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Friday 4 November, 2005
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Domenech position confirmed
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French Football Federation President Jean-Pierre Escalettes has confirmed that Raymond Domenech will take France to the World Cup next summer. More
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Santini calls for ‘big performance’
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Auxerre boss Jacques Santini is hoping his side will give a good account of themselves as he returns to his former club Saint-Etienne on Saturday. More
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Metz depleted for ‘six-pointer’
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Metz will be missing several key figures on Saturday, as they welcome Ajaccio to Lorraine for a game that Rolland Courbis described as “a six-pointer”. More
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Marseille step up Cissé bid
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Having gone off the idea of signing Pierre-Alain Frau, Marseille will focus on luring unsettled striker Djibril Cissé away from Liverpool next month. More
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Domenech to decide on 'keeper
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France boss Raymond Domenech will announce early next week whether Grégory Coupet or Fabien Barthez is his first-choice goalkeeper. More
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Anelka ‘honoured’ by France recall
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Fenerbahçe striker Nicolas Anelka has expressed his delight at receiving his first international call-up for three years this week. More
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Nico recall gives Pires hope
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| Robert Pires says Nicolas Anelka’s shock international recall has given him real hope of playing in the World Cup. More |
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Trezeguet backs Anelka comeback
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David Trezeguet has spoken up in favour of Nicolas Anelka being recalled to the France squad for next week's friendlies against Costa Rica and Germany. More
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Boloni laments fading hopes
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Rennes Coach Laszlo Boloni admitted his side have little chance of progressing in the UEFA Cup after losing 2-0 away to Rapid Bucharest. More
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Cousin reluctant to accept praise
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Lens ace Daniel Cousin was keen to deflect the eulogies onto the whole team's performance despite scoring a hat-trick against Halmstad on Thursday. More
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Duguépéroux salutes 'good night'
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Strasbourg boss Jacky Duguépéroux was understandably delighted to see his struggling team register a 2-0 win over Tromso in the UEFA Cup. More
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Thursday 3 November, 2005
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| UEFA Cup: Strasbourg carve out win |
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Ligue 1 strugglers Strasbourg continued their Jekyll and Hyde impression with a 2-0 victory over Tromso in the UEFA Cup. Report
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| UEFA Cup: Cousin cleans up |
| A hat-trick from in-form striker Daniel Cousin powered Lens to a much-needed UEFA Cup win as they beat Halmstad 5-0 at the Stade Félix-Bollaert. Report |
| UEFA Cup: Rennes beaten again |
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Rennes' UEFA Cup campaign is in danger of ending before it ever took off as they crashed to their second straight defeat away to Rapid Bucharest. Report
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Domenech defends Anelka call-up
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France Coach Raymond Domenech has given his reasons for selecting Nicolas Anelka over three years since the Fenerbahçe ace's last appearance. More
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Oliech to join Nantes next month
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Nantes' long-term target Dennis Oliech looks certain to finalise a four-year deal with the club in December. More
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Trezeguet streaks past Platini
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David Trezeguet has revealed his pride at overtaking Michel Platini’s goalscoring record for Juventus on Wednesday night. More
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Saha close to United return
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Louis Saha has revealed that he will resume training with Manchester United in the next few days. More
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UEFA Cup: Slow starters eye wins
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Beaten last time out, Rennes and Lens are desperate for victory in their UEFA Cup games tonight, while Strasbourg hope to build on their good start. More
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Anelka in shock France recall
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Controversial striker Nicolas Anelka has been given a surprise call-up to the France team for the upcoming friendlies with Costa Rica and Germany. More
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Nantes chief aiming to keep stars
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Nantes President Rudi Roussillon has made it clear he has no intention of letting Mickaël Landreau, Mauro Cetto or Gilles Yapi-Yapo go anywhere. More
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Koke struck down with injury
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Marseille striker Sergio Koke will be out for two to three weeks after injuring his shoulder during a training session. More
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Ferguson subdued after defeat
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Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson cut a despondent figure after losing 1-0 to Lille and singled out the Stade de France turf for criticism. More
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We deserved to win, says Puel
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| Lille boss Claude Puel praised his players for raising their game after they saw off Manchester United 1-0 in the Champions' League. More |