Dutch coach criticises Webb
Netherlands coach Bert van Marwijk criticises referee Howard Webb after his side suffer a 1-0 defeat by Spain in the World Cup final.
View ArticleWebb had hard task - Blatter
Fifa president Sepp Blatter believes English referee Howard Webb had a "very hard task" in controlling Spain's World Cup final win over Netherlands.
View ArticleNetherlands tactics upset Cruyff
Dutch football legend Johan Cruyff launches a scathing attack on Netherlands' display in the World Cup final, deriding it as "anti-football".
View ArticleSpain return to rapturous welcome
Spain's victorious World Cup squad return to Madrid amid scenes of joyous celebration in the capital city.
View ArticleAlonso critical of De Jong tackle
Spain midfielder Xabi Alonso calls Nigel de Jong's 'Kung-Fu' kick on him in Sunday's World Cup final one of the worst tackles he has ever received.
View ArticleWorst Cup ranking for England
England's performance at South Africa 2010 is officially their worst at a World Cup finals, according to Fifa.
View ArticleHeroes' welcome for beaten Dutch
World Cup runners-up the Netherlands are given a heroes' welcome by fans as they go on an open-top boat tour of Amsterdam on Tuesday.
View ArticleSA to make Olympic bid for 2020
South Africa hopes to follow up its hosting of the football World Cup by staging the Olympics after confirming it plans to bid for the 2020 Games.
View ArticleRef Webb defends display in final
Howard Webb says he has no regrets over his handling of Sunday's ill-tempered World Cup final between Spain and the Netherlands.
View ArticleUruguay hails its football heroes
Uruguay's national footballers are given a rapturous welcome back home after their World Cup success.
View ArticleCup flops England climb rankings
England rise one place to seventh in Fifa's world rankings, despite an early World Cup exit, while Spain replace Brazil at number one.
View ArticleFabregas defends shirt joke
Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas plays down being pictured in a Barcelona shirt during Spain's World Cup-winning celebrations.
View ArticleBallack warns captain Lahm
Injured Germany captain Michael Ballack warns World Cup skipper Philipp Lahm he expects to take back the armband on his return to fitness.
View ArticleMaradona offered new deal
Diego Maradona is to be offered a new deal that would keep him in charge of Argentina through to the summer of 2014 - when Brazil stages the World Cup.
View ArticleAnelka says camp "was as one"
Nicolas Anelka speaks for the first time since he was sent home from the World Cup, describing the tensions inside the France camp as a "timebomb".
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