Exclusive: Paul the Octopus in talks to join England 2018 World Cup bid
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July 30 - England's World Cup bid is hoping to sign-up a new ambassador to help its campaign to host the 2018 tournament - Paul the Octopus.
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No goal-line technology until at least July 2011
July 30 - Goal-line technology will not be introduced for almost another year at the earliest despite the continuing global outcry over Frank Lampard's hotly disputed "goal-that-wasn't" at the World Cup in South Africa. Read more...
Northern Ireland FA protest against players switching defeated
July 30 - Northern Ireland football officials have suffered a crushing defeat in their attempts to prevent players switching to play for Ireland.
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Russia beginning to pick-up pace of World Cup bid
July 29 - Russia has hauled in its big-hitters, including Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko, to take part in a high-profile sports forum a fortnight before becoming the first European candidate for the 2018 World Cup to be scrutinised by FIFA's six-man inspection team.
Kiev begins transport upgrade for Euro 2012
July 29 - Kiev has started transport upgrade as a part of preparations for the Euro 2012.
Manchester United fans should be happy with Glazer family claims MLS Commissioner
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July 28 - Manchester United fans should be happy that their club is owned by the Glazer family, Major League Soccer (MLS) Commissioner Don Garber claimed today.
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