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Dundee fans to decide on US offer
Dundee's board says the fans will decide whether or not to accept an American investment deal worth about £700,000.
Carroll pulls out of England squad
Andy Carroll withdraws from the England squad for the friendlies against the Republic of Ireland and Brazil.
Commons retires from Scotland set-up
Celtic and Scotland midfielder Kris Commons announces his retirement from international football at the age of 29.
West Ham agree £15m Carroll fee
West Ham agree a £15m fee with Liverpool for England striker Andy Carroll but the player has yet to decide on the move.
Hammers to sign Romania defender Rat
Romania defender Razvan Rat will join West Ham on a free transfer when his Shakhtar Donetsk deal expires on 1 July.
Keane to miss Republic friendlies
Republic of Ireland captain Robbie Keane is out of the friendlies against England and Georgia because of club duties.
Brighton prank helped - Holloway
Crystal Palace boss Ian Holloway thanks whoever left excrement in the dressing room at Brighton as it fired his players up.
Roma punished for Balotelli chants
Roma will have to shut down part of their stadium for one game next season after the club's supporters repeated racist chants.
Lyon women aim for European treble
Patrice Lair urges Lyon to fulfil their pre-season promises and win a third consecutive Women's Champions League title.
Man City form New York MLS franchise
Manchester City have announced a partnership with baseball's New York Yankees to form a new Major League Soccer franchise.
Hummels makes Dortmund commitment
Mats Hummels says the Champions League final against Bayern Munich will not be his final game for Borussia Dortmund.
Rooneys announce arrival of baby
Manchester United footballer Wayne Rooney and his wife Coleen announce the birth of a second son, named Klay Anthony.
VIDEO: Di Canio cannot do as he wishes - PFA
PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor says no club can be "a law unto itself" as the association investigates the disciplinary action taken by Paolo Di Canio.
Manager Pulis leaves Stoke City
Manager Tony Pulis leaves Stoke City by mutual consent following talks with chairman Peter Coates on Tuesday.
Rivals claim Windsor cash is unfair
A grant of £25m for Windsor Park could unfairly extend the dominance of Linfield in local football, the High Court hears.
Birmingham sign Huddersfield's Novak
Birmingham City sign striker Lee Novak from Huddersfield Town on a three-year contract.
Man Utd top television revenue table
Premier League champions Manchester United earn £60.8m in television revenue while Newcastle United suffer a £9.1m fall.
Doncaster wants SFL to vote on plans
The Scottish Premier League's Neil Doncaster wants Scottish Football League clubs to vote on the top tier's revamp plans.
Sheffield Utd make McCall approach
Sheffield United seek permission from Motherwell to speak to Stuart McCall about the managerial vacancy at Bramall Lane.
Di Canio actions investigated by PFA
The Professional Footballers' Association says it is looking into Sunderland's disciplinary action against several players.
Davids to stay on as Barnet boss
Relegated League Two club Barnet confirm Edgar Davids has agreed to remain as the club's head coach for next season.
Messi - Barca must not change style
Lionel Messi urges Barcelona to stick with their style of play, despite failing to win this season's Champions League.
Ward & Jackson among Norwich exits
Norwich City release striker Simeon Jackson and defenders Marc Tierney and Elliott Ward as 10 players leave the club.
Liverpool to move for Kolo Toure
Liverpool will move for Manchester City defender Kolo Toure on a free transfer once his contract expires in June.
MK boss Robinson to assess future
MK Dons boss Karl Robinson will assess his future this week, amid speculation linking him to the Sheffield United job.