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Plzen defender banned for 2 years for doping (AP) A Czech player has been suspended for two years by UEFA for testing positive for an undisclosed banned substance after a Champions League match in November. Defender David Bystron of Czech champion Viktoria Plzen was informed on Thursday of the ban, which was backdated to Jan. 3. Bystron tested positive after the Nov.




FA won't rush to replace Capello before Euro 2012 (AP)

England manager Fabio Capello looks on before the English Premier League soccer match between Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield, Liverpool, England, Monday Feb. 6, 2012.

The head of the English Football Association says he will not rush to hire Fabio Capello's successor ahead of this year's European Championship. FA chairman David Bernstein says, "We will put a shortlist together of key people." Adrian Bevington, the managing director of the team, adds that "everyone's focus is on Euro 2012 and our objective is to ......




Milan looks to bounce back against Udinese (AP) AC Milan travels to Udinese on Saturday looking to get its season back on track, while Serie A leader Juventus visits Bologna a day later -- if the weather permits. Milan has not won in its last three games and lost the first leg of its Italian Cup semifinal 2-1 at home to Juventus on Wednesday. "We're not going through a good and lucky period at t......


Capello thanks players, FA in goodbye note (AP) Fabio Capello thanked his former England players in a note and wished them the best for the future, but did not elaborate on his decision to quit as England coach. Capello resigned Wednesday, angry at a decision by the Football Association to strip John Terry of the England captaincy. In a note reported by Italian news agency ANSA, Capello says, "I......


Zambia emerge from under radar to reach final (Reuters) Zambia, a team currently without a national stadium, have emerged from the shadows at the African Nations Cup to grab an unexpected place in this Sunday's final against the Ivory Coast.


Ajax board offers to resign, Cruyff saga rolls on (AP) A long-running struggle for control over Ajax's club management and strategy took another twist Thursday when the entire board of directors, including football great Johan Cruyff, offered to resign. The move follows a Dutch court ruling earlier this week rejecting the appointment of Louis van Gaal as CEO of Ajax.


Ajax announces resignation of supervisory board (Goal.com) The Amsterdam giant has announced that Johan Cruyff, Edgar Davids, Steven ten Have, Paul Romer and Marjan Olfers will leave their posts shortly.


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