	Continental Qualifier	SANA´A
2006-09-06	Yemen (117)	Japan (18)	0:1	Continental Qualifier	SANA´A
2006-08-29	Yemen (117)	Libya (58)	1:1	Friendly	SANA´A
2006-08-26	Yemen (117)	Libya (58)	0:1	Friendly	SANA´A
2006-02-22	Yemen (117)	Saudi Arabia (32)	0:4	Continental Qualifier	SANA´A
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Croatian PM wishes good luck to national squad

Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader on Monday wished good luck to the national football team before they left for Euro 2008, the Hina news agency reported.

Busy Bolton stunned by late Diarra winner

Portsmouth snatched victory over an enterprising Bolton on Saturday with a controversial late goal from Lassana Diarra.

Unhappy Diarra quits Arsenal for Pompey

Unsettled France midfielder Lassana Diarra has joined Portsmouth from Arsenal for an undisclosed fee, the two clubs confirmed on Thurdsay.

Midfielder Diarra leaves Arsenal for Portsmouth

Midfielder Lassana Diarra joined Portsmouth from Premier League leaders Arsenal on Thursday in a bid for regular football and a place in France's Euro 2008 squad.

English Premier League major January transfers

A list of the major moves in the English Premier League during January's transfer window which closed on Friday. Alfonso Alves, Heerenveen to Middlesbrough, undisclosed Andy Reid, Charlton to Sunderland, four million pounds Gilberto, Hertha Berlin to Tottenham, undisclosed Paul Stalteri, Tottenham to Fulham, loan Anthony Gardner, Tottenham to Everton, loan Grzegorz Rasiak, Southampton to Bolton Erik Hagen, Zenit St Petersburg to Wigan, loan Steven Davis, Fulham to Glasgow Rangers, loan Toni Kallio, BSC Young Boys to Fulham, undisclosed Alan Stubbs, Everton to Derby County, free Jari Litmanen, Malmo to Fulham, free David Rozehnal, Newcastle United to Lazio, loan Ousmane Dabo, Manchester City to Lazio, undisclosed Roy Carroll, Glasgow Rangers to Derby County, free Christian Dailly, West Ham United to Glasgow Rangers, free Gary Cahill, Aston Villa to Bolton, undiscolsed Alan Hutton, Rangers to Tottenham, eight million pounds Mohamed Sissoko, Liverpool to Juventus, 8.2 million pounds Andrew Cole, Sunderland to Burnley, loan Georgios Samaras, Manchester City to Celtic, loan Jimmy Kebe, Lens to Reading, undisclosed Jonathan Woodgate, Middlesbrough to Tottenham, undisclosed Milan Baros, Lyon to Portsmouth, loan Marlon King, Watford to Wigan, undisclosed Denny Landzaat, Wigan to Feyenoord, one million pounds Eddie Johnson, Kansas City Wizards to Fulham, undisclosed Rade Prica, Aalborg to Sunderland, two million pounds Phil Bardsley, Manchester United to Sunderland, two million pounds Leon Andreasen, Werder Bremen to Fulham, undisclosed James McFadden, Everton to Birmingham City, five million pounds Ryan Shawcross, Manchester United to Stoke City, one million pounds Antonia Valencia, Villarreal to Wigan, undisclosed Lassana Diarra, Arsenal to Portsmouth, undisclosed Matt Taylor, Portsmouth to Bolton Wanderers, undisclosed Maynor Figueroa, Deportivo Olimpia to Wigan, loan Branislav Ivanovic, Lokomotiv Moscow to Chelsea, undisclosed Gretar Steinsson, AZ Alkmaar to Bolton Wanderers, 3.5 million pounds David Murphy, Hibernian to Birmingham, 1.5 million pounds Dan Gosling, Plymouth Argyle to Everton, two million pounds Nicolas Anelka, Bolton Wanderers to Chelsea, 15 million pounds Manuel Fernandes, Valencia to Everton, loan Wilson Palacios, Deportivo Olimpia to Wigan Athletic, undisclosed Laurent Robert, unattached to Derby County Martin Skrtel, Zenit St Petersburg to Liverpool, undisclosed, Robbie Savage, Blackburn to Derby County, 1.5 million pounds, Rowan Vine, Birmingham to Queens Park Rangers, one million pounds Emanuel Villa, UAG Tecos to Derby County, two million pounds Chris Gunter, Cardiff to Tottenham Hotspur, undisclosed Manucho, Petro Athletico to Manchester United, undisclosed

Fed-up Diarra 'wants to leave Arsenal': report

France midfielder Lassana Diarra wants to leave Arsenal due his frustration at being left on the substitutes' bench, according to a report.

Scandal precedes latest Italy versus France match in Euro 2008 qualifying

Scandal has already surfaced ahead of the Italy and France match. France coach Raymond Domenech was suspended for the European Championship qualifier at Milan's San Siro stadium for accusing Italy of fixing an Olympic qualifying match eight years ago. The anti-France fervor in Italy's camp only increased when Les Blues midfielder Lassana Diarra called the Azzurri "provokers." "The hype surrounding...

Doctors: Maradona's health improving

Diego Maradona showed signs of improving health Tuesday, with doctors saying the soccer great could be released from the hospital if his progress continues. The statement from Los Arcos Sanatorium followed one 24 hours earlier saying the 46-year-old former Argentine star was getting better despite some abnormal lab test results.

Doctors say Maradona improving, though some lab tests outside "normal" range

Diego Maradona showed signs of improvement Monday, four days after being hospitalized for abdominal pains, though doctors said some lab tests came back with abnormal results. A brief statement issued by the Los Arcos Sanatorium where Maradona was taken Friday said "the tendency is toward recovery" but did not specify what lab tests were conducted or just what was ailing the former soccer star.

Maradona moved to private clinic by ambulance with abdominal pains

Diego Maradona was admitted with strong abdominal pains to a public hospital intensive care unit Friday and then transferred to a private clinic where he was listed in stable condition. Doctors at Los Arcos Sanatorium clinic said late Friday that the Argentine soccer great was in stable condition and was undergoing lab tests as they sought to make a diagnosis.