Luis Suarez controls the ball during Uruguay's friendly with France last week

The Uruguay striker says he is not looking to increase his transfer possibilities with a string of good showings during tournament in Brazil

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Bosingwa doubt for Blues

Chelsea may be without Jose Bosingwa for tomorrow night's make-or-break Champions League clash with Valencia.

Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti admits he could have done better

Carlo Ancelotti admits he could have done a better job as Chelsea manager this season ahead of what could be his final week in charge.

Muted send-off for Ancelotti as Abramovich prepares to strike

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Ferguson joy as United set to overtake Liverpool title haul

'It's fantastic' says manager after victory over Chelsea leaves his side needing point to win league

Gone in 30 seconds: United's flying start ends Chelsea dream

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James Lawton: Sublime skills of Hernandez answer prayers of United faithful

United once again produced at the right moment a killing belief in their own ability to get the right result when it matters most

What we learnt: the five key factors on a night of glory for Ferguson

Fergie feels history calling, Torres nightmare continues, Hernandez a bargin, Carrick is back to his best and Van der Sar is also a right-back

Ancelotti: My future has been settled – I'm staying

Italian insists his job is safe even if Chelsea fail to overcome United in Champions League tonight

Chelsea's title hopes fade at Stoke

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Paulo Ferreira wants to remain at Chelsea long-term

Paulo Ferreira has revealed he wants to spend the rest of his career at Chelsea.

We're still in the fight, says Ivanovic

Chelsea's versatile defender believes victory over Manchester City can revive title hopes

Fernando Torres plays down Chelsea goal drought

Fernando Torres shrugged off his latest goalless outing for Chelsea despite his drought extending to six matches.

Unaffected by England talk, Chelsea's rock was as solid as ever for his club

Fabio Capello may have become a John Terry fan again, but those Chelsea supporters sitting in the Matthew Harding stand at Stamford Bridge have never lost faith in their man. Capello is to reinstate Terry as England captain for next week's game against Wales, but to many Chelsea supporters he should never have lost the job in the first place.

England captaincy descends into chaos as Rio is kept in dark

Capello fails to meet up with defender to make position clear during Manchester United's 2-1 win over Marseilles

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